Roosevelt Arbitration and Hague Tribunal Debate
A 1930s-era discussion centers on President Roosevelt and the option of submitting a dispute to an international tribunal. The piece weighs arbitral routes, the Hague tribunal, and the Monroe doctrine, noting implications for U S policy and public opinion.
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