Taft’s League of Nations plan outlined in detail
Former President Taft defends the League of Nations as a path to lasting peace. He argues for international courts, limits on armaments, penalties for war, and global cooperation to prevent future conflicts while respecting U.S. independence and the Monroe Doctrine.
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Taft Simplifies League of Nations Plan for Americans
Ex President Taft outlines a clear version of the League of Nations principles aimed at helping millions of Americans understand the plan beyond the technical debates in the Senate. He writes to present the idea in plain words free from partisan bias.
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World pencil production and iron sands progress
The article notes that nearly two thousand million pencils are produced annually with American cedar supplying about half. It highlights U S output of roughly 750 million pencils yearly. It also describes the Macedonia hoop-carry method to minimize energy when hauling water and reports New Zealand experiments producing pig iron from iron sands at 15 tons per day with plans to expand the plant.
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