Treaty of Peace signals new world order and liberty
The treaty promises a permanent league to preserve peace and justice, abolish conquest, and support self determination. It would liberate oppressed nations, recognize national rights and minorities, and set up international cooperation to cleanse global life and assure fair labor treatment. Strong affirmation ends with hope.
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Senate Work Signals Shifts on Nations and Panama Pact
The Senate debates League of Nations and Peace Treaty while daylight saving looms large. It backs a policy shift in Washington as Colombia compensation for the Panama Canal creeps into focus. Post Roosevelt, attitudes soften toward Colombia, though industrial issues loom. The piece notes a growing, fragile hope for decisive governance and warns of potential legislative wrecks if momentum stalls. A new era celebrates military unity through the American Legion, born in St. Louis, echoing the idea that patriotism must lead policy over partisanship.
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Passage of the Saloon Prompts Nationwide Reflection
The Baltimore wake and other cities mark John Barleycorn’s end as temperance forces hail the day. The piece lauds persistent reformers who never retreat, while noting President Wilson’s return from abroad as a victor in the effort for a lasting peace and a world free from bully nations.
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