Review of the World Peace Treaty's Fate and Shantung Controversy
Robert Lansing’s assessment frames the postwar peace era as fragile and the League of Nations debate as central. Senators clash over reservations to safeguards and Japan’s Shantung incident fuels charges of bribe and betrayal while warnings of possible U S action in Mexico loom amid domestic economic strain and prohibition debates.
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Philadelphia artist Rosalie paints with teeth portrait of Wilson
Rosalie in Philadelphia steadies a brush between her teeth to paint a point of President Wilson. She uses her mouth to hold the brush while her hands are restrained through Wouess.
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British scientists study stone relics on Buste Island
History in Stones reports that huge stone statues and other relics of an unknown race off the west coast of South America near Buste Island will be examined by British researchers.
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