The Detroit times., 1911-03-02
81 VOTE OF
|lj1, REFUSES
EBusFt0RlnER
4 xaksn This Afternoon in
xeeofdasos With Truce That
Ended rilibaster.

|< WIZ "a - MOGh SASLS
On (psm: CAD yes; Bailey Dem:
sAejn sss; s .nS;o i ys: s ore5.
a11ey Rsp. Ky.), no: Branda-
leD.. Conn. no; Briggs REP,
Brown (Rep.. Nebb. yes;
pley Trap. Comm, no; Burkett
~ ns9 49, xss s sRsn n, ssep- n y
-. no: chAmberisin lDem.. orey.
c!npp rep, MinnD. yes; Clark
~ Wyo.). MOI Clarke Dem. Ark,
Crane rep. Mass). no; Craw-
~ p, y.l D a,i yss; R cSlo I'll. :,
cs1mipps Reg, Id ;r yes; Curtis Curt
4 DepsN (Rep.. y. Y., no; Dick
y. 0h1o), no; Dillingham (Rep..
no; Dlxon tRep.. Mont.). no: Du-
E4{Hep. DELI. no; FLETCHER tDem..
J, no: Flint rep, Calif). no; Fos-
{psI LAD. mo- Frazier spem.:
|Ster tRsp., r. NJ, no: dembi:
y. q ID. -: Gore Dem, Okia).
0eonna (Rep.. N. ID. yes 0ug-
80 (Hep., Colo.), no: Hale (Rep..
~, no; Hepburn (Rep.. Idaho), no;
$500 4 Dem. Ala, no: Jones tRsp..
~ - heah Aneps N. - 10.
y Hsss J, yes; Lorimer sRsp., nisS.
Zcc9mber (Rep. N. Do, no; Mar
(Dem. Val. Yes; Money lDem..
u, yes: Nelson tRep.. Minn.), yes;
ln0d9 (Dem-. New, yes; Nixon
y, Nsy.). no: Oliver (Rep.. Pal.
2ysos%es, s p ss. D s.s CO Yss; Oven ven
fayntsr tDsm.. KY. no: Penross
~ Pa-). no; Percy lDem., Miss.).
PERKINS tfaep., caiifl, no; Piles
X, wash y. no; Rayner lDem.. Md.
Richardson (Rep., DELI. no: Root
L.4 -: Scott rep. w. val. no
- Zen. ne snd Smith. Se. pe slm% %a
smith (Rep.. Mich.). yes; Smith
y, q CO.. yes; Smoot (Rep.. Utah),
Itophenson (Hep.. Wts1, no: Stone
~ MOI, yes: Sutherland (Rep..
~. yes: Swanson, tDem.. Val. yes:
|Aferro tDem., Fla.l, absent; Tay-
en- TT;ssn 1msn ye sbs Thornton Dem mn
nor (Rep.. MOI, Yes. Warren tRep..
~ no; Watson (Dem.. w. Val, no:
4ore (Rsp.. r. ID, no; Young (Rsp. 1
NOT VOTING.
drlch (Rep.. r. ID, absent; Bras
Dem Tenn.l. absent: Lorimer
) !. MAJ. rsfT e, 4, Terrell tP E
@e"' N~.fs
AoHIN0TON, March by al
of IS to 40, the senate this after
4 refused to adopt the Beveridge
|otion unseating Senator Lorimer.
lInois.
Igongs OF spectators crowded the
- wing Of the capitol early today
al the galleries were filled when
nenate convened. A futile effort
made by Senator McCumber lRep,,
~ TO limit speeches ON the Lori
>nse' 20 fifteen minutes each. He
10 many senator's had not been
q that an opportunity should be
90 them to speak.
1ator Owen (Dem., Okla.) opened
Ne opposition. He sharply criti-
\ him for not appearing before
|uvosttgating committee He said
4or had uuQuestionably been
~ BY bribery and corruption. He
4 Telegram from Gov. Deneen de-
+ Al the allegations made by
Ioor Ia connection with the cleo
- Speaker Shurtleff and the or
D0Elon OF the Illinois legislature.
Wish Q photograph OF these va
( 1919 could be sent out TO the
r1con people. :" said Owen. Il am
speaking now to the senate. I
waking to the master OF the
1o4oe Simmons (Dem., N. CD. fol-
4 n support Of the committees
IA He said Lorimer's speech wasl
|Ikoble and enduring.
- Lorimer not voting, the four
ntoos would have balanced each
+ II was announced on the floor
Iraxier and Terrell would have
Aye q present. On behalf OF
~ and Taliaferro II was said
the capitol that they would
noted NO"
0ofor Smith (Rep.. Mich.), said
lid not shut his eyes to the evil
= showing Overwhelmingly that
~, debauchery and corruption
y Rampant In the Illinois legisla- |
i He said he appreciated the
y Of Llorimer's personal appeal
3olieved III that he said. Despite |
nnourancos, he believed the cleo |
q Lorimer was accomplished by
,ntor IAFollette was the last
hen the time for the vote arrived,
ollette was discussing the impos-
~ of tracing bribe money.
could not tell where the money