Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-04

loans I'D IafIneFSr ana Tor PEN
sion increases.
mems compensation BIN and FeAo-
luton Nm senator Glass. democrat.
Virginia. to investigate charges of
lobby in rDnnrrtiDn With che Me-
FAdden branch banking bill The rHW-
duntiAis uf henat0FH-rlert smith uf
Illinois and Ware WI Pennsylvania
were received and placed Wa filn
after Reed of Missouri had been 49,
sured they would met affect thN
question MA admitting the tMp mMM-
AtoFa-eiect tO senate membership.
During the last tense moments
Senator Walsh. democrat. MnHNAr
chuAettE, held the floor amid shout
cd protests from many parts nf thn
chamber attacking those who had
killed the Reed resolution.
Then. Just before wv banged hlM
Favel down tD end the session, Viru-
President Dawes bitterly A8Eailed th@
fliibnster and declared that "thlM Nm
the only parliamentary body IN Che
world An which "A mln0fify rnn hold
up the Will w the majority
The picture In thw house MmM
quite different. Having completed
their legislative program long mxm.
Che leaders let the AeAAlnn laR. silt
Ink f0r noon and listening tD furHr
well speeches.
Also consigned ta thu waste su4a-
ket were the alien property bill. Che
post hill. and the $1,000. 900 mp-
preparation M pay fnr thr IiHAt
years work 0n the new publle hIla-
INK program.
BHt the failure Cf these projects
was not without itA AMyimg feature
for administration senators. The
fAyDrlteH dragged down ta hefrMt
with them the proposal which hMd
tied senate procedure ln IN knet Km
the closing hours WIZ thH session.
the resolution Of Reed hf Missouri ta
extend the life ~ hla campaign fund
investigating.
blocked by filibuHter. the Reed
resolution virtually had pmralNAWA
the senate for three days. and nn
the adjournment hour ol noon Mpr
preached almost frantic efforts INV
put the proposal AAAde long enough
for passage w che deficiency bill ana
ether prtHhinF measures followed
oAe another in rapid succession. a.
one after another failed, senators
worked themselves into mood that
betrayed itself in angry gatherings
on the floor. Several times VIrr-
President Dawes called upon thW
seFReAnt-nt-AFmA tD restore order.
Factions Mmlntpln Fight
The battling factions alta relax
their lines mUmentmrily however, tn
\ permit action On several umromteHG#A
measures. The proposals thus given
approval included chic lanREhurm-
Aice-preHihent Dawes called tha mna.
sion ~ order mt $50 o'rEoeh thAN
morning.
Chairman Warren of The MppFoprI-
ati0H4 committee moved Az tmka up
The second deficiency appropriation
bill which would hMEg nihmtFnrhnh
the resolution 0f Senator Reed. MMm-
urTAt. Missouri, tpH eunLlnur thr llfR
0f the special campaign fMHdM Hnmr
nilttrr and against which Senator
Reed. uf fennaF lrAnlm. hAA h##m
fliibuAtcFinR.
Fillbu@ier Rrn4~~d
Reed uf Missouri. wMH Dn hAH feet
He'd nf Missouri MMH an him feet
With N demand fnF M an0rum. The
motion Uf senator Warren then wax
ruled 0ut uf order and senator Car
tiH wv Kansas. thH republican Lead
WV, pleaded with thm senate that IN
give unAnimumH consent te take mp
the deficiency hiIl.
Reed wv Missouri nald wv wpmlA
Y r~rna +n +h# wv th~ H#nmtn wnmAh
n~ree tp vote Immediately there
v after WYNN hiH resolution
"I object shouted Reed WIZ pHmnn
nFlFaniA. leaving thr tanmln Iunt mH
N was wheH thr senate adInnFnad at