Progress Toward Acceptable Agreement Noted
The report notes progress toward an agreement that is expected to be acceptable and expresses satisfaction with the current direction.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
4
League of Nations Amended Draft For Traversing World Peace
Paragraph discusses Paris Conference amendments to the League of Nations covenant. It notes American amendments aim to protect provisions on foreign labor and domestic jurisdiction, empower the executive to plan armament reduction, and preserve Monroe doctrine principles. It argues passage depends on broad participation and that only then can the covenant ensure lasting peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
League
League of Nations
Russia
Iia
Atley Anistian
Pears
Bryan
Osceola
Last Speech of Congressman Sloan March 3
The speech urges funding for a memorial to devoted sisters who aided wounded soldiers in wartime. It lauds women nurses from the Civil War to World War I and links their mercy to national unity, urging passage of the memorial resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Sloan
Mr. Speaker
United States Treasury
National Capital
America
Legionaire
Legion
Algiers
Goa
Southland
Abraham Lincoln
Angels of Mercy
Buena Vista
Heligoland fortress dismantled signals end of German sea power
The Allied decision to dismantle Heligoland fortifications and internationalize the Kiel canal marks a shift away from German sea strength. Germany’s extensive defenses, tunnels, and gun emplacements were designed to deter invasion, with rapid supply stores and a naval harbor. The move signals a turning point in postwar security aims.
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Isle of
Heligoland
Kiel Canal
Denmark
Germany
North Sea
Baltic
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
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