Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-10
BILL FOR POSTAL
SAVINGS BANK IS
PASSED IN HOUSE
TWenty-Six Democrats Join with
Republicans in Voting
for Measure
PARTY LINES LOOSELY DRAWN
Agreed on by Majority Caucus
Carried by Vote of
1875 to 101
PARTY LINES LOOSELY DRAWN
TAssociated Press1

WASHINGTON, June BY the
overwhelming majority Of 1876 to 101
the house tonight passed the postal
savings bank bill as recently agreed
on by the Republican caucus of the
house. Not single Republican voted
against the measure on final roll cali.
Prior to this action, the house by
113 to 1876, rejected the Democratic sub
stitute for the bill proposed by the
minority.
The voting on the several motions
involved in the disposition of the
measure followed six hours of debate
in which many Republicans and DEM
ocrats recorded their views upon the
bill of the majority and the substitute
supported by large portion of the
minority.
A large detection among the Demo-
Gratis was shown when the Democratic
senate bill was voted on, twenty-one
of them joining the Republicans
against the measure. Most of these
were opposed to a postal savings sys-
tenn of any kind. These Democrats
are Brantley of Georgia, Broussard of
Louisiana, Burgess of Texas, Carlin or
Virginia, Flood of Virginia, Foss of
Massachusetts,, Garrett of Tennessee,
Gill of Maryland, Gillespie of Texas,
Harmon of Minnesota, Harrison of
New York, Hay of Virginia, Jameson
of Iowa, Korbly of Indiana, Lamb of
Virginia, Latta of Nebraska, McHenry
of Pennsylvania, Moon of Tennessee,
Slayden of Texas, Talbot of Maryland
and Turnbull of Virginia.
DEMOCRATS VOTE FOR BILL
On the Republican side Norris of Ne
braska was the only member who voted
with the Democrats for their substitute.
n Inn 70 hn n a q
the majority of the house as a substi-
tute for the senate measure the vote
was IT'S to los. On this vote twenty-six
Democrats Joined the Republicans as
follows: Aiken of South Carolina, Ans
berry of Ohio, Ashbrook of Ohio, Cox
of Ohio, Foss Of Massachusetts, Foster
of Illinois, Hammond of Minnesota,
Hanna of North Dakota, Havens of
New York, Henry of Texas, Hitchcock
of Nebraska, Hughes of New Jersey,
| Johnson of Kentucky, Klnkead of New
Jersey Mcguire of Nebraska, Moss of
Indiana, Nichol of Pennsylvania, O'Con-
nell of Massachusetts,, Pou of North
Carolina. Ransdell of Louisiana, Rucker
of Colorado, SABBATH of Illinois. Sharp
of Ohio, Sulzer of New York, Taylor Of
Colorado and Touvelle of Ohio.
Six Republicans Joined the Democrats
in voting against the proposed bill of
the majority, as follows: Gronna of
North Dakota, Hubbard of Iowa, Len
root of Wisconsin, Nelson of Wiscon-
sin, Norris of Nebraska and Wood of
Iowa.
After a motion of Mr.. Moon of Ten
nessee to recommit the bill to the COM
mittee which reported it had been de-
| feated the house voted on the final
passage, the. vote being 1876 to 10i,
twenty-four Democrats voting with the
Republicans, as follows: Aiken of
South Carolina, Ansberry of Ohio, Ash
brook of Ohio, Cox of Ohio, Foss Of
Massachusetts, Foster of Illinois, Ham
mond of Minnesota, Havens Of New
York, Henry of Texas, Hitchcock of
Nebraska Hughes of New Jersey, Kin
kead of New Jersey, Mcguire of Ne
braska, Martin of Colorado, Moss of In
diana, Nichol of Pennsylvania, O'Con-
nell of Massachusetts, Ransdell of
Louisiana, Rucker of Colorado, SABBATH
of Illinois. Sharp of Ohio, Sulzer of
New York, Taylor of Colorado and Tou-
velle of Ohio.