Word: laws
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...have been too occupied. The agenda of the interview is: What shall John Coolidge, 21, do with himself after being graduated by Amherst this month? John Coolidge discussed the matter last week with a newsgatherer. One thing was certain he said. He was not thinking of entering the Harvard Law School. He would go into Business somewhere. But first, he said, he wanted to talk with his father. . . . Florence Trumbull, first daughter of Connecticut, was asked again last week, if she is engaged to John Coolidge. "I always say it has not been announced," said...
...Should the President "pocket'' a bill and do nothing for ten days, the bill, if Congress is still sitting, becomes law. But should Congress adjourn within ten days of a bill's passage, the President can kill the bill by doing nothing...
...Amended, passed and sent to conference the Senate bill liberalizing the immigration law to permit entry of aliens' relatives...
...Repassed over the President's veto, 245 to 101, the Senate's retirement-pay bill for volunteer War officers. The Senate having overridden the veto, the bill becomes law...
...Repassed over the President's veto, 70 to 9 and 63 to 17, the House's two postal-pay bills. Having been repassed by the House, the bills became law...