The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-18
Nationwide Prohibition Passes the Lower House
 By 2S2 to 12S Vote
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Padgett, Park. Polk of Delaware, Price, Ouin. Ragsdale, Fainey, Rager, Ray burn. Robinson, Romjue, Rubey, Fucker, Russell, Sanders of Louisiana Sanders of Virginia, Sears. Schackle. ford, Schallenberger, Shouse, Sims, Isson, Shook, Steagall, Stedman. Stephens of Mississippi, Sisterling of Pennsylvania Stevenson, Summers, Tay-
 Tor of Arkansas, Thomas, Thompson, Tillman, Venable Vinson, Walker, Wall
 ton, Watkins, Watson of Virginia,
 Weaver, Webb Yelling, Whaley, White
 of Ohio, Wilson of Louisiana, Wingo of Arkansas, Wise, Young of Texas. Total democrats, Al.
 Republicans for the amendment: An- derson, Anthony, Austin, Bland of In
 diana, Bowers, Browne, Browning,
 Burroughs. Butler, Campbell of Kan
 sas Cannon, Carter of Massachusetts,
 Cooper of Ohio Cooper of West vir-
 ginia, Cooper of Wisconsin, Copely,
 Dale of Vermont. Dallinger. Darrow, Dempsey, Denison, Dillin, Dowell, Dunn. Elloitt, Ellsworth, Elston, Em- erson, Esch, Fairfield. Farr Fess, Focht of Pennsylvania, Fordney, Foss, Frear, French, Fuller of Illinois, Good, Good :. all, Gould, Graham of Illinois, Green of Iowa, Griest, Hadley, Hamilton of Michigan, Hamilton of New York, Haugen Hawley, Hersey, Hicks, Hol- |lingsworth, IIutchingson, Ireland James, Johnson South Dakota, Johnson of Washington. Kearns, Kelley of Mich igan, Kennedy of Iowa, Kiess of Penn sylvania, King, Kincaid, Knutson, Kraus of Indiana, Kreider, LaFollette Langley, Lenroot Little, Lundeen of Minnesota. Mccormick, McCulloch, Me- Fadden, Mckenzie, Mckinley, Nc Laughlin of Michigan. Mapes, Mills of Minnesota, Mindell, Mores of Indiana, Morgan, Mott, Nelson, Norton, Osborne, Paige Parker of New York, Peters. Powers, Pratt, Purnell, Ramseyer of Mississippi, Rankin, Reavis, Reed, Rob- bins, Rowe, Rowland. Sanders of In. :.
 diana, Sanders of New York, Scott of 1 Iowa, Scott of Michigan, Sells, Sinnott, Slemp, Sloan, Smith of Idaho, Smith of Michigan, Shell, Steenerson, Sterling of Illinois, Stiness, Strong, Sweet, Switzer. Temple, Timberlake, Towner, TreadWay, Vestal Volstead, wason, Wheeler, White of Maine,l Williams, Wilson of Illinois, Wood of Indiana, 1 Woods of Iowa, Woodward, Young of North Dakota, Zihlman Total republi- cans, 137.
 Independents for the amendment: Baer. nonpartisan; Fuller, Massachu- setts, independent; Randall prohibi- tionist; Schall, progressive. Total inde- pendents, 4.
 1 Total vote for amendment. 2s2. | THOSE VOTING NO
 | Democrats against the amendment: | Blackmon. Bruckner, Buchanan. Cald- ! we'll Campbell of Pennsylvania. Can | trill. Carew, Church, Coady, Crosser, | Dale of New York, Dent, Dewalt, Dies, | Dominick, Dooling, Doremus, Dupre, l Eaoan EStnnina1 EHfzUoral6
 Gallagher, Gard. Garner of Texas, Cor don, Gray of Alabama, Griffin, Ham, | i'll, Hardy, Heflin, Huddleston, Hubert 1 1goe, Key of Ohio. Lazaro, Lea of Cal l ifornia, I.esher, Linthicum, Lonergan l McAndrews, McLemore Maher Mans | field, Oliver of New York, O'Shun- 1 esey, Overmeyer. Philan. Pou, Riordan
 Rouse of Kentucky. Sabath Sherley, Sherwood, Slayden Small, Charles E. Smith. Thomas F. Smith Steele. Sulii- van, Talbott, Van Dyke. Welty, Will | son of Texas. Total democrats 64 Republicans against the amendment: l Bacharach, Britten, Cary, Chandler of New York Clark of Pennsylvania, Classon, Crago, Davidson, Davis, Druk-
 ker Dyer Edmonds, Benjamin L. Fair ! child, Francis, Freeman, Garland, Gil
 lett. Glynn Graham of Pennsylvania. Gray of New Jersey, Greene of Mas 1 sachusetts, Greene of Vermont, Has | llelI, Heaton. Hull of Iowa. Juual l Kahn, Kennedy of Rhode Island, Lehl- l bach, Longworth, Lufkin McArthur ] Mclaughlin of Pennsylvania. Madden Magee. Meeker. Merrett, Moore of Pennsylvania, Morin, Mudd. Nichols of 1 Michigan, Nolan, Parker of New ter sey Porter Ramsey, Roberts. Roden- berg, Sanford, Scott of Pennsylvania Siegel Snyder, Stafford, Swift. Ten,- .pleton, Tilson, Ware. Voisht of Wis 1 consin, Waldow, Walsh, Ward. WatsoT of Pennsylvania, Winslow of Massa- chusetts. Total republicans 62.
 1 Independents against the amend
 ment: London, socialist; Martin, pro- 1 gressive. Total independents. 2.
 Total vote against amendment, 12S Pairs of absentees Stephens of Ne.
 braska and Nealy of Virginia for amendment with Galfvin of Massa- chusetts against it. Goodwin of Ar
 kansas and Miller of Washington fci
 amendment with Tague of Massachu-
 setts against it; Taylor of Coloroda
 and George w. Fairchild for amend
 ment with Curry of California
 against 1t.
 Total membership of House, witl
 one seat vacant, 434.