Inauguration Calm Prepares for Coolidge Return
Washington nears the March 4 inauguration with a cool mood as President Coolidge awaits a reshaped cabinet. Charles G Dawes becomes vice president as Kellogg, Jardine, and Warrnoff shuffle into top posts. Six Harding appointees remain, amid rumors of further changes.
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Spectator Boost Seen as Football Attendance Heats Up
English football crowds approach a peak as the season nears climax. The annual match series draws 720,838 spectators, paying about $250,000 in receipts, and expectations rise that these figures will be surpassed in the current season.
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Congress Debates Early Session as Budget Proposals Stall
Washington reports indicate President Coolidge may call an extraordinary session of the 69th Congress if key budget and tax measures falter. Senate filibusters hinder passage of deficiency and regular appropriations, with Borah opposing certain treaties and urging farm relief actions. Inauguration planning proceeds amid a looming fiscal clash and calls for limited sessions in the future.
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Pension increases for Curry and denial for Quick
A report cites raising George Curry of El Paso Temas from 12 to 50 for his pension, while Edith L Quick of St. Louis faces denial of a raise. Curry is described as physically unable to earn a living and Mrs. Curry as a World War widow receiving 44 years old benefits, with unclear reference to a $5,000 salary as a Mexican boundary commission member.
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