Senate votes to override veto on veteran insurance bill
Five Republicans who supported the bill earlier joined peers in outlining votes to override President Coolidge. The measure provides paid up 20 year endowment policies and cash payments for veterans with defined adjusted service credit. The Senate earlier passed 67 to 17 and the House overrode the veto 313 to 78.
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Baccalaureate and Commencement Plans Outlined
The first Commencement events include a Baccalaureate service at the Congregational church this Sunday at 8 p.m. followed by a High School Commencement on Thursday May 29 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium with diplomas presented by A. H. Arneson and performances by the Girls Glee Club and soloists.
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Senate and House Override President's Veto on Bonus Bill
The House easily overrode President Coolidge's veto of the soldier bonus bill 313 to 88 and sent it toward the Senate where a Monday vote is expected. Debates centered on the president's message with party leaders and the Ways and Means Committee defending the veto while critics pressed for passage.
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Senate Overrides Coolidge Veto on Soldier Bonus Bill
The senate voted 59 to 26 to override the president and make the soldier bonus bill law, with 30 Republicans, 27 Democrats, and two former Labor senators supporting the measure. Democratic and Republican leaders joined in the bipartisan tally, as Coolidge failed to block passage despite a White House appeal.
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Harrison Chosen Temporary Chairman and Keynoter
Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi was elected temporary chairman and keynoter of the Democratic National Convention by the national sub-committee on convention arrangements. The body fixed June 16 for a final pre-convention meeting and noted broad support from Smith McAdoo and Underwood camps.
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Atlanta Pen Inmate Testifies on Bootlegging Faces Senate Panel
George Remus of Atlanta penitentiary testified before a senate committee in Washington about paying 250 000 to 300 000 for protection in bootlegging operations and promised to produce checks and records. He has served under four months of a two year sentence for conspiracy to violate prohibition laws. The examination paused as he cited fear of self incrimination and sought legal counsel.
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Senate Committee
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Daugherty
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Senate
Department of Justice
Doheny Jr Escapes By Ruling Of Court
The DC supreme court dismissed the government bid to force Edward L. Doheny Jr. of Los Angeles to testify before the grand jury investigating fraud tied to naval bases. Doheny had refused to answer questions about delivering $100,000 in cash to Albert B. Fall in 1921, citing privilege. The ruling preserves his immunity though the elder Doheny testified earlier as lessee of California naval reserve No. 1.
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District of Columbia Supreme Court
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Los Angeles
Naval
Doheny
Albert B. Fall
Lessee
California Naval Reserve No. 1
Atlee Pomerene
Frank J. Hogan
Justice Hitz
Justice J. Hitz
Los Angeles Hero Connection Amid Naval Reserve Proceedings
Grand jurors met in Los Angeles for Pan American naval reserve proceedings. The session adjourned early with J. J. Cotter as vice president noted. The report mentions a hero figure connected to the event.
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Dohsuy Sassi Dedohn Palo Va
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J. J. Cotter
Rotsithe
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