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War's humorous side and arbitration urges reform
A column reviews war chatter from the Venezuela dispute, noting calls for arbitration at The Hague and critique of Britain and Germany. It cites The Herald and The Boston Post, arguing Venezuela may resist judgments while Monroe Doctrine remains irrelevant. It also references Roosevelt trust policies and municipal profits, then mentions a Southern Pacific wreck inquiry finding passengers not responsible.
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Wem
Venezuela
Herald
Associated Press
Castro
Hague
England
Germany
South American
Co Mn
Arbitration Court
Great Britain
Salt Lake
Boston Post
Roosevelt