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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
3
President Coolidge and Vice President Dawes were sworn in during a simple ceremony marked by a large radio audience and a diplomatic corps presence. The event featured a traditional outdoor oath at the Capitol amid an orderly, low‑key inaugural atmosphere and a historic shift in the presidency.
President Coolidge declares aims to lower taxes and promote peace through mutual understanding. He argues for a balanced military, restrained armaments, and a focus on economy at home to sustain prosperity and liberty. He emphasizes constitutional safeguards, party integrity, and national unity in a hopeful postwar era.
President Coolidge used his ancestral family Bible for the oath of office in Washington after the 1923 inauguration. The Bible, kept by the Coolidge family in Vermont, ties generations with birth and death dates and was brought to Washington for the ceremony by Colonel Coolidge who administered the oath to his son in August 1923.
The Island of Tortola in the western Atlantic near Panama is designated a bombing target for army planes. The five acre islet consists mostly of barren rock and ore.
The Norse centennial celebration will feature a Civil War and World War veteran guard for President Coolidge during his June 8 trip to Minneapolis and St. Paul. About 20 veterans from each war will join the official party, with organizers expecting Washington officials and possibly Crown Prince Olaf.
An advertisement extols Joint-Ease as a quick lasting remedy for rheumatism in any joint. It claims it relieves agony and misery regardless of chronicity and urges readers to use Joint-Hase and Joint-Kase as recommended at druggists everywhere.
A resident weighs staying amid rioting pressure versus fleeing as threats circulate. The mayor warns that running may invite a public hanging, while remaining risks personal danger and possible mob actions.
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