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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1925

Page

5

West Virginia Governor Outlines Policy Agenda

Charleston reports Governor Gore sets forth aims to apply core principles to state issues, stressing moral power, common sense, and public input before action. He warns taxation must stay within limits, urges no extra ordinary expenses, and calls for a cautious plan for road bonds and capitol construction. Morgan’s inaugural praise and a broad recap accompany Gore’s remarks.

Charleston Mar Howard M. Gore West Virginia Vick Mr. Gore Alan Gore kKovernment Alen Marion Sullivan Washington Grahams George W. Sharp George M. Ford John C. Bond W. S. Johnson Howard B. Lee John W. Smith Morgan Morida Hig Jas Benard American Tithe Indomutty Company

Dawes Inauguration Draws Mixed Senate Reactions

Senators expressed mixed views on Charles Dawes as vice president and on proposed Senate rule changes. Dawes, arriving in Washington for inauguration, drew praise for grace and presence from some, while others urged faster rule reform to speed public business.

Charles G. Dawes Dlinels Washington United States Hts Pipe Virginia Dana Dawes Reed Missouri Golf West Virginia Bruce Maryland Senate Marietta Ohio Willis Goff Houyin Dawen White House Charles Gates’ Dawes Marlette Vvice Union League Club of Chicago Hamilton Club

Inaugural Address of West Virginia Governor Gare

The West Virginia inauguration features Governor Gare presenting his inaugural address. He pledges to respect the powers of the office and seeks loyal support from the public as he outlines his administration’s aims and calls for success and happiness for his successor. The ceremony included interruptions for applause as Gare reads his prepared text.

Charleston Mar Htt B. F. Morgan Howard M. Gore West Virginia Morgan Povernor Frank Kitcheloe Gare

Better Than Calomel Olive Tablets Offer Harmless Laxative Substitute

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets present a mild laxative alternative to calomel promising rapid liver effect without dental damage or aftereffects. The ad touts health gains, ease on teeth, and relief from headaches dullness and that lazy feeling linked to constipation, positioning tablets as a safer option.

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Coolidge Inauguration Reality and Economy Policy Emphasized

President Calvin Coolidge delivers a measured oath and speech stressing prudent governmental economy as a duty to protect people, not just save money. Crowds line Pennsylvania Avenue as Dawes takes oath, with ceremony details highlighting diplomatic presence, cabinet members, and the traditional inaugural pageantry.

America Duyneald Coolidge White House Capitol Pennsylvania Avenue Mr. Coolidge Mr. Dawean Senate Chamber House Senate Nellie Ross Wyoming Warren Contidge Witl Diplomatic Corps Vastom Supreme Court Taft Mr. Dawes Senator Cumming Visla Senator Cummins Dawes Chambey Bughter

Funeral of President Ebert Draws Nation to Heidelberg

Berlin reports a national funeral for President Friedrich Ebert. A funeral train carries the body from Berlin to Heidelberg with the burial at Berg cemetery. Officials, the German cabinet, and state representatives attend, with about a million people watching the procession in Bertin streets.

Berlin Mar Germany Heidelberg Freiderich Ebert Jett Bertin New Republic Berg Tha Ety Ebert Bertin Luther Miison Loch Reich Ater Reichstaggy

Inauguration Day Prompts Crowd At Washington

Washington marks President Coolidge’s oath ceremony with Chief Justice Taft administering the oath amid a sea of spectators. The parade to the White House follows, with Governor Pinchot and Rosa among notable attendees, as crowds cheer and marchers move toward Capitol Hill.

Mr. Coolidge White House Pennsyvanid Avenue House Army Navy Maine Corps John L. Hines Sraff Capitol Hill Welch France Camp Meade Pinchot Pennsylvania Rosa Cooliidge

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