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Diplomats are diplomats, and their persons are sacred and there must be reparations if they are offended. There have been cases in this country where one of them, upon being arrested and fined for speeding, has objected to the State Department and received an apology and a refund of the fine. But Governor Albert C. Ritchie of Maryland is a stern man. In Baltimore the car of Count Gian Franco Della Porta, attaché of the Italian Embassy, ran into the automobile of a citizen, one Marks. A policeman came up. The Count paid Mr. Marks $30 and departed. Then...
...Treasury has cheated the President, so the Supreme Court decided. It was wrong to attempt to impose any income tax on the President or on Federal judges. Hence Mr. Coolidge is entitled to a refund of the taxes he paid on his salary for the latter half of 1923, and also what he has paid...
Meantime, the critics got busy. It was pointed out that $100,000,000 was only 2½% interest on the debt and that there had been no suggestion as to the rate at which France proposes to refund the debt after the expiration of a five-year moratorium which, it was understood, she would demand...
...said that he had recently invested a sum of money?modest, to be sure, a trifle of $250?in the stock of the De Forest Phonofilm Corporation of Manhattan. Regretting his investment, he had gone to the office of the Corporation, asked for a refund, had been advised that if he parted from his stock he would be sorry all his life. He then offered, he declared, to sell his holding for $150, was told, this time more brusquely, that he had bought the stock would have to keep it. An individual named Elliott was president of the sales corporation...
...subsequently denied by high officials in Washington. To summarize the fundamental causes for the St. Paul collapse would require much analysis of a statistical and eco nomic character-heavy fare for newspaper readers. The occasion for the failure was provided when the road's bankers refused to refund the maturing bonds which forced the insolvency. This action can, in turn, be interpreted according to the taste and fancy of the interpreter. The next Congress may wel: make a special investigation of the situation- as usual, somewhat late...