President Defends League and Attacks Opponents
Louis dispatch reports President Wilson defending the League of Nations during a St Louis address. He argues the league is for arbitration, not war, and warns against harming national sovereignty. discusses reparations, Shantung, and the dangers of enforcing a punitive German settlement. He emphasizes protecting weak nations and maintaining American industrial interests within a global framework.
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Lone Hand Among Nations Warns U S Will Be Frozen Out
President Wilson told a Coliseum audience that opposing the league of nations and the peace treaty could lead the United States to stand alone. He warned that critics who reject or alter the treaty risk a global breakdown, with Europe and Japan advantaged and the U S forced to bear the burden of reconstruction.
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President Wilson Speaks On Covenant In St Louis
President Wilson addresses crowds in St Louis defending the Shan lung provision as essential for China and urging unity on the peace treaty. He warns amendment would ruin the treaty and isolates the U S while stressing the need for American representation on the reparation commissions.
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President warns against lone US role in world rehab
The President argues that a sole American effort to rehabilitate the world markets risks misreading U S interests and could sour the global view of the United States if the country fails to assume its proper part in world affairs. He labels proposals as a lone hand and stresses national interests.
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