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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1919

Page

5

France Recalls Four Poincare Reviews U S Troops at Lafayette Tomb

The Associated Press reports President Poincare reviews French regiments while Lafayette’s tomb is honored. French and American troops march past under gray skies as celebrations of unity and peace unfold in Paris with public offices and schools closed.

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Pershing Praises Bravery Of the French Soldier

General Pershing lauds the courage of French soldiers at the front as American forces stand with allied troops. He emphasizes steadfast resolve and the shared sacrifice shaping the war effort.

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U S Speaker Claims United States Saved Europe

A Buenos Aires speaker asserts the United States saved Europe, remarking on wartime roles and the Allied effort. The fragmented text shows garbled OCR but centers on praise for U S contributions in defeating aggression and shaping postwar security.

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United States and Argentina heard at Fourth of July talk

Dr Martines praised US power and Monroe Doctrine at a Fourth of July event organized by Argentinians. He argued American leadership saved Europe through aid and urged peaceful global leadership, expansion policy support, and renewed duty to unite nations for peace.

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World Needs League Covenant Terms on Nations Independence

The article discusses the League of Nations Covenant focusing on preserving internal sovereignty, protecting territorial integrity, and enabling peaceful dispute resolution. It covers arbitration, limits on military action, and how the league could address social issues including trafficking and native inhabitants under its oversight.

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Daniels Urges U S Aid to Forestall World Anarchy

Quotes from Daniels on unity in war and peace stressing that the nation must act now to face perils abroad and at home. Warns of coal shortages for winter with a plea to the public to place orders to keep mines at full output and avoid fuel scarcity.

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Ignoble to Drop League Declares Senator Jones Speech

Yakima Washington July 4 United States Senator Jones of Washington declares the supreme test of American character is at hand He urges joining with other peoples and governments to preserve world peace and warns only unity and common purpose will secure America's place in world history He calls for adherence to law equal opportunity and shared humanity while criticizing alien influences.

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Poindexter Warns Against League and Bolshevism

Rochester log Fourth of July speech by U S Senator Milea Poindexter of Washington warns that big business funds the League of Nations and Bolshevism. He criticizes pacifists, cites Monroe Doctrine as key to peace, and opposes surrendering U S independence to a world authority.

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League of Nations debate marks independence and disarmament fears

Special to the Washington Post reports a Luray Virginia July 4 reflection on world peace logic. The piece contrasts skepticism about a League enforcing peace with calls for national sovereignty and warns Bolshevik propaganda hidden as labor. It notes Page county soldiers returning from France and a July 4 parade at Camp Lee with Gen Omar Bundy reviewing troops.

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Boonsboro War Memorial Unveiled and Independence Day Events

On Independence Day crowds in Hagerstown and Boonsboro joined celebrations. A granite monument honoring Boonsboro boys who served and died in World War I was unveiled by Miss Michael as speakers including Zibiman and Harvey Bomberger attended. A homecoming parade, supper, and dance followed.

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