South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-21
HOPE FOR BONUS
DIES AS SENATE
SUSTAINS VETO
Attempt to Override Hard
ing's Action Falls Short
by Four Votes.
HOUSE OVER-RIDES VETO
Vote 258 To 81 on Move-May
Introduce New Bonus
/ Bill Today.

WASHINGTON. sept 2o.-CBy A.
PD-The soldiers bonus bin failed
Of enactment late today. the senate
sustaining PRIEST. Harding's veto. Pre-
viously the house mad over-ridden
the veto By a large margin.
The senate roll call showed -
yeas 70 IS rays. or four less han
the two-rhird3 majority necessary
to enact the measure without inc
presidents approval The vote N the
house was 25s % %. OF 80 more
than the required number.
Although IL was reported that a
new bonus bill might 0e introduced
tomorrow. q was certain that the
bonus fight would not be renewed.
a. least until the next session Of con-
Eress which viii begin on Dec. 4.
The senate roll call follows
To override veto. Republicans.
Erandegee BUrsum, Capper. Col,
Cummins. Curtis, Gooding. Hale,
Harreld. Jones Of Washington; KEEL
ioCg. LaFaliette. Lenroot, Lodge,
Mccormick 3lcCumber. Mclean.
McNary. Nicholson. Norbeck. eddie.
RawsOn. Shortridge. Stanheld. Suth-
erland. Townsend and Watson OF In
diana.
Democrats; Ashurst Broussard.
CuIberSon, Fletcher. Gerry, Harm
Eon. Heldin. Hitchcock. McKellsr.
Ransdell Reed. Missouri; Robinson.
Sheppard. simmons. smith. Tram
mel and Walsh OF Mass.
To sustain the veto; Republicans:
\ Ball Borah. Calder. Cameron.
BDRIgham. Dupont. E6ge. Ernst.
Fernald France. keyes. Moses. Nsl-
son. New. Newberry. Pepper. Phipps
Reed OF Pennsylvania; Smoot, SteI-
ling and Wadsworh.
Democrats. Dial Glass. Myers.
owen, Shields Underwood and wa
liams.-Total IS
House Vote Larger.
The house vote on The first pas
cage Of the bonus last March %. was
fSS 10 20, or AIS 10 one as compar-
ed with the AZ 70 one today
The senate vote today compared
with a. TO p. By which the measure
was first passed on Aux. u.
Most OF the house votes 10 sustain
the president were east by members
from eastern and --uthern states,
with western delegations voting al
most solidly for the bIi.
There were two changes in the
senate. SEA. Cameron. republican.
Arizona, who voted Cor the bonus
originally. voting lo sustain the We
20 while Sen. Mckinley. republican
Illinois. who 1t was announced. was
favorable 20 the bill on the first
vote was paired against II.
There was only brief considera don
OF the measure In the house In
calling up the bill Mr. MondeU said
81 had been considered for a long
time and that further debate was
not likely 90 change a single vote
and was unnecessary. Mr. Garrett
asked that there be an hours dis
cuss.on but after cries OF vote"
rom the Republican side the ma
yority leader moved the PREVIOUS
question and The roll call Vas order
ed.
Announcement Of the result OF
the voting was received On silence
10y both the membership and TIE
fairly well hlled galleries. The same
was true IN the senate.
sent TO the senate.
Within an hour after the house
acted. the bill and the president
veto message were sent 20 the senate.
Discussion OF the subject there.
however. had been under way Cor
some time. with sen Reed. democrat
o. Missouri supporting the measure.
and sen. Williams. democrat. OF Mis-
sssippi opposing So.
Sen. Ashurst. democrat OF Arizona.
followed with an argument for the
bonus and was interrupted while
the house clerk delivered the bill
The presidents veto message then
was read and when Sen. Ashurst con
Cluded Sen. McCumber republican.
North Dakota. IN charge u the BILL
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