WORLD COURT PROBLEM
OPINIONS IN AMERICA, . A.., ■ WASHINGTON December 18. “President Coolldge and his friends are utterly wrong" when they argue that the World Court Is independent of the League of Nations. ' They arc Inextricably linked.” This Is a summary of the argument with which Senator W. E. Borah leader of fhe Republican party, opened, the campaign against the pro-i posal for America's adherence to tho court. Thus the cleavage began between the Borah and Coolldge factions and the question as to who la to be master of the Republican Party in America, will pro*Slbly be settled by a Senate debate wlthtn the next few weeks. ' This difference has been kept in the background for three years. It will now be brought before the public in the same way as President Wilson tried to float the original League of Nations sebemi. Senator Walsh iflll tour the country, addressing thousands, even millions, through the radio, in support of . President Coolldge’s programme; while Senator Borah will oppose it.
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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 2339, 8 January 1926, Page 11
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166WORLD COURT PROBLEM Manawatu Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 2339, 8 January 1926, Page 11
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