The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-11
.EWBERRY NAY
LOSE SEAT As,
VOTING RESULT
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b unseat iMr. Newberry apd 3 =
natural to suppose Mr.. F,..,.s
would do likewise. As for In ~
senator from Minnesota. M asss !
stead, he too, is radical ma !.
likely to go along with the west.,s
radicals like LaFollette, Norris s.S /.
the others who have made tho Sss.s
against Newberryism.
What New Lineup MeaaS
OF the Al senators who yo,.A
against Newberry. the follov;ns
have been eliminated since the yots.
Culberson of Texas, Democrat IN
the primaries; Hitchcock, Demn.
crat, and Pomerene, Democrat ,rd
Sutherland, West Virginia, Repuh.
lican. in the elections this veek I,
addition to these senators Myers Of
Montana, Democrat Williams NJ
Mississippi, Democrat, and Kenyon
Of Iowa, Republican, who voted IA
unseat Newberry, have retired
IrOm the SENATE.
The successors to thea thr,.
men are Stephens of Mississipei
Democrat, who will vote as di
Williams; Howells of Nebrask.
Republican, a radical, who prob.
ably would vote with the I.aFol.
Iette, Norris. Norbeck group Of Re.
publican radicals; Mr.. Nicely Of
West Virginia, Democrat, who
would naturally vote with his party
against Newberry, as hardly a
Democrat voted to seat Newberry
when the vote was taken last time:
Mr.. Brookhart Of Iowa. who Is an
intimate friend Of Kenyon and
thinks as the latter does on the
Newberry case; Mr.. Tess Of Ohio,
who as ap administration spokes.
man in the house would more ike
ly help Mr.. Newberry in the senate
than oppose him. This makes a
total gain for NewDerry, one
Fess Of Ohio. The total NewberrJ
loss is eight.
Compares Votes
The previous vote was 4s to
seat Mr.. Newberry and Al to 'un-
seat him. The forecast vote o. the
basis of the elections just ,hela
would change this to 80 in favor
of Newberry and As to unseat him.
OF those not voting jan IL when
the roll was called, Senator Grow
Of Pennsylvania has been succeed
ed by Senator Reed, another Re-,
publican. Senator Dupont Of Della
ware has been elected to the short
term but will not be a member Of
the next congress when a Demo
crat, Thomas F. Bayard. will be in
office. The chances are the issue
will not come up till the next SEES
sion anyhow, when the new con-
gress is installed. Senator Ken
drick of Wyoming, Democrat, has
succeeded himself. The Others who
didn't vote were Senators Reed OF
Missouri, Stanley of Kentucky and
Watson of Georgia. Democrats.
and Senator Moses of New Hamp-
shire and Hiram johnson OF Call
fornia, Republicans. The proba'
BILE gain for MIR. Newberry among
those who happened to b absent
when the first vote was taken
would seem to be Reed Of Pennsyl-
vania and Moses. Hiram Johnson
has already said he would nave
voted. against Mr.. Newberry mad ne
been present. So the probable loss
| to Newberry from the original non
voting group would appear 70 oe
six-Kendrick of Wyoming. Keeo
of Missouri, Stanley OF KENTUCKY,
Johnson of California. Senator
George of Georgia. who has sue,
ceeded the late Tom watson auU
Bayard of Delawa-. -
The indicated vote on me pess
of the foregoing analysis woua
seem to be IL votes for Newoers!
and "a votes to declare his sea'
vacant and call e. : ,- s-ss
ton.