Leis Maudlin Sympathies and Georgia’s Stand on the Treaty
A Georgia reader criticizes media bias in favor of the League of Nations and the Treaty of Peace with Germany. The letter urges resistance to international commitments, cites Washington and Jefferson, praises Reservation No. 2 and No. 5, and calls for America first with a strong, patriotic stance from Georgians.
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League of Nations
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Georgia
Lexington
Valley Forge
Saratoga
Athens
University of the State
Thomas Jeferson
Andrew Jackson
Woodrow Wilson
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Herbert Hoover
Samuel Gompers
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France
Italy
The International Plunderbund and the Senate Fight
A Chicago Herald article warns of the International Bankers' Trust pressuring for a European biased treaty. It claims Wall Street backed the pact, then shifts to covert tactics and gumshoe methods to force ratification. Citizens are urged to oppose the compromise and demand a public vote.
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Chicago Herald and Examiner
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