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Henry Ford Defends Pacifist Views in Libel Trial
The jury hears Henry Ford defend his pacifist stance amid Delavigne writings, insisting he did not advocate war. Ford refutes being an anarchist or ignorantly idealist while questioning preparedness advocates and recounting his 1915 16 views. Trial continues with defense arguing he educated the public, while Stevenson presses on his exact beliefs and wartime statements.
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Elliott G. Stevenson
Ford
Delavigne
United States
Stevenson
Mr. Ford
Mr. Stevenson
Mr. Lucking
Mr. Murphy
Wilson
Alfred Lucking
Alfred G. Murphy
Lucking
The
Chicago Tribune
the Tribune
the Manufactur
Adoe
Bally-Hoo
Benedict Arnold
Arnold Bennett
Porto Rico
Tucker