Outlines Elements of League of Nations
Franklin K. Lane outlines a proposed League of Nations before the Merchants' Association of New York. He describes an international court and mediation council, enforcement by economic and diplomatic pressure, and a last resort to war. Lane argues the Monroe Doctrine remains intact and urges support for Wilson's plan for global cooperation.
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War as Last Resort in Lane Address Question Paris Peace Aim
The address notes that war is presented as a last resort and reflects on President Wilson's mission in Paris to secure peace and advance humanity, as framed by the association's earlier advertisement posing the inquiry about his aims and the method to preserve global peace.
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Ukraine Demands Romania Quit Bukowina
Ukraine issues ultimatum to Romania demanding evacuation of Bukowina and cites troop movements toward the frontier as Kyiv reports.
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Debate Food Relief Today in Senate
Washington January 16 Debate on the administration bill funding 100 million dollars for food relief in Europe and the near east will begin in the Senate tomorrow with hopes of a final vote before adjournment Saturday night. The measure passed the appropriations committee with little opposition and leaders expect passage though some senators intend to air views on the floor. The committee approved after reviews by State Treasury and food administration officials and required itemized expenditures rather than general statements.
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Famous Dramatist in Hub to Deliver Short Talks
Sydney Rosefield, famed author of The Senator, visits to give a series of short talks on playwriting with the first scheduled for Saturday. He met Edgar Selwyn and secured permission to use The Crowded Hour as an example for discussing dramatic construction and writing technique.
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