Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-30
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ho), Smell. Snyder. Sproul, Stephens,
Strong tPennsyivan;a), Swing. Tay-
lor fNew Jersey. Taylor, (Tennes-
see), Temple, Tilson. Timberlake,
Tinkham. Treadway. Underhill. vaile.
Ware. vestal. voik. Walters, Ward.
New York;, wason. Watson, Web
ster, Wheeler. White. (Maine), Wins
low, Wood (Indianna). woodward,
Wurzbach. Wyant, Yates. Zihlman.
Total Republicans 204.
Democrats voting for the bill: Gull
len. Dupre, O'Connor, Riordan. Total
Democrats 4. Total voting for the
ILL eos.
Republicans voting against the bill:
/ Alderman, Anderson, Andrew MAS
sachusetts), Andrews (Nebraska).
Barbour. Beck, Boies, Browne, wis
consin), Burke, Burtness. Christie
pherson, Clague, Cole. Uowa). Coop
or, (Ohio), Cooper (Wisconsin),
Cramton. Davis. (Minnesota}, Deni-
son, Dickinson. Dowcll. Evans. Frear,
French. Funk, Calm. Gensman,
Green Uowa). Haughen. Hoch. Hull.
James, Johnson (South Dakota), KEEL
Ter. Kelley (Michigan), Ketcham,
Kleczka. Knight. Knutson, Kolp.
Lampert. Linebergcr, Little. Nc
i Laughlin, (Nebraska). Maloney, Ma
pes, Michener, A. p. Nelson, J.. NJ.
Nelson. Newton. (Minnesota), Robi-
son, Scott, (Michigan), Shaw, Sin
clair, Speaks, Stafford. STEVENSON,
Strong Kansas), Summers, (Wasn-
ington, Sweet. Thorpe. Tincher,
=! Towner, Voist. Nolstead, White (Kan-
sas). Williams, Ullinois), Williamson,
Woodruff, Young.
Total Republicans 60.
Democrats voting against the bill:
Abernethy, Almon. Bankhead, Barley,
! Bell, Black, Bland (Virginia), Blanton,
Bowling. Box, Briggs. Buchanan. Bull
winkle, Byrnes (South Carolina).
Byrns (Terressee), Cantrill, Carew.
Carter. Collier Collins, Connally (Tex-
! as(, Crisp, Davis (Tennessee). Deal,
! Eomi'iick, Doughton, Dranef Drewry,
( Driver. FaNrot. Fields. Fisher, Fulmer,
! Garner. Garrett (Tennessee). Garrett
| (TeXas). Gilbert. Goldsborough, Crit
fin, Hammer. Hardy (Texas). Harrison,
Halves, Hayden, SHooker, Huddleston.
| IIudspeth. letters (Alabama), johnson
| tkentuckyl. johnson (MississippD,
Jones (TeXas). Kincheloe, Kindred.
! kunz, 'Lanbam. Langford, Larsen
| CGeorgja), Lea California;. Lee
| ,Georgia), Lenthicum, Logan, Lowrey,
Lyon, McClntic, McDuffe. McSwain,
Mansfield. Martin, Mead. Montague.
Moore (Virgnia), O'Brien, Oldfcld,
Oliver Park (Georgia). Parks (Arkan-
aas), Pou. Quin, Raincy (Alabama),
Rainey Uliinois), Raker. Rankin. Ray
burn. Rouse. Rucker, Sanders (Texas).
Sandlin. Sears. Sisson, Smithwick.
Steagali, Stodman, Stevenson, Stoll.
Sullivan,S umners (Texas), Swank.
Tague, TAYLOR (Colorado). Thomas,
Tiltman, Tucker. Turner. Tyson, Up
Weaver, Wilson. Wingo, Wise, Woods
(Nirginia). Wright.
Total DEMOCRATS, ia.
Others voting against the bill:
| London, Socialist
Total voting against the bill, 16i.
Pairs announced:
For the bill:
Republicans: Burrough. Chandler
.OklahcmaJ. Codd Dunbar. Dunn,
i'ordney, Jones, Kreider, Macarthur,
Mccormick. Mann, Osborne. Ryan,
Smith (Michigan), SHINES, Thomas.
Total, 16.
Against the bill:
Republicans: Herrick. Nicholson,
| Mckenzie, Ramscyer, Schall.
I Total, 5.
Democrats: Aswell. Brand, Clark
! (iTlorida), Cochran, Humphreys (Mis-
sissippD, Jacoway, Kitchin, Over
street, SABBATH, Taylor (Arkansas),
| Williams (TcXas).
Total, II.
Dyer (MissourD, Republican, and
Gailivan (Massachusetts), Democrat,
lave a standing pair.
Those no. recorded as voting were:
| Brown tTcnnessee). Cole (Ohio),
Fairchild. Kennedy, Republicans; and
| Ten Eyck, Democrat.
| Speaker C;llctt did not vote and
there are two vacancies in the House.