Norwich bulletin
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ministration marked the final day's de
bate. An amendment by Senator King,
democrat, Utah, providing for with
drawal of American marines from the
two republics and Nicaragut December
31, next, was rejected -42 to 9 after a
nearly all-day debate in which the
American policy of intervention was
both, attacked, and defended.
Investigation of naval administration
was proposed by Senator McCormick. re
publican, Illinois, but his resolution drew
objection from Senator Dial.
South Carolina, and was referred to the
naval committee. it contemplated a
survey to- abolish useless navy yards and
stations, Senator McCormick declaring
that there was a navy "pork barrel" and
one-third of its establishments were un
necessary.
Controversy on the Haitian and Do
minican intervention policy divided both
parties. Five republicans. Senators Bo-
iuano; jonnson. California; Ladd,
North Dakota; Lafollette, Wisconsin,
and Norris. Nebraska, supported Senator
n.mS s wunarawal amendment and four
democrats, Senators King, Overman.
North Carolina Walsh. Mjissj.,,...,
and Walsh, Montana, voted in its be-
Another amendment by Senator Kin
marine corps from 19,500 men
i.j men was rejected without
record vote.
RAILWAY CLERKS SEEK
STRIKE BALLOT SANCTION
Cincinnati. June 19 (Rv th i r
Railways-clerks in various parts of the
country today were seeking official sanc
tion to take a strike ballot against recent
wage reductions of-fhe Oftbor railroad
board, according to -the staTJment tonight
of F. H," FitzgcraM,, president of the
Brotherhood 'of Railway and .Steamship
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Norwich bulletin. (1922). Norwich, Conn., 1922-06-20. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014086/1922-06-20/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Norwich bulletin, 1922-06-20.
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