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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1927
Page
2
In a Washington gathering, President Coolidge fortifies his declared non candidacy while signaling a potential draft by party leaders. The speech, delivered as Republicans plan 1928 strategy, highlights fiscal restraint, tariff policy, naval strength, and unity, prompting reactions from diverse committee members and underscoring ongoing campaigns for Hoover Lowden and others.
The long session of Congress and the row over Smith and Ware set the stage for a tense Republican National Convention likely moved east of San Francisco. Prolonged disputes, a June 12 national meeting date, and possible adjournment timing complicate attendance for lawmakers amid a wide range of expected debates.
Washington December 6 The House Appropriations Committee submitted the first deficiency bill of the new Congress totaling 198,876,264 dollars. Items include 43 million for refunding taxes 46 million for Army and Navy pensions 18.4 million for veterans compensation and 10.8 million for work on carriers Lexington and Saratoga plus submarines.
A Stamford realtor announced last week that a six story hotel with 150 rooms will be built. Ground floor shops will face the street and hotel lobby. final negotiations are complete and work will start soon.
Governor Trumbull issued a statement urging Connecticut citizens to send money to flood districts in Vermont. He referenced a letter from Vermont Governor Joel W. of Vermont and emphasized urgent relief needs in the affected communities.
News from the White House crowds shows varied reactions as Republican leaders weigh whether President Coolidge will run in 1924. Garrett of Tennessee and others say he is out, while Butler and Ernst walk with him, arguing over acceptability if nominated. Several officials insist the field remains open as statements suggest a cautious approach to the possibility.
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