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zero bin 81 Seass~ mad sixfeeu Hossse
measures Among tk~ bills psssesi wxs
one to amend section g Of an art eas*isd
An ae< 10 aeizne and On the sssadzrd Il
vslue. to nsasntsia the parity 81 al forns
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ssier purposess- approved lisreA II. 1900
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Tor m boar OF more Tuesday tbs
House 81 Representatives could net H.
eide whether to 70 inte rommIsfee Of the
whole 90 he Aipinmatie and consular bill
or TO folsew tbs lad u Mr.. Gardner 81
Massachusetts and take up she fmmixra-
ton biIt Assisted - Mr. Williams. Mr..
Gardner led D rid 6Iihasaer against taxi
ins up the consular bill Hhe R<pahil-
cans. hoseeer. bad d aaornn 0f ~ itsa&a
present. and eventually the consular bill
sas tak~s up and general dehafe begun,
The senate desoted tbs greafsr pars of
the OAR to the Immigration blu. bat be-
iore Ii was fakNn NJ Ssnafnr Mccumbef
wade. personal statement rsGsrsdletins
an article printed IN New York paper to
the effect that the railroad rate Bill had
been 20 amended 81 bis instance On 90 rem
der Ii ineffective. A resolution directing
the commAtes oa privileges and elections
70 consider the course 10 b. pursued II The
case OF Senator Burton VAS adopted
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Half dozen bills TO which M objec
ton was made we're passed Wednesday.
fem - -. ~ssRs1 h.. &ss
mainder Of the day 10 the immigration
bill. consisting Of series Of amendments
10 the existing Law designed 10 brsns about
better distribution Of the immigrants
throughout the ceuntFy. After long dis
cussion the bill was passed. Republican
and Democratic leaders FLASHED IN the
HOUSE. clearly defining the issues Of the
nexs campaign. The fireworks began
when the sessisn opened. Mr.. Williams de-
handing 4 roll call Ca the molten 20 30
into executive session for further rom
siaeration OF the diplomatic and consular
service bill This he failed to ST. Charles
h. Isaldis OF Indiana made ..ssand-pats'
speech on the taria. and Mr.. Wilfiams
replied to him. Mr. Isongworth spoke, ad.
vecafing the ownership ~ The government
OF the legations abroad.
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The senate Thursday passed the bill r..
lieving denasured alcohol from the 10.
ternal resentl. tar and BEGAN work On
the agricultural appropriation biz. which
was under discussion when adiournmefis
was taken. The session Of the Hsu@l
was given over 10 orafory. the speakers
being two leaders OF opposite schools oi
politics. Representative Charirs A. Towns
OF New York and Representative John
naaxeii o. Pennsylvania. Although sths
diplomatic and consular bill vas before
The House. nsthing Of legislative char.
aeter was accomplished
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The senate Friday passed ~ ssrieus'
taral appropriation blu. carrying NS00.-
0O0. and without a word OF debate add
to Ii as an amendment the Beverid.s Bill
providing for an Inspection of fresh meats
intended for domestic consumption. Sen.
ator NcCumbef. charging fraud on ths
part Of the grain inspectors Al Minneapo-
lis, sought to have national inspection
established. bat failed A bill authorizing
the government If the Philippines %
change the weight and fneness ~ the
silver In the peso 20 corNspsnd with the
rise In the prize Of silver was passed
Senator Csapp introduced q bill 10 remove
the restrictions on the alienation 81 LANDS
OF the ave eiviilsed tribes ~ Indians Ths
.ea-levei canal bill was made the unsn.
ished business. In the House thr question
of yeraeity. was rais@d between Mr.,
Cooper fwis.l and Mr.. Hepburn uosa !
during the debate arer shs rate Mn reso.
mtIon. The rule disagreeing to the Sen.
ate amendments en bloc finally was adopt
ed. twenty.fis- Republicans voting with
the Democrats assiasg n. The remain.
der Of the dsy was devoted to pension
legislation, 2I5 private bills bsiag pass~d
In the Nasteaas Capital.