U.S.A. AND SUBMARINE WARFARE.
ARMING MERCHANTMEN. WILSON WANTS A VOTE. ' (Hecciycd "11.43 a,m.) WASHINGTON, March 1. President Wilson has requested the chairman-of,the Rules Committee in;the House of Representatives to obtain a vote respecting the question of armed merchantmen. The -Senate will be' asked to take a-similar voteMr Wilson, in'his letter to the'ehairi man, said the reports that Congress was 1 divided wcmld. be industriously used in: Berlin and Vienna, and' the country would be exposed to a series of risks.' If resolutions' were " passed Immediately it would scatter all -doubts. It is expected that action will be taken' on -Thursday. ••--..■
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 53, 2 March 1916, Page 5
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