These Men Saved the Country They Deserve Your Gratitude
Article praises senators for refusing to advise or consent to ratification of the League of Nations and its protocols. It argues the 1920 referendum showed the people against joining, and asserts no change in public sentiment or in status to enter by the back door. It emphasizes national sovereignty and warnings against insidious international entanglements.
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League Court
Senate
Congress
United States
League of Nations
Teague
Ieague Court
These Senators An American Roll of Honor
A historical record salutes 36 senators who voted against the League of Nations league court protocols and one paired vote, praising their independence and faithfulness to American sovereignty. It lists the named senators from multiple states and notes one paired vote against the court.
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Washington
United States
Bone
Borah
Idaho
Bulow
South Dakota
Carey
Wyoming
Coolidge
Massachu
North Dakota
Reynolds
North Carolina
Russell
Georgia
Schall
Minnesota
Schnellenbach
Shipstead
Smith
South Carolina
Thomas
Oklahoma
Townsend
Delaware
Trammell
Florida
Walsh
Massachusetts
Wheeler
Montana
White
Maine
League
McAdoo
California
Overton
Louisiana
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Romer T. Boned
L J. Frazier
Thakofa
Pat Macarran
Nevada
Robert E. Reynolds
Tara Trammell
William E. Borah
William 3, Bulow
Robert D. Carey
Peter G. Gerry
Thomas P. Gore
Daniel. C. Nastings
Rhode Island
Geoge McGill
Kansas
Richard B. Russell JR
David J. Walsh
Marcus A. Coolidge
James 3. Davis
LL. J. Dickinson
Pennsylvania
Towa
Vic Donahey
Ohio
Hiram W. Johnson
Robert M. LA Follette
California, JR
Wisconsin
J. Hamilton Lewis
Cc Ilinois
Absse I. Metcalf
Louis Murphy
James E. Murray
Peter Norbeck
George W. Norris
Iowa
Nebraska
Thomas D. Schall
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Hendrie
Shipsfern
F.L
Binnesota
Burton K. Wheeler
America
Daniel Webster
Ellison D. Smith
Elmer Thomas
Wallace H. White JR
William Gibbs
Huey T. Long
Gerald F. Nye
Joan G, Townsend JR
Jon H. Overton
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