Harding backs dollar wheat amid Senate debate
The Omaha World-Herald notes Senator Harding supported a one dollar per bushel wheat price during wartime talk, arguing higher costs would jeopardize Allied supply. It contrasts with his postwar stance for back to normalcy and cautions about greed in farming amid ongoing price debates.
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U. & Senate
Menator Harding
Ohio
United Sates
Harding
Penate
United States
Kenyon
Laws
Harding Iso
Newlands
Cummings
Minneapolis
Henator Harding
Omaha World-Herald
Roosevelt's 1910 Peace Plan Foreshadowed Global Police Idea
The text reviews Theodore Roosevelt's 1910 Nobel address proposing an international police power to prevent wars. It notes his call for a balanced alliance among peace-seeking powers and a framework to enforce peace, with a vision echoed in the Congressional Record.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Mihaly
The
Hague
Nobel Prise Committee
Christians, Norway
Senator Lodge and the League of Nations debate
Passage from a 1918 speech by Senator Lodge of Massachusetts argues against a separate peace with Germany and stresses the need for Allied unity to enforce peace. It discusses the League Covenant and reservations, and asserts that only a united coalition can deter war.
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France
Congress
Lodge
Owith
Germany
Senate
Meany
League OF Nations
Ditfer
Honator Lodee
Massachusetts
Union Coltege
Whittlesey backs League of Nations and Cox support
Lieutenant Colonel Charlies W. Whittlesey, famed for the Lost Battalion, endorses Cox and the League of Nations. He argues the world is already international and urges joining now, saying opposition is reactionary and that delay harms global security.
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League OF Nations
Coronel Charlies
W. Whittlesey
Bell
bin Troupe
Cox
Countries in League of Nations debated as ratifications roll in
The piece lists nations and positions on the League of Nations with Harding backing rejection and Cox supporting it. Persia Poland Portugal Salvador South Africa Sweden Ecuador Nicaragua Honduras and other states are noted as ratifying or considering the treaty amid a few missing members like Russia Turkey Germany Mexico and the United States.
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League OF Nations
Cox
Harding
Persia
Poland
Portugal
Salvador
South Africa
Sweden
Eaten
Uruguay
Ecuador
Nicaragua
Honduras
United States
Nations
Russia
Turkey
Germany
Mexico
The
Taft Rejects New International Association As Practical
Taft says no new association like Harding proposes is practical and that ratifying the treaty with the League of Nations is the path to permanent peace. He argues America must unite with the League, rejects partisan splits, and warns against weakening the spirit of liberty.
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Col. Whittlesey
France
Taft
Harding
America
Washington
Paris
Cabana
Taft backs League of Nations Article X in major speaks
The former president argues that Article X protects weaker nations and prevents wars through a universal boycott and united action. He warns against entangling alliances but says U S could join if action serves world peace and American interests uncontested.
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League
Taft
Hewater Borah
Paria
Washington
Bue
New York
Artie X
Thors
United States
Ham Howard Taft
Philadelphia
Public Ledger
Senate
William Howard Taft
New York “Tribune
Teague
Great Powers
League of Nations
William Howard ‘Taft
Senator McNary Defends Covenant Article 10 in Senate Address
Senator McNary argues that Article 10 embodies the voice of freedom for nations while Hoover decries militarism and urges League involvement. The addresses at Stanford University on October 3 1919 defend the League and warn against old regimes blocking peace efforts.
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M/NARY
Berna
Herbert Hover
Leland Stanford University
Lengee Dowms
Herbert Hoover
Paris
League
Moover
Europe
O- Hutton
Aoay Pasmingee
Bryan and Cox Praise Democratic Platform in Speech
The report notes Bryan and Cox credit the Democratic Platform as the best ever adopted by a party in America. It mentions a promise of full payment to supporters, framing the platform as a pledge for every cent.
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Bryan and
Cox W. J. Bryan Wald
Sam Frankiaco
America
James BM. A
Europe’s Faith in League and Reconstruction Hope
A text discussing European faith in the League of Nations and America’s role in postwar reconstruction. It notes beliefs that American leadership could guide Europe toward peace, with emphasis on churches and religious conferences in major European cities.
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Charles C. Mechart
Eral
Chriat
Amarin
Schiner
Europe
Roosevelt Grilled by Critics Over Party Machinery
The text critiques Roosevelt and questions sincere devotion to party machinery and platform. It references The Century Magazine and mentions tensions within the Republican ranks, criticizing leaders and the alliance with party interests.
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Petittens
Mita
Republican
Abe
Theodore la
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Het
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Colter Braien
Wilson
League of ‘Nations
Covenant
Leaghe
Freason
Hoover
Charles le MeMery
Hean
Oregon
Lebe
Tain Getty
Majatar McMary
Khia T
Wwe
Roosevelt
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