Message of Peace Aims at Global Snapshot
The plan calls for conveying a peace message to all people and providing a key to detain an adversary within a practical League of Nations framework. Copies of the resolution will be sent to the Paris Peace Conference and to every U.S. senator and representative. The program targets all nine congresses with speeches to follow.
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Car Tour Promotes League of Nations Across the U S
A multi city car tour, featuring ex President Taft, James W. Gerard, A Lawrence Lowell and other leaders, will travel from New York to Boston Chicago Minneapolis Portland San Francisco Salt Lake City St Louis and Atlanta to rally support for a League of Free Nations and a nine congresses nationwide. The effort aims to secure public backing for Paris peace aims and a lasting international order.
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