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...revised return of signatures to the telegram sent last night to Senator Lodge is as follows: President and deans, 5 Faculty, 37 Students, 1030 Total...
Nine hundred and seventy undergraduates, thirty-five members of the Faculty and four deans yesterday placed themselves behind President Lowell in his stand against the passage of the Mason Resolution now before Congress by signing a telegram addressed to Senator H. C. Lodge '71. Coples of the telegram were posted at various gathering places of undergraduates and the list of names grew as the day went...
About 30 members of the Faculty, including President Lowell, Dean L. B. R. Briggs '75 and Dean C. N. Greenough '98, have signed copies of the telegram to be sent to Senator Henry Cabot Lodge '71, which is given below, relative to the Mason resolution now before Congress...
Copies of the above telegram may be found during the day in blue books placed in Memorial Hall, the Crimson Building, the Union and Leavitt & Peirce's. Members of the University and Faculty are asked to sign this telegram. At the Crimson Building, in addition, will be found extra copies of the telegram, which may be taken out by individuals to procure other signatures. These copies must be returned to the Crimson by 6 o'clock this evening...
President Wilson's telegram declaring it imperative that the Democratic party stand as the uncompromising supporter of the Versailles Treaty without reservations, shows that he fails to understand the present attitude of the American people. Nine months ago a referendum would undoubtedly have showed a majority in favor of passing the Treaty intact. But the Republicans chose to use their majority in the Senate to play partisan politics with the document of Versailles until it has become an issue between a treaty with some reservations or no treaty. And the majority of Americans support the former choice...