Dawes Inaugural Angers Coolidge as Senate Reacts
Charles Gates Dawes’s vice presidential address ignites a painful, dramatic scene in the senate chamber. Dawes delivers four pointed sentences amid shrieks and gesticulation while Coolidge reddens and senators react with astonishment and humor. Watson steadies the chamber as oath ceremonies proceed.
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James O’donnell Bennett
Chicano Tribune
Washington, D. C
Charles Gates Dawes
United States
United States Senate
Coolidge
Gen. Dawes
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Senate
Barah
Dawes
Congress
Andrew Johnson
Tninois
Charlie Dawes
Senate Confrontation Marks Sudden Oath Ceremony
The scene erupted as Dawes announced portico rites with Barry to escort new senators. Ashurst protested while the vice president shook hands and urged others forward. After the ceremonies, Watson restored order and the body adjourned to noon with the new senators enrolled.
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Dawes
Barry
Ashurst
Dem. Ariz
Watson
Gen. Dawes
Reed
Hasang
Cromwell Watson
Underwood
Wilson
Hale
Rep
Maine
Coolidge
Committee On Arrangements
Mr. Hale
Dawes Presides Quietly as Senate Questions Actions
Vice President Dawes wielded the gavel softly in the Senate after a rowdy inauguration. Senator Reed warned of procedural peril, and a riders' resolution urged that Dawes’s actions not be repeated. The chamber approved a cautious resolution while Dawes remained mostly silent.
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Dawes
United States Senate
Ashurst
Arizona
Senate
Albert Baird Cummins
Des Moines
Cummins
Brookhart
Iowa
Gen. Dawes
Watson
Coolidge
Reed
Mahomet
Senate Schooling Dawes Over Inaugural Etiquette
Washington March 5 The Senate tried to rebuke new Vice President Dawes for rough handling of time honored customs. The clash over rules and the roster signing ended with a swift resolution and a calm adjournment after an executive session.
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Washington
Dawes
Senate
Jesson
President College
Hale
Maine
Curtis
Reed
Missouri
Skirts Above Knees Featured In Paris Fashion
Paris designers push skirts above the knees with curled eyelashes and reddened ears as passengers returning on the Olympic report. Mrs Bertram Parker European fashion editor notes Paris samples differ from New York styles. Miss Nina Boldbin cites new Paris makeup including reddened ears and brown eyelids.
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New York
Paris
Bertram Parker
Nina Boldbin
Master Hair Dressers’ Association
Sonny Willis Confesses to Killing Doctor Baldwin
Harold Sonny Willis, 14, who claimed he killed Dr. Benjamin Baldwin to protect his mother Margaret Willis, surrendered to juvenile authorities for a murder charge. Prosecutors call the confession entirely incredible as his mother awaits sentencing for the doctor’s murder.
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Los Angels
Calif
Harold
Sonny” Willis
Margaret Willis
Lfe
Five Hundred Visit Pope Pius At Vatican
In Rome on March 9 Cardinal O Connell led nearly 500 American pilgrims into Pope Pius XII's presence at the Vatican. The pope greeted each pilgrim with a kiss on the ring and gave a commemorative medal then issued a benediction to the Americans and their families. He spoke of unity universality and continuity in the Catholic faith and noted preparations for pilgrimages from France and Germany.
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America
Boston
O’connell
Pius
Consistorial
Pope Pius
France
Germany
City Library Hours Open Daily 2 to 5 and 7 to Dep.
The city library, under Librarian Mrs H J Oliphant, operates daily except Sunday with visiting hours from 2 to 5 in the afternoon and from 7 to a unspecified closing time, indicating extended evening access.
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H. J. Oliphant
Foreclosure Suit against Andrew and Myrtle Pool
Noord Amerikaansche Hypotheekbank sues Andrew J. Pool and Myrtle Pool in Sweet Grass Montana for foreclosure on government lots and section 12 land totaling about 319.44 acres to satisfy five notes totaling 1100 plus interest taxes and costs. The complaint seeks sale of the lands to pay the mortgage, taxes, costs, and fees with default judgment if no answer within twenty days. First publication Feb 19 1925. last publication Mar 12 1925.
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Sixth Judicial District
Monalia
Sweet Ivass
Noord Amerikaansche Hypotheekbank
North American Mortgage Company
Andrew J. Pool
Myrtle Pool
Range 16
Montana Meridian
United States
Sweet Grass
A. D
Notice to Creditors in Montana Estate of William Hughes
In the Sixth Judicial District Court of Montana Sweet Grass County, the executrix Rosie Hughes announces creditors must present claims against William M. Hughes, deceased, with proper evidence within four months after March 12 1925. Claims should be sent to Rosie Hughes at her Grey Cliff home. Jol E Barbour serves as attorney for the executrix.
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Montana
Willian M. Hughes
William M. Hughes
Rosie Hughes
Grey Cliff
Sweet Grass County
Jol. E. Barbour
Executrix
Sheriff Sale of Montana Ranches and Water Rights in Sweet Grass
The case of Jacob Hoyem versus G B Pope Montana Ranches Co and others heads to a sheriff sale on March 21, 1925 at 2:00 PM at the Big Timber courthouse. It lists multiple land parcels in sections 5 8 9 15 township 1 north range 16 east, a cemetery exclusion, and water rights totaling 615 statutory inches plus 250 inches. Also included are associated ditches headgates flumes and appurtenances with all hereditaments. Publication notes February 26 and March 5 12 19 1925.
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District Court
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Sweet Grass County
Jacob Hoyem
G. B. Pope
Montana Ranches Co
Alexander Bittner
Mary Bittner
Big Timber
Sweet Grass
Sweet Grass Creek
Der
Ed Brannin
Frank Whitsel
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