Four-Ply Treaty Compared With Article X In Debate
Democratic senators describe the four-ply treaty as a new dress for Article X, arguing it avoids United States entanglements while pledging support to Great Britain and France if Japan acts in the Pacific. They contrast it with Wilson’s Versailles covenant, which they say centralized Europe’s miseries and set the stage for broader European conflicts.
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Chicago Tribune
League of Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge
Watson
United States
Roumania
Jugoslavia
Russia
Poland
Great Britain
Japan
Philippines
Hawaii
Wilson
Versailles
Europe
Lodge
France
Pacific
England
PARDON OF DEBS MARKS CONTROVERSIAL POLICY
The Debs clemency is described as unlikely to be politically motivated and not a broad popular move. It notes Debs illness and age, cites Harding's magnanimity, and warns about potential influence on radicals. The piece also covers Montana politics, Chicago crime data, and critiques of government and monetary plans.
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Harding
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Workers’ Party
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Butte
Dunn
East
Rankin
W. H. Houston
Missoula County
Houston
George A. Cole
Montana
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