Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-16
ADJ0URNS
AFTER PASSING
EMERGENCY BILL
Bill Now Goes to Senate for
Action; Passage is
Hoped For.
Colombian Treaty Still Be-
fore Senate; Attacks to
Continue.


emergency and anti dump
ing bill put through, the house was in
adjournment today until Monday to
permit the selection of minority COM
mittee members, particularly those on
the immigration committee before the
restriction bill is re-
ported out.
Parsed in the house yesterday by a
vote Of 269 to 112, only eight Repub-
licans and fifteen Democrats breaking
away the party alignment on the
measure. the Young emergency tariff
and anti-dumping bill now goes to the
senate with Republican leaders hope
ful of its passage there next week.
The minority criticism followed
fiat declaration by Chairman Fordney
Of the ways and means committee
that the senate would accept no
amendments.
With the house in adjournment, the
senate still had before it today the
opponents of ratification preparing to
continue their attack. Senators Poin-
dexter, Washington. and Kenyon,
Iowa. were prepared to speak on the
pact. 8
Split Among Texas Members
Heated discussion marked the tariff
debate which revealed a wide split
in the Texas delegation. Severa,
Louisiana members also supported
the tariff program.
The discussion was particularly
pointed. when Representative Connel-
~, Democrat, Texas, chided his collea-
que, Representative Hudspeth, for
"deserting his party
Beside Mr.. Hudspeth, the roll call
showed the following Democrats vot-
Ing for the tariff: Parrish. Blanton
and Jones of Texas; Dupre, Favrot,
Martin and Lazaro of Louisiana;
Smithwick, Georgia; Taylor, Colorado:
Lea, California;; Clark, Florida; camp
bell, Pennsylvania: Landlord, Georgia
and Deal. Virginia.
Republicans voting against the bill
Included stanford, Wisconsin; Tink-
ham, Massachusetts,; y Perlman. Volk
Ryan and Siegel: ,of New York; Luce,
assac hu.,ktts;= end Keller Michigan.
Sa6 Scnatc Would Accept No Changes
Chairman Fordneyr OF. the ways and
means committee. precipitated the
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