Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-01
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Communities Completes
Drk on Tentative Draft
ESembIed Production Sand to
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Trar e1aeu. June 90 lors and
paaffx1u fight tonight confront
@ rezsoiuttnr.s 1p.dmrttoc ~lten II
t,led NJ 7.5p .-.loc;: ID take UP tho
rss ,Sxt %, In S--af. VI tho a,t-oorr,-
Cn n:ns beaded ~ Senator Rax
xfns. chairman. The fnii .,urnin't
n pre1ared to svan ,nnD chc nigh;
hope nf repairing tho platform tn
bnV>znt:on .o-rnorro~ Al srIrye,n and
tinai razr.u :Aknni tn tiue for
re on camjfd,,t..s Friday
ois.forn baltic sae oontrna; To
euojects- oTtoo, the yeaeue
kionz ana thc risb question. N!g-
w~,fare on tS,s trinity, II The
kttes and PROBABLY the convention
tho Dem ocr1tic leaders. On ;he
nurnerous planhs uttic difficulty
b prospect.
subcommittee while the full com
was in recess worked al TOP specd
y to finish its nn.atiye dra.t for
tItire committees considerable TO-
Finally, in order to save time ana
ne that the issues wouic have 10
lght out by the whole committee
,b b-comr1ittee decided to pass along
hree principal problems with only
tative agreement on the proposed
5.
the liquor fight, indications to-
as the fighting forces assembled
for exclusion Of any pronounced
eclaration and Incorporation Of som"
lncement sustaining the 1stn
incnt Administration forces were
ed endeavoring to build situation
an administration plank would
a majority. Administration lead
clarcd the plank would be re-
q "slghtly moist" through
criticising vexations and unneces-
restrictions Of personal liberty in
btion enforcement coupled with ap-
of President Wilson's veto of the
ad law
lam j. Bryan and other drys went
o-night's meeting, however. glrded
battle to wedge in square toed
bition mandate. \ strong move
to keep all mention of the liquor
on from the platform also was on
bther pitched battle impended on
eague Of Nations
sub committee, except Senator
of Montana was reported solid
he administration plank presented
nator Glass cmbodyinC virtually
irgInia Platforms declaration for
cation without destructive reser-
MS Secretary Colby was picked to
the Administrations guidon in
cmmittee fight, with MIR. Bryan
kenator Walsh of Massachusetts,
Pomerene Of Ohio, the shock troops
opposition.
Montana senator stood out in
ub committee for approval Of
Nations Consistent with the
and good faith of the United
5" and to advise cooperation with
blican sena tors friendly to the
with a view to early ratifica-
Senator Walsh of Massachusetts
yht made public another League
commencing the president for
fforts for the League ratification
out multiplying changes. But for
Nations making clearer or more
tic the obligations of the United
and denouncing any movement
AXE it a partisan issue.
ltor Pomerene also had before the
o,nmittee plank urging ratifica-
without impa ring reservations, but
pnizing of differences on ratifica
hs "a solemn duty to the country
umanity." Senators who voted fol-
4odpe reservations also were de-
ing that their action be not repu3i-
Irish question was another mih,a-:'
sition Prominent leaders SAID ,ht
fostered Frank p Walsh and ESalno,
als<a for reoo8nitio~ If chc ';r..f
lG'' had virtually ic chAlcn. nv
preAh in0nunces ~err So,Iing !,
su,s adeuunHt- ant ,-v'ra.,y ;pt
ory sxpo- ssN of SIT .S1thy VIII
Aspirations.
nz :mocI~an: pr nk~ .,'.oc' III ii
.rve -l:sf~-r by ~ s,!e-cvnnni- + q
th. A-a;~rs w15 %~xlvo AMI il
a -e,a'1cl.a ,i Me"io1 = ,,lS.nl
= pr,vsd ,rcprAIsJng a ..5,n,6,y fns,i
yvaI IHrx..ar AND .eoynis5re feS,J,
af Gpy vel es'auhlsncd de fact
nm~nt.
labor n.r,. fully rucogrrsns IN
of collective hergatuing and repre-
t3un Of labor by its own spokesmc r
u .he sub-conrnittee's decision:
r4sn Gla % sGlid tonight, wer, ter
~ G1norpc"2 as 'pure 'ry.t
reports Of divided formal vctes -
pf 'l~ I'lanks. On most of he zen
platform minor features. tho Viz
platform was naid to have been fol
closely.
Iorts cnme from :hs sub-nnnnindtt
ven O'Clock that II had finished w.or
ing tp the tentative platform an
be ready TO submit the draft to tn
bommit3ss 1t 7:3D.
the sub COMMITTEES ief. tie room I
b Il had worked for nearly twent,
hours. Senator McKellar renrari
~ mo 0ne would ovu have 10 aa
tho platform meant" Former Go,
Hodges nj Kansas aided that
''eplg grarnnatic."
Q have met oSery issu:s withos
ing" said Secretary Colby.
trman Glass imposed on the mi
1ittss members a pledge OF seCnoc
AID n.p p.lrks vteuld be made pull
ntil after action by :he fun con
e. All members exprcs;ed genaT7
Inction with the results % the con
e's labora
re wore several clashes during II
ssion of tho draft. For ife; mo
hcwsya,, members said their deu
ms had he,,n marked with the -mo
al frisndshi1 and earnest and since
a"
Iostfug tho run ounUk-es hand
fiQuid question the sub-committ
yrra draft YAs reported to De wit
crv plank whatever On Wohibito
be,s let It be known that by vo
VA 10 foar, the subcommittee la
,ob Thinks on the table
shngton, Juno 30.-.'ollo"'.ng cor
q .hat recruiting activities Of 4
ana navy war" tr'iGnE ~ 'ncr.l
nr shortage of tarm .ahor, Seer
1a,..r today announced that ste
cen taken to reduce to minimum Z
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