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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1920
Page
8
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In Washington D C Senator Lenroot met with Senator Lodge to discuss the peace treaty amid compromise rumors. Lenroot called the meeting informal and said they discussed the treaty only incidentally. Other senators, including Senator Hitchcock and Senator King, weighed reservations and a possible Lodge framework, with King predicting ratification within two weeks of resumption of Senate business.
In Phoenix Park Dublin early this morning two men were killed and four arrested after an attack on the Vice Regal Lodge. Lawrence Carey of Lucan was identified among the attackers and killed by guards. Lt Boast led the response, both he and another attacker dying. Four arrests followed as intruders fled the park.
More than 3,000 immigrants crowd Ellis Island and New York piers awaiting entry to the United States. Inspectors race to process detainees as hundreds of Greeks and Italians, many from Italy, are held aboard ships for examination amid delays and feared deportations.
Berlin December 30 The German Government is expected to present a written statement to Maj Allan Goldsmith approving Herbert Hoover's relief plan for Central Europe. Goldsmith recently arrived to implement the scheme as Hoover's representative in Berlin.
Washington officials report that American forces at Coblenz would police Rhineland territory only if the peace treaty is ratified. Officers stress U S representation depends on treaty, especially for the Sth Brigade under Gen Sage, as troops may return home if the treaty fails.
The undersigned thanks customers and friends for patronage during 1919 and wishes them a happy prosperous New Year. He asks continued patronage in the future as in the past.
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