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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1919
Page
4
In 1910, Roose velt accepted the Nobel Peace Prize and urged a league of peace among great powers to maintain peace and prevent others from breaking it. The passage notes this as a precursor to the later League of Nations and argues its relevance to history since 1910.
In heated debate senators insist they will not approve Article 10 of the League of Nations without a reservation affirming that war requires congressional consent. They argue the U S Constitution reserves war powers to Congress and the covenant only allows Council advice, with Congress free to act as it sees fit.
Former President William Howard Taft voices opposition to the Plumb plan in a Philadelphia Public Ledger column. He argues the scheme would place railroads under labor and political influence, undermining public interest and democratic principles. He cautions railroad unions would pressure Congress, potentially adopting political methods over governance.
Senator Swan declares the League of Nations Covenant a landmark document guiding world affairs toward peace and international cooperation. He laments attacks by evil prophets and argues for the covenant's vital role in a brighter future.
Henry Ford won six cents in damages in his million dollar suit against the Chicago Tribune. The trial spanned six months and cost the paper hundreds of thousands of dollars, while Ford insisted he was vindicated and cared little for the amount. The Tribune had branded him an anarchist.
In Guilford County North Carolina Queen Rudd files for absolute divorce from James Rudd on adultery grounds. Defendant must appear at the September 1 1919 term at Greensboro Courthouse to answer or demur to the complaint. M W Gant Clerk of the Superior Court dated August 1 1919.
A A Weavel executor of J Wesley Hedgecock's estate in Guilford County North Carolina invites all claimants to present claims by June 12 1920 or be foreclosed. Debtors to the estate are asked to pay promptly.
The publication shows arrival and departure times for trains, with a note that figures are for information and not guaranteed. Routes include Washington, Birmingham, Charlotte, Richmond, Danville, N Orlean, Westminster, N Y Washington, Augusta, Atlanta, and Asheboro with various departure and arrival times. The United States Railroad Administration depot ticket office contact is listed.
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