President Wilson's Formal Statement to Senate Committee
President Wilson opened talks with the Senate Foreign Relations Committee at the White House. He urged swift ratification of the peace treaty and League of Nations, cautioned that domestic and economic readjustment depends on peace, and defended Article X and the Monroe doctrine while addressing questions about sovereignty and ratification.
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League of Nations
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League of Nation
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Léague
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United States
Senator's Plainspoken Remarks on Peace Timings
The speaker addresses the Senate chair, acknowledging blunt talk on a great matter. He seeks no excuse, urging that the urgent state of affairs justifies his stance as the chamber weighs peace and timing of action. The remarks emphasize critical conclusions and the weight of legislative timing.
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Urgent Appeal on Irreducible Public Interest Pledge
A terse plea argues the grave issue cannot be postponed or thrust aside and must be resolved in the public interest. The author urges immediate, unreserved action to address the irreplaceable concern, framing it as essential for communal welfare.
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Rigard
We~o
Council of the League
United States
Council
Conference
Congress
League
Furniture Polish Recipe From Cabinet Maker Note
A historical furniture polish recipe describes a polish aged by a cabinet maker. It lists ingredients including a half pint aged lacquer a dash of turpentine and alcohol with vinegar and notes to shake well before using.
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