Word: woodrow
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Representatives of Woodrow Wilson Clubs at eight or ten colleges, including the club at the University, will come together in New York City next Saturday at the first meeting of the Executive Committee of the National Council of Woodrow Wilson Clubs...
...interested in the League of Nations as a piece of machinery", declared Professor M. O. Hudson of the League's secretariat before an open meeting of the Woodrow Wilson club at the Union last night. "The Foreign Office system of European diplomacy has necessarily become obsolete with the development of an international public opinion. Headlines rule the world. With this development a number of international conferences such as the international Postal Conference, have been called from time to time. The last of these was the Washington Conference, and the most disappointing thing about this meeting was that...
...regular meeting of the Woodrow Wilson Club, open to members of the Club and of the Union, in the Quiet Room of the Union this evening at 7.30 o'clock. Professor M. O. Hudson '10 will speak on "The Work of the League of Nations." There will be opportunity for discussion during and after the regular speech...
...Work of the League of Nations" will be the subject of a discussion by Professor M. O. Hudson '10 in the Quiet Room of the Union tomorrow at 7.30 o'clock. The meeting, which is one of a series conducted by the University Woodrow Wilson Club, will be open to all members of the club and of the Union. There will be an opportunity for discussion during and after Professor Hudson's talk. Professor Hudson was adviser to the American delegation at Paris and co-author of the Allied treaty with Poland. He has been attached to the legal staff...
...decent men in this country want peace. The American people are undergoing a moral revival after the slump immediately succeeding that golden age of statesmanship which ended with the exit of Woodrow Wilson. I doubt the existence of any 'widespread misinterpretation of the meaning and mandate of the great Harding vote'. Every sign points to be existence of a general desire on the part of the American people for a League of Nations of some sort or another. Mr. Wilson has laid out a simple, direct and practical path towards the realization of permanent peace, and all we have...