Harding Faces Bipartisan Backlash Over Mellon Powers
President Harding confronts strong opposition in Congress over a bill granting Treasury Secretary Mellon sweeping powers to handle foreign loans. Democratic leaders and progressive Republicans argue the measure concentrates power, risking U.S. involvement in German reparations while risking cabinet overreach.
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No Trace of Wife Shooter in New Hampshire
Charles Champney, who on Wednesday morning shot at his ex wife, remains unfound as searchers comb woods camps and barns around Keene and Jaffrey New Hampshire. Reports say he threatened to flee to Canada and may have drowned himself but others doubt it. He bought food Tuesday night that did not reach his Ashby turnpike camp, and investigators believe he hides in the area.
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