Wilson Begins League Campaign
Washington reports the White House released the first public campaign document on the league of nations. Secretary Joseph P. Tumulty summarized President Wilson’s positions in a letter to I. M. Swartz of Los Angeles, addressing questions about self determination and the covenant's reach.
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Self determination and peace conference questions posed
In a discussion on self determination and world peace the case of Treland is cited as not heard at the peace conference due to limited jurisdiction over such questions. The author argues self determination in article 10 of the covenant was contentious but deemed essential for peace and freedom. A violent earthquake near London is reported with casualties and damage to a town.
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