Washington Letter on Treaty Debate and Senate Reservations
The article reviews Senate debates over the Paris peace treaty and President Wilson’s push for a personal fight to secure ratification. It notes Republican opposition focusing on domestic issues, and highlights La Follette Borah Reed and others and their reservations. It cites votes on self-determination and other core points, reflecting the era’s tension between international aims and American political division.
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Railroad Bosses Seek Labour Board Over Wage Demands
A report notes the International Railroad Supervisors association pushes Congress for a treaty based tribunal to settle wage disputes under contract, while other wage boards and private capital interact with proposed labor legislation. It also references Norwegian influence, Ukrainian concerns, and rising tensions in coal regions prompting congressional inquiry.
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