Hans Suspend Parley on Armistice New Terms Hard
Geneva notes say negotiations halted as German reply deemed terms too severe. Allied officials report German reactions to British trade measures and Rhine occupation disputes. A German delegation presented a note to the Allied commission drawing a sharp retort from Marshal Foch.
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HUNS WILL ENTER LEAGUE ONLY WITH COLONIES
German foreign policy in the new assembly at Weimar is described as resisting Allied disarmament attempts and seeking to enter a League of Nations only with colonies. Von Brockdorff-Rantzau outlines two aims: end war state and establish normal relations, plus economic peace with indemnities and retained territorial claims.
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Debate Over League Of Nations Shrinks Monroe Doctrine Claims
Senators from Indiana Georgia Michigan Utah and others dissect the League charter arguing it preserves or erodes U S sovereignty and the Monroe Doctrine. Critics warn the league could cede military and diplomatic control, while supporters hail a path to lasting peace and global cooperation.
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Restoration of Picture For Picture urged by arts institute
New York February 16. Resolutions adopted by the National Institute of Arts and Letters, signed by Arnold, Brunner, Hamilton, Damrosch, McNeil, Dougherty, Van Dyke, Thorndike, urge President Wilson and the American peace commission in Paris to demand reparation and restoration or destruction and robbery of Belgian French and Italian artworks held in German and Austro-Hungarian museums. The call seeks payment or restitution for art objects from Belgium, France, and Italy.
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Will Teach Blind Girls In England For Blind Girls
Sir Arthur Pearson, famed blind publisher and philanthropist, sails from New York to Liverpool on the Baltic to establish a college for blind girls in England the first of its kind. He thanks American publishers for support as delegates of the Jewish American Congress also sail aboard.
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