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(By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.; RESERVATIONS NECESSARY WASHINGTON, Dee .8. Senator King has announced that as a result of negotiations it is impossible to secure the ratification of the Peaco Treaty without reservation. The only alternative left is a reasonable compromise. STEEL STRIKE ENDS. / NEAV YORK, Jan. 8. Pittsburg steel strike has ended, the workers admitting their defeat, after n four months’ fight.
AMERICA’S REFUSAL TO RATIFY. WASHINGTON, January 8. Senator King has announced that as the result of the negotiations on the Treaty, it has proved impossible to secure a ratifiation of the Peace Treaty. He says that changes ill the Treaty cannot be made such as will alter the Treaty meaning. He agrees that if there are doubts about the American peoples' real wishes as to the Treaty, these doubts should be made the issue at the next election.
MURDER IN MEXICO. (Received This Day at 8 a.m.) WASHINGTON, Jan. 7. Another murder of an American is reported from Tuxpam, Mexico. The muredered man was an employee of ail American Company.
AMBASSADOR ARRESTED. (Received This Day at 8 a.m.) ' AVASHINGTON, Jan 7
The arrest of Martens Soviet Ambassador has been ordered, in connection with the disclosure that a Soviet propaganda has been ordered.
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Hokitika Guardian, 10 January 1920, Page 3
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