Ephraim Enterprise | 1918-01-26 | Page 8 | War of Words in Senate.

WAR OF WORDS IN SENATE Senators Stone and Penrose Have a aLively aLively aLively Lively Tilt Thie The n.-The The senate was the field of a battle hattle of or political orators on l Monday All the up pent-up bitterness of months came out following a n caustic partisan speech by Senator Stone of Missouri the time Republican lican henri side of the chamber chamb r saying that it had Instituted the numerous congreSsional con- con greSsional Investigations and endeavored endeavored endea ored to stir tir up tr trouble uble He termed Theodore Roosevelt the most potent and willing friend of the kaiser in America This was because tl the colonel had criticised the time administration In newspaper newspaper newspaper news news- paper articles S' S The Missourian also centered his his his' attack attack at at- tack on B Boles Boies ies Penrose the giant senator senator sen sea ator from lenns Pennsylvania Later Penrose Penrose Pen Pen- rose replied In satire