Inauguration Simplicity Echoes Through Era of Presidents
Washington to Harding parade contrasts mark a nation’s evolving ceremony as the article traces inaugural pageantry from Washington’s carriage to Hardings motor ride. It notes Jefferson Adams Madison Monroe Jackson Van Buren and Lincoln eras, culminating in Grant’s grand parade and later presidents.
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Legislature in Recess Delays Key Measures Amid Deadlock
Montana lawmakers, amid a wrangle over taxation and enforcement bills, pressed third readings late into the night. The Senate and House remained at odds on coal tax, cement duties, and a proposed tax commission, with several conference committees formed to resolve differences before adjournment.
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Ititiated Inaugural Ceremony Mixed With Noise and Pace
The piece describes an inaugural day marked by pomp yet tempered by solemnity as President Harding takes office after McKinley’s death. It contrasts past simple inaugurations with today’s elaborate routines and notes the Capitol and White House resuming official business amid lingering carnival atmosphere.
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President WB honored with engraved watch by Senate colleagues
Ilena, president of the Senate, was presented with an engraved watch as a token of esteem by fellow upper house members. Bernier Duned delivered a brief speech, voiced by the Members of the Senate. Chaplain John Chirawin and Sergeant at Arms Glenn E. Wireman also received mementoes from the Senate.
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Fireman Tony O Boyle Injured Fighting House Fire
Fireman Tony O Boyle sustained a broken right arm late last night while battling a blaze at the Leamer residence. The home and family were damaged. Britt Wood, vaudeville headliner, was arraigned in federal court in Great Falls under the Stan act. Awaiting trial in Salt Lake City with $500 bail.
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Leamer
Associated Press
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Butte
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Harding selects Christian for White House secretary role
The article notes the administration of Wilson ending as President-elect Harding confirms George B. Christian Jr. of Marion will become secretary at the White House. It mentions cabinet figures including Willis, Harry M. Daugherty, and others from Ohio as part of the transition.
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No New Counties Move Through Legislature
The report notes the push to form Joe Brown county from Cruse territory, with Cruse housing the state's only oil field. Lawmakers debate division rules, require a $12 million valuation for the mother county and $6 million for the new one, and confirm concurrent passage of the conference committee recommendations.
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Wilson to return to law practice with Colby in new firm
President Wilson announced he will resume the practice of law. He plans a partnership with Bainbridge Colby, the retiring secretary of state, establishing offices in New York and Washington to focus on international law amid postwar needs.
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Former Mrs Leeds Now Princess III
Princess Anastasia widow of Christopher Reece, formerly Mrs William B Leeds of New York, reportedly in serious condition due to stomach trouble after a period of illness. The couple wed in Switzerland in early 1920 and she is identified with New York society.
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