Latins Americas San Martin Statue Honored by Coolidge
Washington Oct 23 A bronze equestrian statue of Jose de San Martin was unveiled in Judiciary Square as a gift from Argentina. President Coolidge praised Latin American statesmanship and the peace drive, noting San Martin as Latin America’s George Washington and stressing a long, warless record of the Americas. The ceremony featured Ambassador Pueyrredon and honored the liberator of Argentina, Chile, and Peru in a day of official praise for regional diplomacy.
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Jose We San Martin
Argentina
Pueyrredor
Coolidge
Chile
Peru
Judiciary Square
Washington Monument
San Martin
Latin America
George Washington
Americas
New World
Calvo
Dargo
Alvarez
Bello
Ruy Barbosza
Rio Branco
Old Age Pension Fund Short of Funds for 1926
County officials announce the special pension fund cannot cover more than current recipients under the 1923 old age pension law. To include more elderly residents next year, a larger fund is needed. The program, backed by Attorney Lester H. Loble and the Fraternal Order of Eagles, has operated since passage and approval.
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Legislative Assembly
Lester H. Loble
Order of Eagles
United States
Open house at Domestic Laundry during national week
Despite snow, visitors toured the Domestic Laundry led by Manager H. H. Topel who explained the plant’s processes. Needle and thread sets were given as souvenirs. Open house continues today with welcome to patrons and a rescheduled date noted.
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H. H. Topel
Tepel
Tax Board Ought to Be Real Court
Washington faces a proposal to convert the board of tax appeals into a court, with support from Treasury representatives, the American Bar Association, and accountants. Chairman J Gilmer Korner warned the board cannot function after February without a larger appropriation, while Solicitor Gregg urged broader powers to cut minor appeals and impose penalties for meritless cases.
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Board of Tax Appeals
House Ways and Means
A.W. Grega
Interial ‘Ervenue Bureau
The
Treasury
American Bar Association and Accountants
J. Gilmer Korner
Lord
Sean Mr. Korner
Budget Bureau
Gregg
Mellon
George M. Morris
American Bar Association
Hag Held Up Pact on Colorado River
Washington reports the federal power commission backed the seven state Colorado river compact and urged a pause on river development to press ratification by California and Arizona. The commission delayed action on Diamond Creek project and 25 other applications, calling for basin states to agree on water division to advance development.
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Federal Power Commission
California
Arizona
James B. Girand
Diamond Creek
Arty
Girand
Power Commission
Giraud
Rhinelander suit reveals paternity dispute in high society
Mrs. Alice Heathes Jones Rhine lander seeks annulment in a case surrounding her 1920s marriage to heir Rhinelander. Attorneys reveal efforts to prove paternity with forged records. estate values estimated at hundreds of thousands. In Cheyenne the Chamber backs tourism drives and Wyoming issues about 48,490 automobile licenses for 1925, up from last year.
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White Pinina
Alice Heathes Jones Rhine
Teonard Kipchinglander
New Fork
Rhinelander
Bern
Cheyenne
Wya
Wyoming
Symonds
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