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Morrow & Maņana. Political protests died away. There was nothing the anti-Morrow Senators could do until the Senate should meet in December. Meantime Mr. Morrow would go to Mexico so soon as Secretary of State Frank Billings Kellogg reached Washington to complete a commissioning in which he actually had no part. Such instructions as Mr. Morrow received were direct from his friend Calvin Coolidge...
Prediction. Wrote able Correspondent Clinton W. Gilbert of the New York Evening Post: "One of the possibilities ... is Mr. Morrow's promotion to the Secretaryship of State if Secretary Kellogg should retire before the end of President Coolidge's term in office. But in any case Mr. Morrow's appointment opens the way to a public career for him, either in the Cabinet or in higher European diplomatic posts, under this or subsequent Republican administrations...
...President Coolidge, Mrs. Coolidge, John Coolidge, two white collies, two chows, Rebecca Raccoon arrived in Washington. At the station to meet the Presidential party were Cabinet Members Mellon, Kellogg, Jardine and Sargent. After handshakes and animal pat-tings, the Coolidges and their companions got into several limousines and swept rapidly through the Capital. Rob Roy, veteran collie, disturbed the ride with bounds, plunges, whines; shedding his white hair on formal apparel, then, he pressed his cold nose against the glass, to get a first glimpse of the White House. Arriving, he bolted down the corridor, into the elevator; jumped...
During the morning he had conference with Republican Floor Leaders of the Senate ( Charles Curtis of Kansas) and of the House (John Q. Tilson of Connecticut). Both advised against an extra session of Congress. Secretary of State Frank Billings Kellogg, occupied most of the President's afternoon...
...Secretary of State Frank Billings Kellogg last week received a letter from Senator William Edgar Borah, who had heard that the proposed new French borrowings in the U. S. would be 100 millions at 6%. Mr. Borah, chairman of the foreign relations committee of the U. S. Senate, recalled that the last U. S. offer to adjust the French debt was to accept fifty cents on the dollar and 1¼% interest. This offer France refused as oppressive, unjust. Said Mr. Borah: "The disparity between the two propositions seems worthy of consideration. Is the American taxpayer being swindled...