Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-18
WISH OF PRESIDENT HpZ,|lAG,
SHOWN In F0RDNEy sx;zTTER,
is DISREGARDED III TO 173
Insurgent Republicans, Mostly
From Middle and Far West Join With
Practically Solid Democratic Minority in
Raising Former Maximum Surtax.
tBY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS,

Fairfield, Fem, Fish, Foch, Ford
ney, Free, French, rockingham,
Gernerd, Glynn, Goodykoontz, Gr4-
ham, Pennsylvania; Greene, Mas
sachusetts; Greene, Vermont;
Griest, Hadley, Hardy, Colorado;
Hawley, Hersey, Hickey, Hicks,
Hill, Hines, Hogan, Houghton, Ire
land, johnson, Washington; Jones,
Pennsylvania: X hn, Kelley. Mich
igan; Kendall, Kennedy, Kirkpat.
rick, Kissell, Kline, New York;
Kline, Pennsylvania; Knutson,
Kraus, Kredier. Langley, Larson.
Minnesota; Layton. Leatherwood,
Lee, New York; Lehlbach, Long
worth, Luce, Luhring, Macarthur,
McFadden, Mckenzie, Mclaughlin,
Michigan; Mclaughlin, Pennsyl
vania; Mcpherson, MacGregor
Madden, Magee, Mapes. Merritt
Michener, Miller, Mills, Mills
paugh, Mondell, Montoya, Moore.
Illinois; Moores, Indiana; Mudd,
Newton, Minnesota; Newton, Mis-
souri,; Norton, Olpp, Osborn
Paige, Parker, New Jersey; Park
er, New York; Patters, New Je~-
sey; Perkins, Peterson, Porter,
Pringey, Purnell, Radcliffe, Rams
ley Reber, Reece, Reed, New
York; Reed, West Virginia; Rid
dick, Robertson, Rodenberg. Rog.
ers, Rose, Rossdale. Ryan. Sand
ers, Indiana; Sanders, New York
Scott, Michigan; Shreve. Siegel
Slemp, Smith, Idaho Smith, Mich
igan; Sproul, Stephens, Strong.
Pennsylvania Taylor, New Jersey
Taylor, Tennessee: Temple, Tim
berlake, Tinkham. Treadway Un
derhill, Vaile, Vestal Volk, Walsh.
Ward, New York; Watson, Web
ster White, Maine; Winslow
Wood Indiana; Woodyard. Wurz-
bach, Wyant-170.
Democrats: Campbell Pennsyl-
vania: Dawes, Deal 3--173.
Members naired were: For the
senate amendment: Republicans.
Bland, Indiana; Cooper, Ohio:
Rosenbloom-3. Democrats-Ben
Flood, Lyon, Kitchin, Oliver. Pou,
Total, 10.
Against amendment: Republi-
cans-Ackerman, Fess. Freeman.
n utchlnson, NORM, Moot, Peters.
SNYDER. Ware, Wason--10.
This vote settled the biggest is-
sue between the house and senate
on the tax revision bill and the
from the two houses will
resume their sessions tomorrow
with the hope of renching an
agreement on the bill by Saturday
night. "'
Intervention of the president in
the tax revision fight--the second
since the ways and means commit.
Zee began drafting the measure
,hree and a half months ago-fol- |
owed a visit to the White House
.oday OF Representative Mondell,
'epublican leader. The president
hen summoned Chairman Fordnev
md representative Longworth of !
ohio, of the ways and means com
nlttee, and expressed his views on
he surtax. These We're supple
nented by letter to Mr.. Fordney
During the three hours debate in
he house, which was conducted
lnder special rule, the president |
vas attacked for writing Mr.. Ford |
ley. Representative Frear. repub- |
lean, Wisconsin. said the presi-
Tents intervention "at the last min |
lte' was unfair and unjust"
Representative Garner. demo-
'rat. Texas, declared that If the |
PRESIDENT had views to submit he
hould have done so in person or in !
| message rather than in letter.
representative Sinnott. republican,
oregon, declared he grieved be-
'ause the president had been given
'ad advice on this subject.
Supporting the presidents stand, |
representative Mondell and other
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