Japs to Leave Shantung and Peace Pact Debate
New York and Indianapolis reports discuss Japan's plan to restore Shantung to China and terms of withdrawal. The Star argues for ratifying the peace treaty and league covenant with American reservations to protect interests, avoiding delays and campaign issues. A local sale notice lists livestock to be auctioned September 15 near Elizabeth.
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Senate
Fall
Foreign Relations Committee
League of Nations
Japan
France
America
United States
League
Wilson aims to end sea crossings with League pact
President Wilson in Columbus Ohio pledges the League of Nations will prevent future catastrophes and stop men in khaki from crossing seas again after the treaty is accepted. He asserts the pact will be approved and frames the League as the only safeguard against recurrence.
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Colummbus
Ohio
League of Nations
President Wilson
Columbus
Preamble of Covenant of the League of Nations Adopted
The text notes the Preamble adopted in Paris on April 28 1919 promoting international cooperation peace and security through open relations and adherence to international law. It ends with notices of Indiana tax centralization and a public stock auction by Louis P Beal on Sept 15 near Elizabeth.
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Indianapolis
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Paris
League
Germany
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Indianapolis Star
League of Nations
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Goodrich
Stat Board of Tax Commissioners
Louis P. Beal
Pete Furton
Elizabeth
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Tsing Tao
Viscount Uchida
Wirth
Arluna
Woodrow Wilson
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Lodze
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Elihu Root
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Scott & Bowne
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Corydon, Indiana
Dennis Tabler
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