Agreement Reached Cancels Cunard Advertised Service
United States Shipping Board takes eight former German ships from the war era and allocates them to passenger and freight use under American control. The Imperator and seven others including Kaisarin and Cape Finistere will be rebuilt in port before entering service between the United States and Britain and other nations.
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American Board
United States
United States Shipping Board
Faws
Great Britain
Imperator
Interalied Shipping Commission
Cunard Line
Newark
England
New York
Hoboken
J. H. Rosseter
Shipping Board
London
Kaisarin
Augusta Victoria
Cape Finistere
Graf Walderses
Prinz Frederick Wilhelm
Pretoria
Moble
Zeppelin
Uncertain fate of covenant ratification and Lodge reservations
The article discusses the uncertain future of the treaty and covenant with Likely failure to reach the 64 votes for ratification. It notes that Lodge reservations may or may not pass in current form, and whether amendments will be accepted or the treaty rejected. It mentions a small myth about railroad reservationists and possible GOP and Democratic support that cannot overcome a two thirds majority.
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Lodge
Reed
Core
Lodge bets against line proposed by mild faitists
A lodge faction challenges the suggested approach by the so called mild abolitionists, asserting it diverges from their favored path. The dispute centers on strategy and the preferred direction for reform.
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Lodge
Mild &Ationists
Jersey City Hearing Faces Extradition Over 1918 Bridge Bomb
Werner Horn admitted in a hearing before U S commissioner James G Carpenter that he blew up the Canadian Pacific Railroad bridge over the St Croix River in McAdam parish New Brunswick on February 2 1918. He claimed it was a wartime military act in a hostile country. The hearing concerned a British government petition for his extradition to Canada. Horn had been moved from Fort Oglethorpe Ga where he served a prior sentence for dynamite transport and faced possible life imprisonment if extradited. The final extradition decision rests with the U S Secretary of State.
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Canada
Jersey City
N. J
Werner Horn
James G. Carpenter, Jr
United States
St. Croix River
McAdam Parish
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Bforn
Horn
Fort Oglethorpe
Boston
Washington
King of Belgium to Visit Capitol and White House
The King of the Belgians will be welcomed at the Capitol with a pageant by 100 girls symbolizing Columbia and Belgium. After the ceremony, visitors will go to the White House for a reception with President Wilson. Senate approval set for Saturday at 3 p.m. marking a historic first in Congress.
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House of Representatives
Capitol
I3z
Marie “Moore Forrest
Servic Holiday
National Cobra
Belgium
Stars and Stripes
Columbia
Lieut
Davenny
Washington
War and Navy Departments
White House
Congress
Senate pact on American representative needs Senate confirmation
Senate leaders push continued pact on appointing the American representative to the league. They argue Congress must reserve full power and require Senate approval, stating duties are undefined and the President could not accept the post. Opponents insist Senate confirmation is essential for any appointment.
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Congress
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