Harding Suite Abloom With Flowers As New First Lady Welcomes Day
Mrs. Harding, vibrant and younger after a campaign, hosts reporters in a flower-filled Willard room. She in a black trigotine gown with white net collar, pearls, and a diamond pin, plans a black straw hat with Mrs. Harding blue feather for later. Relatives gather, Hoover and Daugherty families arrive, and Ailsa Mellon soon joins society events on inauguration day.
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Mrs. Harding
Mr. Harding
Marion Star
M. I. Daugherty
Harry Daugherty
Ailsa Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew T. Mellon
Coaldriver Declares Plan After $200,000 Legacy
Salem March 3 Samuel Williams 40, longtime coal truck driver, announced plans to farm extensively near town after April 1 using a $200,000 legacy from an aunt who died four months ago in Camden Missouri.
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Salem
Here
Camden
Samuel Williams
Farm heir Williams seeks returns to the soil and new family plans
Williams, raised on a large farm, says his lifelong dream is to farm with modern science and capital. He and his wife, who have no children, may adopt one or two. He has not named the relative owed a legacy. lawyers indicate an estate will be settled by April 1 and divided among eight nephews and nieces.
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Williams
Paris Press Praises Wilson as Great American
Paris papers survey U S administration change with praise for Woodrow Wilson. Descriptions vary from noble soldier of idealism to tragic grandeur, but consensus sees Wilson as a defining historical figure and a moral leader alongside Washington and Lincoln.
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Paris
Washington
Wilson
Harding
Temps
Woodrow Wilson
America
Petit Parisian
la Victoire
White House
Arbitration bid eyed by Boston building trades
The Boston Building Trades Council will meet tonight at 386 Harrison avenue to decide whether to accept a board of arbitration to settle the strike. Employers have accepted. architects and engineers societies proposed the panel. The plan calls for ten members: two employers, two employees, two from the Boston Society of Architects, two from the Boston Society of Engineers, and two economists named by the Harvard University president.
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Boston Building Trades Council
Harrison Avenue
Board of Arbitration
Boston Building Trades Workers
Societies of Architects and Civil Engineers
Boston Society of Architects
Boston Society of Engineers
Harvard University
Submarine Runs Aground In Long Island Sound
A submarine with 33 crew members ran aground in Long Island Sound. Initial reports say the vessel is in a safe position and no rescue of the crew was attempted on the craft. Continued details follow from the first page.
Submarines Separated as Fog Delays Rescue Efforts
In dense fog two submarines separated as expected and were to be floated at flood tide tomorrow morning. The O-7's commander Lieutenant Phillip R. Weaver headed for New London after a distress call at 9 48 tonight. Coast Guard cutter Acushnet and the Seneca were dispatched to assist, with tugs also ordered from New London. Lieutenant Henry Clay Fen gar, a long-established New London family member, serves on the O-7.
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New London
Boston Navy Yard
Henry Clay Fengar
Coast Guard
Acushnet
Seneca
New York
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