Washington Inauguration Day Plans and League Debate
The piece describes Marion plans for President Harding's inauguration with a large farewell reception, crowds in Washington, and anticipated record audience for the first utterance. It notes Wilson’s proclamation holiday, and reports rival views by Hughes on joining the League of Nations with reservations.
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Harding
McAfee
Trinity Baptist Church
Hardings
Wilson
Fort Myer
Hughes Stands Behind a Practical League of Nations
The article analyzes Charles Evans Hughes position as secretary of state under Harding. It notes his support for a League of Nations, but not Versailles version. A 1919 letter to Senator Hale advocates a league to develop international law and justice. Hughes argues the document must give effect to aspiration and outlines seven covenant changes proposed by President Wilson.
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Hughes
Harding
Mr. Hughes
League of Nations
Europe
Versailles
Hale
New York
Union League Club
Wilson
Senate
Ofr
Longworth
Ohio
White House
Congress
Great Falls
The Agitation of Senator Reed
The piece portrays Senator Reed as volatile toward Hoover's cabinet nomination. It mocks his temper and predicts a filibuster if needed, noting his willingness to speak for a month. It treats Reed as a political antagonist and portrays him as unstable in the face of Hoover.
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Reed
Mr. Hoover
Senate
Hoover
Aerial mail service to speed New York to San Francisco
The article argues for a continuous day and night aerial mail route between New York and San Francisco promising delivery within two days, aiding banks and businesses. It notes night flying advances with illuminated compasses and predicts expansion to cover all regions, plus commentary on President Harding and contemporary political references.
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New York
San Francisco
Reading tone from Montana papers on Harding and oil era
A compilation of editorial clippings from Montana papers discussing President Harding's incoming administration, Democratic stance on opposition, oil production trends, pioneer heritage, legislative performance, tariff measures, and Harding's salary tax status. The clippings reflect opinions on policy, free speech, and potential investigations into oil industry promoters.
Denmark UN Assembly Rep Mme Forchhammer Active in Public Life
Mme Henni Forchhammer named as one of Denmark's three representatives to the League of Nations assembly in Switzerland. The temporary chair of the International Women's Congress is noted for long public service in Denmark, with the other two seats held by Norway and Sweden.
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Henni Forchhammer
International Women's Congress
Denmark
League of Nations Assembly
Switzerland
Mme,orchhammer
Assembly
Norway
Sweden
Mme. Forchhammer
International
Flashes of Lightning and a Courtroom Bond
A jumble of quotes from newspapers and a Kansas City anecdote about a wife sending her husband a misdated portrait. The items touch on politics, taxation, and marital trouble, framed as brief satirical remarks. The piece notes Judge Landis, President Harding, and a Chicago firm in a lighthearted clipping about mistaken portraits and an impending divorce.
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Kansas City
W. J Burke
Chicago
Mr. J. Burke
Horoscope for Wednesday March 2 1921
Astrology warns of sinister power and Neptune adverse while Venus promises love and prosperity. Saturn darkens power, labor faces pressure. women gain influence and public movements flourish. Prohibition enforcement faces a foe but women’s organizations and fashion trades may thrive under favorable aspects.
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Venus
Saturn
Enus
McCture
Mewepne
Bottles Scarce Spark Second Hand Trade Rise
Europe faces bottle shortage pushing up demand for used containers. Prewar Europe valued empty bubbly bottles, while champagne bottles were banned. Rag-and-bone merchants paid little for common bottles but now chase champagne bottles as king of the trade. J. Fenimore Cooper info adds literary note.
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Europe
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