Grand Forks herald
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final day's debate. An amendment by
Senator King, Democrat, Utah, pro
viding- for withdrawal of American
marines from the two republics and
Nicaragua, Decern her 31 next, was re
jected 42 to 9, after a nearly all-day
debate In jrliich the American policy
of intervention was both attacked arid
defended.
f^mclls "Pork Barrel"
Investigation of naval administra
tion was proposed by Senator McCor
mie.k, Republican., Illinois, but his res
olution drew objection from Senator
Dial, Democrat, South Carolina ?.nd
was referred to the naval committee.
It contemplated' a survey to abolish
useless navy yards and stations, Sen
ator MeCormiok declaring that'there
was a navy "pork barrel" and one
third of its establishment were un
necessary.'
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Controversy- on the Haitian -and
Dominican intervention policy divided
both patties. Five Republicans: Sen
ator Borah,. I^aho: Johnson, Califor
nia Ladd, North Dakota: La Follette,
Wisconsin, and Norris, Nebraska, sup
ported Senator King's withdrawal
amendrikent and four Democrats:
Senator King, Overman. North Caro
lina: Walsh, Massachusetts, and
Walsh, Montana, voted in its behalf.
Another amendment by Senator King
to cut the marine corps from 19,500,
men to 17,500 men was rejected with
out a "record vote.
Herald Want Ads Bring Remits.
JOLLY PICNICS
can be arranged very quickly if
you. will stop in at the
BAKERY
Big Brown Buns ready to be
made into "Hot Dogs" and did\
you ever take a jelly roll on a
picnic—and then there are lots
and lots of cookies, pies and
cakes, etc.
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Grand Forks herald. (1922). Grand Forks, N.D., 1922-06-20. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85042414/1922-06-20/ed-1/?sp=8
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Grand Forks herald, 1922-06-20.
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