Opening of 6th Congress Sets Stage for War Peace Treaty Debates
Washington December 1 The Associated Press reports the 6th Congress opens its regular session after the extra session ended November 19 with the Peace Treaty failing ratification. Leaders expect swift action on international and domestic measures as President Wilson’s message touches Versailles terms. Senate holds the Cumming Railroad Bill with provisions on strikes and railroad return to private ownership.
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Congress weighs treaties and immigration amid holiday adjournment
The House plans to work through the holiday period with immigration enforcement and a series of appropriation measures, aiming to conclude key items by January 6. The Senate anticipates extended debate on the Railroad bill and Versailles treaty matters, including a possible concurrent resolution to end the German war.
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International issues shape Polish treaty and fiscal acts
The report notes ongoing international matters including a Polish treaty, the Canadian reciprocity repeal bill, and trade conventions with allied nations. It highlights a legislative calendar heavy with a federal budget system, food policy, water power development, and general tariff revision before the political campaign.
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