Congress Opens Amid Probes and Budget Debates
The short session of Congress opened with President Coolidge's budget message as Senate swears in four new members amid a probe into Gould's alleged railroad deal with New Brunswick officials. Budget talks focus on prohibition enforcement, naval and army funding, and pending tax measures as foreign and domestic crises unfold.
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