Senate panel backs disarmament resolution to urge treaties
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee reported favorably a resolution urging President Wilson to press Britain and Japan for a world arms cut via a treaty. The move, pushed by Senator Borah, faces slim chances this session as Harding-era timing and Navy cautions shape delays and possible veto risks.
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Senate considers five year naval disarmament plan
The draft calls for annual reductions over five years in Britain Japan and the United States naval building programs. The proposal aims for a substantial world armament cut, with Congress urging the President to seek direct talks and a treaty understanding without delay. The panel split on Italy and France inclusion and Walsh's disarmament delegation idea was defeated. Senator Knox objected to the bar.
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Woman Observes 109th Birthday in Union Dinner
Mrs. Susan Kirby celebrated her 109th birthday today with a dinner in Union, Illinois. The longtime Methodist Church member, active in the church for 95 years, is mother to 11 children and attended by 30 guests.
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