Democratic leaders to-day demanded that. the House consi every section of the Senate tay schedule when it goes to confer ence. This will enable members of "the House to go on record their votes on each individual part of the bill. The Democrats hope to be able to utilize certain Republican record votes as campaign material, particularly with reference to so-called "vote and sugar, shape" on such matters a aver Mar, 21.
By a vote of 38 to 37, the Senate to-day rejected Senator Elmer Thomas' effort to compromise the petroleum tariff battle with a duty of 40 cents a barrel on petroleum and 20 per cent. ad valorem on gasoline. It is believed that this subject will not bee is again—United Press.
Washington, Mar. 23.
The Senate today completed its revision of the tariff.
The-final vote on the Bill embody. ing the revised tariff will be taken on Monday. Passate of the Bill by the Senate, which appears certain, thens that it will be sent to a conference with the House of Representativert for the adjustment of several hundred differences, A fretful mood characterised yess terday's session, in the course of which Senator Thaddeus H. Cara. way, of Arkansas (Democrat), re: marked:
"This Bill taxes every-
Senator Carter jocrat), Te: ported ironically ell, if we taxed that, we should have consider able revenue."—Reuter.
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