New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 13, 1926, Page 2

STECK IS GIVEN Glassware | BROOKHART'S SEAT Special Sale ALL THIS WEEK Gift Department The DICKINSON | DRUG CO. 169-171 MAIN ST. Insurgent in Senate | | | | wWashingt n, April 13 (P—Senator fmith W. Brookhart, republican in- |surgent of lowa, was unseated in Ithe senate yesterday in favor of Danlal I, Steck, democrat, by o mar- gin of four votes. The vote, 45 to 41, came week of debate, which terminated in flery argument during the two hours of discussion whe , which conducted th ballots, east fn the was assudled and defended the very hour of the was in doubt but six joined with twen ine democrats in voting to un Brookhart, overwhelming the nine democrats, thirty-one republi cany and th armer-labor sena- tor who supported him. Immeadiately after the resnlt was announced Steck was escorted to the rostrum v Sena I publican Vice-Prosident was not. from the week of To Ru | The un hart Injects a new issue as he is expected to nmins In the ap- He plans to ce his condidacy to [ on coamittee count of election Until all the result n republica . Broakhart having been absent during the entire t gum Against Commins ating of Senator Brook- into lowa run nst Senator Cv aching prin v 1y annov For this Jeclined to vote fo! morro Cummins contest regson SPRING HATS ke the galleries hegan to fill & .1 mem- {bers of the house ¢ ad onto the se the senators closing debate was fllled with t in last wing were prosent during and the ch ty money, to losr soug and Knox doubtful to their propo —to keep it by continuing to give you, in every et ih 18 the Knox HORSFALLS 93-99. /I:ylum Street g the avoring HARTIORD the 1024 11 PRys O {ing” It Pays to Buy Our Kind e e Cold Sorage for Furs until holding t ] a few disputed recelved a plurs Brookhart, who pballots Gr , Warren \exico; Kendr MeKellar, Maytle f Robinsol Simmons. TO SEE PERFECTLY TO UNDERSTAND 18 u to p A. BINKUS | S00MAIN N Specintisg PHONE 570 | $500,0 To Loan On Real Estate U Wete or telephone ue am! we wil vy ©orepcsentatig The Lomas & Nettleton Co. 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