Dawes Warns Senate To Speed Up In Inaugural Proceedings
The report describes Dawes urging reform of Senate procedure during President Coolidge's inauguration events. Dawes, reading a guarded manuscript, questions the chamber’s pace as cabinet officers laugh, while Coolidge remains expressionless. The vice president directs oaths for new senators and rapid progression follows.
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Senate
Dawes
Wongresmmen
President Coolidge
Contess
Coolidge
Cole L. Blease
South Carolina
Dawe
Mr. Dawes
Inauguration Day Senate Session and Recess
The senate, after the president's inauguration on the east front, adjourned briefly for a recess. Dawes hosted informal receptions with newly sworn senators before returning to the White House to review the parade. Senator Reed noted a roster signing concern, then the senate adjourned until tomorrow.
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Senate
Capitol
Dawes
President Coolidge
Mr. Dawes
Wa’ Ton
Indiana
Reed
Missouri
Jury rules bones belong to escaped prisoner Jones
A coroner jury declared the skeleton found seven miles southeast of Butte belongs to Cleveland Jones, a 24-year-old Memphis youth who escaped a state penitentiary transfer and died on the Continental divide. Evidence tying the bones to Jones included an Elgin watch, a tie clasp, and a bar pin found near the site. The case cites exposure to cold and wild animals as the cause of death as determined by the judge.
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Cleveland Jones
Memphis
State
Deer Lodge
Daniels County
Skeleton
Continental Divide
Butte
Silver Bow
Seton
Jones and W
Columbia Quartet at Winter Garden in Butte Tonight
The Columbia quartet with Rov Mervin Dempsey Billy Driscoll and Paul Rooney will perform at the Winter Garden dance in Butte tonight along with the Loomis entertainers. Knights Templars are asked to appear in uniform at the sonic temple in Anaconda at 2 pm to escort the funeral of Sir Knight Richard Tu B. ABBOTT.
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Columbia Quartet
Butte
Rov
Mervin Dempsey
Billy Driscoll
Paul Rooney
Loomis Entertainers
Knights Templars
Sonic Temple
Anaconda
Sir Knight
Richard Tu B. Abbott
Pin
Mandell Seeks Leonard Crown in Lightweight Quest
Sammy Mandell of Rockford Illinois, a leading lightweight, joins the New York state athletic commission light weight tournament without an owner after Benny Leonard retired from active boxing. Mandell, who recently beat Sid Terris on points, is viewed as the top challenger in the hunt for Leonard’s crown and is expected to enter the tourney.
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Associated Press
New York
Sammy Mandell
Rockford
Til
New York State Athletic Con
Benny Leonard
Ave
Ringbie Hane
Mandell
Sid Terris
Leonard
Finnish-American A C breaks 21 mile record in 1:49.
Willie Hitola from the Finnish American club set a new world record pace at 21 miles with a final time of 1 minute 49 seconds, finishing one second behind the current mark.
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Associated Press
Meemille
Waite
Willie Hitola
A.C
Fintaning
Olympic club invites top athletes to San Francisco meets
President Humphreys announces inviting Bruin stars and other international competitors to the AAU track and field championships at the new San Francisco stadium on July 2 to 4. Letters go to Erle Liddell of Edinburgh G H B Stallard and Harold Abrahamson of Oxford among invitees. Cleveland club emails remind players to abstain from liquor and stay in rooms by midnight as part of discipline.
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William F. Humphreys
Olympic Club of
San Francisco
Ciass
New York
Bruin
A.A. U
Erle Liddell
University of Edinburg
A. G. D. Lowe
G. H. B. Stallard
Cambridge
Harold Abrahamson
Oxford
Cleveland Baseball Club
Hibernians to Honor Memory of St. Patrick
The Ancient Order of Hibernians and the Ladies auxiliary will observe St. Patrick’s Day with a solemn high mass at St. Joseph’s church sung by Michael McCormack. The master of ceremonies from across the state will attend. An evening grand ball follows at the society hall in Centerville, with committee members J. J. Lynch, Thomas Sullivan, Charles Kennedy, T. J. McCarthy, John Griblin, Michael Ward, James E. Murray, Michael Sullivan, W. J. Sewall, John J. McCarthy, Dennis J. Harrington, Charles H Gallagher and J. M. Brown.
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Order of Hibernians
Ladies
Patric
St. Joseph's Church
Michael McCormack
Butte
Hibernians
Centerville
Arcrangementa
J. J. Lynch
Thomas Sullivan
Charles Kennedy
T. J. McCarthy
John Griblin
Michael Ward
James’ E.” Murray
Michael Sullivan
W. J. Sewall
John J. McCarthy
Dennis J. Harrington
Charles H Gallagher
J. M. Brown
Engineers to See Fire Clay Films at Broadway
In a lively program engineers will attend a March meeting then be treated to a one night show featuring Bringing Up Father in Ireland at the Broadway Theater next Tuesday. A chorus of Irish girls aids the production while an ad offers Foley products and medicines. The piece notes full Ready military clothing for sale in South Africa.
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Father
F' Ther
Ireland
Broadway Thater
Foley
Crearly
South Af
Government flag at top of staff in mourning notice
Report notes half mast flags and the death of W. A. Clark as explained by Postmaster Richard Brimacombe. Treasury department regulations are cited regarding flag display and weather interruptions during business hours.
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W. A. Clark
Richard Brimacombe
Treasury Department
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Thone
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Los Angeles
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Salt Lake City
Studebaker Star Motor International Truck
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