Harding's Address Outlines Key Proposals and Goals
Washington on March 4 reports President Harding's policies focus on not directing old world policies, avoiding permanent military alliances, forming a nations conference, pursuing near disarmament, creating mediation machinery, clarifying international law, and establishing a world court. Additional aims include promoting trade, cutting expenditures, improving administration, easing taxes, supporting agriculture, ending government experiments in business, and achieving industrial peace.
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Washington
Association of Nations
Inaugural Address Emphasizes Domestic Policy
President Harding’s inaugural speech centers on immediate industrial and domestic reform, with brief remarks on international relations. He champions liberty within the law, divine guidance for the founding, and non involvement in old world entanglements while warning of postwar challenges and material losses.
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Warren G. Harding
United States
League of Nations
Association of Nations
Harding
Unions Notify Bugg Of Likely Withdrawal Soon
Atlanta March 4 Unions representing workers on the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railway told receiver B L Bugg that withdrawal from service is probable within 24 hours and will continue until a tribunal settles wage rates set by the United States railway labor board. The notice, sanctioned by international heads, sought any possible preclusion of action.
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Atlanta
Grand Lodge
Uniona
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railway
B. L. Bugg
United States Railway Labor Board
Bugg
Federal District
Sibley
Colonel Bugg
Senator Johnson lauds Harding inaugural address
Senator Johnson of California expresses delight at President Harding's reaffirmation of national policy and his emphatic stance on old world entanglements, calling the speech the end of the league of nations. Washington remarks reflect approval of the president's approach and foreign policy.
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Washington, D.C
Harding
League of Nations
Johnson
California
Oath Administered By Chief Justice Edward D White
In a historic moment during President elect Harding's inauguration the oath was administered by Edward D White chief justice of the Supreme Court He had previously sworn in President Wilson for both terms ensuring a continuity of ceremony and constitutional practice across administrations
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Harding
Edward D. White
Supreme Court
Wilson
Close Reductions Mark Final Day at Morris Stock
Today marks the closing day of Lee Morris’s stock sale on Broad street. The sale, praised as the most successful event in the city, offers substantial bargains from leading manufacturers with every item backed by a guarantor. Remodeling begins Monday after the sale ends tonight, and early shoppers are urged to go in the morning for best results.
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LEE Morris
Broad Street
Morris
Hig
Rev Henry Sweets To Address Boys Meeting Sunday
Rev Henry H Sweets of Louisville Ky will speak at the Y M C A Sunday afternoon meeting for boys on What Is It to Be a Christian The event is part of the Presbyterian churchs denominational work urging every boy to attend and invite friends Bible Class for older high school boys meets at 11 am with Mr Forbes in the Y M C A office to continue Dr Jeremiah W Jenks Life Problems of High School Boys course
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Young Men's Christian Association
Presbyterian Church
Henry H. Sweets
Louisville
Forbes
Bio
Jeremiah W. Jenks
Labor Union Officials Skip Harding Inauguration
Washington March 4 The executive committee of the American Federation of Labor met most of the day and did not attend the inauguration. The delegation remained in session in Washington D C, providing no attendance at the Harding ceremony.
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Labor Committee
Harding
Washington, D. C
American Federation of Labor
Reins of Government Pass During Harding Inaugural
Washington March 4 crowds overran the White House grounds as Harding opened the executive mansion to the public for the first time since 1917. The ceremony echoed Washingtons precedent as Harding conferred with his cabinet in an inaugural session and prepared to begin work with his family present.
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Associated Press
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Warren G. Harding
Harding
George Washington
Senate
Coolléze
White House
George T. Harding
Marion
Hardings
George B. Christian, Jr
Submarine Floated and One Still Stuck In Coast Guard Operation
One submarine 0-8 was floated by a New Bedford coast guard cutter this afternoon while another sub 0-7 remained stranded off Fishers Island awaiting morning flotation. In Bowling Green, Champ Clark’s body will lie in state at the courthouse Monday before funeral services, with local American Legion post members serving as guard of honor.
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Associated Press
New Bedford
Mass
Coast Guard
New York
Fishers Island
Bowling Green
Champ Clark
Willie
W. Smith
American Legion
Guard of Honor
Harding First Newspaper Publisher to Become President
Washington March 4 War ren G Harding is the first newspaper publisher to serve as president of the United States. He is the twenty ninth chief executive, counting Cleveland twice. Nineteen presidents were lawyers at election time. three are classified as statesmen. two as soldiers. two as farmers. one as a public official. Virginia leads in nativity with eight presidents and Ohio with seven native sons. Eighteen presidents have been cold lone men. one graduated from West Point. no college education for King.
