Calls for Electoral Reform Commission to Overhaul System
A House debate centers on presidential election flaws and succession after a deadlock. Rep Cable urges a commission to study the process and draft legislation to fix unanswered questions and improve the electoral framework. The aim is to replace improvised safeguards with a thorough revision.
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House of Representatives
American Commonwealth
Republic
Congress
Senate
Norris
House
Cable
Ohio
Republican
Owble
Commission
Farmers and Lawyers Dominate Legislature
The General Assembly shows farmers and lawyers as the largest groups. In the Senate 16 are lawyers and 14 practice law, with two bankers and one law student. House membership features 67 farmers of 124 total, plus 35 lawyers and others.
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General Assembly
Senate
Sf Tele Rodeken
Ole i
House of Representatives
Ile
House
Seeking a farm secretary to Coolidge in 1924
President Coolidge searches for a secretary of agriculture from a field of about forty candidates. He prefers Howard M. Gore to stay as secretary but Gore plans to return to West Virginia March 1. The president aims to appoint an assistant secretary first to train. L. J. Tober of Ohio is among serious contenders with strong backing.
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Washington
D. C
Coolidge
Howard M. Gore
West Virginia
L. J. Tober
Ohio
National Grange
West
Mississippi
Precedent Question—Presidential Removal Power at Supreme Court
The pending case tests if the President may remove any official including postmasters without Senate consulting the body that confirmed them. Frank Myers of Portland sues for back pay after removal, challenging removal power and potential precedents for Congress and the judiciary.
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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
Entreme
Committee For
Beck
Gover
Offe
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tariff Commission
Myers
Novtmaster
Fundamentalists and Modernists Face Quiet Spiritual Debate
The quarrel between Fundamentalists and Modernists may stir only theory not practice for most believers. Clergy debate fosters thought and may lead laity to form a composite conviction embracing the good in both sides while pursuing the true modern fundamental task of saving souls.
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George Scott
Wm. T. Gallther
Ne i
President Coolidge
Community Ice & Coal Co
Taipera
Buick
Dinary
Clowe-Coleman Company, Inc
Aiken
Southern Welding Company
Broad Street
Augusta
Schofield School Laundry
Sumter Street
Miss Lanbon
Schofield
Farmers & Merchants Bank
C.H. McLaughlin
9Th Street
MO. C
O. B. Hutson
S-C
THE
Fundamental Modernists
J. W. Ashhurst
Aiken Pressing Club
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