Wilson presents league covenant at peace conference
President Wilson reads the negotiated league of nations covenant to delegates at the Paris conference, framing it as a practical, elastic charter for world peace. He emphasizes unity of will among fourteen nations, promises no annexations, and urges safeguarding helpless peoples while preparing to submit the document to the U.S. Senate with the peace treaty.
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America Loses Sovereignty Under League of Nations
Washington reports analyze the League of Nations charter, arguing it curbs U S sovereignty by ceding military control to a foreign body. It notes sharp opposition in Congress, with some senators calling the plan an academic paper and others warning of global entanglements and limits on defense.
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Watchful 'as Possible' For Armenia Says Wilson
President Wilson replies to the American committee for the Independence of Armenia. He pledges to be as watchful as possible and to do his utmost for Armenia's independence, covering Cilicia Trebizond Littoral and other regions. The message was sent to James W. Gerard, chair of the committee.
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Armistice terms set foundation for peace with Germany
London Times dispatch reports clear three tenets shaping postarmistice policy. Allies, led by Britain, present Germany with phased terms on armies fleets and economic controls. Two-stage plan includes immediate compliance and a final outline after naval and economic terms, aiming to curb German aggression and enable world peace.
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Loyalists Retake Oporto in Northern Portugal
London dispatch reports the people of Oporto backed by republican forces restoring the republic in northern Portugal. Royalist leader Pavia Couceiro has been arrested after a 30 minute battle. Government units move toward Oporto amid enthusiastic Lisbon reception.
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