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Evening, April 20, 1926. VOTE FOR STECK QUEEREST EVER CAST IN SENATE. SAYS STEWART BY CHARLES P. STEWART NE.A Service Writer Daniel F. Steel SHINGTON--On the question whether Smith W.

Brookhart, of Iowa should sent in the United States or give it up to Daniel F. Steck--Steek won -some of the queerest votes were cast that the oldest hangeron around the Capitol can remember. It wasn't that regular party lines were shot completely full of holes. That's become the rule rather than the exception in the last two or three years. A keep his senate But in this case the senators Were regardless not alone of party, They even break into liberal and corservative groups.

They were all jumpled up, democrata and republicans, laborites, liberals and conservatives sort 'em out farmer looks like a hopeless job. Brookhart's a radical republican. Senator Ashurst's a liberal democrat. It was natural for Ashurst to vote for Brookhart in preference to the democratio but conservative Senator Butler's an ultra-conservative republican. It was equally natural for him to vote for Steck.

But note--the ultra-conservatively republican Senator Bingham way for Brookhart. Still, though conservative, Bingham's extra conscientious. He voted, not the way he felt, but as he thought he ought. So he doesn't count. Glancing on down the list we come to another Brookhart vote that cer.

tainly surprises- -the vote of the dyedin -wool republican Senator Curtis, majority floor regulate leader, whom Brookhart's radicalism OVERNIGHT NEWS (By Associated Press) Official circles in Paris indicate belief debt to United States will be setted in a few days. Mrs. Willebrandt, assistant attorney general, informs senate committee prohibition laws can be enforced it made stronger. President Coolidge tells D. A.

In Washington that self government is menaced by fifty per cent desertion of the polls. Court martial at San Diego indicates conviction of Colonel Alexander S. Williams for drunkenness by adjournment without notice of acquittal. Prof. Legiardi Laura announces to New York Medical association discovery of serum to relieve high blood pressure.

New York legislature passes and sends to Gov. Smith who favors It, a bill for a state prohibition modification referendum next fall. Coast guard vessel battles with fleeing rum runner on Lake Michigan, near Milwaukee, but speed craft escapes. Pope Plus, in letter to Mexican bishops, revealed In Rome, forbids establishment by Mexican Catholics of any political party under the name of Catholic. Mrs.

Hattie Heenan says at Chicago her husband is returning to her after three years, now that daughter of first wife has married Edward W. Browning, New York millionaire. General Messimy, former French minister of war, reveals in Paris that letter to Mata. Hari, who was executed 8.8 a woman spy. formerly attributed to M.

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Green Bay, Wis. With Oil Tested and listed as standard by the Underwriters' Laboratories 3 are tested the work under the emer. gency group testing plan will be about finished, and there will be a rest until the work under the area. test plan 1s taken up. in the 68th congress nearly drove wild.

Reed of Missouri voted for Brookhart, but Reed's a notorious democratic insurgent and Brookhart his kind of a senator, regardiess of his party label. Reed of Pennsylvania, however? And his colleague, Pepper? Republicans, yes, but as regular AS two clocks, and with no more in common with Brookhart's kind of republicanism than they have Trotsky's. They cast Brookhart votes. And, of all senators, Reed Smoot: only but reaction-not to his conservative, plunked for ary, Brookhart when his name was called. It may seem odd to marvel that republicans voted to seat a republicanbut not when one considers the present scrambled state of politics.

Take Senator Bruce, a very, very conservative democrat. The very, very conservatively democratic Steck just the man to catch Bruce's Vote, and so he did. But sit would have been a good deal less astonishing to have seen Bruce vote for Brookhart than it was to see Curtis and Smoot voting for him. Brookhart, remember, has claims on the democrats. He.

helped them most time, in the 68th congress. tie fought the national Coolidge administration the last campaign. In the regular republicans' side he was a dreadfully painful thorn--a republican who wasn't in their opinion. a republican. He isn't, as they see it.

half as good a republican the oldline democratie Senator Underwood. Yet men like Smoot and Curtis were for him- unavailingly, indeed. Here's Christian charity- -or something. Steck on the other hand, has done things to endear him to the republicans and win dislike from democrats. He plugged for Coolidge in 1924, though he says he's going to ba a regular democrat now.

Ain't it. a mixed up mess? Politics doesn't make sense any more. JOHN DALEY, DIES IN GREEN BAY HOSPITAL (Special to Press Gazette) MORRISON, -John Daley, aged 68, an old resident of this place, died at four o'clock Monday evening at a Green Bay hospital after a short illness. Surviving are his widow, five sons, James, John, Charles, Joseph all of Maple Grove and Edward of Coleman and three daughters, Mrs. James Sheahan and Mrs.

Dan Linane of Maple Grove and Lillian at home. One brother Patrick of Maple Grove and one sister. Mrs. Patrick of Wayside also mourn his death. Funeral arrangements have not be completed.

IN HOSPITAL HERE (Special to Press-Gazette) MORRISON, -Patrick Gibbong is in St. Mary's hospital where he is receiving treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kabat and son of Manitowoc spent Sunday Charles Fritach and family.

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