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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1920

Page

13

Lodge Speech On Article X War Covenant Critics

The text presents a presidential view arguing Article X of the league covenant forces nations to aid others in war for territorial and political protections, potentially compelling U S troops under foreign demand. It notes Republicans in the Senate would not ratify a covenant unmodified, resisting the obligation. The speaker warns such a guarantee risks peace by enforcing a moral imperative to join external conflicts.

League Senate

Alliance League Was an Enemy of Peace Says Senator

In a lengthy speech a senator argued the League of Nations, as proposed by Wilson, would drag the U.S. into foreign disputes and wars, threaten Monroe Doctrine protections, and undermine domestic issues like immigration. He backed reservations to remove obligations and voting inequalities, saying the league must never pass. He criticized the president for vetoing a peace-time war repeal resolution and for insisting on his own terms.

League of Nations Europe League Shantung Assembly of the League Great Britain Farone United States Council of the Nations Wilson Senate Germany Congress Wilser Huerta Carranza Jr. Lodge Convention Lodge Republican Party

We Make Issue We Discuss League in Every State

A political manifesto urging Republicans to rally against Wilsons league of nations. The text argues for Americanism and independence, warning that the people must decide the issue, and that Republicans must defeat the league in all districts and states. It stresses keeping sovereignty, opposing internationalism, and supporting Washington and Monroe principles. It frames the future as a direct choice between independence and foreign entanglements.

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Let All Honest Differences Be Set Aside Till November

A political call urges unity and focus on the nation’s core aims while setting party conflicts aside until November. It warns against false promises and emphasizes principled policies, duty to the republic, and the future of the United States as the central stake.

Une United

Hopkins Sues for 500000 Damages in Forty-eight Fray

John A. H. Hopkins, president of the Committee of Forty-eight, seeks 500000 from Alfred I. Milliken, treasurer of the United Americans, claiming damages from statements published nationwide. Hopkins previously led Democratic and Progressive factions in New Jersey. The Forty-eight calls for a convention to form a new national party amid the dispute.

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Hualy's King Paid Vast Italy Allowance After Empire Fall

The monarch, who has voluntarily reduced his allowance from the statute, has since the collapse of the German and Austrian empires remained Europe's highest paid ruler. His annual salary is reported at 94,700,000 shillings, with a total of 83,750,000 shing of Italy noted.

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Taft on Lodge Speech Highlights Republican Stakes

Taft commends Senator Lodge’s keynote at the Republican National Convention while weighing the party’s path after Wilson. He notes Lodge’s call for law, order, and a shift of power to Republicans, critiques Wilson’s administration, and weighs league of nations issues and reservations amid party divisions.

Nauines League Friends of the League Republican Party

Convention Debate on Responsibility and Gold Platform

The text discusses whether the convention should accept responsibility or postpone the issue. It cites Mr Lodge referencing the 1846 St Louis platform to praise honest declarations that led to a bolting faction, and urges adherence to a forthright course rather than retreat on a current immediate matter.

Johnson Lodge St. Louis

Ad Men Declare Newspapers Best Medium for Stores

Indianapolis dispatch reports New York delegates at the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World convention urging newspapers as the top medium for retailers. Speakers cite newspapers’ form, elasticity, frequency, and low cost for up-to-date ads, while posters direct mail and films receive lesser emphasis. Women’s department convened to consider if ad advertising women should run their own clubs or affiliate with men.

Tribus Indianapolis New York Associated Advertising Clubs of the World William J. Boardman Department 0 William P. Greet National Vigilance Committee Frank A. Black Boston Horace Westwood Toledo

Franco Belgian Treaty Talks Loom After Brussels Conference

BRUSSELS June King Albert I held a private morning conference with General Margaine chief of the general staff who will depart for Paris to confer with Marshal Foch on a military agreement between France and Belgium.

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Lodge Made Permanent Chairman at Republican Convention

The convention elected Senator Lodge as permanent chairman amid a packed scene at the Coliseum. Chauncey Depew Myron T. Herrick and Mrs. J. B. Hume escorted Lodge from the Massachusetts delegation. Mrs Manley L Posneen was the first woman speaker on the floor, introducing the resolutions committee. Lodge spoke against the league covenant and reservations, drawing strong applause from opponents of the treaty.

Mr. Naysten Senator Lodge Chauncey Depew New York Myron T. Herrick Offic J. B. Hume California Massachusetts T. Coleman du Pont Delaware Manley L. Posneen Minnesota Resolutions Committee Morrow Kentucky Lodge

Salvation Army Raises $93,000 in 3 Boroughs

The Salvation Army reports first day Home Service Fund totals of $93,000 across three boroughs with Richmond and Queens figures still to be added. Campaign managers expect the daily quota of $100,000 to be surpassed after complete results.

Salvation Army Richmond Queens Wall Street Helen Sourani Ethel Loris Sir Tews Batty Palmer Florodora Sovia

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