Gore outlines policy agenda for West Virginia
West Virginia Governor Howard M. Gore presents a four year program focusing on tax reform to curb excess levies, a halted increase in ordinary state expenses, a rapid capitol project, road bonds funding, and expanded education while stressing public input and prudent fiscal policy. He calls for stable governance and unity amid postwar unrest.
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Howard M. Gore
West Virginia
Mr. Gore
Gore
God
Dawes inaugurated as Vice President amid rule talk
Charles G. Dawes is sworn in as vice president and attends inaugural events. Senators react to his stance on Senate rules, with Dawes stressing rule of right and reason. Delegations from Marietta and Chicago present gavels and flowers as ceremonies conclude with balls and receptions.
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Geena
Charles G. Dawes
Illinois
Washington
United States
Virginia
Dana
Dawes
Reed
Missouri
Goff
West Virginia
Bruce
Maryland
Senate
Soos
Marietta
Ohio
Willis
Republican
Marine Bald
White House
Charles Gates Dawes
Union League Club of
Chicago
Hamilton Club
Gore Inaugural Address Credits State Welfare Hope
Governor Gore delivers inaugural remarks praising public service and pledging to honor the duties of West Virginia leadership. Kincheloe leads song as Governor Morgan introduces the new governor with wishes of success and happiness amid applause. The speech references governance and duties to the people.
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Mr. Morgan
West Virginia
Frank H. Kincheloe
America
Morgan
Gore
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Calomel Alternative
Advert appears to promote Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets as a harmless liver and bowel remedy. It claims tablets are a mild laxative, quick to act, gentler on teeth and gums than calomel and strong liquids, and can relieve headaches dullness and sluggishness from constipation. Prices listed 15¢ and 20¢.
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Dr. Edwards
Coolidge Begins Second Term Amid Grand Inaugural Pageantry
President Coolidge calmly pledges four more years as he swears an oath with Chief Justice Taft presiding. The ceremony draws a muted, orderly crowd on the plaza and Capitol, followed by a parade through Washington with governors, dignitaries, and Mrs. Coolidge in attendance.
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Senate Chamber
White House
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Senate
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Wyoming
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Mr. Coolidge
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Vanes
Capitol
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Taft
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Plaza
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Navy
Marine Corps
John L. Hines
Staf
Capitol Hill
60Th Field Artillery
France
Camp Meade
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Ees
Ross
Cool
Funeral Train Bears Ebert to Heidelberg Burial
Berlin observed the national funeral for the late Friedrich Ebert as his coffin left the city at 6 40 PM en route to Heidelberg. Family, cabinet members, and state officials accompanied the train for the burial in Berg cemetery two hours after arrival. Officials of the city where Ebert was born will oversee the interment. About a million people lined Berlin streets to view the funeral procession. Orations were given by Chancellor Luther and Dr Loeb at the Reichstag building.
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Mar
Germany
Heidelberg
Aedent
Freiderich Ebert
New Republic
Ela
Ebert
Luther
Loeb
Reichstag
Beck dedicates second edition to Gray's Inn masters
James M. Beck solicitor general dedicates the second edition of his federal constitution book to the Masters of the Bench of Gray's Inn London. The first edition was dedicated to Harry M. Daugherty. The note ends with a stray jab about teaching traffic laws to boys.
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Washington
James M. Beck
The
United States
Gray’s Inn
London
Harry M. Daugherty
Childless Homes in Kewanee Endorse Lydia E Pinkham
A Kewanee woman recalls using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash to recover from illness after marriage. She asserts the remedy helped her become healthy, bear two daughters, and resume full work. She recommends the medicines to others especially mothers with daughters.
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Kewanee
Illinois
Lydia E. Pinkham
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