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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1916

Page

4

House backs Wilson on debate limit and votes to warn on armed ships

The House approved a four hour debate on the warning resolution amid sharp clashes over Wilsons policy toward Germany. Administrations supporters argued Congress should not constrain the presidents foreign affairs, while opponents urged a stance against war to protect neutral rights. Spectators filled the galleries as Speaker Clark imposed order amid a daylong, heated session.

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House Debates War Warning Resolution In Three Roll Calls

Washington March 7 The House divided its debate into three phases with three roll calls on the McLemore resolution. Speaker Clark presided as leaders argued for and against tabling the measure to express the House's stance on warning Americans about travel on armed ships amid the foreign crisis. The final tally showed 276 ayes to 142 nays with 5 progressives voting no and 93 yes.

Wilson White House Congress Germany Lusitania United States House Berlin Washington McLemore Clark Pou Rules Committee Mr. Pou Hell Abraham Lincoln Taft Campbell Harrison Mississippi Bennet New York Representative Cantrill Kentucky Lenroot Wisconsin Fitzgerald Mann Kansas Garrett Tennessee Cannon Gallivan Massachusetts Meeker Missouri House of Representatives Texas Boston America Senate Flood England

Debating the Four Hour Rule on the McLemore Resolution

The House approved a four hour rule for debating the McLemore resolution and moved to table the warning resolution. Republicans Ellsworth and Heflin supported the President while Democrats Decker and Shackleford urged restraint to avoid harming diplomatic talks. Lincoln and Howell voices cited in the debate.

Representative Gardner McLemore Gardner House Flood Foreign Affairs Committee Ellsworth Minnesota Heflin Alabama Wilson Kaiser Mr. Heflin Lansing Bernstorff Candler Mississippi Decker Missouri

Roll call on McLemore resolution in Senate vote

Washington March 7 The roll call on tabling the McLemore resolution lists numerous Democratic ayes with members from many states including Abercrombie Adamsen Aiken Alexander Allen Almon Ashbrook Aswell Ayres Barkley Barnhart and many others. The lengthy tally shows broad Democratic support for tabling the measure.

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Parmint and hot water cough remedy from old ad

A traditional cough remedy advises buying Parmint Double Strength from a druggist, mixing with hot water and sugar, and taking a tablespoon four times daily. It claims to ease coughing, open nostrils, clear head air passages, and provide a pleasant inexpensive treatment.

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