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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1919
Page
4
Former President Taft urges simplest possible League plan to avoid losing sight of core principles amid complex talks in the United States Senate. He argues nations need a straightforward framework free of royal or diplomatic jargon to foster understanding among Americans supporting a clear wartime world order.
Reading of a proposed League of Nations charter outlines its chief purpose to prevent wars, promote collective security, and establish international courts. It discusses membership, US involvement, enforcement mechanisms, and the path to lasting peace through disarmament and dispute resolution.
The article argues the League of Nations will deter wars by collective security and mediation, detailing how nations could fight under League rules, the role of international commissions, and the United States' stance on Article X and independence concerns. It emphasizes cooperation, labor standards, trade equality, and broader world peace through shared effort.
The notice lists legal blanks kept for sale including warranty deeds quit claim deeds realty and chattel mortgages satisfaction of mortgages contracts for sale of realty bills of sale and leases. It notes additional blanks will be added as demand arises and mentions for rent cards.
A historical record quotes a speaker defending the League as inclusive of all nations not dominated by larger powers. It emphasizes a representative in Congress, the Monroe Doctrine, and the Covenant as global recognition of peaceful settlement of long standing grievances.
The piece presents Dr. Anna Howard Shaw urging women to demand peace, highlighting the immense costs of war borne by mothers and wives. It argues for a League of Nations and world peace, calling men to help end the death and devastation that follow in the wake of global conflict.
Quick sale offer on twelve 50 by 100 foot lots across the river from St Johns bounded by Wood and Mills streets. Priced at 1000 dollars total or less than 100 dollars per lot. Terms favorable. Call at this office.
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