Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-27

slemlns: ne mas no ris.., unde, ;,
law to sue the State. The o,,u H.
to which he can go is T. .hs eour
lature. The committee on .ee's
have heard both sides OF ,b;s s'a'a
and given it careful coDs,da..a s
! and l sub, it. Mr.. SPEAK 1''0H
gentlemen Of the House, TIM, an
finding Of that committee i, ~
titled to great consiGe a.iop by 60
I hope the veto message e "a. w w
ernor will not be sus,alzsc wv
Mr.. LANPHER Of = bee. :,
Speaker. may we have II, Govc-,.
veto message read:
The SPEAKER The Char
read the message. Message "a,
Mr.. BRACKET of Lin;rr.
Mr.. Speaker. think Mr.. per2;,rs' ~.
cred the ground very wei. hut ~.
is one feature woula Ike 10 adj,
what he said. 1t vas 10, ADM,
at all that there was tang duo w
Fleming until the second Nea~inc ~
then by cross examine Of ~
Assistant Attorney General. j, n.
finally admitted that the- was e.
hundred dollars due hun. r.,
looked kind of strange 70 n,e
The SPEAKER: The question N
fore the House Is. shall .c,s reso,y
become law notwithstan-lr the NJ,
jections Of the Governor'
Mr.. Perkins Of Orono: >lr. Spc.,
! err. l move that when The ,a,e Is ,at
en-. it be yea and nay votr
| The SPEAKER: Thc char Nd
state that tn is nee SAL by ~
Constitution All tho n favor
the passage of this resol,~ noto,ty
standing the objections .: II Gov
ernor will say yes "h.r 'a,!- lame,
are called; those oppose viii say ro
The Clerk will call I'll" roi
! YEA-Adams. Alden. Anderson 4.
! thur. Audibert. Austin ~ Ml!o-'
Rarnes. Baxter. Bean. Fs-- Roan
Bracket. Bradford. brasi.a. B-aa
f. Brewster Brown. Burns o. Macs,
| Buzzell. Carey. Carlton, C4sey. "a.
Gates. Chamberlain of Lebanon. Ch1nI
! berIain Of Winslow. "htpl'u chill
Clason. Clifford. Colcord, COZ. ro!sr
SofhSs' NoWah' EIdptie' ant, NlnI
ningham. Dain: Davis o. 'qi Tovn
Dolloff. Doyle. Dunn. punn.ag, p!,;on
Eaton. Pagan. Farnswor'h F.-rlngor
Flint Foss. Forbes. Fowl F1lls:
Furnish. Garcelon. Gi.mo"-, GRAY
Granville. Grinnell. Hanson Hate,
I! Hinckley, Hisler. Holev. Iiousno,
/ Hussey. Jillson: Jones. Jordan OF Cary
Langelier. Lanpher. Lausia- Leonard
/, Love. Macomber. Maher, Mar, Maso-
McLeary. Miller. Miilet'. Morn, M.I
ligan. Murch. Murchie, MURRAY. Nesor
! O'Connell. O'Leary, orr. Overlook
Owen. Pattee. Pea bodv. H-r.l7s
Boothbay Harbor, Perkins Of Qrono
Phillips. Pike: plummer. Porter. p,
erts. Rounds. Rowe. EoweI, santo-n
Savage. Sawyer. Simons. small Sm,.
. Stacey, Stanley, Stevens. Storm. sum
van. Sweat. Swift. Thomas OF Ha1s
we'll. Thomas of South Portland Tl!er |
varney of Jonesboro. Earaey Of Wad !
ham. Warren. Washburn. WeataerbssI
Williams of Auburn. Williams Of Wells
land. Wyman-i0
NAY-Daigie. Davis Of TrevEc.;, Gree
| ley, Mi,chell-.
ABsENT-Allan OF Portland. All.n
Sanford. Austin OF South B.rvc.
Burns Of Eagle Lake. Coch-lre. Cou !
lombe. Hammond. feathers. Mae, May
theWS-N.
At the close of the rol! call NJ. ya-
ney Of Windham made the follow
statement: Mr.. Speaker, l would III
to change my vote from 10 70 ses n
this reason: l wish this nan to Ia,
| everything that is due him, t.t :tll |
the amount is excessive.
The SPEAKER: The cler;; VII rsI
cord rhe change OF the vote Q: the gid
tieman fIcm Windhan. Mr. Va.asy
One hundred and thirty-s;vea havnl
voted :es and four having voted ID
tho resolve becomes a law rotvt,.
standinS the objections OF the GU
ernor.
! The Chair lays before the House Tet(
message OF the Governor on Resolyl
in favor of the trustees CT Haranl
academy. House No. s:i. tabled b. Ia
gentleman from North Anson, w. Hell
ley. pending consideration
Mr.. HOLLET Of North Aa.on. Nj
Speaker. l tabled this mater !es.s1
day because the gentleman NO intrI
duced the resolve was in in MS seq.
now yield TO the gentleman :.o:n Ela'
mony. Mr.. Pattee.
Mr.. PATTEE Of Harmon, NJ
| Speaker and gentlemen of the H9us1
I believe that this money is .s.? al
rightly due to Hartland acsdem; ~
in looking over the situation. ana ns.l
in consultation with the educa,.c1a! ~
PARTNER. Of the State. find tina: ;h.1
are other institutions o: lie caa:acs|
who are in the sumo position &: EG'
land academy. and i; r,ish, uo!6 y
injustice to those institutions i: tbs
came a law over the Governors 'ss
Now. as you all know, The .as.as'
have been very rare Of la:e WIEN
could agree with the Governo. ard
there is the least possible eX-@7e ''
my doing SO I want TO embrace ne q
rortunity. Mr.. Speaker, -1ors ~
the Governors veto be susta nd,
The SPEAKER: The question te'o'
the House is. s,lal, Resolve II ;a'o' y
! the trustees OF Hdrt2Ho aca-eE: -
State aid for agricultural ins-Ie'''
for the year 1ei7-iS become i !a" .''
withstanding the objections q ne ''I
ernor? All those who are :. ."'c,
its becoming a law, MOI" .;.,s;a''''-'
the objec tions. will answe- >e ~
opposed. no. The cie:A ". IA .
roll
| YEA-Duttor-f .o,..
| NAY-Adaus. Alden. ALL @. ~.
land. Arthur. Audihert. AL" y, 49,. ~
ford. Austin OF South HerW o.. r, ~.
Baxter. Bean. Berry. Bow. 80.
Bradford. Rrasdor. Brana b-eHs.,.
Brown. Burns Of Eagle Lac STE n
Madison. Ru,Zeil Carey. Ia7;o.' -
sey. Case. Gates. CHAMBER" .. -.
anon. Chamberlain of Wins'p": -
lin. CheIlis. Ciason. Clifford Col:.-
Cole. Conary CorlisS. Cnuan, - ~.
| Crane. DaiSle. painc. Paws ~ n,y