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Lexington Intelligencer in Lexington, Missouri

10 Sep 1920

Page 6

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Lexington Intelligencer

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Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1920

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6

Roosevelt Jr Attacks League of Nations in Kansas City

Theodore Roosevelt Jr. denounces the League of Nations citing a supposed U S subservience to Britain. He argues that in the league each self governing colony has a vote and decisions require unanimity, countering claims of American subordination. The piece critiques the demagogic rhetoric and defends U S independence in international affairs.

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Theodore Roosevelt, Jr Kansas City League of Nations England Roosevelt Knox Assembly of the League United States Great Britain Roosevelt, Jr France Italy Japan
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Roosevelt linked to affront. readers urged to keep quiet

The Kansas City Post laments tying Roosevelt’s name to a charge harming a wartime ally and criticizes publicity tactics used by political promoters. It notes readers should not publish the piece. Also reports Hslll Carter’s return to Kansas City and Mrs. W. J. Chinn’s visit with Geo. Fawks accompanying her home.

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Roosevelt Kansas City Post Hslll Carter Kansas City W. J. Chinn
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New York Sun Praises Cox Drive Bulletins As Clever

The New York Sun notes Governor Cox exposed bulletins as highly intelligent propaganda calling them sharp wording like Digging up the money and Get money quick. It claims the drive bureau bulletins were filled with phrases urging funding and swift action to secure support from the right people.

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The New York Sun Frank Munsey Cox
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