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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1921
Page
6
Corydon Indiana paper notes establishment in 1856 with a circulation of 3400. Editor and proprietor is Lew M. O Bannon. Barree at the post office, Corydon, Indiana, as second-class matter. Advertising represented by The American Press Association.
Classified note offers display advertising at 25 certs per inch with 5 cents per line for treaders and special standing ad rates. Mentions long term terms and Worlicatios as a company name in a fragmented ad.
The piece notes reports that President Harding has informal talks with Armament Conference delegates about an association of nations or league. It warns such an agreement would lack teeth and enforcement, relying on gentlemen’s promises rather than treaties, and contrasts it with the League of Nations. It cites past broken agreements and doubts about U S credibility and bonds in world diplomacy.
The article highlights leading League of Nations figures at the Armament Conference including Balfour Vivian Schanzer Koo Dr Wang Karnebeek and others. It argues the new association would aid the League and cites support from Courier Journal while noting the United States has not joined the League. It urges watching Indiana political reactions to canal tolls and policy stances.
The article compares Senator Borah’s critique of the proposed Association of Nations to his views on the League of Nations. It notes his claim that the new plan resembles the old league under a different name and highlights his points about a written constitution versus a Covenant.
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