Senate Votes to Aid Irish Cause in United States Senate
The United States Senate unanimously supported sympathy for the Irish struggle for self government. Senator Walsh led a Walsh amendment expanding a Borah resolution to request a hearing for Edward De Valera Arthur Griffith and Count George Noble Plunkett at the peace conference with strong backing from Senator Lodge.
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United States Senate
Walsh
Senate
Lodge
Great Britain
United States
Committee On Foreign Relations
Borah
Edward de Valera
Arthur Griffith
Count George Noble Plunkett
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
America
Senate of the
Demand for Irish question probe reaches Paris peace talks
Frank P. Walsh and two Irish society delegates urge President Wilson to have the Paris peace conference investigate Ireland’s status. They attach a 6000 word report on their Ireland visit with Michael J. Ryan and Edward F. Dunne. If Wilson declines they will seek action from Italian delegates or British colonies.
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League
America
United States
Paris
Frank P. Walsh
Ireland
Wilson
Michael J. Ryan
Edward F. Dunne
Mr. Walsh
Walsh
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Senate
Lansing
Lloyd George
Inquiry on Treaty Debate Faces Severe Scrutiny in Senate
A heated Senate inquiry debate centers on the treaty text and future plans. Senator Hitchcock pushes for a broad investigation possibly involving the American peace delegation, while Senator Lodge contests the Kellogg substitute as inadequately drafted.
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Lansing
Paris
White House
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Foreign Relations Committee
Lodge
Senate
Kellogg
Minnesota
Johnson
California
Porah
Idaho
New York
Mr. Hitchcock
Massachusetts Legion Demands Deportation of Bolsheviks
The Massachusetts American Legion meeting in Worcester advocates deporting alleged Bolsheviks and enforcing law against lawlessness. Delegates draft a state organization plan with temporary officers, set dues, and propose a yearly convention while endorsing a $100 state bonus for yeomen and soldiers.
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James Breslin
Malden
America
Alfred B. Jones
Lynn
John F. J. Herbert
Mr. Jones
Jacob R. Peabody
Danvers
George C. Cutler
Boston
Lyman Rollins
Marblehead
W. J. Howard
Whitman
American Legion
Worcester
Mass
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
St. Louis
National Executive Committee
The
T. J. Hammond
Northampton
J. L. Farley
Harry H. Wheelock
Fitchburg
Louis A. Frothingham
Haston
William H. Rooth
Haverhill
Frederick T. Doyle
Roxbury
Kenneth B. Page
Springfield
James T. Duane
Clinton
National Organization
Committee of Eight
East Post
Daisy M. Erd
First Naval District
Donald C. Benning
Lawrence
H.C. Bailey
Somerville
Breslin
L. M. Pinkham
Pensangpla
John Ahern
Navy
Murray
Newton
Parker Hill Hospital
Washington, D. C
Plattsburg, N. Y
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Frank W. Cavanaugh
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
Herbert
Uip
Melrose
Arlington
Reading
Brockton
Needham
Beverly
Cambridge
Holyoke
Brighton
North Easton
Milton
Franklin
Dorchester
Taunton
Dedham
Roslindale
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George Co. Cutler, Jr
Brookline
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East Boston
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Edward JF. Flynn
William H. Root
Harry Mannix
Revere
Henry H. Wheelock
John F. Nolan
Baston
J. Holman Prior
Thomas J. Marley
Frank Donovan
John A. Stitt
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