The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-20
MARSHALL ORDERS IT ENDED
Vice President lnterferes in
Bitter Furry of Charges
With Injunction.
THOMAS AGAINST KNOX PLAN
Colorado Senator Attacks
Resolution; People Discuss
1t Long Enough.

WASHINGTON June l9.--De ba te
on the league OF nations shifted 10
political ground again today In the
senate. with resulting furry OF
party feeling. which ended in admo-
niuon by the chair that senate
rules must be observed. La
The nare-bp started when StNa-
tor Williams OF Mississippi. a dem
ocrauc member OF the foreign rela-
tons committee, charged that the
republicans had stacked" the com
mittee against the league Senator
Moses Of New Hampshire, a repub.
Mean member. made a spirited de-
nal, and Senator Mccormick. re-
publican OF Illinois. declared the
Paris peace mission had been
20 stacked" by democrats.
Marshall Calls Halt
Other senator's quickly got into
the discussion and still others were
asking recognition when Vice Pres
ident Marshall called halt. ruling
ths, the discussion, which had inter
rupted a speech hy Senator Thomas
democrat, OF Colorado, was out OF
order The Colorado senator then
resumed his address. directed
against the Knox resolution. ny
which the senate would ask an op-
portunity TO accept the peace treaty
without the league OF NATIONS cove
nni Incorporated
W Thomas Is one OF the demo-
trsuc senator's who have tnken no
definite stand regarding the league,
bot IN his speech today he read
many extracts from historical works
10 show that in the past beneficial
proposals often had met the same
,aisumen's as now confront the
league covenant
Have Had Time Enough
The Knox resolution ne opposed
a. improper, In that n would Over
sep the power OF the senate in
pretsd az a presumptive effort TO die
nfetel as a presc m ptive fort 10 die.
A'e 10 The peace conference. An
'Eerins the plea that the people
hould have more time 70 consider
ms league proposal he asserted
mere already had been wide dN-
cl"on OF the subject for several
years
II there is n man between the
and reacbej some % conclusion %iSnGore" re-. ,.
H'ning IT. he said "the fact ar
cues for hIs ignorance and Tor the
NoSs'hi''v ~ his ever reaching
any conclusion"
Aner senator Thomas had CON
euded tho senate resumed work on
v.ner legislative matters but the de-
AF VIII he resumed tomorrow when
senator sheppard. democrat ~
tNaS viii speak In support Of the
,easnr and Senator sherman. repuh-
uean ot Illinois q league opponent
,uI AddresS the senate on the IN
"uenoe OF the vatican in tho league.
May BLOCK Vote
mere was no effort during the
1'y 70 bring the Knox resolution
up Tor vote and there were pre-
alc'lons in some quarters tonight
mat II would be permitted to die on
me calendar Its supporters APP
"f'en'lv have los' hone OF forcing
roll call before MONDAY. when tho
,'tman delegates muat submit their
...csion on the p->a ce terms To pass
NE measure after the treaty has been
,,uhed would he idle. senators say
"cause The request II contains
'o.ld no' then hc granted
discussion ~ the le1grH broke on
~ mo house today also Representa-
ae I"m0lc republican ot pennsvl.
.'a 'ri''cisin~ Presidcn' wilson's
,tl'al % send tho treaty tex - 'hc
end'e ln'l completed The prcsi.
,h, NJ Temple sltd had declared
Nv FOUND No precedent for sending
rea'y SIN in negotiation whereas
~. 2 n-"cedent was established hN
,"aShl0g'on and followed hy POLK
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