PEACE TREATY
Electric Telegraph—Coivright. 1 UNITED STATES SENATE AND TREATY. VOTE ON AMENDMENTS. WASHINGTON, March 15. Senator F reyling Hansen’s amendment to Article Ten, disavowing all obligations under that Clause, was *>, jected by the Senate by 59 to 17. Senator Taft submitted a reservation disavowing loyal, but retaining moral, obligations under Article Ten. This was rejected by 44 to 20. Senator Simms moved a reservation offering the United State’s friendly offices in the case of International aggression. This was rejected by 51 to 27. Senator Walsh’s motion deploring any aggression leading to a breach of the world peace, was rejected by 44 to 34. The Republican Leader’s amendment to Article Ten, denying the article’s obligations was adopted 5“ to 34.
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Hokitika Guardian, 17 March 1920, Page 2
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