Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-02
Congressman Hayden of Ari- zona Joins in Supporting Literacy Test Against Will sons Wishes.
PARTY LINES IGNORED
 BILL GOES TO SENATE
Measure Four Times Vetoed
 by Presidents Is Believed
 Almost Certain to Become
 Law in U. s. This Time.
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 WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-Presi-
 dent Wilson's veto of the immi-
 grafton bill because of its liter
 acy test feature was overruIed in
 the House tonight by a vote of
 2S6 to 106. Party lines were ie-
 nored in the fight, Republicans
 and Democrats being almost
 equally divided on either side.
 Senate Favors lt.
 Tomorrow the action by the
 House will be reported to the Sen
 ate where the bill passed orig
 inally by 64 to 2. An effort to
 override the veto will be made
 there without delay, and advo-
 cates of the measure say it is cer
 tain to be successful.
 Fought for 20 Years.
 For twenty years there has been a fight to establish a literacy test as a restriction upon immigration. Four times such a provision has run the gauntlet of congress and been vetoed by presidents.
 Tonight the House had 25 votes more than the necessary two-thirds majority. Republican Leader Mann and Democratic Leader Kitchin voted together against the President. ,.
 The Vote Follows.
 no-,,ooro,. ,-o+inor to nvarrida vof0-
 Abercrombie, Adair, Adamson, Alexander, Aiken, Allen. Almon. Ash brook. Aswell Barkley Bell. Black, Blackmon, Buchanan of Illinois. Bur nett, Byrne, Byrns, Callan, Callander Cantrill. CaIaway. Carlin, Carter of Oklahoma Curchill. Connolly, Cox. Crisp, Davis of Texas. Decker, De walt, Dickinson. Dies, Dill, Dixon, Doo- little, Doughton, Eagle, Edwards, Evans. Ferris. Fields. Flood Candy, Gard, Garner of Texas, Goodwin, Good win. Gray of Alabama. Gregg. Hamlin, Harrison of Mississippi, Harrison of Virginia, Hastings, Hayden, Heflin, Helm, Helvering. Hensley, Hilliard, Holland, Hood, Houston, Howard, Huddleston, Hughes, Hull of Tennes-. see. Humphreys of Mississippi, Ja- coway, Johnson of Kentucky. Jones, Heating, Kettner. Key, Kincheloe, Kitchin Lazaro, Lee, Lesher. Lewis, Linthicum, Littlepage, Lloyd. McClin- tick, McKellar. McLemore, Morgan of Louisiana, Morrison, Moss, Murray. Nelly, Nichols of South Carolina, Old field, Oliver, Olney. Padgett, Page of North Carolina, Park, Price. Quin. Ragsdale, Rainey. Raker, Rayburn, Rouse. Rubey, Fucker of Georgia, Fucker of Missouri. Russell of Mis- souri, Saunders, Sears, Shackleton, Shallenberger, Sims, Sisson, Slayden. Small. Smith of Texas, Sparkman, Stotgall, Stedman, Steele of Pennsyl- vania, Steele of Iowa, Stephens of Mississippi, Stephens of Nebraska, Stephens of Texas, Stout, Summers. Talbott, Tavenner. Taylor of Arkan- sas, Taylor of Colorado. Thomas, Thompson, Tillman, Vandyke. Ven able, Vinson, Walker, Watkins, Wat son of Virginia, Webb. Wilson of Florida, Wilson of Louisiana, Wingo, Wise, Young of Texas.
 Republicans to override veto:
 Anderson. Antony. Austin. Beals, Benedict. Bowers. Britt, Browne, Browning Butler. Capstick, Coleman, Cooper of Ohio, Cooper of West Vir- ginia, Cooper of Wisconsin, Costello, Crago. Curry, Dale of Vermont, Dan forth. Darrow, Davis of Minnesota, Dempsey. Denison, Dillon, Dowell. Drukker. Dunn, Dyer, Ellsworth. Elmer son. Esch. Farr Fess, Foscht. FOss. Fuller, Gardner of Massachusetts, Garland. Gillette, Good. Gray of New Jersey, Green of la. Green of Veront, Grist. Guernsey, Hadley, Hamilton of Michigan. Hamilton of New York, Haigen, Hawley. Hays, Heaton. Hel- gesen, Hernandez, Hicks, Hopwood, Hull of Iowa, Hutchinson, Johnson of Washington. Kearns, Keister, Kel- ley, Kennedy of Iowa. Kiess, King, Kinkaid Kreider. Lafean, Lafollette, Langley, Lehlbach, Lindbergh. Long worth, McArthur. McCulloch. McFad- den, Mckenzie. Mckinley. McLaugh- lin. Mann. Mapes. Matthews. Meeker, Miller of Minnesota. Miller of Penn sylvania. Mondell, Morgan of Okla homa, Mott. Mudd, Nelson, North, Parker of New Jersey, Parker of New York, Peters, Porter. Powers, Prett. Ramseyer. Reaves, Rickett, Roberts Of
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