Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-24
FOUR BILLION DOLLAR
BONUS BILL PASSED BY
THE HOUSE, 1913 TO 70
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SEN Porter. PringcN PurnclL Rad
cliffc, Ramseyer, Ransley, Reece
Reed, New York; Reed, West Vlr-
gnia; Rhodes, Ricketts,, Riddicl
Roach, Robson, Rogers, Rose
RoosebloOm, Rossdale, Ryan, SAM
ders Indiana; Sanders, New York
Schall scott, Michigan; Scott, Ten
nessee: Shaw, shelton Shreve, Sic
gel, Sinclair, Sinnott Slemp, Smith,
Michigan; Smith, Idaho; Sproul,
stafford, Steenerson, stephens,
Stiness, Strong Kansas; Strong,
Pennsylvania Summers, Wash
ington; Sweet, Swing. Taylor, New
Jersey; Taylor, Tennessee; Temple,
Thompson, Undertake, Tlncher,
Towner. Naile, Ware, Vestal, Voigt,
Volk, Volstead, Walters, Watson,
Webster. Wheeler, White, Kansas;
White. Maine: Williams, william
son, Woodruff, woodward, Wutz-
bach, Wyant, Yates, Young, zihl-
man.
Total republicans for, 242.
Democrats for: Almon, Aswell,
Bankhead, Barkley, Bell, Bowling,
Brand, Bright, Bulwinkle, Byrnes,
South Carolina; Campbell, Penn
sylvania; Cantrill, Carew, Carter.
Collins, Crisp, Cullen, Doughton,
Drane. Driver, Dupre, Favrot,
Fisher, Fulmer, Galllvan. Gilbert,
Goldsborough, Griffin, Hammer,
Hayden, Huddleston, Hudspeth,
Jeffers, Alabama; Johnson, Ken
lucky; johnson, Mississippi; Jones,
Texas; Kincheloe, Kindred, Kunz.
Lankford, Larsen, Georgia; Laz-
arc, Lea. California; Lee, Georgia
Linthicum, Logan, Lowrey, Lyon
McClintic. McSwain, Martin, Mead
OBrien. O'Connor, Oldfield, Over
street, Park, Georgia; Parks, Ar
kansas; Pou, Quin, Rainey. Rak-
err, Rankin, Rayburn, Rlordan.
Rouse, Rucller. SABBATH, Sanders.
Texas; Sandlin, Smithwick, Stea-
CELL Stedman, Stevenson, Stoll,
Sullivan, Swank. Tague, Taylor,
Colorado; Teneyck, Thomas, Till
man, Tyson, Upshaw, Vinson,
Weaver, Wilson, Wingo, Wise,
Wright.
Total democrats for, 80.
Socialist for: London.
Republicans against: Alderman
Burrows, Burton, Cannon, Chand-
Ter, New York. Clarke, New York;
Fem, Freeman, Glynn, Gould
Graham, Pennsylvania; Greene
Vermont; Hustled, Kahn, Califor-
mia; Kline, New York; Knight
Lee, New York: Lehlbach, Luce
Macarthur, McFadden, NIcLaugh-
lin, Nebraska: Magee, Mann, Mer-
rift, Mills, Newton, Minnesota
Parker. New Jersey: Parker, New
York; Perkins, Revis Robertson,
Smell. Snyder, Tilson, Tinkham,
Treadway, Underhill, Walsh. Ward.
New York: Wason, Winslow.
Total republicans against. AZ.
Democrats against: Black. Bland
OF Virginia, Box, Buchanan, Byrns
Of Tennessee, Cochran Collier,
Connally of Texas, Davis of Ten.
nessee, Dominick. Drewry, Garner
Garrett of Tennessee, Garrett of
Texas, Hardy of Texas Harrison
Halves, Hooker, Humphreys, Lam
ham, Montague. Moore Of Virginia,
Oliver, Padgett, Sears Sisson. Sum
ners or Texas, Woods of Virginia
Total democrats voting against
Those voting present; Republi-
cans--Moores, Indiana and Wood of
Indiana; pairs mot counted in total
votc); Patterson, Issouri and Lam /
pert, republicans, for with Kitchin |
against,
Speaks. republican, and Ward, .
North Carolina. democrat, for.
with Deal democrat, against.
J'Ilfptt a1J TFInpylrp rnpnn1 f10uc (
Tor with Layton. republican
against.
Jacoway and Fields, democrats
Tor with Hicks, republican,
against.
Blanton and McDuffie, demo-
rats FOR, with Hines, republican,
against.
Those not recorded on the roll.
,all and not paired on the bonus
gill were:
Republicans-ogdne, Reber and
Rodenberg.
Democrats--Brynson, CLARK Of
Mansfield. Parrish, Rainey,
Taylor of Arkansas.
Speaker Gillett did not vote and
here are five vacancies in the
louse.
supporters Defend Bill.
Supporters of the bill defended
t as the best that could be OBJ
aimed at this time and some OF
hem declared IL was even better
han the original measure with its
ash bonus feature, since it would |
enable veterans in need to obtain
cash Immediately and at the same
line be protected by the govern
nent in their rights in the adjust
I'd service certificates.
Politics were injected into the |
1ebate several times and resulted |
n some warm exchanges. Repre-
Pou, democrat, North
Carolina, decried what he char
lcterized as the efforts OF the ma
ority to make the bonus a parti-
san issue while Representatives
campbell, republican, Kansas, and |
republican. Ohio, as
iailed the minority report on the
dill filed by Representative Kitch-
n of North Carolina, the demo-
cratic leader, who is absent from
because of illness, and |
our other democrats of the ways
ind means committee.
"Dlseracefully vulgar"
Mr.. Longworth declared that the
'eference in the minority report
o Ambassador Harvey at London |
IS the "blasphemous, bibulous,
)ootlicker at the court OF st. |
James," was most disgracefully
vulgar" He characterized the
whole report as Cheap, wantonly |
vulgar and disgraceful."
As the debate dragged along !
alto In the day. many members be-
gan to manifest impatience and to-
wards the last, some speakers had |
in getting under way be-
cause of the repeated and loud |
demands for vote. Speaker Gill
EFT had trouble Mt times in main
aiming order.
At the outset OF the day demo-
,ratic leaders sought to upset the |
program to have the bill |
considered under a suspension Of |
he rules, but Speaker Gillett over |
-uled the point of order by Repre-
Garrett. OF Tennessee,