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Peace Treaty Ratification urged as good business by Wilson
President Wilson urged San Francisco businessmen to accept the peace treaty as good business, warning that refusal to join the League of Nations would isolate the United States and harm political and commercial interests. He argued for a settled peace, outlined arbitration provisions, and emphasized the treaty as essential for economic rehabilitation and global leadership.
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