Testimony on Treaty Leak and inquiry prospects in doubt
Senate testimony examines the Germany published treaty copy and whether an inquiry should proceed. Key figures like Root Davison and Morgan discuss possession and distribution of the document, the Red Cross link, and implications for Wall Street and Allied finance.
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The Annalist Open Market Quotation Listing
The Annalist notes the open market quotations for unlisted securities valuable to holders of various stocks. It mentions unlisted notes and denominations and outlines a program or rate structure for access, with a focus on finance and commerce.
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Lamont Holds Silent on Senate Subpoena in Paris
Thammsis W. Lamont gave no comment on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee subpoena to testify about the leaked Peace Treaty text. Lamont is aiding President Wilson and the American Commission and will likely stay in Paris until both the German and Austrian peace treaties are concluded.
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British Press Slams Pair Treaty Secrecy After U S Senate Action
London papers criticize Paris negotiations and the nonpublication of the Germany treaty. They note sympathy for the U S Senate for publishing the text and warn of possible strains among Allies. The Telegraph doubts rejection of the treaty, while The Post weighs public doubts about the League of Nations.
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