Subsidy Bill Passes in House Amid Turbulent Debate
The House approved the ship subsidy measure 155 to 144 after a long, contentious session. Democrats and Republican allies fought to strike out Pacific and Pacific-to-Orient routes, while Representative Littauer guided the bill to passage amid shifting votes and loud applause. The bill envisions routes from the Gulf to South America and the Atlantic to Brazil and Argentina, with a naval reserve provision added.
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Congress approves denatured alcohol bill amid ship subsidy clash
Senate passes a measure to let farmers manufacture denatured alcohol and related bills move forward. House fights over a tonnage subsidy, with chaotic voting and several absences affecting outcomes. Rebels and party lines shift as Littauer and Williams maneuver, final passage of the ship subsidy bill occurs amid tense procedural votes.
Western Senator vows to block ship subsidy bill
A prominent Western Democratic Senator declared late last night that the ship subsidy bill will not become law this session. He said he would oppose any conferees' report and expected near-unanimous Democratic support to defeat the measure, stressing that politics must be secondary to the stake involved.
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Hours of Labor Gut in Telegraphers Case
Telegrams flooded the Capitol influencing lawmakers to restore protections for railway telegraph operators. The conference report pared stringent eight hour rules, but pressure from home sent protests to Congress, securing an eight hour day for train movement staff and eight to twelve hour limits in certain duties.
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Will See Louisiana Rivers Inspectors Visit Planned
The Hougs Committee on Rivera and Harbors approved a Louisiana river inspection tour. They will assemble in New Orleans March 26, travel by rail from New York March 6, and sail down the Red River to New Orleans. The expedition will include Panama travel, visits to Bayou La Fourche, Bayou Plaque Nine, Atchafalaya, Shraveport, and southwestern oil, salt, rice, and sugar districts.
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Senators Reach Agreement on J. D. Elliott Nomination
South Dakota Senators settled on nominating J. D. Elliott as United States attorney for the district of South Dakota. Opposition from Senator Hittredge eased after a pledge that Roosevelt will not issue a recess appointment after March 4. Appointment came at Senator Gamble’s request. Frazier named to replace Blackburn on Military Affairs panel to keep committee intact amid probes of colored soldiers’ discharge and Brownsville riot. Senator Stone ill with bronchial trouble but not seriously, likely to recover. Clarke of Arkansas seeks three-senator commission to study Hot Springs water rights and physician licensing. referred to committee. Hearst introduces bill to corporately nationalize interstate firms. Joint House-Senate panel to revise U.S. laws approved.
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Express Companies Resolution Calls Senate Probe
A Senate resolution introduced by Mr. Burkett of Nebraska directs the Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate the five leading express companies over alleged practices in shipping fruits vegetables and oysters. The measure, inspired by the Western Fruit Jobbers Association at Kansas City, notes some companies lack incorporation and was laid over until today at request.
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Senate approves use of stamps for special delivery
The Senate yesterday passed a House bill allowing stamps of any denomination up to 30 cents to be used for special delivery in place of the special delivery stamp. The regular postage must be paid, and the extra stamps must bear the words special delivery in writing to ensure same handling as the official stamp.
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Widow Hawley Pension Battle Ends in Senate Vote
A two hour Senate debate over pensions for Senator Hawley's widow ended with passage of the measure despite an adverse committee report. The pension was reduced from 2100 to 50 a month after objections that Mrs Hawley had independent income and lived abroad.
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Senator Morgan Pushes Congo Return Rights Resolution
Morgan of Alabama introduces a resolution asking for U S information on concessions by King Leopold and Liberia to British syndicates in Congo. He argues the United States must aid exiled Africans in returning home to reclaim wealth and sovereignty, citing exploitation and the Bruguels Act context.
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Street Car Bill Halts In Senate Debate
Late yesterday Senator Hansbrough failed to secure consideration of a measure to extend street car tracks to the new Union station. The bill had been amended to apply the smoke law to steam roads entering the city and was sent back to the calendar after a motion to reconsider. Hansbrough claimed lack of notice and conceded after a vote on the question of consideration that he had done all he could.
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Senate Passes Trade Mark Bill Amending Fraternal Emblems
Senate approves House legislation amending trade-mark laws to ban fraternal emblem misuse on merchandise and to allow opposition filings within thirty days of application. Also notes a Venezuelan cadet appointment at West Point and a Senate program to eulogize John F. Fix and Henry C. Adams.
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Capitol Cloakroom Aides Discuss Key Legislation
Senators in the Capitol cloakroom debated the winter’s top measures, praising the Smoot seat ruling and immigration, appealing rights, and Aldrich financial bills. Copiah County’s suit costs bill faced recall, while veterans Morgan and Proctor showcased strong leadership and voice.
Witty remark on water and a long life in politics
An elderly figure reflects on past events and claims about his presence at the Capitol cornerstone, denying it while noting close ties to Henry Clay. He recalls a salary raise and links his longevity to voting Democratic tickets and prudent water use, warning against excessive drinking.
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Secretary Mosely Exonerated In Rail Hours Debate
Reports deny Mosely of seeking to influence conferees on proposed railway hours bill. A conference member states Mosely appeared at their request as an expert to explain impact of changes. After his explanations the panel finalized its report.
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Senate passes revenue inquiry resolution for recess
The Senate approved a resolution reported by Senator Aldrich of the Finance Committee to authorize an investigation into internal revenue customs currency and coinage during the recess or sessions of Congress. A similar resolution is adopted at the end of each session.
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Nomination Highlights In Senate President Nominates Huse
The President sent to the Senate nominations for a mathematics professor noted as a commander on the active list, Harry Mdl. P. Huse, and for Gurms Oregon land office official William Farre. Senate confirms two judges David P. Dyer for Eastern Missouri and Thomas Manger for Nebraska, as district judges.
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