President Coolidge on Service and World Peace
The President argues for the law of service guiding both domestic policy and foreign relations. He cites government scandals, calls for fair taxation, and rejects militarism, urging cooperation and justice to deter arms races and promote lasting peace. He endorses the permanent court of international justice and considers a new world conference.
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Cash option showdown in Senate on wartime bonus bill
Senate floor drama over adding a cash option to the pending insurance soldier bonus bill. Copeland and allies press for the option, Curtis to push a final vote. Walsh and others caution it could doom the overall bonus. Endorsement from the American Legion looms as Republicans weigh veto risks. A separate Muscle Shoals bid promises cheaper fertilizer with higher plant food content if selected.
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