Joint GAR and Womens Relief Installation at Bell Rooms
The GAR post and Womens Relief corps held a joint installation yesterday at Bellrooms on Briad Street. Thirteen officers were installed led by Post Commander Frank King with guests including Department Commander T P Wildmay. 58 GAR members remain after 16 deaths this year. past leaders and new officers were announced amid a formal ceremony and a dinner for members.
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Corcoran Jury Locked Up For Second Night
Corcoran jurors remain confined for a second night as prosecutors pursue conspiracy to extort. Middlesex County officials charged William T Corcoran and three others in a Boston area scheme involving threats and manipulation of legal proceedings.
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House Rejects Plea For National Guard
A national guard appropriation bid was rejected by the House amid debate on war measures. Representative involvement and party divisions were noted as lawmakers weighed military support and budget considerations.
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Coolidge Declines to See Realty Men in Rent War
Washington landlords and tenants clash as rents surge and a proposed federal regulation bill returns to Congress. President Coolidge moves to back tenant relief by asking Richard Whale to draft a regulatory framework, while real estate interests rally against sweeping controls.
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Secret Senate Probe Opens Behind Closed Doors
The Senate investigation into prohibition enforcement opened in a closed session under Senator Watson of Indiana. Republicans and Democrats traded positions as leaders pushed for executive sessions while members from Kentucky and other states attended.
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Senate Deficiency Bill Faces Obstacle in Committee
The first deficiency appropriation bill in the Senate met opposition from Senator King Utah a Democrat on the special committee investigating the IRS. He argued some information before the committee suggested excess refunds were issued and questioned beneficiaries under the measure. The Treasury Department supported the bill noting its annual recommendation and sale of relevant finance measures.
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