Submarine O-7 and O-8 Ground In Separate Incidents
New London reports two U S submarines grounded along the New England coast. The O-7 rammed Wilderness Point near Fisher's Island delaying its return to base. ten crew members were taken off and the ship remains aground but reportedly safe. The O-8 grounded at a separate point but is resting safely with no confirmed casualties.
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Wilson to Ride With Harding to Capitol for Inauguration
President elect and wife depart Marion aboard a special train and ride to the Capitol for a simple inauguration. The White House visit signals a warm welcome as Capitol lights glow for the first postwar ceremony since the armistice.
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Coolidge Takes Oath of Office First in Senate
Washington dispatch reports Coolidge will take the oath as the first senator to be inaugurated in the new era while President-elect Warren G. Harding awaits the simple ceremony. The Wilson administration winds down after eight years in power as the capital anticipates the transition.
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Coast Guard towed stranded vessel off Fisher's Island
Late hour report notes a vessel ran aground on rocks near Fisher's Island three miles east of Race Rock. Both ships had departed Boston after repairs at Charlestown navy yard. At 4:80 pm the patrol craft reached the scene and coordinated rescue efforts from Buzzards Bay between Pen Peninsula and Gull Islands.
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President vetoes the Fordney tariff bill in March message
President Wilson vetoes the Fordney emergency tariff bill saying it would not provide substantial relief and warns against erecting high trade barriers. Farmers fear retaliation if imports drop, while lawmakers push to override the veto though the vote fails in the House as efforts continue.
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Mrs Orthwein in State of Collapse
Isabella Cora Orthwein, who admitted killing Herbert P. Ziegler, was reported in serious condition at night. Earlier she collapsed in her love nest after release on bonds as screams and moans echoed from the apartment. Ziegler was buried that afternoon as Rev. J H Williamson blamed liquor for the tragedy.
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Railroad laborers to be cut in wage reductions
About 15,000 unskilled employees on New England railroads face wage cuts announced yesterday and slated to take effect in April. The move aims to save funds to cover operation costs without reducing passenger fares.
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One Killed in Auto Crash Marlboro
Marlboro March 3 Norman Patroll was killed and his father and mother seriously injured when their automobile collided with a six ton motor truck on Lakeside avenue a mile and a half from Marlboro. The fruit truck skidded while trying to turn out of the way. The Patrolls rode to Marlboro from Worcester when the crash occurred. Norman was jammed between the wreckage and a telegraph pole and died instantly. The truck toppled over the edge and slid down the embankment. Its driver Abe Maklin of 57 Franklin Avenue Revere escaped with minor injuries.
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Poland Romania Hungary Form Defensive Pact Against Bolsheviks
In Budapest on Tuesday Poland Rumania and Hungary signed a defensive alliance treaty aimed at countering Bolshevik forces. Reliable sources report the pact establishes a regional bloc as the three nations join forces against Soviet aggression.
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Harding Hotel Suite Abloom With Flowers
Mrs Warren G Harding arrived in Washington and hosted a busy day of engagements. Between meetings she greeted callers with gracious warmth and humanity as she prepared to preside at the White House.
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Harding Suite Besieged by Secret Service and Press
The New Willard suite occupied by the Hardings is ringed with secret service men and a battery of newspapermen and Secretaries, signaling intense political attention and scrutiny surrounding the leadership party.
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Incomplete 1915 World War I and events snippet
Fragmentary draft lists events from 1915 including Dardanelles actions and an assassination reply. Mentions Villa kidnapping and a Rus sian revolutionary organizer Khrustaloff Nossar and President Wilson. Contains anniversaries and an inauguration note.
Fair Colder Forecast For Boston And Vicinity
The forecast calls for Friday to be fair and much colder for Boston and surrounding areas with fresh northwest winds. Saturday is expected to stay fair with winds easing. National outlook shows much lower temperatures Friday across Atlantic states then warming east of the Mississippi on Saturday with strong west and northwest winds north of Sandy Hook and from Sandy Hook to Hatteras, clearing weather Friday.
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Weather outlook predicts bright day with strong winds
The forecast describes a bright day with fair conditions and windy weather. Tonight remains unsettled as temperatures fall, bringing a brisk brew of wind and cooler air across the region.
Yesterday's Temperature Report From Thompson Spa
Temperature readings show hourly values from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. with highs near 55 and lows near 45. Average yesterday documented at 50.9 degrees, while the average for the same date last year was 85.8 degrees.
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Coolidge to Read Brief Inaugural Address in Senate
Vice President Coolidge prepares a concise inaugural speech of about 300 words to be read in the Senate tomorrow. The public eye is on his talent for saying much in few words as interest swirls around the address.
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State Policy in 100 Words Address by Coolidge as Senate President
A past Massachusetts Senate president, Mr. Coolidge delivered a remarkable address that year. He spoke on policy, governance, and the responsibilities of leadership, emphasizing prudent legislation, fiscal restraint, and the public good. His remarks highlighted the need for action grounded in principle, clarity of purpose, and accountability to citizens. The address reflected concerns about economic stewardship, government efficiency, and the role of elected officials in shaping a stable future. Though delivered years ago, the themes resonate with ongoing debates over policy design, public trust, and the duties of state leadership.
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Astor Rumor Quashed By Mrs Astor In Bermuda Plans
New York March 3 Mrs Vincent Astor denied rumors of a separation from her husband. She said there is no truth to the report, noting Mr Astor is abroad visiting his ill mother and will return to New York before joining Mrs Astor in Bermuda.
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