Wilson Opens Door to Peace in Major Address
President Wilson told Congress that peace must hinge on fundamental justice and self determination. He contrasted Germany’s Hertling and Czernin proposals, urging a universal, collective settlement with no annexations or private bargains. He warned against a Congress of Vienna approach and affirmed U S resolve to pursue a new international order for lasting world peace.
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Keen eye to business Rockefeller tells tale of wealth and marriage
John D. Rockefeller at a New Jersey YMCA camp recounts a tale of a young couple living in the bride’s father’s house rent free. He notes the husband’s belief the house will pass in a will, while the father pays taxes, a comment on wealth and family leverage.
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