Senate Votes Split Over Irish Aim Reservations
The Senate clashed over the Irish people’s aims as reservations to the treaty were debated and amended. Lodge led opposition to a self-determination pledge for Ireland, Borah condemned the move as political, and Simmons pressed for Article 10 changes before final ratification votes. The chamber edged toward a final adoption amid partisan contention and warnings of a possible two-thirds requirement.
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Arraignment of Republicans by H. B. Cummings
H B Cummings denounces the Republican platform committee as a mixed group from reactionaries to pacifists. He argues a Democratic Congress would have ratified peace treaties and opened trade, while praising the Democratic appeal to American women through social programs led by their leader.
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Mayers Opposes Third Term in Democratic Debate
Mayers states he will not nominate or support any candidate for a third term as president. He praises party loyalty and urges Montana delegates to consider deserving Democrats for national convention roles. He endorses Governor Stewart as a potential vice presidential nominee and rejects any third term for any president as un American and undemocratic.
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Federal grain standards cost spring wheat growers millions
Washington reports that three years with federal grain standards have cost spring wheat growers about 60 million dollars. A North delegation, led by Meredith, will receive the part tomorrow. If the recommendations are granted, the outcome will be satisfactory to spring wheat growers, according to Mr Owen.
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Peace-Time Army Moves Into Permanent Establishment
Washington reports the peace-time army authorized with 289000 enlisted men approved by the House 246 to 92 the measure now goes to the Senate No material changes in the wartime national defense act framework but the flexibility of organization is carried into the permanent establishment General Woop notes in Scotland March 18 immigration limits urged in Poland and Rio Janeiro reports mention a strike on Leopoldina railway by 10000 workers in Brazil and related disruptions
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Senate panel hears Colby confirmation remarks amid delay
The Foreign Relations Committee hears an extended statement on Colby’s nomination as secretary as action is delayed. Silence marked the hearings, and it was said the nominee would not reappear before voting. The panel plans another meeting tomorrow with a likely final decision. Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska called Colby’s statement a knockout for the opposition.
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