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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
6
President Coolidge in his inaugural address pledges to light en the tax burden at home and pursue peace through mutual understandings abroad. He emphasizes economy, restraint in taxation, and a constitutional, law guided republic with focus on national unity and responsible governance.
President Coolidge took the oath in a simple, televised ceremony on the Capitol’s east front with Chief Justice Taft administering. Vice President Dawes also took the oath, marking the first time since 19 months with two concurrent inaugurations and a large public turnout along Pennsylvania Avenue.
St Louis opens a $1 350 000 union market next June as the second largest in the nation with six public scales for buyers to verify weights. Discrepancies may be reported to the seller or marketmaster. The reinforced concrete brick veneer building will use the first floor for markets and three upper floors for public auto storage, and spans a full block 270 by 195 feet.
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