French envoy widow opens international centennial celebration
Mme Henri Coquelet widow of the late Liewr Henri Coquelet former military attaché to the French embassy in Washington opened the international centennial celebration. She a noted coloratura soprano and was requested by the late President Harding to sing at this celebration in New York City.
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Coolidge urges limited league role in world affairs
President Coolidge in his congressional message endorses restraint with the League of Nations and the World Court while backing continued tax cuts and wartime debt adjustments. He rejects a veterans’ bonus, calls for tariff caution, and supports farm relief, coal stability, and government economy. He notes Russia trade relations and hints at potential international concessions.
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Army Engineer Weeks Reviews Massive 1923 Report
Secretary of War John W. Weeks surveys the United States Army chief of engineers annual report for 1923. The three volumes total about 6,300 pages, marking one of the largest governmental compilations of the era.
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Prosecution to Follow Inquiry in Veterans Bureau
Attorney General Daugherty announced criminal prosecutions will begin after the investigation by his department and the special Senate committee into alleged irregularities at the Veterans Bureau under former director Colonel Forbes. General Hines, now bureau director, seeks aid from the American Legion to place rehabilitated veterans in jobs as about 71,000 are in vocational training and 10,000 expected to finish in three months.
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