Harding and Coolidge Inaugurated Amid Formal Ceremonies
Washington March 4 President Harding and Vice President Coolidge were inaugurated in simple ceremonies marking the transfer from Wilson. Harding took the oath at 1:18 p m and delivered a brief inaugural address while troops and crowds filled the Capitol.
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Pocket Veto Stunts Army Aid and Immigration Bill
In Washington on March 4 President Wilson used the pocket veto to block the army appropriation and also vetoed the immigration restriction bill. The action pauses funding while shaping early policy on national security and immigration.
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Bethel Town Meeting Debates Land Use and Notable Birthdays
Fred West attends regional relatives meeting near Montnedier while Elroy Wheeler joins in a village affair. T. D. Lavere plans to clear and grade timber land bought from the town for a canal project to transport goods by gravity. HL Chamberlin and Juliana Sylvester mark anniversaries and social visits, amid a town gathering welcoming guests. A serious accident involves Dr. Burrell’s car injuring a man, who is saved by bystanders before the car’s escape.
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Loss Likely After Schooner Anne Laura McKenny Wreck
A cablegram from Peoria Mexico reports the schooner Anne Laura McKenny probably totaled after a wreck. The vessel carried 1000 tons of coal from Philadelphia. vessel and cargo valued around 810,000 dollars. Owners note no lives mentioned, implying all aboard survived.
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Hooper Sold by Boston to Chicago Americans
Boston announces the transfer of Harry Hooper, veteran outfielder, to the Chicago Americans for a package including Jaher Collies and Marty Lielerled. Manager Hugh Duffy confirms the deal as part of reshaping the lineup, with Hooper leaving the Red Six outfield core.
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Coolidge Takes Senate Gavel Amid Inaugural Ceremony
President Coolidge assumes the Senate gavel as part of the inaugural ceremonies in Washington. The address outlines a balance of legislative and executive power, stressing liberty and the guardianship of constitutional authority. President Harding did not attend, citing health concerns, while Mrs. Wilson accompanied him and Admiral Hitzon.
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President Harding Voices Postwar Disarmament and Unity
President Harding declares the United States stands ready to associate with nations to propose a disarmament path and ease upkeep burdens. He urges cooperation of all people and rejects permanent military alliances while seeking fellowship and arbitration in world affairs. He emphasizes liberty under law and the divine inspiration of the founders.
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Congress Cuts Teacher Bill and Other Vermont News
In March at Washington the Senate adjourned sine die after a session cutting 8 1 455 185 920 from estimates. Vermont news notes the state Senate passing the teachers college bill 120 to 1 and the House approving a pay raise for the attorney general. A separate item reports a Boston wire-cracking attempt thwarted by police at Sumner Crosby and Son with one suspect wounded and two others escaping.
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Bondholders Consider Trolley Future in Berlin Montpelier
John J. Flynn of Burlington seeks a conference with Berlin Montpelier to discuss the Hare Montpelier Traction and Power Co. future. The March 8 meeting may explore bondholders taking over the line to safeguard their financial interest and continuity of service.
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Talk of the Town notes parishioners and recoveries in Barre
Local notices report Gustons recovering from appendicitis in Barre while Mrs. James Black and Mrs. Margaret Brown visit Gloucester. Mrs. John Oblin and Miss Ruth Parker undergo medical care. A son born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Wy La Perkins of Montpelier. Barber Hines resumes cashier duties. Rev. Wo E Brantel’s family mourns Arthur Brantel. Knights of Columbus event in Barre with talks and concerts, featuring Leone Keymelée and Mrs. Stetly Averill.
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Websterville Retirees Acknowledge Local Residents
Mea. Nese Brady, once a prominent local figure, retired this week. She was accompanied by her sister and is seen with relatives and friends during the retirement gathering. Jamies Miller plans to visit Saturday, with nearby relatives expected to attend.
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Rev Huntington resigns Barre charge amid move to Mechanicsville
Rev David Huntington pastor of the Barre Episcopal Church the Church of the Good Shepherd resigns after a call from St Luke's Mechanicsville offering a 8700 higher salary. He plans to leave Barre next week with wife and family after serving two years in Barre and previously in Grand Rapids and Western Michigan. He organized a community house in Barre and led Boy Scouts work. The vestry will meet soon to arrange departure and settle church obligations. Bishop Blice of Burlington will preach Palm Sunday at Barre.
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Funeral of Mrs Mary Dudley at Tenday home
The funeral for Mrs Mary Dalles who died at her home 24 Main Street Tenday was held yesterday after noon at 2 oest. Rev FO Moker of the Universalist church officiated at the service and at the grave in Elwood Cemetery where the body will be buried. Pallbearers were sons and a nephew. Wreaths and other tokens were sent by relatives and friends from Quincy Mass and local attendees. Private interment followed at Elmwood Cemetery.
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