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Washington, D. C
Warren G. Harding
United States
Cleveland
Harding
Senate
Virginia
Washington
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
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Tyler
Taylor
Wilson
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Hayes
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McKinley
Taft
West Point
King
Basketball Will Be Bill at Y M C A Saturday Night
A lively program at the YMCA features a Christian College versus Social Circle clash as the main event, with the Preps against Working Boys' Club on the undercard. The girls’ team misidentification is cleared, and both games are expected to be spirited with TNT fueled play and fireworks slated for 8 o clock. Costa Rican forces seize Guabito near Bocas del Toro as Panama troops retreat, leaving casualties. Rear Admiral Bryan ordered to protect American interests and sails aboard the gun boat Dolphin toward the fighting zone.
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Ial Circle
Christ In College
TNT
Associates Press
Panama
Bryan
Nicarauga
Dolphin
National Railway Executives Vote to Abolish Committee
New York March 4 The national association of railway executives voted to abolish a committee and urged decentralization in labor relations. They said the move was aimed at restoring normal freight rates and avoiding national boards of adjustment while continuing to seek mutual accord with workers and management.
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Associated Press
New York
National Association of Railway Executives
Toeek
National
Eaid
Dinty Pleases Hundreds at Athens Theater Show
The Marshall Nelson production featuring Wesley Barry played yesterday and today at the Palace. A matinee drew nearly a thousand children with the full crowd for the evening show as adults and more kids filled the house. The program includes vaudeville acts and a Vitagraph comedy, with Barry the standout in a thrilling story and stellar cast.
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Athens
Marshall Nelslan
Wesley Barry
First National
Gidley
Barry
Matt
Jeff
Vitagraph
Palace
Fire damages roof at Franklin Street dwelling
Fire crews were summoned to a small dwelling on Franklin Street at 9:15 last night to extinguish a blaze on the roof. The fire is believed to have started from a defective fire. Only minor damage resulted as flames were quickly controlled.
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Franklin Street
Thumbnail sketch of Warren G. Harding 28th president
Warren Gamaliel Harding born November 2 1855 in Blooming Grove Marion County Ohio. He studied at Ohio Central College 1879 to 1882 entered the newspaper business in Marion Ohio 1884 and became publisher of the Marion Star. He served in the Ohio Senate 1899 to 1906 was Lieutenant Governor 1904 to 1906 ran for Ohio governor in 1910 and won election to the United States Senate in 1914. He later became president on November 2 1920.
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Warren Gamaliel Harding
United States
Blooming Grove
Marion County
Ohio
Ohio Central College
Marion
Woodrow Wilson Leaves Presidency Behind as Private Citizen
Washington March 4 Eight storm tossed years in the presidency ended today for Woodrow Wilson known as plain Woodrow Wilson as he greeted Rear Admiral Grayson and waved to crowds. He drove with President-elect Harding to his new home on Avenue passing the White House without stopping and later appeared at a window to acknowledge cheering spectators. The scene showed Wilson cheerful though fatigued as he said he had no further communication to make and urged courtesy while his throat was sore from trying to speak.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Woodrow Wilson
Grayson
Wilson
Pennsylvania Avenue
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White House
League of Nations Axsociation
Democratic Central Committee
District of Columbia
Senator Lodge
Involuntary Manslaughter Charged Over Wreck Deaths
At the coroner's inquest in Valparaiso Indiana on March 4 the Michigan Central engineer and fireman were charged with involuntary manslaughter for the death of 37 people in Sunday night wreck at the New York Central and Michigan Central crossing.
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Associated Proes
Valparaiso
Ind
New York Centre
Michigan Central
Funeral Services for Mrs. Lou Stone Bailey
Funeral services for Mrs. Lou Stone Bailey, widow of Samuel Bailey, were held at her daughter's home conducted by Rev. Walter Anthony and Rev. S J Cartledge. Interment followed at the Stone family cemetery near Center, Ca. She is survived by her daughter Mia A Puckett a son John R Bailey five brothers and a sister including B A Stone John Stone J A Stone L A Stone M A Stone and Mrs Maud Almond.
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Lou Stone Bailey
A. F. Puckett
Walter Anthony
S. J. Cartledge
Stone Family
Center
Bailey
Samuel Bailey
Mia. A. P. Puckett
John R. Bailey
Washington, Ga
A. Stone
Greensboro
John Stone
Fort Worth
Tex
J. A. Stone
Hull
L. A. Stone
Bishop, Ga
M.A. Stone
Athens
Maud Almond
Jacksonville
Employed Boys' Brotherhood Organized at Y
At a Y M C A meeting Friday night an Employed Boys' Brotherhood was formed with Abu Nix as leader. Roy Dean is president, Clyde Anderson vice president, Warner Jones secretary, and Edward Hicktower treasurer. The group includes boys aged 16 to 20 who are employed in the city and aims to aid the employed youths of Athens.
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Y. M. CA
Abu Nix
Roy Dean
Clyde ‘Anderson
Warner Jones
Edward Hicktower
Athens
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