Proposed National Commission on Election Reform
Fragmented OCR passage discusses potential deadlock in the electoral college and Congress if a President elect dies or cannot assume office. It mentions a newly elected congress considering a national amendment and calls for a commission to resolve fifteen questions about election procedure and succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Onat
Connate
Numabers
Hie
Repub
Cantaead
Occupations of General Assembly Members Recap
A detailed census of the General Assembly shows a strong farming influence with 67 of 124 members directly tied to farming. Lawyers rank next, with 32 in dedicated practice and three in the House, while merchants, physicians, bankers and editors also mingle among lawmakers.
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Wekebie Ik
Ile Insurance
House of Representatives
House
General Assembly
Galliher Named Chairman of Inauguration Committee
Ym. T. Galliher head of the Veneral American National Bank in Washington has been appointed chairman of the committee in charge of President Coolidge's inauguration in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ym. T. Galliher
American National Bank
Washington
Coolidge
Marchain
SEEKING A FARM SECRETARY
President Coolidge continues to narrow a field of about forty candidates for secretary of agriculture. He would prefer Howard M. Gore to stay on but Gore will return to West Virginia March 1 after his governorship. L. J. Tober of Ohio is among serious contenders, with Western states pushing for a Mississippi River west pick.
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Washington
D. C
Coolidge
Cool
Howard M. Gore
West Virginia
L. J. Tober
Ohio
West
Mississippi
1924 House Members by Experience Level
The document lists 124 House members with 29 returning as Representatives, 19 former Representatives, four former Senators (three also ex-House members), and 72 newcomers to the legislature. It outlines which members had prior service and how many lacked legislative experience.
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House
Supreme Court review of presidential removal power in postmaster case
A pend ing Supreme Court dispute questions whether the President may remove officials without Senate consent. Frank Myers, Portland postmaster, challenged removal amid broader debates on appointive power and Senate confirmation, risking a precedent limiting or expanding presidential authority over public offices. The issue touches on Congress participation in nominations and potential implications for judges and other federal appointees.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Wilson
Frank S. Myers
Portland
Ore
Senate
Supreme Court
Ition
Congress
United States Senate
Taft
Albert B. Cummins
Iowa
Senate Judiciary Committee
William Howard Taft
Harlan F. Stone
James M. Beck
Cummins
Solicitor General
Cummine
Pree
United Sttates Supreme Court
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Iterstate Com
E Commission
Taruit
Imaster Myers
Nate
Broucht
United Supreme Court
Fundamental Modernists debate deepens religious divisions
The controversy between Fundamentalists and Modernists stirs thinking without shaking core faith. Leaders’ differences are more theoretical than practical, and the laity is urged to form a composite conviction, embracing the good on both sides to further spiritual values and personal salvation.
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George Scott
Community Ice & Coal Co
Garanteed Weights
Iter
Buick
Sil
Dinary
Clowe-Coleman Company, Inc
Aiken, S. C
Chem
Southern Welding Company
Broad Street
Augusta
Schofield School Laundry
Sumter Street
Aiken
Miss Lanbon
Schofield
Farmers & Merchants Bank
C.H. McLaughlin
9Th Street
Augusta, Ga
MO. C
O. B. Hutson
Phoje
Aiken, S
J. W. Ashhurst
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Aiken Pressing Club
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