The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1919-11-28

October 16-Shantung amendments,
as reported by the committee, defeated.
Yeas, 80; nays, 90.
October Incorporation commission
amendments defeated. Viva voce
vote)
October 2O-Readrng of the treaty
concluded.
October %, % - Foreign Relations
Committee in session to consider addi-
tional reservations.
October 29-Amendment by Senator
Moses to Article 10 defeated. Yeas,
SO; nays, At, completing action on
amendments proposed by the commit
tee.
November 5-Senator La Follette's
motion to strike out all labor provi-
sions defeated Yeas, "a nays, ~.
November 6-Senator Lodge present
ed 10 reservations agreed to by the
committee. These included the four
previously reported
November 6-Senator Hitchcock en-
deavOred to secure vote on unquali-
fed resolution of ratification objected
to by Senator Jones of Washington.
November observation No. l (as-
sent of other powers) as reported by
the Foreign Relations Committee
agreed to. Yeas, 4S; nays, 40 Nc
Cumber, Republican, voted nay. Three
Democrats voted yea.
November S-ReServation No
Withdrawal from the league) as re-
ported by the committee agreed to.
Yeas, 80; nays, 80. All Republicans
and five Chamberlain
Gore, Reed, Smith of Georgia and
Walsh of misunderstanding aye.
November Ex-senator Hitchcock pre-
sented request for cloture signed by %
Democratic senator's Ruled out of or
der by Senator Cummins. president pro
whole scope of the treaty.
Senator Lodge presented request for
cloture signed by 80 Republican sena-
tors
Reservation No. REPRESENTATION of
territorial integrity and political indie
pendence of other countries) as report
ed by the committee agreed to. Yeas,
46; nays, 80. -Four Democratic sena-
tors voted aye.
November 15-By a vote of rs yeas
to 16 nays the senate adopted the
Lodge request for cloture.
Reservation No. -(Mandates) as
reported by the committee agreed to-
Viva voce vote,
Reservation No. 5-Oomestic Ques-
tions) with an amendment by Hale of
Maine Questions affecting the bounda-
ries of the United States) agreed to-
Yeas, 50; nays, SO. Ten Democratic
senators voted uye-Chamberlain
Gore, King, Phelan, Reed, Shields,
Thomas, Trammell, Smith of Georgia
and Walsh of Massachusetts.
On the substitute for the committees
reservation offered by Senator Hitch
cock the full vote of the senate was
recorded 95 One vacancy existed on
account of the death of Senator Thom-
as S. Martin of Virginia.
Reservation No. 6-(Monroe Doc
trine) as reported by the committee
agreed to. Yeas, 55; nays, 33. Nine
Democratic senators voted aye.
Reservation No 7-(Shantung) as
reported by the committee agreed to-
Yeas, So; nays, Al. One Republican,
McCumber, voted nay. Five Demo
Gratis voted aye.
Reservation No. S-(Appointment of
representatives under the treaty. as
reported by the committee agreed to-
Yeas, So; nays, 40. Five Democrats
voted yea
Reservation No. 9-Uimiting power
to PREPARATION commission) as reported
by the committee agreed to. Yeas. 81;
nays, 40 Five Democrats voted yea.
Reservation No. 10-EXpenses of
the league, etc) as reported by the
committee agreed to. Yeas, Sc; nays
80. Five Democrats voted yea.
November 15-Reservation No. IL
Elimination of armaments) as reported
by the committee agreed to. Yeas, 3d.
nays, So Seven Democrats voted, yea.
November 15-Reservation No. p
Continuing relations with covenant
breaking nations) as reported by the
committee agreed to. Yeas, SO; nays,
Al. Five Democrats voted yea.
November 15-Reservation No. 13-
(Restrcting authority of alien proper
ty custodian) as reported by the COM
mittee agreed to. Yeas, so; nays, Al.
Four Democrats voted yea.
November 17-Reservation No. IL
Overseas possessions of Germany as
reported by the committee defeated.
Yeas, %; nays, GA. Three Democrats
voted yea Twenty-one Republicans
voted nay.
November 17-Reservation No. 10
fright to decide what questions affect
its honor) as reported by the commit
tee defeated. Yeas, SO; nays. 56.
Three Democrats voted yea. Twenty
one Republicans voted nay.
November 1S-The senate by vote
of 50 yeas to 80 nays adopted the Nc
Cumber reservation, Withholding rep
resentation in the International Labor
Congress until consent is granted by
Congress.
And by vote of 55 yeas to So nays
adopted the Lenroot reservation to lin
it the voting power of the British en-
pire.
AT 8 80 p. m the treaty was report
ed to the senate and all reservations
made in the Committee of the Whole
agreed to.
November 19-At II 10 p. m. Sena-
tor Lodge offered the resolution of rat
ification containing the IS reservations
that had been agreed to. Resolution