The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-13
WHIP HAND HELD BY FARM BLOC
 IN RELIEF FIGHT
Insurgent Demands Coin eide With Program Out
 lined By Coolidge
B@ THOMAS L. STOKES By LsAssd vEfFe Rs He Age -Heraldl

WASHkNEIuN-- May 1&.-B7sSatls- faczlen amalg farm bloc members and lRxzrxeaEs in the Senate has come te . bend I1 a msgeRezt to bold up adjourn Eent sf Cs1Kress uzta farm relief legis- hti9a and rai1rved measures are enacted
 The xr0wizximks came to q climax NenAzy frum tyre different quarters, whese aims are alzie9
 l. Sennnur Capper af Kansas. leader of the fzrm kAa<- m a formal ufti- mzrum- 4ec2zred that he would ep- pose aS5szrn2ezt ef Congress until a real effnrr ha< been made to help the faruexs ef this ceuntry
 -2 Senatar Bruakharf ef Iowa, act ing head ef the insurgents in the Senate anAsuzcea he &uun insist on farm snd r1I1rsa1 1e<SSEztis1 before Congress gzits-
 Whlle these twe Ero1ps are actively Insls1Elt- the.e ls feeling also among &ezsscxzxx that Congress should 20 fur ther than reT1hz7ean leadexx plan Sen atsr Rahlnzsm 0f ArkansaS. demoeratie Realsr- declared on the floor Monday, during tAe general dIzeussian of adissrn- ment tk2t he he7aeved the 1ehanees for getting thrwggh hE June z. as planned. @re -fair- but If the pEu@rsm is not engnF1zse&- a temparzry recess weuld be taken for tbe camwenti0nS and then CuHErxsx wsz1a eaule back and sit Ehrs~gh the h@e sunumef m@zkhs-
 Faxred Thm m1ssus
 These mmnwumcennemts Monday fol- lowed the recent f1are-up when farm lenders hSseked a vaee on the tax bill until tkey were 2sxUred by adn1iniStTa- tSnm ka@er$ xh4K farm relief Hegi<la- tlam wSmRI be enzesed at this session.
 RepwAk1czn keadexsr forced to grant fASs cs@ceszSsa- wxxe further ehagrined AE the aASe& demands Monday. They are amxssws te ee< zwzE by June 7- SrxzFegSraElTs thsT sre plaeed in bad paS1TSeM- as the further legislation de mnM1e1 was ozsfTmed fer their eonsid- erz1Sqm hF PrezlAent Coolidge in his rnezzge-
 TAe Senare n.zse some headway in neeeizg she deznznxaz ef the farm bloc and inS~rEznts Monday by adopting q Susnt reza1ux5e@- 1<king the interstate sezs1rrce ee1nmszxS9z to lower rates on agrscuaturzi VguaDe1S An effort was naAe hy Senator PStfBzH. demscrat, Of NeEzs1- ts tack ea the enly ether rail- reaa HleRszKe FevsEted to tke Senate as an z@en2@ezt ts the war department zFF~~TrSzr5Em hI1- tke kTH modifying the Fzesezt Bs1g and Shaxt kaul Sys- ten
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 Bs4h RrpekhzrS and Capper want ae- tioa this Seszsaa ca a bin repeating Sect1an 15-A ef the trsRSpSrtat1e1 act. the sS-ezlle4 -guzrzntes e1aESe- The SnsluErC@Ex aRsR P1zz to push the Howell klll- ahNlE<Alzg the railroad labor board 'cumE&Riaa Eeaxzre ef the Berkeley bin. whSch has wV@ a PAaee Gu the House eaBen&ar- NeIrher Gf these measures have heem reFsrted from the Senate inzR1xGaER e@wMRxUe eaRmfttee
 II Sham oppose 4dlsgramezf af Con Erezs untTz a remH efFuwt has heeha made to help the EAKzaeRS 0f this country CnNH@r <zl6
 -PemSEn< n0w in Can<resx are four m.eaxnFes for farm relief Three of them are 6esIgnez to assist in the stnhil- EEing @f fMrw p<sges-n9e In arbitrary 6xllgS@f ERK@ FgScez 7S they are often deaiherztelr wEzxepreseMfed They pKO- pose. tn0- to try t8 rez1aRe parity be- twee2 farm REScRs and general esmmed- fly FRlceS zFEE9xlmAtImg the ratio that measures are the -Haugen bill. the Norris -SEneazIr hSn and the Curtis AxweM hIM- Any enc 0f these measures WIn be Sf great assistance to the faKMExx
 The fszrth mea<zre IS a hIu by Cap Per. settTHg uR fedserzl marketin< bu-