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Article Ten and the League of Nations Debate Draws Crowds
A crowded Eagles Hall hears Senator Hitchcock defend Article Ten of the League Covenant, arguing only the council can advise on enforcing obligations and that the United States holds a veto. Captain Chamberlain and others urge support for the League, citing Monroe doctrine parallels and recent European peace efforts, while warnings against falsehoods circulate.
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Great Britain
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Gilbert Hitchcock
Chicago
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