The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-02-09
HOW THEY
VOTE

We publish below, the vote on three
measures of Importance to the com
mon people of the state.
House Bill No. 20, provided for the
discontinuance of the Montana State
Normal College at Dillon as normal
school, and other bills following it in
case of passage would have made use
of the facilities there for use as a
home for the aged, many of whom are
now being kept at the Hospital for
the Insane at Warm Springs, and only
nominal use is now being made OF
the plant at Dillon for educational
purposes. The bill was introduced by
Toole of Toole and others and merited
real consideration. The committee re-
ported it unfavorably and some par
liamentary moves finally brought a
roll call on a motion for indefinite
postponement" of further considera-
ton. Those voting "No" voted for
real consideration of the needs of the
aged; those voting Eyes" opposed this
considerations:
Those voting mo" were: Anderson,
Antrim, Banka, Barnard, Bovey, Cole,
Dougherty, Duncan, GraybiII, Greenan,
Gunderson, Hall, Harken, Harlow,
Healy, HeIding, Holiday, James, Nc
Cleery, McGreevey, Marty, Minnck,
Nelson, Parker of Wibaux, Parker of
Cascade, Rasmussen, TooIe, and Udin.
Noes 2S.
Those voting AYE" were: Arson,
Atkinson, Baldwin, Ballard, Blenkner,
BIewett, Bricker, Brumbaugh, Busch,
Chaffin, christy, Cormack, Dallas,
Dunn, Esp, Evans, Eynon, FalIan,
Foot, Gebhardt, Goffena, Harrison,
Hazelbaker, Higgins, Howard, Hughes,
Hunter, kemmis, Kimpel, krall, krieg,
Lehrknd, Loughran, Lowe, Mcdaniel,
Martin, Mayo, Moen, O'Connell, DIV
err, Padbury, Page, Parker of Flathead,
Patterson, Phillips, Pierce, Scofied,
Settle, Simpson, Taber, Taylor, Tel
gen, Thomas, Tierney, Williams, VIII
son, Mr.. Speaker. Total Ayes 81.
Those absent were: Armstrong,
Dahl, Horrigan, Little, and Stout.
H. 3. 72
This bill provided for increases in
compensation for injuries sustained
by workers and substantial increases
in compensation in cases of injuries
causing death An AYE" vote is a
vote for the protection of the interests
of workers; a mo" vote is against
such fair protection:
Those voting AYE" were: Antrim,
Banka, Barnard, Bovey, Cole, Dahl, |
Duncan, Fallan, GraybiII, Greenan,
Gunderson, Hall, Harken, Harlow,
HeaIy, James, McGreevey, Marty,
Mayo, Nelson, O'ConneI, Parker of
Wibaux, Parker of Cascade, Patter-
son, Rasmussen, Thomas, Tierney,
Toole, and Udin. Total Ayes 30.
Those voting mo" were: Anderson,
Arson, Armstrong, Atkinson, Baldwin,
Ballard, Blenkner, Blewett, Broker,
Brumbaugh, Busch, Christy, Dallas,
Doueherty, Dunn, Esp, Evans, Eynon,
Foot, Gebhardt, Harrison, Hazelbaker,
Higgins, Holiday, Horrigan, Howard,
Hughes, Hunter, kemmis, kmpeI,
kralI, Krieg, Lehrkind, Little, Loush-
ran, Lowe, Mcdaniel, Martin, Min
nick, Moenp Oliver Padbury, Page,
Parker of Flathead, Phillips, Pierce,
ScofieId, Settle, Simpson, Stout, Ia
Der, Taylor, Teigen, Williams, Wilson,
and Mr.. Speaker. Total Noes Sc.
Those absent were: Chaffin, Cor
mack, Goffena, Helding, McCleery.
1. B. 21o q
This bill, introduced by Parker of S
cascade would have made it an of
ense for special interests to lobby g
I conference committee meetings and B
n abstract of testimony of such wit b.
esses as such committees might in
tie, required in the report of the COM W
littees. An AYE" vote is right: 1t
Those voting AYE" were: Antrim, fo
sanka, Barnard, Cole, Dahl, Duncan, tr
sofena, GraybiII, Gunderson, Harken, tn
Harlow, HeaIy, HeIdine, Holiday, ell
James, McCleery, McGreevey, Marty, tn
Nelson' Parker of Cascade, Patterson, &C
roo'e and Udin. Total Ayes %.
Those voting mo" were: Anderson. m
Arson, Armstrong, Atkinson, Baldwin. W
Blenkner, BIewett, Bovey. in
5ricker, Busch, Chaffn, Dallas,
oougherty, Dunn, Esp, Evans, Eynon, fc
-alan, Foot, Gebhardt, Greenan, Hall. al
Harrison, HazeIbaker, Horrigan, How W
.rd, Hughes, Hunter, kemmis, kimpel, a.
Grail, krieg, Lehrkind, Little, Louah- 81
an, Lowe, Mcdaniel, Martin, Mayo, al
doen, O'conneII, oliver, Padbury, W
Page, Parker of FIathead, Phillips, "
Pierce, Scofeld, Settle, Simpson, CO
tout, Taber, Teigen, Thomas Tier tn
ey Williams, Wilson, Mr.. Speaker.
otal Noes So T;
Those absent were: Brumbaugh.
hritsy, Cormack, Higgins, Minnicki 10
arker of Wibaux, Rasmussen, and We