Senators Discuss Peace In Senate Debate
The Senate spent five hours debating Wilsons 11 principles open diplomacy and other peace conference topics. Senator Borah proposed immediate publication of the peace treaty and open Senate discussion while Senator Frelinghuysen urged presidential interpretation of the points. Both resolutions go to the Foreign Relations Committee as Cummins seeks a Senate committee to attend the Paris conference.
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Postponement of Knox peace league resolution pushed to next week
The resolution by Senator Knox calling for postponement of action by the peace conference on a league for nations and freedom of the seas was postponed until next week. Senate debate, opened by Senator Frelinghuysen, questioned the president’s fourteen points and their concrete meaning, while Republicans argued for more discussion and clarity before endorsing them. The discussion touched on prior Congressional action in 1916 authorizing a conference on disarmament and arbitration. WANTED Ten good timeworkers can make big money. Apply Clark Co Lumber Co Smithton Ark 29w2
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Exiled Emperor William ABDICATION and extradition talk
Washington reports that any move to demand Holland extradition for William Hohenzollern will wait on President Wilson's Europe trip. British and French probes into legalities continue. London notes William’s renunciation dated Amerongen, November 28, with debate over legality and Prussia's monarchy. Bonar Law says Allies to press for surrender and trial, while a committee studies enemy payment potential.
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Federal board official visits Arkansas education office
J P Monroe of the Federal Vocational Board in Washington is in Little Rock in conference with the State Department of Education. He praises the preliminary state work and says substantial good will result from the efforts.
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Regular quarterly exam for teachers at courthouse
Notice to teachers announces a regular quarterly examination to be held at the courthouse in December 1920 and 1918, signed by C M Hirst as County Examiner.
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President is En Route to France on Peace Mission
News dispatch reports President Woodrow Wilson sails from New York aboard the George Washington bound for France to attend a major international conference. The voyage is marked by unprecedented port celebrations as naval escort and destroyers accompany the ship for a cruise beyond U S waters. Wilson aims to curb militarism and pursue a just world peace, with observers noting his resolve against militarism.
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Little Rock Lodge Initiates Class of 31 Members
The Little Rock Lodge of Elks will initiate a class of thirty-one tonight, marking one of the largest inductions in years. The lodge is described as the largest and wealthiest in the state.
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