Pershing’s Last Review Ends Washington War Pageant
The First Division marched in a grand last review along Pennsylvania Avenue led by Gen John J Pershing. Washington witnessed a patriotic pageant blending victory with peace as cabinet members and diplomats regarded the return of veterans in triumph.
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Allied Nations Join America In Farewell Tribute
Allied nations join America in a farewell tribute as troops pass the reviewing stand. A marching band plays Over There while crowds, dozens of thousands, wave flags and shout with pride. The scene captures the war’s end mood and honors the 24,000 soldiers who fought overseas.
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Pershing Parade Inspires Awe on Pennsylvania Avenue
The immense national pageant of 24,000 U S troops under Gen John J Pershing drew vast crowds in Washington. Pershing rode with honor as banners, aircraft and allied officers saluted, while policemen and staff accompanied the commander in chief amid cheering throngs and a jubilant civic display.
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Wilson Defends Shantung Clause at San Francisco Luncheon
President Wilson spoke to 1,400 women defending the Shantung provision of the peace treaty and asserting the league of nations would protect China's integrity. He said Britain has no veto power in the league and urged acceptance of the treaty while denying that it favors any nation.
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Wilsons Thanks to Heroes Message to First Division
President Wilson extends greeting to the first division praising their gallantry and efforts. He notes the work is done nobly and calls for unity with nations that love peace and justice as achievements are completed.
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Camden militia called to quell streetcar strike unrest
Camden New Jersey September 17 three hundred militiamen were summoned by Mayor Eilis after protests over a zone fare plan by the New Jersey Public Service Corporation. Six hundred motormen and conductors refused to operate cars amid fears of violence. Mayor Lita said he would seek Gov Runyon to mobilize state troops to restore order.
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