Ogden Daily Standard | 1919-07-01 | Page 5 | League Secretary Answers Borah's Senate Statement |

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Date	1919-07-01
Paper	Ogden Daily Standard
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County	Weber
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Article Title	League Secretary Answers Borah's Senate Statement
Type	article
Date	1919-07-01
Paper	Ogden Daily Standard
Language	eng
City	Ogden
County	Weber
Page	5
OCR Text	Show League Secretary Answers Borah's Senate Statement NEW YORK. June 30 Replying to Senator Borah's statement in the senate sen-ate today that three -fourths of the contributions to the League to Enforce peace came from "big financial interests," inter-ests," William H. Short, secretary of i the league issued a statement tonight . in which he said- Js. "The financial support of the league JEta was not entirely academic. Business ff.i, men in the broad sense of the word contributed largely to the league's BV- work" P The management of the New York Rfc Evening Post declined to comment or, Senator Borah's charges that the Post R had been purchased by Thomas W. IH Lamont to further propaganda in favor j of the league of nations. j fev .
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