The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-06-14
SENATE REJECTS
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ers insist that the house go on record.
Both Sneaker Longworth and Re-
publican Floor Leader Tilson after a
conference. withheld comment upon
the probable course of the house.
President Hoover summoned house
and senate leaders to White House
conference Tuesday night;
Would Require Vote
But Chairman Haugen of the house
agriculture committee said he ex-
pected the house to take up the farm
bill as soon as it comes back from the
senate, and send it again to confer
ence with instructions to insist upon
elimination of the debenture, which
would REQUIRE a vote of the house on
the debenture issue.
Of course the house can accede TO
the senate's request for another con-
ference without a vote of instruction
but that is now unlikely. Haugen
said. "The five house conferees are
absolutely against the debenture
/ plans"
Senator Couzens, republican, Mich
igan, who opposes the debenture, vot-
ed Tuesday against the administra-
4 ton because the house refused to per-
nit vote. He made this an issue.
The vote revealed only three switch
es from the first vote several weeks
ago when the debentur was approved
Al to Al. These were Couzens, who
formerly voted against the debenture
and the two Florida Senators, Fitch
er and Trammel, who voted for the
debenture before but supported the
administration Tuesday.
ShiDstead Present
One vote against the administration
Tuesday came from pale figure, al
invalid for several weeks, who sa
IN a special seat at the rear of tn
chamber, Senator Henrick Shipstead
farmer-labor, Minnesota, who left
sick bed to come to the senate t
vote. He arrived in the chamber jus
at the appointed hour of O'Clock
Shipstead was paired for the deben
ture on the previous vote.
I Thirty-two democrats, 13 republ
cans and Shipstead voted against tn
q report Tuesday. The report was SUI
= ported by 80 republicans and four dc
! mocrats.
Il The roll call, taken on the technics
/ question of accepting the farm bi
70 without the debenture clause, follows
Forty-three Vote for Bill
- Republicans, 39-Allen, Bingham
= Burton, Capper, Cutting, Dale, d.
:. neen, Edge, Fess, Gillett Glenn, Gof
~ Goldsborough, Greene, Hale, Has
~ ings, Hatfield, Herbert, Jones, Kea
" Reyes, McNary, Metcalf, Moses, o,
NJ die, Patterson, Phipps, Reed, Sacket
" Shortridge, Smoot, Stewer, Thorn;
20 of Idaho, Townsend, Vandenberg, Wa
rs colt, Warren, Waterman, Watson.
he Democrats 4: Fletcher, Ransde
- Trammel and Wagner.
" 46 Vote Against
- Republicans 13: Borah, Brookhal
~ Couzens, Frazier, Howell, Johnso
~ LaFollette, McMaster, Norbeck, Nc
q ris, Nye, Pine, Schall.
Democrats go: Ashurst, Barklt
Connolly Copeland, Dill, Geort
Blease, Bratton, Broussard, Caraws
Glass, Helm, King, Mcclellan, OvC
Y man, Pittman, Robinson of Arkanss
Sheppard Simmons, Smith, Ste,
~ Swanson, Thomas of Oklahoma, T
~ ings, Tyson, Walsh of Massachuset
a. Walsh of Montana, Wheeler.
~ Farmer-Labor 1: Shipstead.
Oh Announcement was made Il
ne Black, democrat, Alabama, wol
nc have voted in the negative had
ne been presnet
Oh Oh Kendrick, democrat, Wyoming, v
al absent without a pair and no
II nouncement was made how he wo
,,9 have voted.