Harding's Cabinet Plan Elevates Coolidge in Policy Formulation
President-elect Harding announced that Calvin Coolidge will attend cabinet meetings and help shape administration policy. Coolidge spent most of the day drafting his address and met Harding at Union Station. A Willard Hotel dinner included Colonel John C. Coolidge, his sons, and guests Frank Stearns and Mayor Fitzgerald. Governor Cox of Massachusetts and senators visited the vice-presidential suite.
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Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Union Station
Mr. Harding
John C. Coolidge
Plymouth, Vi
John
Calvin
Willard
Frank Stearns
Fitzgerald
Northampton
Governor Cox
Massachusetts
Senate
COOLIDGE'S JOB AS VICE PRESIDENT READY FOR DUTY
Calvin Coolidge will assume the vice presidency with a reputation for practical wisdom and ability. He is expected to preside over the Senate impartially, influence orderly conduct, and receive a $12,000 salary plus car, staff, and office accommodations. He may appoint several boards and manage special gallery seating and mail duties.
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Calvin Coolidge
United States
Senate
Coolidge
White House
Capitol
Naval Academy
Board of Regents
Smithsonian Institution
Columbia Institute For the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb
Columbia Hospital For Women
Reform School
District of Columbia
The New and the Old Ride Through Aisle of Change
A reflective poem contrasts the New and the Old as they travel together, the New praising sunlit weather and spring while the Old smiles at applause. The New seeks to please the crowd yet bears discontent, while the Old continues meditating on distant dreams. White hatred looms in the firmament as one character faces the end of a glory ride. The transit ends with the New turning to urgent deeds and peace, and the Old pursuing dreamlike, solitary paths.
Glittering metal thread woven through new straw
A fresh straw features a glittering metal thread woven through its core, creating a striking sheen. The craft blends rustic material with metallic detail, highlighting a curious, decorative technique.
SLAIN BOOTLEGGER WORTH BIG FORTUNE
New York police report Alberto Alteria, slain February 10 near police headquarters, left wealth estimated between $100,000 and $300,000. His wife Josephine Alteria, 21, and her five month old baby were found living with relatives in a 32nd Street tenement.
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New York
Alberto Alteria
Alteria
Josephine Alteria
Lieut Gov Fuller to preside at juvenile lecture at Symphony Hall
Lieut Gov Alvan T Fuller will preside at a child lecture at Symphony Hall tomorrow afternoon to benefit the Children's Museum of Jamaica Plain. Robert Cushman Murphy of the American Museum of Natural History will discuss Sea Lions and Penguins off Peru. The mayor was unable to attend due to another engagement, and children from the museum pressed into state affairs. One of the smart new items is the duvetyn sweater belted at the waist.
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Alvan T. Fuller
Comonwealth
Symphony Hall
Robert Cushman Murphy
American Museum of Natural History of
New York
Peru
Children’s Museum of
Jamaica Plain
Peters
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