Harding Sees Era of Peace for United States
President Harding informs Congress that the nation is at peace with all nations and can aid in restoring global stability. He urges a permanent tariff law, tax reform, debt settlements, and expansion of a merchant marine while stressing cooperation between Congress and the executive to reduce burdens and modernize administration.
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Washington Labor Debates and Pensions Across Era
President Harding faces criticism over labor policy and tariff reform while Congress drafts a fiscally pared budget. Pension tallies show 54 War of 1812 widows and 109 veterans receive support. Morse faces arrest on conspiracy and embezzlement charges after arriving in New York.
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