Clipping:The NL and AA accept the tripartite agreement

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Date	Sunday, March 11, 1883
Text	[reporting on the NL meeting of 3/5/1883] The conference committee appointed to confer with other associations submitted their report, which was unanimously accepted, and the president was authorized to sign the agreement on behalf of the League. Messrs. A. G. Mills, A. H. Soden and John B. Day were appointed an arbitration committee on behalf of the League. The disability of the following named persons were removed: Alexander McKinnon, C. W. Jones, Philip Baker and J. J. Gerhardt. The Philadelphia Item March 11, 1883 [reporting on the AA meeting of 3/12/1883] Immediately after assembling, the delegates went into executive session, and the conference report came up for adoption. There was an earnest debate over the reserve clause in the agreement, but it was finally unanimously adopted and signed by the President, and once more peace reigned between the two organizations. The Philadelphia Item March 18, 1883
Source	Philadelphia Item
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Submitted by	Richard Hershberger
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