Senate Debates Power Over Reparations Treaty Proposals
Washington July 22 The Senate Foreign Relations Committee adopted a Knox resolution ruling that until the reparations treaty is ratified no power exists to carry out its provisions The move came after a split vote and follows debates on the presidents authority and American representation in the reparations commission Senator McCumber joined Democrats in opposing the Knox measure The committee then resumed reading the treaty as Senator McNary urged league of nations Covenant acceptance without reservations Senator Johnson warned against breaking with allies and emphasized global commerce while opponents cited various changes to the Covenant
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Market News United States Steel Led Mixed Stock Action
Trading opened with US steel and General Motors among leaders while other heavy issues like California petroleum and Atlantic were mixed. Prices showed early gains then a broad rally faded with profits taken. corn oats and hogs moved on hedging and export factors as international exchange unsettled.
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Robbery of Bank Messenger in Chicago
Philip Fieming, 19, a messenger for a Chicago National bank, was held up by two auto bandits who escaped with 10,000 dollars in cash and 400 dollars in Liberty bonds. Also notes a big day planned in Mantua with speeches, music, sports, a ball game, and horse races, plus Liberty bond prices in New York.
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All Night Debate on Peace Treaty in Commons
London reporters describe an extended session where the House of Commons debated the German peace treaty and the Anglo French pact. Premier Lloyd George spoke as ministers argued over the terms, with an eventual third reading of the German treaty and a sharp, bitter vote on the Anglo French alliance.
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Talks on peace treaty in senate in four prepared speeches
Washington July 22 a long day of speeches opened in the senate with four senators set to deliver prepared addresses in support of the peace treaty. Senator McNary Republican Oregon led off followed by Moses Republican New Hampshire Johnson South Dakota and Beckham Kentucky Democrat. The foreign relations committee also considered President Wilsons request to appoint an American representative on the reparations commission provisionally until the treaty is ratified. An additional item notes Navy discharge at Salt Lake City recruiting station listing several men.
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