The League of Nations in a Distrustful View by C Sganzi
A critical essay argues the League of Nations serves imperial and financial interests. It contrasts US and European power, questions member motives including Russia Germany and Britain, and warns of neo imperialism under a world alliance.
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League of Nations
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Russia
Germany
Mexico
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Bulgeria
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China
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New York
Japan
Sweden
Denmark
Union
Man Discovers Mistake After Week of Dining Chats
The man living apart from his wife realizes his error following about a week of conversations about restaurants. He reflects on his actions and considers reconciliation steps. The piece notes relationship strain and self awareness without sensational detail.
Open Judgment Demand by League in World Court
A call for secrecy in the World High Court contrasts with the League of Nations push for an openly arrived judgment. The wording suggests a debate over transparency and authority in international adjudication.
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New York Times
League of Nations
Wilson's League: A Dead Issue and Root's Mission
In Paris Elihu Root prepares to sail to America with a complete briefing on the League of Nations and European views. He reports to Republicans that Lodge reservations were a past compromise and urges a broader reform of the covenant.
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Homely Girl Wondering About Secret Knowledge
Fragmentary lines describe a discourse on brains and beauty, suggesting a homely girl questions notions of intelligence and appearance. The text hints at secrecy and a judgment about what she must do to know the truth.
Tire costs drive focus on better tires for cars
The passage notes growing attention to tire costs and quality as people seek better tires. It argues that tires should be as good as possible regardless of car size, aligning with a policy of consistent quality.
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