Return to Old World and Global Opportunity Call
The article urges a return to the old world as peace arrives. It highlights Finland Poland Asia Minor Persia Egypt and other regions as ripe for development by free republics and skilled entrepreneurs to rebuild economies, provide jobs, and spread prosperity worldwide.
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Justice in Italys Claims and Fiume Crisis
The piece discusses Italy's stance in the Fiume issue, noting President Wilson's role and Italy's wartime contribution to the Entente. It warns against informational profiteers seeking to turn Fiume into an El Dorado and to gain control over trade with a prospering Italy beyond the city.
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Italy’s Fiume Claim and Its Impact on War Treata
The piece argues Italy will not surrender Fiume, citing Italian blood spilled in World War I and fearing betrayal by allies. It notes Fiume as vital to Italian safety, the Adriatic littoral, and Liburnia history, and discusses political tensions at the peace conference with Wilson.
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Mexico Declares Itself Outside League and Monroe Doctrine
The article argues Mexico will remain outside the League of Nations and reject the Monroe Doctrine. It recalls 1864 when Maximilian’s rule led to hardship, framing U.S. neutrality and non interference as a lesson.
United States role in Mexican affairs and Monroe Doctrine legacy
The passage defends U S policy since independence as non interventionist yet ready to act to protect American institutions. It recalls the 1867 withdrawal of French forces from Mexico under a treaty and argues Mexico owes its existence to the United States while warning against foreign interference.
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