Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-10-10
SENATE KILLS ALL
FALL AMENDMENTS
Both Sides Hail Vote as Victory
in Treaty Fight.
TEST VOTE STANDS So TO 80
TEST VOTE STANDS So TO 80
Hitchcock Declares Action Assures
Approval of Treaty Without Text
uaI Chanqes-Lodge Delight
ed Beyond Measure.

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Washington, Oct. By vote OF
30 to IS the senate rejected Senator
Falls amendment disentangling the
United States from participation IN
the multitude of commissions which
will enforce the terms Of the peace
with Germany.
The vote of 80 to SIS was on the
amendment to eliminate American rep
resentation on the commission to de-
limit the boundary between Germany
and Belgium. On succeeding votes on
other amendments Cummins and Ken
yon of Iowa, Jones of washington,
Sterling of South Dakota, and Town
send of Michigan, Republicans. and
Thomas of Colorado, Democrat, joined
the supporters of the disentangling
program.
On the amendment to keep the
United States out of the Silesian I'M
broglio, 80 senators were recorded for
the proposition.
Both Sides Seem Satisfied.
The leaders of both factions pro-
fessed entire satisfaction with the re-
suit.
Senator Lodge, the Republican lead
er. made this statement:
sI am delighted beyond measure.
The result conclusively shows that the
treaty must lie written to suit US or
it will be rejected"
Senator Hitchcock, the administra-
ton leader, said:
"The action indicates a well defined
determination on the part of the SEN
ate not to do anything which will send
the treaty back to the other signator-
les. 1t indicates the defeat of all text
ual amendments. and of all reserva-
tons which have the effect OF amend
ments."
For the Amendment.
Here is the way the senate lined up
on the first roll call on the Fall amend
ments:
For the amendments:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ball of Della
ware. Borah OF Idaho, Brandegee of
Connecticut. Calder of New York. Cur
It's of Kansas. Dillingham; of Vermont.
Flkins of West Virginia. Fall of New
Mexico. Fernald of Maine, France of
Maryland. Frelinghuysen of New Jer-
sey. GrOnna of North Dakota, Harding
of Ohio, Knox of Pennsylvania, La
Toilette of wisconsin, Lodge of Mass
m iol- of
Lean of Connecticut. Moses of New
Hampshire New of Indiana. Newberry
of Michigan, Norris of Nebraska. PEN
rose of Pennsylvania, Phipps of Colo
RADIO, Poindexter of Washington. Sher-
man of Illinois. Wadsworth of New
York. Warren of Wyoming, Watson of
Indiana-29.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gore of Okla
homa-1. Total. 30.
Vote Against Changes.
Against the amendments:
Republicans-Senator Capper of
Kansas, Colt of Rhode Island, Cum
minis of Iowa, Edge of New Jersey,
Hale of Maine Jones of Washington,
Kellogg of Minnesota, Kenyon of Iowa,
Lenroot of Wisconsin, Keyes of New
Hampshire, McCumber of North Da-
kota, McNary of Oregon. Nelson of
Minnesota, Smoot of Utah. Spencer of
Missouri, Sterling of South Dakota.
Townsend of Michigan-17.
Democrats-Senators Ashurst of Ar
izona, Bankhead of Alabama. Beckham
of Kentucky. Chamberlain of Oregon.
Culberson of Texas. Dial of South Car
DINA, Fletcher of Florida, Cay of Lou
isiara. Gerry of Rhode Island. Harris
of Georgia, Harrison of Mississippi,
Henderson of Nevada, Hitchcock of
Nebraska, Jones of New Mexico. Ken
drick of Wyoming, Kirby of Arkansas.
Mcclellan of Tennessee, Meyers of
Montana, Nugent of Idaho. Overman
of North Carolina. Owen of Oklahoma.
Phelan of California, Pittman of Ne
vada. PoMerene of Ohio, Ransdell of
Louisiana, Robinson of Arkansas,
Sheppard of Texas. Shields of Tennes-
see. Simmons of North Carolina. Smith,
of Arizona, Smith of Georgia, Smith of
Maryland, Stanley of Kentucky, Swan
son of Virginia. Thomas of Colorado.
Trammell of Florida, Underwood of
Alabama, Walsh of Massachusetts.
Walsh of Montana, Williams of Misss-
sippi. Wolcott OF Delaware-4I Total.
6S.
Pairs:
Senator johnson of California. for.
with Senator Martin of Virginia,
against: Senator Page of Vermont. for.
with Senator Johnson of South Dako-
IN. against; Senator Reed of Missouri
for. with Senator King of Utah,
against.