A couple of big events happened on July 14, 1919, perhaps the biggest, by some measure, being the "Victory Day" parade in Paris, in which the various Allied nations participated in. General Pershing lead a contingent of U.S. troops, mounted on horseback.
On the same day, debate opened on the Versailles Treaty in Congress.
In Pennsylvania, progress resumed on the transcontinental Army motor convoy, although it was a day of mechanical problems.
On this day in 1919, the Government Printing Office issued a recruiting poster aimed at the old means of transportation:
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