Monroe Doctrine Topic at Pan American Meeting
A long article outlines the Pan American Conference to be held in Santiago on March 23. It discusses U S rights in using the term America and frames topics from shipping and tariffs to the Monroe Doctrine and closer cooperation among American nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Santiago
Chile
Marchandias
Aix American
Twenty One
Canada
Mexico
North American
Henry T
Monroe Doctrine and Latin America cooperation debate
The article discusses American policy in the Americas, urging shared enforcement of the Monroe Doctrine, criticizing U S actions in Caribbean and Latin states, and noting distrust toward the United States. It cites Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, and Colombia, and references Mexico, Haiti, Porto Rico, and the Pan American Conference amid calls for broader regional enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Peru
United States
Brazil
Portugues
America
Latin America
South America
Uruguay
Dom Pedro I
John O. Adams
Doctor Iragoya
Argentine
Doctor Pessos
Doctor Brum
Colombia
Haiti
Porto Rico
Philippines
Uncle Sam
Alster
Trnidad
Ila
Mexican Republic
Mexico
Éhriollitalian
Ameras Holding
Emert
Washington
KYL
Hug
League of Nations
League of Natting
League
Harding
Senate of the
United State
Stilla
Untitled sports summary from late conference notes
A fragmented OCR item references a conference, possibly noting a team or event with minor details. The readable bits mention a time and score fragment, but specifics such as teams, location, and outcomes are unclear.
Brum plan eyed to form Association of Nations
The article discusses a proposed Association of Nations linked to Dr Brum’s plan that would admit only de jure sovereign governments, suspend members after de facto rule, and avoid forcing war by pledging to cut financial and diplomatic ties. It notes US objections, Latin American resistance, and aims to promote inter American friendship and peaceful dispute resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of Nations
A. B.C
United States
America
Brum
Association
Association of Nations
Harding
Soven Reignty
Dr. Brum
Pan American conference aims and fears in 1920s
The article discusses the Pan American conference, stressing economic and diplomatic pressure to preserve territorial integrity and promote a Latin American led organization. It covers shipping, rail, air, and wireless regulation, intercontinental cooperation, prohibition, and health measures including quarantine and sanitation. It notes U S hesitancy to join a broader alliance and Latin America’s resolve to proceed with or without U S participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
North America
South American
Latin America
Avahip
London
Raship
America
Rio de Janeiro
Europa
Rio de, Janeiro
A. Muiuml
United States Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Department
South America
William Crawford Gorgas
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