The Archive · 1925

S. SENATE'S DUEL WITH PRESIDENT

Second Rejection of Mr. C — Warren, Despite Threat of Recess Appointment

spite of President Coolidge's statement, in re-submitting tothe Senate the nomination of Mr. Charles B. Warren for the post of Attorney-General, that, if again ejected, he would grant Mr. War.

"recess appointment" under which he would be. Attorney-Gen-feral until the next session of Congress, the Senate to-day again rejected the nomination by 46 votes to 39, 'The majority for the rejection on' she previous occasion was 2 (Al to Mar. 17.

Following Mr. Charles B, Warren's refusal to accept a "recess Jappointment" under which he would have been Attorney-General until the next session of Congress, President Coolidge to-day nominated Mr. John Garibaldi Sargent, a. former Vermont State Attorney, as jeandidate for the post of Attorney-General. The Senate has confirmed the nomination.—Reuter's American Service.

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