Two Senators Filibuster Naval Bill Push
Norris independent leader and King Democrat demand a peace pact first as they filibuster the naval bill.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1928
Page
14
Norris Seeks delays to block Navy Bill until antiwar pact vote
In Washington Senator Norris and Senator King launched a two man filibuster to stall the Navy Cruise Bill until a vote on the Kellogg antiwar treaty. Norris vowed to talk until Saturday if needed, stressing linkage to treaty consideration and a negotiated path to adjournment. The debate centers on Navy financing, treaty passage, and related Interior Department actions as House moves toward its own spending measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
U.R
Senate
George W. Norris
William H. King
Utah
Norris
Hale
Naval Affairs Committee
Curtis
King
Deley
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Roy O. West
Interior
Interior Department
Smoot
State Justice, Commerce and Labor Department
McBee Binder Company Donates to Salvation Army Fund
Employees at the McBee Binder Company contributed over $44 to the Salvation Army Christmas fund via a kettle in the office. Captain Richard Benton visited the plant to receive the donation and urged continued giving as three days remain before Christmas. He noted total kettles funds this year are about $100, well below last year’s $300, and explained food baskets depend on the donations.
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McBee Binder Company
Salvation Army
Richard Benton
Benton
McBee
McBee Company
Abandon Celtic Off Irish Coast
Salvage work on the White Star Line Seltic after running aground near Queenstown has been abandoned as impractical. The liner is expected to be sold to wreckers for dismantling, while cargo discharge continues and most merchandise aboard is anticipated to be saved.
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Queenstown
Ireland
U.P
White Star Lines
Seltic
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