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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1923
Page
1
Albert W. Fox reports that President Coolidge's message is praised by Republicans in both houses as a de facto platform. Lodge endorses it, Borah sees commendable aspects but warns the world court may conflict with anti- league foreign policy. Democrats criticize the message as Republican standpatism amid party divisions.
Berlin reports the Reichstag failed to grant Chancellor Marx the enabling act and delays a vote to Saturday. The chancellor asserts authority to dissolve the body and warns of extreme measures if a favorable vote does not occur. Socialists may abstain and nationalists may walk out. fate hinges on socialist deputies' decision.
A compact roundup notes the President’s restrained state of the union message, the world court debate, and taxes. It highlights Hiram Johnson on soldiers’ bonuses, Lenroot’s Germany relief bill, and Vic Berger’s voting role. It also mentions Berlin’s “zero stroke” disease joke, farm to Broadway migration, and Baldwin’s electoral setback.
The report cites Mexican states in open rebellion against Obregon with military leaders ousting federal officials and promising defense of the insurrection. In Britain, Conservative gains fade as Labour and Liberals surge, threatening a hung parliament with key defeats including Sir Montague Barlow and Admiral Stall.
Indianapolis December 6 Clyde A Walb chairman of the Republican State central committee sent a letter to Gov Warren T McCray requesting he pledge to aid in hastening the governor’s trial on eight Marion county indictments and to resign if convicted If not resigning immediate steps would be taken to convene the legislature in a special session to consider impeachment The move follows discussions with Republican leaders among others there were rumors of promises to resign if charged but no confirmation
President Coolidge addresses the new Congress reflecting on President Harding's death and legacy. He praises his humanity and justice while urging careful, judicial discussion of foreign policy and rejection of partisan warfare. He endorses a court established approach as practical for international relations.
The article highlights Allied pressures on the United States, support for Mellon’s plan and dry laws, and a calm Harding tribute that impresses crowds. It notes calls for immigrant restrictions, aid for farmers, and a push for stable financial policies alongside cautious international diplomacy.
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