Senate Treaty Ratification Talks Shift Toward Endgame
Feb 28 report details dwindling options as leaders narrow to key reservations. Democrats and Republicans remain split over Article 1 reservation and Article 10 implications, with likely final vote by week’s end. Party leaders, including Senator Hitchcock, report no new White House guidance altering positions.
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Senate
Inne
Wilson
White House
Hitchcock
Nebraska
PAVE WAY TO GIVE OWNERS BACK LINES
A congressional letter outlines proposed steps to reassign control of railroads from government to owners. It argues for a bipartisan labor board to set fair wages and notes standards guiding rate decisions, aiming to hasten the transition and improve labor-management relations.
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Labor Board
Billy
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Labor “Board
Commission
Hines
Wilson
Trial delays over overt act in I W W hall case
Defense in the ten defendant murder trial near Centralia failed to prove an overt act by Grimm tying him to a conspiracy to raid the I W W hall. Judge Wilson ruled that without an overt act linked to the deceased, such evidence cannot be admitted, while witnesses described a large uniformed man near the hall and sounds of shots and breaking glass.
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Grimm
I. W.w. Hall
George S
Vanderveer
I. W. W. Hall
Vernon Oreilly
Centralia
Price Fixing 48 Praised by Bernard Baruch
Bernard M Baruch told a House war investigation that if not for voluntary discipline and returns the nation might have faced ruin from greed. He warned the nation would have broken under the strain without such restraint. The testimony touched on economic wartime controls and the conduct of business leaders.
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Washington
Bernard M. Baruch
Natios
Baruch
Wever
Prominent Woman Desiocrat Nominated for Customs Post
Mrs Estelle V Collier nominated today to be customs collector for the forty eighth district with headquarters in Salt Lake City Utah as a prominent woman desiocrat.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Estelle V. Collier
Forty-Eighth District
Salt Lake City political figure to succeed resigning official
The figure associated with Democratic politics for years during the war will replace the resigned T. N. Thomas. She is described as the wife of R. E. L. Collier, a prominent Salt Lake City businessman, and has taken an active part in war work.
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Ters
Salt Lake City
T. N. Thomas
R. E. L. Collier
Salt Lake
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