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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1920
Page
4
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The article argues that Republicans, including Taft Lodge and Roosevelt, shaped the League concept while Wilson later backed it. It cites Lodge's 1915 Union College speech, Wilson’s praise of Republican leaders, and Root’s reports from The Hague, asserting Republicans fostered the covenant and the United States may join with safeguards to independence.
Across Democratic and Republican groups, Homer Cummings keynote in San Francisco is hailed as a masterful, era defining address. Major papers including the New York World Nashville Banner Philadelphia Record New Orleans Times-Picayune and others call it eloquent, forceful, and a strong campaign document supporting League of Nations and Democratic achievement.
The San Francisco convention favored Cox over Harding, with delegates choosing Cox due to real strength rather than manipulation seen in Chicago. The piece argues McAdoo and Palmer failed to win two thirds, Cox proved capable, and the race shapes up as a tough, partisan campaign across Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and the West, with a broad anti-Wilson sentiment rising.
The editorial reflects on a missed moral chance for nations to influence world healing after the great war. It recalls a prior piece praising America’s moral prestige and idealism as other nations celebrated its unselfish leadership, noting the shift in perception two years later.
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