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Wilson Praised For Peage Plans At World Court Congress
Henry Clews lauded President Wilson for peace efforts at the world court congress in Cleveland. He credited the administration with achievements toward universal peace and supported the idea of an international court of justice. Emerson McMillin outlined a Hague court plan based on population and trade, while two resolutions urged US entry to found a Hague court and an international army, with penalties and embargoes for noncompliance.
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