Wilson Revisits China Past and League Pact Seizure
President Wilson, speaking at an Associated Women’s luncheon, argued the League covenant provides a basis for the United States to say “cannot be done” to foreign concessions, citing Shan tung seizures as historical precedent. He praised the League as preserving peace and warned that Britain and others could face similar limits, while Irish questions drew separate remarks from De Valera at New York events.
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The Worst Is Yet To Come In League Of Nations Debate
Fragmented remarks discuss preventing a power from allying with an antagonist at a wine making facility and the fate of the league. References to self determination, peace conference, and the League of Nations provoke reaction as leaders debate the posture and terms of postwar order amid opposition and unrest.
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Johnson Defends Americanism Against League Pact
Lincoln Neb Sept 17 Senator Hiram W Johnson of California denounced the league covenant as an infamous document and warned its adoption would yield an international confederation. He urged only the people may bind the nation and questioned President Wilsons authority over Congress and the world democracy in Paris.
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The Outburst of Everett True amid Wilson’s League Clash
A harsh critique of President Wilson and the U S Senate over the League of Nations. The piece argues the United States must preserve its sovereignty and rights, opposing reservations that would restrain American liberty. It warns that postwar territorial distributions threaten national independence and The league’s alleged overreach.
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American Troops To Escort Royal Belgian Guests
Brussels dispatch reports American troops assigned to escort Royal Belgian guests during their voyage to the United States. The King of Belgium and Queen Elizabeth, accompanied by a large party, travel amid assurances of gratitude for American support. The visit includes state receptions and planned banquets, with cautious notes on military movements and timing.
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