Senator Lodge delivers forceful anti League address
In a sweeping convention speech Senator Lodge denounces the League of Nations as a threat to American independence. He argues Article 10 binds the U S to foreign disputes, warns of foreign control over policy, and urges Republicans to reject Wilson’s treaty in favor of a sober Americanism and Monroe doctrine as the nation’s guiding path.
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Wilsons waning on in his power
A Scranton Republican letter reports Democratic leaders plotting to curb President Wilson at the San Francisco convention. It claims Democrats fear his push for the League of Nations and his purge of opponents may split the party. A Senate committee investigates a press agency paid from the public treasury to boost the president.
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President Wilson faces mandate debate amid league of nations talk
Clippings note mixed editorial stance on the league of nations and reservations. Debates reference Senator Reed and opinions on using mandates, with calls to consider Mexico as a nearer, tangible peace option.
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