League Covenant Promotes World Democracy Says Louisville Times
The Louisville Times argues the League of Nations covenant embodies the Monroe Doctrine, asserting the world supports democracy. It notes domestic issues are excluded, but faults in the covenant delay national quarrels and can be adjusted by a perpetual committee once peace is established.
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Wilson Taft Clash Over League of Nations Monroe Relation
The article argues that supporters see Wilsons League of Nations as an extension of the Monroe Doctrine while opponents fear interference with hemispheric policy. It notes Tafts strong backing and calls for citizens to judge if Wilson and Taft together could lead on the world peace effort.
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The Senate Mix Up Over a League of Nations
The Louisville Courier Journal notes discord among U S senators on the shape of a League of Nations. It cites Senator King Knox Lodge and others offering varied drafts and possible compromises, with doubts about a mutually acceptable plan.
League of Nations urged to curb war and chaos
The editorial argues a League of Nations is the greatest effort to promote peace and protect human life, praising its nonpartisan aim and President Wilson’s leadership while warning against partisan resistance. It cites the Hungarian revolution and Bolshevism as urgent reasons to complete the Paris peace framework and establish global order.
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Trees For Monuments Arbor Day 1919 in Kentucky
Secretary of Agriculture Houston urges Governor Stanley to observe Arbor Day by planting memorial trees for Kentucky soldiers who fell in France and Flanders. He argues trees provide enduring, affordable monuments that will remind future generations of gallant sacrifice and duty to civilization. Louisville Times reports March 26, 1919.
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Republican Leaders and 1920 GOP Congressional Picks
A Louisville Times dispatch from March 25 1919 critiques the Jim Mann Committee selections for Republican chairmanships. It highlights how most appointees voted for McLemore or Cooper resolutions and contrasts their war records with loyal Americanism as 1920 approaches.
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What Tait Said on the Willful Men in Senate
The Corydon Republican reports President Wilson’s critique of the Senate filibusterers who blocked late session legislation. It notes Wilson’s strong language but avoids calling anyone a malicious liar, compares Taft’s remarks, and questions why Republican editors defend the senators.
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Senator Lodge urged to secure hides for future generations
The Louisville Courier Journal on March 28 criticizes Senator Lodge as a Smithsonian regent urging the institution to obtain hides of senators who oppose the League of Nations. The piece frames it as a warning to future generations about political conflict.
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