20 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1919
Page
1
A prominent senator tells a large audience he supports a world agreement for peace and disarmament but finds the current covenant unacceptable. He argues a satisfactory draft would have ended controversy if the president had consulted the Senate. He also voices strong support for the Monroe Doctrine.
Paris March 19 The American delegation plans to accept a limited number of amendments to the League of Nations covenant. Secretary Lansing will preside over a meeting of neutral delegates to hear views on the situation. A sub-committee of Bourgeois Cecil Vene zilos Hymans House Vesnitch will meet neutral representatives for discussion.
United States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge harshly criticizes President Wilson for not consulting the Senate on the League of Nations covenant. He argues peace with Germany should come first and warns against tying the covenant to the German treaty. He calls for a League of Nations that ensures disarmament and warns of a darker path if the current approach continues.
Mrs Wilson visited the French hostel of the American Young Women's Christian Association in Paris. She was greeted by hundreds of French girls from the ministry of munitions who presented her with a bouquet of red white and blue flowers. One girl spoke English to make the presentation.
New England may see rain on Thursday with Friday turning fair and warmer. Strong east winds along the north Atlantic coast and strong north winds mid Atlantic. High pressure sits east of the Mississippi, lower off the mid Atlantic coast. Storm warnings posted along the Atlantic coast from Sandy Hook to Boston.
General E H H Allenby commander of British forces in Palestine arrived in Paris from Egypt to advise the Supreme Council on near eastern questions.
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