Wilson's Part In Making The Treaty
Frank H. Simonds argues that President Wilson played a central but constrained role at the Paris peace conference. He notes Wilson sought publicizing terms, faced hostile publics, and found European realities realities resisted his 14 points and League of Nations. The piece suggests Wilson neither controlled the talks nor the outcome, but influenced the framework and kept peace efforts from total collapse.
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Wireless station powers Tampico link to far horizons
The government has completed a wireless station in Tampico Mexico with a claimed nighttime sending radius of 2000 miles.
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Scapa Flow Fleet Scuttling Sparks Teutonic Treachery Charges
London officials and prominent admirals denounce the German scuttling of ships at Scapa Flow as a breach of armistice terms and a return to wartime deceit. Critics call it a typical German act, reflecting a continued menace and a challenge to Allied trust.
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