Arizona republican., 1917-02-02
HOUSE DEFEATS IMMIGRATION
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 1-President because of it's literacy test feature was overriden in the house tonight by a vote of 2S6 to 106. Party lines were ignored in the fight. republicans and demoncrats being almost equally divided on either side.
 For twenty years there has been a fight to establish a literacy test as a restriction upon immigration. Four times such provision has run the gauntlet of congress and been vetoed by President Cleveland by President Iafts and by President Wilson in 1915 and this year. Tonight the house nad 25 votes more than the necessary two-tAirds majority. Republican Mann and democratic Leader Kitchin voted together against the president The vote follows
 Democrats voting to override veto: Abercrombie. Adair Adamson, Alex ander Aiken. Allen. Almond Ash brook, Aswell. Barkley, Bell Black. Blackmon, Buchanan of Illinois; Burnett, Byrnes. Byrns. CaIlaway, Candler, Cantril, Caraway. Carlin. Carter of Oklahoma: Church. Cline. VI VI Texas; Decker. Dewait, Dickinson. Dies. Dill. Dixon. Doolittle, Doughton, Gagle, Edward. Evans. Ferris Fields, Flood, Candy, Gard. Garner of Texas: Goodwin, Goodwin, Gray of Ala barna; Gregg, Hamlin. Harrison of Mississ- ippi: Harrison of Virginia; Hastings. Hayden, Heflin, Helm. Helvering. Hensley, Hilliard Holland Hood. T o us ton. Howard, Huddeston. Hughes, Huh of Tennessee; Humph- reys of Nississippis Jacoway. John son of Kentucky: Jones, Heating, Xettncr, Key Kincheloe Kitchin, Lazaro, Lee, Lesher. Lewis, Linthi- eum. Littlepage, Lloyd, McClintic. Me- Keeller, McLemore. Morgan of Louis jana; Morrison. Moss, Murray, Nicely, Nicholls of South Caroline: Oldfield, Oliver.~ Olney, Overmyer, Padgett, Page of North Carolina; Park, Price. Quin, Ragsdale, Rainey, Raker. Ray burn, Rouse. Rubey. Fucker of Geor- gia; Fucker If Missouri: Russell of Missouri: Saunders. Sears, Shackle- ord, Shallenberger Sims. Sisson, Slayden. Small. Smith of Texas: Sparkman. Steagall, Stedman, Steele )f Pennsylvania: Steele of Iowa: stephens of Mississippi; Stephens of Ne1raska;. Stephens of Texas: Stout, Summers. Talbot, Tavenner Taylor of Arkansas; Taylor of Colorado; Thomas, Thompson. Tillman, Van Dyke. NenaDle. Vinson. Walker, Wat tin. Watson of Virginia: Webb. Will 'pn of Florida; Wilson of Louisiana. Wingo Wise. Young of Texas-149.
 Republicans voting to override:
 Anderson. Anthony, Austin, Beaies. Benedict. Bowers, Britt, Browne, Browning. Butler, Capstick. Coleman. '0nnlr Af of Virginia; Cooper of Wisconsin; Cos clio. Crago. Curry Dale of Vermont; Oanforth Darrow, Davis of Minne- 7ota, Dempsey Denison, Dillon. Dowell. Drukker, Dunn. Dyer Els worth. Emerson, Esch, Farr. Fess. Foscht, S Foss Fuller. Gardner of Massachusetts; Garland, Gillett. Good, irav Of New Jersey; Green of Iowa; ;reene of Vermont; Griest, Guernsey, Hadley. Hamilton of Michigan Ham, .lton of New York: Hauger. Hawley, Hayes. Heaton. Hclgesen. Hernandez. Hicks. HoDwood Hull of Iowa. Hrst- d. Hutchison, Johnson If Washing ton; Kearns, Keister. Kelley, Kennedy If Iowa; Kiess, King. Kinkaid, Xrcider. Lafean, LaFollette. Langley Lenlbach, Lindbergh, Longworth. Me Nrthur, McCulloch, McFadden. Nc <ensie, Mckinley, Mclaughlin, Mann. Napes, Matthews, Meeker Miller of Minnesota. Miller of Pennsylvania; Mondell, Morgan of Oklahoma; Mott, Mudd. Nelson. North. Parker of New Jersey; Parker of New York; Peters Porter, Powers. Pratt. Ramseyer. Reavis. Ricketts. Roberts of Nevada; 2odenberg, Rogers. Rowland. Russell f Ohio; Scott of Michigan; Scott of Pennsylvania; Sells. Sinnott. Slemp. Sloan. Smith of Idaho; Smith of
 iichigan; Smith Of Minnesota Snyder, Stenncrson. Sterling, Sullo- way. Sweet, Switzer Temple Timber ake, Volstead. Wason. Watson of Pennsylvania; Wheeler, Wilson of Illinois; Woodward. Young of North Dakota-131.-
 Progressives voting to override veto:
 opley. Elston, Nolan Schall--4.
 Pronibitionists voting to override veto:
 Randall.
 Independents voting to override veto:
 Kent-1.
 Total-2S6.