River and harbor plan gains mixed approval in congress
The Miami idea and Fletcher amendments move forward while Rep Newton’s push to extend barge operations on the Mississippi meets White House opposition. President Coolidge backs a selective authorization process with future funding decisions to come, amid broader debate over river and harbor improvements and their long term tax impact.
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Unemployed March From Calgary to Edmonton in Snow
More than 100 unmarried unemployed men began a 200 mile trek from Calgary to Edmonton to protest provincial unemployment. The group led by General A J Boulter trudged through slush and ice, rode freight to cut miles, and reached Airdrie and Red Deer before continuing toward Edmonton in marches guarded by veterans.
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Warsaw denies mobilization over Danzig crisis
Vienna March 24 Warsaw officially denies any mobilization or coup plans against Danzig. Polish forces appear reduced to under 490000 with longer reserve terms. Rumors of irregu lar bands and Soviet concentration in Ukraine raise concerns as Poland and Danzig dispute a London loan.
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Civil servants include many ex-service men
Of the 299,927 civil servants now employed by the British government, 141,730 are ex service men.
Dawes Plans Summer Campaign To Push Senate Rules
Vice president Charles G. Dawes girds for a summer campaign to promote a rule change to limit Senate debate and force votes. He plans appearances in Ohio Indiana and other western states before Congress reconvenes while letters pour in supporting his stance and urging Senate free speech.
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