Cases Referred to Campaign'
Funds Committee Washington, Dee. 9. ator W. S. Vare of Pennsylwho "with Senator Frank Smith of Mlinois was denied his seat in the Senate at the opening of Congress on December 5, was] again denied oath of office to-day] by the Senate, His case is being referred to the Reed Campaign Funds Committee, which discovered the evidence on which Senators Vare and Smith] were accused of "campaign financing contrary to the public policy."
On Decemiber Senator Norris of Nebraska presented a resolution declaring that Senators Vare and Smith were not fit to sit in the Senate owing to the scandal ssu rounding their electoral campaign:
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