Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-09


Papers from the House disposed OF
in concurrence.
From the House: An Act relating
to Intoxicating liquors. Is. D. 309)
In Senate, April s, passed to be en-
crossed.
In the House. House Amendment A
was adopted and bill passed to be en-
crossed as amended by House Amend
ment A.
In the Senate: On motion by Mr..
Hinckley Of Cumberland. the Senate
voted to reconsider its action WHEREBY
this bill was passed to be engrossed.
On further motions by the same sem
ator, House Amendment was adopt
ed and the bill was passed to be en-
crossed as amended by House Amend
ment A.
From the House: Resolve in favor
of an amendment to the Constitution
of the United States to prohibit the
employment of women and children IN
workshops, factories. manufacturing
or mechanical establishments for more
than forty-eight hours In week. (H.
d. 497.)
In Senate, April Z, committee of con-
ference appointed.
In the House, that body voted to ad-
here.
In the Senate: Tabled on motion by
Mr.. Smith OF Somerset.
From the House: An Act to amend
Chapter 4S5 of the Private Laws OF
1901 as amended by Chapter 331 OF
the Private and Special Laws of 1903,
relating to an act to establish the mu-
nicipal court Of the town of Skowhe-
gan. Is. D. 1922
In Senate, April Z, committee of
conference appointed.
In the House, that body voted to
adhere.
In the Senate: On motion by Mr..
Smith Of Somerset, the Senate voted
to concur with the action OF the House.
From the House: An Act providing
for the use of the English language In
this State. Oh. D. 1921
In Senate. April z, committee OF con-
ference appointed.
In the House, that body voted to ad-
here.
In the Senate: On motion by Mt
Hinckley of Cumberland. the Senate
voted to concur with the House.
From the House: An Act providing
for the benefit and assistance for aged
persons under certain conditions In
the State of Maine and prescribing
penalties for violation OF the prov1s-
ions hereof and making an appropria'
ton for carrying out Of its purposes
Is. D. 293.)
In Senate, April Z, committee of con-
ference appointed.
In the House. that body voted to
adhere.
In the Senate: On motion by Mr.
Hinckley of Cumberland, the Senate
voted to concur with the House.
From the House: An Act to accept
the provisions of 1.-THE Act of Con-
gress of the United States. approved
November %, 1921, entitled an Act
for the promotion Of the welfare. and
hygiene of maternity and infancy
and for other purposes. Is. D. 23D
In the Senate, April Z, committee
of conference appointed.
In the House: that body voted t.
adhere.
In the Senate: Mr.. PHILLIPS Of
Hancock: Mr.. President, I though,
we had committee of conference
appointed yesterday.
The PRESIDENT: The Chair will
Ss~sS eAAoS 40 oOp ouS tHC 41Ouoc Hds
voted to adhere to it's formeI action
Mr.. BARWISE: Mr.. President
does that mean they refuse to ap.
point committee of conference?
The PRESIDENT: 1t does.
Mr.. ALLEN of York: Mr.. Presi.
dent, / move We concur with the
House.
The vote being doubted,
The PRESIDENT: All those in ia.
vor Of receding from our former &C.
ton and concurring with the House
will say AYE"
Mr.. HINCKLEY Of Cumberland
Just moment, Mr.. President,
don't want to take the position Of
receding and concurring with them
want 1t tod die between the two
houses. and We maintain our posi-.
ton and they theirs.
The PRESIDENT: The Chair will
rule there is no particular differ.
Mr.. HINCKLEY: There is OIL
course a parliamentary situation
where they die between the Houses
I move we adhere. I presume the
vote has been put and the vote de.
clared. move we reconsider our ac'
tion whereby we voted to concur
with the House.
The PRESIDENT: You have MOI
voted to concur with the House.
Mr.. HINCKLEY: Is there mo.
ton now before the House?
The PRESIDENT: There IS.
Mr.. ALLEN: Is it my motion?
The PRESIDENT: Yes.
Mr.. ALLEN: l withdraw it.
Mr.. HINCKLEY: move that we
adhere to our former action.
hTo Y1ofjon 0roed
Mr.. PHILLIPS: Mr.. President, dc
I understand that the same commit
tee will have a conference?
The PRESIDENTS: No committee
IS necessary. The bill simply dies
between the two Houses.
Mr.. SMITH Of Somerset: Mr.
President. feel that the Senator
should have fair chance and he did
not understand the procedure taken
and if he desires to ask for another
committee Of conference, I feel il
should be accorded him.
Mr.. ALLEN: Perhaps I can clarity
the situation bit. This went
through the Senate and was passed
to be engrossed; went over to the
House. they VOTED against the bill
and they reconsidered that vote al
that time and adhered to their for.
mer action-that Is. they voted tc
reconsidere and that was defeated
That is the way it was and this bill
is as Cead an door nail It Is i'm
possible to bring it back with all the
committees Of conference in the
world and it is taking up lot O!
valuable time
The PRESIDENT: They have re-
fused to join in the committee O,
conference.
Mr.. ALLEN: And will refuse
nothing to do. ! would be tickled Il