Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1923, Page 19

CODLIDGE FOR TAX SLASH, SAYS BORAK idaho Senator Sees Presi- ‘dent Before Issuing State- ment on Proposal. Senator Borah of Idaho conferred \vith President Coolidge today regard- idg the tax cut proposal, and, accord- ifg to comment made by the senator afterward, “the President is deeply interested in . reducing taxes. was as much as the senator ; say regarding the President’s talk with him today. Scnator Borah intimated that he took . up with the President certain features contained in a statement he has pre- jmared dealing with the tax reduction “ubject and which he proposed to make c later. tor Ernst, republican, of Ken- also saw the President today and @iscussea tax reduction. The senator said emphatically that the people of the country want tax reduction, they deserve it, and that he is strongly in favor of it, He said he would support iy legisiation that would lift the bur- ‘den from the people. He said also that »i was unalterably opposed to a sol- diers’ bonus. © Robison jed the senator tax reduction | W dent today was given some a of what the party work- % in his home stat ing in nization work p; 1 ‘husetts. He told the party was eat ! in organization and the metho dopted to in- » registration of voters, mong women, are meeting siye The President X assured the r(p\lh!h ans of the n—hmd him and that sme form of tax reduction. Delegates Mentioned. h the Presi- ing delegates the next re- on, saying that the the opinion that > thus honored from Ma publican leaders were among tho should be C Butler, republican national 7, 'and some women of u v said that the here was in splen- prevailing senti- or the President 4. been inten feelini in | Ohio that President Coolidge has kzpt } faith with lI.(rdmg polie: 3 Miller Sees President. W. Miller, alien prop- ficd by the of his department ew York financier, urned from > United States moral respon- 1d_stabilizer, he - present a pro- rticipate in the Eu- swing to widely va- of view existing among countries. xpressed himself as being ed with the Prestdent's t in current business de- his comprehensive znized authority on conditions bhilding in he gave the an. opting situation Who' saw the Bresident toder were Louis Marshall of New York, Senators Dale of Vermont. and Spencer | ouri, and Warren Olney of Cali- ! i NAMED TO WEST POINT. President Appoints T. J. Moran, | District Boy. uly 1. appointments as ca- demy from the eighth « include Wilbur J “hurch, as first | . Anderson, Ar- cond alternate: Michael M. amee, Rosslyn: Marion G. 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