Word From Europe Letters Support Hague Tribunal Plan
An editorial argues European allies may back the Hague Tribunal concept and an International Court while removing Article Ten from the League. It urges Senate reservations to shape the League and favors cooperation for world peace through the Constitution and Monroe Doctrine with a Court of Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Hague Tribunal
International Court
League
Senate
Republican Party
Monroe Doctrine, and With A Court of Justice
Wilson League
Democrat
A. International
United States
Times
the Times
United Statesongress
Congress
Association of Nations
Governor Cox Attacked Over Misleading Finances
The Times quotes sharp charges against Cox alleging eight and one half million dollars misused and claims he cannot prove his accusations. The piece brands Cox’s defense as weak and hints at mounting political pressure from rival candidates.
Cox charges spark brutal campaign critique in papers
The editorial chorus attacks Governor Cox’s claims of a Republican fund to buy the presidency while defending Will Hays and Harding. It contrasts Cox Roosevelt rhetoric with proof, denounces slander as political tool, and notes Wall Street ties through J. P. Morgan and Company amid the 1920 race.
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Will Hays
Harding
Mr. Cox
Cox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wall Street
New York Evening Post
Post
Thomas W. Lamont
J. PB. Morgan and Company
J. P. Morgan and Company
Wilson League
Roosevelt
Will H. Hays
United States
Edward B. Keating
Congress
Colorado
LABOR
Woodrow Wilson
Keating
Gompers
Cullop
Bland
Sam Gompers
Oscar KE. Bland
Campaign fund dispute leaves Cox to prove case in court
The article notes a circuit court scene where Cox must prove his case to sustain his position. It contrasts past reputations with current scrutiny and asserts the country will not tolerate perjury, demanding proof or a judgment against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Washington
Cox
Wilsons Part in Peace Plans Revealed by Colonel House
Colonel House writes in the Philadelphia Public Ledger that Wilson’s league scheme kept the world from peace with Germany. He argues a postwar treaty could have been set in motion in Paris, potentially declaring peace before Christmas 1918 with an Allied army backing.
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Europe
Paris
Germany
Versailles
Sultan Ogawa
Colonel House
Wilson
League
United States
Senate
Count Bernstorff
Bernstorff
Cox
San Francisco Chronicle
Philadelphia Public Ledger
House
Not Uncle Sam's Job to Muzzle Bruin
Opinion piece comparing Russia's fate to Napoleon and the French Revolution. Notes editors' biases in America and Europe, arguing that revolutions drive military endurance. Reflects on Rousseau's influence and the enduring force of revolutionary ideas behind ragged armies.
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Uncle Sam
Bruin
Russia
Austria
Italy
Napoleon
Rousseau
Poleon
France
The Gods Laugh at the New World Comedy
A satirical tale of gods observing history’s insistence on leaders and wars. The narrative traces President making, the Monroe Doctrine, the League of Nations, and a witty young newspaper writer who mocks grand political theater with daily editorials.
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Eastern College
Col. Harvey
W. J. Bryan
Teddy Roosevelt
Atlantic
Ocean
Navy
Versailles
Sclons
Jimmy
League For the Education
Enlightment
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Warren G
Calvin Coolidge
Sullivan Union
Robert P. White
Sullivan
Indiana
American Press Association
Flander
Cox and Wall] Street
Ilinois Central Railroad
Union
Chicago
New Orleans
Minneapolis
Whiting
Ind
Linton
Brookhaven
Miss
Mitchell
Indianapolis
Lenine
Peace League
League of Nations
England
People
Poland
Atlanta
Dem
the Daily Times
Oscar
Anderson
Mr. Bland
Claude Kitchen
Oscar BE. Bland
Oscar E. Bland
Esch
Organized Labor
Almon
Alabama
Minnesota
Andrews
Nebraska
Aswell
Louisiana
Ayers
Kansas
Babaka
Ohio
Baer
North Dakota
Bankhead
Barbour
California
Bee
Texas
Begg
Missouri
Terre Haute ‘Star
Grant E. Hamilton
Col. House
the Tribune
Knox
The
Globe Clothiers
H. C. Steel
Prop
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