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Very Gloomy is Outlook
for the Treaty}
Washington. Fob. 2S.?Another day
I of oratory and maneuvering in tho
Senate ended tonight with virtually all
j elements in the treaty fight agreeing
that ratification seemed far away.
Getting down to rock bottom in their
calculations, the leaders are understood
to have agreed that, unless some
Uiiexpecieu cirtuiusiauucs out. .
Senate alignment, enough votes can
not 1 e brought together to either
norlify The Republican Article 10 reservation
or secure ratification of the
treaty uTihout such a modification.
In this situation, a disposition became
:.;<parent among the treaty's
friends and foes alike to bring the
Senate debate to an end. and let the
issue go undecided into the political
campaign. By unanimous consent it
was agreed to vote Monday on the reservation
which has been pending for
two days, and in some quarters it was
predicted that a final vote on the
treaty itself would be reached before
the end of next week.
20 Democrats for Wilson.
At least twenty Democrats, it was
oqJh nn hnth aid as. annarentlv were
determined to stand steadfastly with
President Wilson in opposing ratification
unless a change could be made
in the Article 10 reservation which the
President had said would cut the heart
out of ihe treaty. In administration
quarters it was predicted that the
number would be well in excess of
twenty, but the latter figure was accepted
generally as an absolute minimum.
In addition there are at least fourteen
Republicans and Democrats
banded together in the irreconcilable
camp against ratification in any form,
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and it would take a total of on
thirty-three votes to defeat any rati
cation resolution.
The determination, of the administ
tion Democrats to fight to the la
ditch for their position became mo
marked during the day's conference
and in some quarters it was intiniat*
that they hud heard again from tl
white Hnncp rf>Mrrtiii2 Article 10. Tl
party leader, Senator Hitchcock,
Nebraska, said no new communicatk
on the subject had come through hii
but added that he had no reason to b
lieve the President had changed h
mind.
Arcli K no ink's (iel Together.
As one result of the situation, tl
administration forces and the irrecoi
cilables, who have been arch-enemii
throughout the long treaty controve
sy, have been thrown together in ii
terest and through their leaders ai
understood to have agreed to keep i
close touch during next week's mai
euvering. They did so today. Sen;
tor Hitchcock and Senator Borah, R
publican, Idaho, a leader among tl
irreconcilable group, holding frequei
consultations.
In the same way the break betwee
Senator Hitchcock and the mild rese
vation Republicans, with whom he he
worked for many weeks for a compr<
mise, was brought to an open breac
during the day's debate. In shai
clashes with Senators Kellogg, Minn
sota, and Lenroot, Wisconsin, both i
the mild reservation group, the Demi
cratic leader declared that while th<
had posed as friends of the treaty the
had worked by "contemptible" meai
to line up the Republicans for destro;
ing reservations.
Kick on Kellogg.
Senator Hitchcock also charged ths
Senator Kellogg had conspired "t
pack" the foreign relations commi
tee with enemies of the treaty, an a:
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ly! sertion which drew a heated denial 1
fi- from the .Minnesota Senator. He said
he had wanted ratification from the
ra first and added that while he "congratst
iiliited" Senators Hitchcock and Borah
re on "their new alliance" he could not
)s, wish them success.
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j Pittsburgh. Pa., Feb. 28.?Federal T
1_ agents charged with enforcing the,s
. J prohibition act in the Pittsburgh dis- s
e~ i rict are in quandary following the 1
~ announcement today by Judge Charles
lt P. Orr, in the United States district
J court here, that they could not raid
homes for illicit atiils without first ?
>n securing a search warrant, or make
r- arrests without warrants. This issue
is it is pointed out, is whether the agents
> shall be governed by the dictum of the
:h-- court or operate as heretofore under
p the commissioner of internal revenue.
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: Chicago. Feb. 28.?Two car loads i p
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:o day by federal aumonues, uu wai- t
rants issued by United States District s
3- Attorney Charles F. Clye. n
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shipped here by a Detroit manufac- P
Iturer and sold for beverage purposes. v
The alcohol in the medicine has been d
j filtered out and used for mixing with
J other liquids in the homes of the
g j patrons of drugstores, deputy revenue j
S collectors reported.
^ The medicine has been sold exten- j
S= ively in many drugstores at 75 cents .
a pint. N
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tribution of the drug may result in "
g prosecution of the manufacturing |
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1 handled it, Mr. Clyne said. ^
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President Wilson
Continues Fuel
Administration _
Washington, Feb. 28 .?Coincident
vitli the signing of the railroad bill
onight, President Wilson issued ex- ?
icutive orders providing for continuition
of the powers of the Fuel Adninistration.
but dividing them be- _
weon the Director General of Rr.iloads
and a commission of four. Dieelor
General Hines will retain the
urisdiction over domestic distribu-j =
ion while the commission will han- j
lie bunker and export coal matters, j ?
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if A. W. Howe, Rembrant Peale,
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t will function thrn'tf.fi the Mine- |f
vater Coal Exchange which is re- ||
tored for that purposo having been ||
uspended before the KSignuticm of ||
)r. Garfield as fuel adir.insiiratcr. ' [1
The order creating the commission ||
s effective until April 30 next
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Man is Killed
in Explosion (J
Roanoke, Va? Feb. 28.?With the ar- If
ival here today from Gary, W. Va., of |I
he body of L. T. Long, son of Lee jj
,ong, vice president of the Clinchfield ||
!oal Corporation, came the news that ||
.ong and two companions were killed ||
'hursday in a gas explosion in the !|
line of the United States Coal Com- }f
any of Gary.
The others killed were H. R. Stone, jl
line foreman and J. F. Blankenship, II
rattice man. The three men, it i? ||
aid, entered the mine early Thursday |I
lorning and when they failed to re- {}
ppear later in the day a searching ]}
arty was sent for them. Their bodies ||
ere found about 8 o'clock Thursday ||
ead several hours. Long was a mine if
ispector.
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New York, Feb. 28.?Nicholas ||
rnstein, alleged "master mind" of ff
ew York's $5,000,000 bond plot, I
ill return here Monday from his f|
iding place in Pennsylvania and stir- ||
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ie court of general sessions. This H
as revealed today, when William J. iff
allon, his attorney, announced that Iff
is law partner, Eugene F. McGee Iff
ad three police detectives had left II
i meet Arnstein and escort him back {y?
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