New-York tribune., 1922-12-05
Congress Gets
stormy Start
On New Session
r,,r. Meeting Fails to Con-
E,ir sr.n Butler for Bench
and md Figh. Carries arr. s,'o,ssi Over;
AntiLynch Bill shelved
Harding Delays Message
ua,Iou. in ApprCPriIaiiO.T,,; m;
S'lI;omi eSminsl ouiiOSk %lSr,ln, for All
iSsisIniion Is Turbulent
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=. r..5SscroN. ~ Dec 4.-Tho s.sh M
vAshlN,SS ',...S n, second extra ,es-
~ ',sorsiy before u 01,",S 18th houses
ard runeto.,y ,sgular short ses'i0n'
sr.sfsc on .srJre Nsreh \. T. ,h.
vhith VII ehp p. struggle aheHa 70 s
With q EIS ship subsidy oil,, s WIZ wv
Senate over ovet,.i snrest, win 'No
roeh ponti0', ,.Ss With farm ,,,1l eIvu
Issue At the ~. Enacted. with ollhons
i.gislation 70 oe IN ne suthorizeo' anu
h sppropriasl.0,n,rs, and farm sS pioS
With the pfoS1uIsant frame o. n,ho a,h
elements ~ u.'a ,.s.s On numerous SUD
"a demanding avs ~ evidence that a
.,etr. there u ess' activity Is ahead.
.sion Of extress, ,.,es In abundance /
,r'rr,ol and ture0'ss~~tt' ~ what will be
~ be sIpseses es.,stive way Is much
.sbieved 10 ies'''
IN doubt r.,u.IIt.s Marx Change
Bare n, extra session merged
PraeficslH ~, enc which opened AZ
ints The nsI - Ii.4s when the senate
soon. y ~ extra session SINE ole,
adtourneo session got under "eS
snd tns minutes later. In potn
csly fs -, bsrest formalities markeo
houiss ,- of the regular session.
ths 49, n the extra session IN tne
Cos" owsver developed eontro.
benA'.. s,sr nominations, and one resuis
w"k 49, was that the confirmation oi
9. 9 ~ R',tler. Of ST. Paul, as Assoelan'e AZ
it,s. N the Supreme Court oI W
Justice ~ ss heid up. He cannot
Sh'.-srued now until the freslusSns
s~sin sent his nomination 70 w
~ snd the nomination has g0.e
..@sh the formality Of reieIeneo ~
,d,ciarv Committee. MoIeVN'e., 49,
w vs.iI 0roup Of the progressive DloS
.bout vigorously 10 oppose I'm I'm
-, - - ~,i.Iynching bill was ioIInsi1s
IM IM.S foy this Congress by the
ssrste oublieans just oei9Ie te-.anratie .nT
=, session closed, and the Ssvino
s.,sSomplIshed It's object was nN''
Subsidy Sent TO Committee
n. ship subsidy bill was. was not not
las - formally in the Senate eN-
broogn' r,ysr r 10 the Commerce ION,
,.. ssg, ~ where it will be considered
- House the proceedings were
~ ,"N tn. House judiciary commit.
ioIms,, ., nm the Keller charges against
w ...., sv General Daugherty. Inc an
e.,yiIS e.,5 S.sSc.t vas transmitted 70 the
ia ~ senate by the President.
Hos'. -. sTnseted President hsrolng
..,s.r before both Houses TO-
no.ls 'fr5 ~ deliver his annual mes
no.'' Wnyd came from the White
hovever. that the message
,S nosLS .at hs ready for tomorrow enc
~. 4. ,Soni5 be transmitted soon. me
iS.,t Win recommend strongly
80 credits legslAtion, among otner
.Slnv, and viii deal with some phases
~ a. railroad question. Farm credits
legislation Is regarded as assured THIS
'is.si Bsglnpinr Of sharp heht against
s.nssmatios OF Mr.. Butler and the
sornal ending Of the effort 70 get the
sstilynehinr bin passed in this Con.
Sy,ss featured the closing minutes OF
.the extra session Of the Sixty-seventh
'Congrs. In the Senate.
Hundreds OF Nominations Lapse
A large number OF army ofleerls were
confirmed and about two hundred post
masters, but hundreds OF other nom
nations, including navy and marine
eorps nominations, failed OF connrIna-
ton Aad lapsed when the extra session
adjourned. President Harding again
VIII send their names 20 the oenaIS III
ths regular session.
ss thorough inquiry into the pro-
tss,s and allegations against him.
ssnstor-eleet Shipstead. OF Minnesota,
q backing the war on Mr.. Butter. Inc
complaints against him are that he Is q
nilFosd and corporation attorney, op-
rsssd 70 the public interest, End there
us criticisms Of his alleged political
rd legislative activities IN Minnesota.
ssnstors Nelson and Kellogg OF that
rtts strongly back him. Senstors
Norris and LsFollette served notice
Butl.Ts name could not be rushed
through =.
he Senate met ct 10 o'clock 70 wind
No The extra session. Senator Lodge
saovsd IN executive session. Senator
Underwood, however, insisted on q
formal announcement the anti-lynehing
hill would not be pressed further this
session or next Senator Lodge an
nounced there was no intention on the
taft OF The majority 10 press the bill
sitheY In the extra session or In the
regular one He added, however. that
majority Of the Republicans thought
the bill excellent and that Il ought TO
oe passed After brief discussion, the
bill vss laid aside, the journals were
spproved. and the Senate went into
sTecutive session.
1000 Ofieers @Plueked-
he Senate confirmed seven BrigadIcr
sasfals who we're promoted 20 Major
sesials and twelve Colonels who were
sss Brigadiers. About 1000 second
wants we're confirmed. II was
,.ys eut that the "plucking board"
a.'Et about retirement Of 1,Os6
- ~ .se new Major Generals are:
aaas Ntker Brewster, vice George
- tcsrd Mann Lewis. vice Clsr-
kssrds; Edgar Russell, vice
Bailey; Frank Long Vim,
ntnets J, kiernsn; George Brand
- zee Edgar Russell, who Is TO
s1hd from active service follow
I Promotion; Ernest Kinds, vice
-. vim, also 20 be retired; Rob
~ howes, vice William N. Wright.
- nss Brgadiers arc; Richmond
en DAVIS, Charles Henry Barth. I
- 9eAuley Palmer, Harris Wells,
sre leonard King, Harold Benia-
r..s iinr.e, Frank Ross Mccoy, Hal
s,s,,, yyorey. Hugh Aloysius Drum,
~ -. \. nsintzelmen, Willoughby Wake
II .enn bacon Mcdonald.
r Esio.s. Loeile Atcherson. first woman