Word: vetoes
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Joint Conference took the bill up once more. The date "March 1, 1925," was changed to "July 1, 1924." in which form it was deemed likely of acceptance. But there was truth in Mr. Longworth's remarks. President Coolidge may feel obliged to veto the entire bill in the interest of international amity
...first veto message to issue from the White House during the present Administration descended upon a pension bill. This bill, sponsored by Senator Holm O. Bursum of New Mexico, was passed by both Houses during April. It was similar to a bill vetoed by President Harding...
...Bursum, seeing his proposal vetoed, was expected to try to over-ride the veto. But no one expected to see him succeed...
Hochii: "The Japanese Government can only wait for the decision of the President, whose veto is our only hope...
...proposed that the President should serve for seven years, and could be any Turk eligible for the office of Deputy. The Assembly ruled that the President must be a Deputy chosen by the Deputies, and that his term of office must equal that of the Assembly's mandate. Veto power is restricted. Normally all bills must be promulgated by the President within ten days. Organic statutes and budget laws may be returned by the President, with reasons attached. If voted a second time they must be promulgated...