Senate Debates Knox Resolution on League of Nations Covenant
In Washington the Senate battles over the Knox resolution aimed at the League of Nations covenant. Senator Thomas attacks the move as partisanship while Republicans accuse Democrats of partisan handling of foreign policy and claim the measure would upset treaty-making powers. Senator Spencer introduces a counter resolution emphasizing the Monroe Doctrine and U S sovereignty on domestic issues.
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Foch Plans Rhine to Danube Front with Allied Armies
Paris reports Marshal Foch will command a united front from the Rhine to the Danube extending over Czechoslovak Romanian and Polish forces. Coblenz says the troop concentration of American British French and Belgian troops will finish soon for a possible advance toward Berlin.
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Trial of Ex Kaiser To Set Precedent
Allied note in Versailles argues Germany bears sole responsibility for the war. It contends German policy over decades drove the 1914 crisis, with Berlin Budapest and Vienna directing mobilization and hostilities. The document reframes the Kaiser’s guilt as central to any future historical or legal reckoning.
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German Assembly Debates Signing of Treaty
Weimar dispatch reports German delegates clash over whether to sign the Versailles treaty. Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau and colleagues travel from Versailles to Weimar amid tense security as Spartacist violence interrupts their return. Berlin papers split with some calling for signing and others warning against dictatorship.
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German papers favor signing Versailles treaty after notes
Berlin reports that among major German newspapers only the Cologne Gazette and the Frankfurter Zeitung favor signing the Versailles treaty. Since the government received translation of the notes, intimations have begun to influence public and official opinion.
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German Nationalists face pressure to sign peace treaty
In Coblenz report Voliman a leading Social Democrat in the National Assembly says Germany will sign the treaty as sentiment for signing grows hourly among citizens exceptNationalists. He argues that external forces will compel acceptance though Germany cannot admit it is just.
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German memorandum outlines aims of world domination failings of 1914 leadership
A historical memorandum argues autocratic Germany sought universal domination to crush resistance and secure mastership of Europe. It cites fear of democracy and criticizes the 1914 chancellor for inheriting a doomed policy, while Western nations defend liberty and unity.
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