Wednesday, December 02, 2015
Today -100: December 2, 1915: Of sentimental war talk
Henry Ford responds to his critics: “There has been a lot of talk of attack on ‘sentimental peace talk’ by people who want us to have sentimental war talk instead.” The State Dept is restricting the scope of his mission by only issuing passports for Peace Shippers to enter neutral countries (Ford’s proposed conference would be held in the Netherlands). Several people who want to go are having difficulty getting passports in time, which may be deliberate State Dept obstruction, confusing new passport rules, or Ford’s almighty rush.
Gen. Obregon, commander of Carranza’s forces, says Pancho Villa has gone insane.
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