The Lausanne Treaty

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The Lausanne Treaty, which will be pressed for ratification by the Senate before adjournment of the present session, according to an announcement by Senator Borah, chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, following a conference with President Coolidge and Secretary of State Kellogg, is a treaty of commerce and amity between Turkey and the United States signed at Lausanne, August 6, 1923. The treaty was negotiated at the second Lausanne conference by Ismet Pasha, the chief Turkish delegate, and Joseph C. Grew, the American delegate, now Undersecretary of State.

On Easter Monday last Bishop Manning transmitted to Senator Borah a protest against ratification of the Lausanne Treaty signed by 110 Episcopal bishops. In a speech before the Associated Press at New York, April 20, Secretary Kellogg ...

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