The evening world. Newspaper, June 14, 1920, Page 8

For arming merchant ships. Supported the Espionage Bill and the Selective Draft Law. I For food control legisiation, Against the measure to create SHT, SENATE RECORDS SHOW A reau in the Department of La- bor. y oer es re Supported war legislation gen- \ “a eraily, with minor exceptions Selected for ‘Packed Committee by Leayel Was paired against the Oil, | th Coal and Gas Land Leasing ‘ Was not recorded on the bill to | a *, Also Roused Anger of Labor. tax the product ot child labor FABHINGTON, Sune 14.—Senator cept No. 8) the second time the treaty] ,, Was 'n favor of extending the | law requiring publicity of cam- /do in thelr own Interest,” add Carlton sald he favored D; fen G. Harding, Republican nom-|&# before the Benate or on the sec-| palin: contributions to include | Liberal paper, “would be to Dereiane deensinn ieveny” Watton ‘tor the } for President of the United | beecel okesece ie ty Wace tale ed Ba a AE | of Senators |Hoover to accept their nomination in| nomination, but predicted that FI has been a consistent oppo-|*c2 Deired with Senator Penrove, Oppowen: the. fesotttion to tal'> |e ONIN ca eis cine ep ene Roce me wenld wa” Mev Watterson wo ta | ike for slig) tly used_ Christman Senator Haw@ling voted against res- eampa'gn contributions 100 per - President Wilson's plan for | ervations on the Irish question. | cent when they exceeded $500, of Nations, At times he) CALLED ORIGINAL T For the passage over the Prep- REATY A a Me J with the bitter enders * on “COLOBSAL BLUNDER.” ea ee of the questions involved tn} In a speech Novy. 19, Senator Hard- Supported the resolution pro- of the treaty by the|ing told the Senate he had not Wked | Yidink for the withdrawal of . He voted for the Lodge res-|the treaty, “I think, ag otiginally tala both times the treaty was runt * he declared, by) is the |MAYOR HYLAN VISITS CONEY. with the exception of cer-| colossa ylunder of all time; but, rec- iad “ ogniging the aspirations of our own * i amendments proposed by the beopl and the people of the world to | Hae a bet of Company, ‘for About reaty, io something toward international 150,000 Others Are There, it foes of the treaty. ri. CO-veration for the promotion and te tide fet de first record of Senator Hard-| preservation ‘of peace and a more| Despite threatening weather 160,000 | “Opposition is contained in tio | lactate and betier understanding { persons, including Mayor Hylan, visited | yetween nations, | @ wished to | Coney Island yeMerday Fobin submitted to the Senate nike it possible to pe thie O0ve- | henias Messina, twenty-one, an des | fe “" 18 tre put res - | Brooklyn, was sted charked with One of the thirty-seven Senators jig which make sure America’s in- | disorderly conduct on the complaint of signed it, thereby notifying the | dependence of action, which make |John Toomey, with whom Measino ta that they disapproved the|sure the preservation of American |#aid to have engaged in a fat fent on (ti traditions, which make sure and cer- |{n@ Franklin Avenue car of | wien the President was linking the| (itn our freedot: in’ choosing our |Zgomey was In charge, One,” runk,” || of — with the peace|course of action, thun I could par- | oarried into the ticipate in a knowing betrayal of this | up. John Celeb Republicans organized the| in concluding, Senator Hafding| scribed himself, was caught in the act Congress which convened May + “TL welcoms the moment when | of taking a wallet containing $20 from ue as te whe le re- Sth Str anhatfan. chosen by Senator Lodge in a "the Foreign Relatio SHOES REPAIRED. He had not been on that com: | ernment of the United Bt t while the Democrats controlled | America is good enough for me: wes Commnoron, ; Mave! ORGANIZED LABOR, ‘Territories and others. Ono reason why the American Sfed- LEA TION: d to Senator Harding, - tag He antl poll for | the straddle on labor evolved by the Borah amendment to require four s found in the fact that Hard- instead of three to ratify the|ing voted for the Esch-Cummins rail- lause, He voted for the Lodge reser: |‘ Farding also ‘voted to Nmit one to fifteen, inclusi Beat Sener of taliconé Wd for cloture on the amendments. | twelve months after the end of the p voted for the Knox vation | War, while organized labor asa rule ; longer period, y and giving this country a| "Tie ‘Republican who gave his na onde Republic.” Catherine Street, nhattan, if he de- 19, Sériator Harding was one of | lan go to the people of the United | he, Pocket o¢ Jonn Kuntz, No, 175 Bast! aint the Loagye of Wa- toned enough to belleve that «) B Senate, but had served om ')/VOTED FOR BILL8 FOUGHT BY ORD OF HIS VOTES ON |eration of Labor is #o si blican platform makers jn Chi- y before it should become effec- road bill with the original anfi-strike ind | Federal control of raliroads tg six or a was lost), ending the war with | @¥ored Its continuance for a much te participate in the commis of th Ving f 7 Authorized Neolin— vor A Ko y-Krome Sole voted fot the La Follette reser- | tne veto of President Wilson. re and O'Sullivan Heel (which was’ lost) that the) Other important votes by Harding Scrviee Station. States withdraw from the | Include the following = Work Guar. eed im one year if European na- For Woman Suftrage. easy Against submission of Wornan Gia not Aiscontinue the policy| suttrage Amendments to Stato affect the honor of| time ban war he wines and oe: sl interests of the United States, ARAN. the motion |, to make bone dry law apply to the District Harding voted for ratifiea- | of Columbia. with the Lodge reservations, He For the Immigration Bill. " vote on the reservations (ex: Against neveral amendments tor ELECTRIC IRON . The Best Iron Made For any article to be recognized as the leader # its field for years is no small ‘ accomplishment, Ever since the “fimericn Beauty” has been on the market it has been acknowledged the best iron made. It pays to buy the best. Sold by Electrical, Hardware, and Department Stores, and Electrical Companies ’ Manufactured by American Electrical Heater Company, Detroit. 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