French Deputies Reluctant Vote For Tax Increase
Paris deputies debate six and a quarter billion francs in annual revenue from new taxes amid fear of financial calamity and rising living costs. Supporters warn the franc could fall sharply without measures, while opponents fear higher taxes. Leaders acknowledge the need to act but offer few alternatives.
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Washington notes on Teapot Dome affair and cabinet talks
The White House faces Teapot Dome controversy as President Coolidge and top aides discuss civilian interests and ongoing investigations. Cabinet members and committees grapple with contentious testimony, while oil interests from Lehigh Valley and allied parties seek swift action amid pressure from lawmakers.
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Meetings Tonight at West Wood Avenue and Nearby Halls
Local notices schedule meetings for Tuesday evening at West Wood Avenue and surrounding venues. Listings include community groups, religious assemblies, and neighborhood associations with times and locations.
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Ball of Shriners Draws 400 Couples in Grand Gala
The Shriners ball welcomed more than 400 couples as guests were entertained by Fred Atwater acting as master of ceremonies. The event showcased many gowns and attire led by notable attendees and a long roster of presenters and attendants.
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Coolidge on Guard in Oil Scandal
The article covers testimony in the Teapot Dome inquiry including figures like Thomas Johnson and Archie Roosevelt, with Zevely details on loans and bonds tied to the Fall ranch. It notes moves to cancel leases, Oklahoma politics, and a proposed Senate inquiry into Quapaw lands and Sinclair influence in 1920s campaigns.
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House
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Macdonald Bars Secret Diplomacy
Washington dispatch notes Premier Macdonald seeks newspaper and public support at inception of his administration. An official reception for foreign diplomats, including Kellogg, follows at the Foreign Office. Kellogg and others met the premier without addressing pending official questions. Coolidge expects Britain Russia relations to hinge more on Senate Russia recognition inquiries led by Borah than on revived full diplomatic ties. The administration maintains current policy awaiting Senate findings.
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ASKS JENNINGS TO QUIT AS HEAD OF WESTPORT BOARD
At a public town meeting in PTPORS on January 25 a demand was made for Torwin M. Jennings to resign as chairman of the Board of Finance. The session debated trolley line repairs on Compo Beach with charges of indecision, a recall attempt, and a final vote approving a resolution to force the Connecticut company to repair or replace the tracks.
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Paper firm Durhan Durhan goes into receivership in bankruptcy
The Durhan, Paper and Pulp company, operator of seven plants across four eastern states, filed consent to a bankruptcy petition and named Charles A. Marshall as receiver. Estimated liabilities reach 1,009,000 with assets including plants at Sun and Bentley Springs Maryland Seymour Connecticut Forest Port Naponovic and Hadley New York. Federal records show a prior equity receivership against Invincible Paper and Pulp company.
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Man Suffering From Alcoholism Struck By Car Near Fulford
Crossing Fairfield avenue near Ach Creek bridge last night John Carroll of Wells street was hit by an automobile driven by J. H. Collier of Stratford. He suffered bruises and contusions and was noted as suffering from afocohlam. He was removed to Bridgeport hospital for observation.
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