The Senate and the Treaty in the Osceola Record
Osceola Record runs a political editorial on the Senate ratifying the Versailles treaty and the League of Nations. It critiques executive power, argues for selective acceptance, and warns against autocratic world government schemes amid postwar policy debates.
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League of Nations
William B. Borah
Idaho
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France
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Germany
Europe
New World Government Formation Moves Ahead
Sir Eric Drummond is chosen Secretary of the League of Nations with a 25000 dollar salary and staff provisions. Colonel House plans London headquarters to prep for the postwar organization. The piece notes anticipated American influence but says the U S has not consented to a world government or appointed representatives.
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Harry Biggs
Harry
Rutter
Joe Williams
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Westberg
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Giles Cole
Giles
Polk County
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Platte
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Charlie Parkis
Jim
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Bill
Tom Richmond
Gus Zang
Alex Whitehead
Tommy
Alex
Tom
Gus
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John Lanham
Henry Fillman
John
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London
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American Congress
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