The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-04
No Vote Likely on Question
of Warning Americans I'm.
til Tuesday and Perhaps
Not Until Later Date.
ENGLAND PLEASED AND
GERMANY DISGRUNTLED
Only Actual Victory Could
Cheer British More Than
News From Washington;
Panic on Frankfort Bourse.

Ivy Evening htrhid Leased W 10.
Washington. March The next
ktop IN President wilson's tight To dis
vose of The armed ship agitation IN
rongrcss has Deen postponed until
fiuc-day
Majority Leader kitchin soon after
biuun began notifying members that
hes would not be needed tu vote un-
M Tuesday at he earliest
A. az carly conference today id-
Sninisiration leaders IN the mouse de-
rided not to insist on a vote today
brhis afternoon the ruics commiite"
Win meet TO frame rule to table III"
MoLcmore resolution to warn Amer
Fans of the armed ships Of the Euro
p.an belhg.rcnts
Administration forces plan that the
hction IA the house shall give no room.
poi doubts Ut the decisive character
pf the sentiment IN congress Th"N
plan that the action Ia taoic tn. Nc
i.emorc resolution will include a
declaration thar the president shall
handl. diplomatic aiIairs without con-
gress ional int.rtorcncc.
The leaders are confident they have
he votes tu make then victory come
plrie and undisputed.
Leaders nNpminod That th. post
poncncnt was agreed upon hccause ~
he alsenCe of So many mcmhc~~ ur
neck -snd uips
Tho confer 1ncc of house leaders al
Iouincd Nlth uu formal action except
decision to hold a rules commiticc
np,ting ai = O'Clock to-day \ eco
ailrd gentlemen agreement was
nadc not TO have "a vote before tn .s-
has
speaker Clark was opposed 4" q
,tr Muuduy A. it would Interfere Win
h. unanimous consent calendar
Discussion IN the senate was re-
uturd los senator Lodge. who tool,
ssu" with assertions made curing yes
icrday's debate that Great Iliritan
,ud set precedent tor warning hs
id, ,sing her citizens 20 keep nn net
lrrront boats during the tusso-Jap
sn'sc war
~. read in the record letter fron
ho British Ambassador say iup un su'i
prd"r had been given
senator McCumDor. Ecpuhlican
liscgsscd his warning resolution ro
Introduced yesterday after II had h"ci
ahicd with other measures "n tn
kubicct. hut he had nn opportunity &
bal iii up Tor action.
rhc hous. rules committee. aite
,rinr IN session nearly all day. ad
burned to 10 o'clock MondaN morn
np without taking action
London, March I &C 10 y. m1 -
Few things shnrt of an actual mili,ar
irtor, could have given the Britisl
press greater satisfaction than i'resi
icnt wilson's victory IN the senat,
Tho Manchester Guardian remarks a
totially that GERMANY having failc
% convince the United States, appar
nnilv will ignore sentiment ~ lha
country
London March I q 81 y. mi.
message To the Exchange ToloRfap
,ompiny from Zurich says
German newspapers publish wir'
less messages from Washington en-
phasizing the gravity Of the German
Nmerican situation.
The Frankfort huursc. which ~
ariabll reflects news affecting Gel
man high finance. yesterday ended
condition of panic
Washington. starch e. Socretar
.ausinR announced today that ~
appendices To the German momorai
ium regarding armed merchant shil
were on board the steamship Rotte
lam. due tomorrow In New York
secretary i.ansing's announceme'
MAS based on "a cablcgram from An
basador Page ~ London The appe'
liccs contain photographic copies
what the German government 90"
tends are confidential instructions
commanders of British merchant shi
armed foI defensive purposes to a
back submarines.
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