Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 195, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 December 1927 — Page 12

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BALKY MEMBER BROUGHT G. 0. P. LOSSINSENATE Vermont Man Got Revenge by Swinging Posts to Insurgents. BY BAY TUCKER WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.—Porter H. Dale, President Coolidge’s own senator from Vermont, was responsible for the situation that forced G. O. P. leaders to give important committee assignments to Senate insurgents, it was learned today. The rebellious group, which holds the balance of power in almost every worth-while committee, was not placed in control because the Old Guard wanted it, but because President Coolidge’s neighbor took this opportunity to get even for several slights Imposed on him by administration spokesmen. Held Key Position It was his stubborn refusal to accept the chairmanship of Public Lands and Surveys Committee that forced the leaders to turn this post over to Senator Nye of North Dakota, who is not only a first-year fledgling, but also an insurgent. As it turned out, Dale was the key man of the whole Senate reorganization. Had he given up his Civil Service Committee chairmanship for that on public lands and surveys, skilful juggling of committee assignments might have retained absolute control in the hands of the regulars. Seniority rules had left Dale and Nye as ranking members on public lands, with the Vermonter eligible for the chairmanship first. But Dale refused to quit his civil service post, thus leaving the other committee to Nye. Watson Begs Acceptance With tears in his eyes, “Jim” Watson of Indiana of the Hules Committee begged Dale to take the public lands chairmanship so that Nye would not get it. To western interests this committee is of great importance; it was the one that conducted the famous Teapot Dome investigation. But the Vermonter would not budge. He probably recalled that when he entered the Senate, the only assignment he craved was membership on banking and currency. The leaders laughed at his request, Watson among them, and gave him a grievance. He also remembered the Administration’s abortive attempt to oppose his re-election in 1926 with a man closer to the President politically. “We’ll give you banking and currency—anything you want” offered Watson, as he painted a gloomy picture of insurgency rampant and victorious. Dale refused. DOG IN DIVORCE FIGHT Crippled Woman Wants Pet Now Held by Blind Husband. B v Times Special KANSAS CITY, Mo., Dec. 23. Many a divorce action has grown bitter over the custody of children. • In Kansas City, Kan., a fight over the possession of Pansy, a white fox terrier, threatens to occupy the attention of the Wyandotte County District Court. Pansy now is in the possession of Carl H. Loudenschlager, who is blind and is the defendant in a divorce suit. Mrs. Loudenschlager, who is a cripple, wants the dog returned to her. Loudenschlager asserts that the dog is a necessity to him. Pansy guides him safely through downtown traffic.

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