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1 Legislative History of the Federal Power Act of 1920 P.L. 66-280 1 (1920)

handle is hein.leghis/lhispacto0001 and id is 1 raw text is: P.L. 66-280 Vol. 1 FEDERAL POWER ACT OF 1920 P.L. 66-280 41 Stat. 1063 June 10, 1920 1) Public Law No. 66-280 as approved June 10, 1920. DOCUMENTS 2) House Document No. 60-1350, Veto message on H.R. 17707, January 15, 1909. REPORTS 66th Congress: 3) House Report No. 66-61 to accompany H.R. 3184, June 24, 1919. 4) Senate Report No. 66-180 to accompany H.R. 3184, September 12, 1919. 5) House Report No. 66-910 (Conference Report) to accompany H.R. 3184, April 30, 1920. 6) Senate Document No. 66-269 (Conference Report) to accompany H.R. 3184, April 30, 1920. 65th Congress: 7) Senate Report No. 65-179*/ to accompany S. 1419, December 12, 1917. 8) House Report No. 65-715 to accompany S. 1419, June 28, 1918. 9) House Report No. 65-1147 (Conference Report) to accompany S. 1419, February 26, 1919. 64th Congress: #) House Report No. 64-16 to accompany H.R. 408, January 4, 1916. */ As reported by the Senate Commerce Committee and passed by the Senate, S. 1419 was a water power bill applying only to navigable streams. To avoid sending comprehensive water power legislation to the Senate Commerce Committee, the House Water Power Committee used S. 1419 as a vehicle for the legislation. Thus, the Senate report is irrelevant to this history per se, but is nevertheless included.

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