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Republicans Pin Hopes On Coolidge In 1924 Nomination
The piece notes Coolidge may announce for the 1924 presidential race with William M. Butler as his campaign representative. It discusses McAdoo and Underwood as strong Democratic contenders, and remarks on Johnson's potential role and the influence of Congress on Coolidge's nomination in a transformative political moment.
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Automobile Death Toll Calls for Nationwide Traffic Inquiry
The Association of Life Insurance Presidents urged a national traffic inquiry and tougher driver penalties after reporting this year's automobile deaths will surpass 16 000, up 12 percent from last year. They urged stricter license standards and even broader urban traffic reforms to cut casualties.
Capital Silhouettes and the Boer War in Washington
A reflective piece contrasts bars and debates in Washington with historic wars and peace efforts. It highlights Armageddon’s supposed lack of terminal facilities, Russia’s vodka era, and the Boer War led by Dennis Mullany at his establishment, with literary quarrels over The Washington Post editorials and intense patron discussions at the E street plaza.
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First $100000 Paid On Jefferson's Home Monticello Move
The Jefferson memorial foundation announced the first payment of 100000 toward Monticello, with a 500000 estate purchase price and 400000 due before sale closes. The project aims to raise 1000000 for upkeep and memorial plans, backed by New York leadership and Virginia state efforts. The foundation will oversee estate fees from visitors.
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