The Detroit times., 1911-07-22

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WASHINGTON. July 22.-President
Taft's project. the Canadian reciproc-
ity agreement. went through the sen
ate this afternoon without amendment
by vote of SO to 27. With the sigma
ture OF the president, which is expect
ed to be added next wednesday. the
agreement will become a law, and the
legislation for which the extra session
OF congress was convened, will be com
pleted.
Three Democrats and "a RepubIi-
cans voted against the bill.
The roll call was as follows:
Democrats voting for the Bill:
Bacon, Georgia: Bankhead, Ala;
Bryan, Florida; Chamberlain. Oregon:
Chiffon, w. Va: Culberson. Texas;
Davis, Ark; Fletcher, Fla: Foster,
Louisiana; Gore, Okla; Hitchcock.
Neb.; Johnson, Maine; Johnston, Ala:
Kern, Ind; Martin, Va; MARITIME, N.
j.; Meyers, Montana; Newlands, Ne
vada: OGorman, N. ": Overman,
North Carolina; Owen, Okla; Payn-
ter, Kentucky; Pomerene, o.; Reed,
Missouri; Shiyely. ind. Smith, Mary
land; Smith, South Carolina: Stone.
Missouri: Swanson. Virginia: Taylor.
Tennessee: Watson, West Va; VIII
liams. Mississippi
Republicans Voting for 1III:
Bradley, Kentucky: Brandegee. Con,
necticut: Briggs. New Jersey; Brown,
Nebraska; Burton, Ohio; Crane,
Massachusetts,; Cullom, Ills: Guggen.
helm, Colo; Lodge, Massachusetts,;
Mclean. Connecticut; Penrose, Pa:
Perkins, Cal; Polndexter, Wash;
Richardson, Delaware; Root. N. Y:
Stephenson. Wis; Townsend, Mich:
Wetmore, Rhode Island and Works.
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The Democrats voting against the
bill were:
Bailey, Texas; Clarke, Arkansas;
and Simmons. North Carolina.
The Republicans opposing the bill
were.
Borah, Idaho: Bourne, Oregon:
Bristow Kansas; Burnham, New
Hampshire; Clapp, Minnesota; Clark.
Wyoming; Crawford, South Dakota:
Cummins. Iowa: Curtis, Kansas;
Dixon, Montana Gamble, South Da-
kota: Gronna, North Dakota; Hey
burn, Idaho: Kenyon, Iowa; LaFol-
lette, Wisconsin; Lippett, Rhode ISL
and: Lorlmer, Illinois: McCumber,
North Dakota: Nelson, Minnesota:
Oliver, Pa: Page, Vermont; Smith.
Michigan: Smoot, Utah. and Warren,
Wyoming; Jones, Washington; Nixon,
Nevada.
Ten senator's we're not recorded in
the roll call of the passage of the bill,
but they were protected by being pair
ed OF these ten, Dillingham;. (Repn.
Vt); Sutherland, (Repn. Utah). and
Thornton, (Dem. La.), were present.
The absentees were Frye, (Repn.
Maine); Lea, tDem. Tenn: Tillman.
(Dem. s. CD; Gallinger, (Repn. N.
H.; Rayner. (Dem. Md; Dupont.
(Repn. Del), and Percy, (Dem. Miss.)
Senator Smith. OF Michigan; LaFoi
lette, OF Wisconsin, and McCumber
spoke against the reciprocity bill In
the final hours OF the debate yesterday
afternoon. Gore and Townsend. who
voted for the measure today, also
spoke.
The first McCumber amendments
was defeated 16 10 g.. II was design
ed to reduce the present duties on a
wide variety of household articles.
clothing, agricultural implements. and
TO place tinplate, salt, oranges and
| lemons on the free list
BY vote of 23 TO So. amendments
by Nelson, (Repn., Minn.). to place
/ duties on grains. sbutter. cheese,
horses, cattle and sheep, which are
ION the free list OF the agreement
were rejected,
In rapid succession the senate then
voted down amendments by Simmons
| (Dem., n. C.). The first Of these was
TO place meat and meat products on
the free list. II failed 16 10 "a.
The second was TO place wheat and
rye -four, prepared cereal foods, bis-
cults, waters. etc, on the free list
/ IL went down IL to SO.
| A proposition by Cummins (Repn..
Ia. TO reduce by 40 per cent the
duties of the Payne-Aldrich law on
structural steel. offered as an amend
ment was defeated ~ TO e.
Another Cummins amendment 20
reduce the tarih on oilcloth. Iinoleum
I and other Aeer coverings, was de.-
/ feated on a viva voce vote.
/ LaFollete (Repn.. Wis., called up
bis wool amendment for the sixth
vote. II was defeated i6 to 81 Re
pnblicans voting for the LaFollette
amendment were: Borah udaho)s
Bourne (Oregon). Bristow. 0ken'
sasl; Brown, (Nebraskal: Clapp.
\ Mimi: Crawford, (South Dekota):
4 iCummins. (Iowal: Dixon. (Montana7:
/ cropna North Dakotal. Kenyon.
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