Amend League Draft Now Says Senator McCormick
A fragmented discussion on amending the League Draft features Senator McCormick urging action. The text references treaty signatories, protocol names, and world powers, noting concerns about the league’s longevity, Western powers, and the fate of nonaligned states. Economic and geopolitical comparisons, including China, Japan, and Europe, frame a broader debate on collective security and sovereignty.
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Senator Fram Uliness and the League of Nations Debate
Senators debate the United States role in the League of Nations and treaty terms. The article notes opposition from Republicans and some Democrats, concerns over arbitration and collective security, and the need for unanimous council approval. It discusses potential amendments and the path to ratification.
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Two Captains Shoot Selves In Separate Incidents
Cinennak Ohio and South Bend report two Army captains taking their own lives. Harold Van Matre, 38, formerly in the overtermasters apartment unit, fell ill in Tennessee and was discharged after a hospital stay near Washington. William Murray, 29, former reserve officers trainer at the University of Pennsylvania and Notre Dame, shot himself at a hotel in South Bend. Murray left a note for his mother and a sealed envelope for a lounge woman named Mary. Military intelligence officers hinted the Sun lay due to nothing in his unit life.
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Raleigh Welcomes Troops Of Old Hickory Division
Raleigh lines city streets to honor the 8th U.S. artillery unit of the Old Hickory Division as Gov Bickett and state officials review the arrival. A packed program unfolds on Dayettevuir Street with a city and state guest list and soldiers hosted through midnight.
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Finns Send Special Envoy to United States
Helsingfors reports Dimrish Minister Jamirien of Copenhagen ordered to Washington as a free fish envoy to the United States until the independence of Enangsg is officially recognized. The move signals Nordic recognition efforts amid early 20th century diplomatic shifts.
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Peace plan delay sparks European tension and doubt
Diplomatic voices from France and Britain blame the league of nations for delaying a March 20 German peace offer. President Wilson’s focus on the league slows progress as Hungary’s crisis tests allies. Some diplomats urge postponing broader world formula talks to first secure peace and stability. Senator Hitchcock returns to Washington after a brief vacation.
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European opinion on league grows says Hitchcock
Senator Hitchcock argues that sentiment for the league is rising, with European opposition blamed on hostile U.S. criticism rather than the league itself, describing the Bolshevism sweep in Europe as an argument for the league.
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Borah Promises in Telegram to Oppose Jap League Plan
Senator Borah of Idaho sent a telegram to Senator James D Phelan of California urging a protest against any racial equality for Orientals in the League of Nations constitution. He warned immigration and naturalization could be ruled by the league and urged defeating what he called an un-American scheme.
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Smalski Opposes Polish Independence Without Dantzi
John F. Smalski, Polish commissioner in the United States, argues Poland cannot gain stable independence without Dantze and its hinterland. He warns that without Danzag possession Poland would become an advanced German trading post, forced to trade through German merchants, ports, and banks, yielding economic subordination to Germany.
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Officer Visits Russia From Paris March Dispatch
Arthur Bullett, an Intelligence officer with the American peace administration, has just returned from Russia. He traveled without an official order but with full approval from his superiors. He has not yet arrived here, but telegraph reports he sent conditions to Petrograd from Russia.
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New York preps for Twenty-seventh Division parade
New York crowds greet the Twenty-seventh Division as troops arrive from camps ahead of the 5 mile march from Lexington Square to 110th Street. Maj John F O’Ryan and division officers attend a homecoming dinner as King Albert of Belgium and King George send tributes. Acting Secretaries Crowell and Roosevelt head to the parade to represent the army and navy.
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Britain to exempt UK company securities from treasury licenses
In the House of Commons London March 24, Chancellor J Austen Chamberlain announced a government order will exempt from treasury licenses all securities issues by United Kingdom companies when the issue will be used only within the Kingdom and no part of the funds will go outside.
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Spring Weather Sparks Grippe Warnings and Remedies
Weather shifts bring colds and grippe warns physicians through old ads. Early purging of toxins with Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and a castor oil mix is suggested to ward off influenza. For persistent coughs, Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is recommended as a soothing alkaloid free remedy.
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