Lighten Tax Burden at Home and Promote World Peace
President Coolidge pledges economy in government and tax relief for citizens while reaffirming America’s role in fostering peace through international cooperation. He supports the Permanent Court of International Justice, world conferences, and aid to distressed nations, stressing a balance of military strength with peaceful aims.
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Bridgeport
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Washington
Associated Press
Calvin Coolidge
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United States
America
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Permanent Court of International Justice
Iead
Ari
Europe
Asia
Mr. Coolidge
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Atlantic Seaboard
Pacific
Thope
Peope
Old World
Western Hemisphere
Unigsa
Brotherhood of Man
Malhus
Congress
Couuntry
Forever Free
Evere
Wormapheod
Coolidge Signs Nearly 100 Bills At Capitol
President Coolidge signed nearly one hundred bills at the Capitol before inaugural ceremonies. Key actions included a Congress salary bill raising pay to 10 000, a 30 000 000 navy modernization deflation, and a 5 000 tablet fund for Adams memorials in Quincy Massachusetts. The speech advocates party responsibility, tax restraint, and government efficiency with a focus on conservation, economy, and constitutional rights.
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Coolidge
Capitol
Congress
Quincy
Mass
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
Inaugural Sidelights at the White House Breakfast
Washington report notes a large White House breakfast party for Calvin Coolidge inclduing Colonel Coolidge and Frank W. Stearns. The piece highlights Stearns as influential in Coolidge’s rise and mentions John W. Davis and William Jennings Bryan, plus Wyoming governor Nelle Taylor Ross and General Dawes amid inauguration festivities and crowd estimates.
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Washington
White House
Nelle Taylor Ross
Wyoming
United States
Mayflower Hotel
City Government Spends Record February Amounts
City reports February expenditures of 487,602 dollars with a total for the current fiscal year reaching 7,796,001.40 after prior months. The monthly audit by Bernard Keating shows appropriations across districts and remaining unexpended balances, with total year appropriations listed at 9,841,021.48 and a remaining balance of 2,045,900.06.
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Bernard Keating
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Meetings Tonight Signal Fractured Local Fraternal Notices
A fragmented list of lodges clubs and fraternal organizations with addresses on Main Street and nearby avenues. Groups include Be PO Stare Street Hralgeport Rifle Club Noble venue and various orders of Knights Templar Masons and veterans societies.
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Struford Lodge
Kubshts of
Pydnas
Redmen’s Hill
Wowompon
Re M
Main
Fridgeport Lodge
Be PO
Stare Street
Hralgeport Rifle Club
Stata Armory
Hridgeport Zicher Club
Noble
Lodgeport Lodge
KK. of P
Murosterberg Lodge
Sate Street
Shepherds of Bethlehen
Union Avenue
Halo-American Political Club
Bridgeport Aerie
Off the Bages
Main Street
Jonathen Henevolent Association
Stirse Lodge
O. V. of A
Leevenue Cunt Berkshire
Cannon Street
Hhmilton Commandery
Knights Templar
Rules of Senate Overlook Rights Dawes Says
Vice President Dawes says reform of Senate rules is needed as current practices let a single senator delay a vote and overlook national rights. He argues rules should protect minority rights without hindering the majority and urges changes based on constitutional duties and public opinion.
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Dawes
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Caraway
Bruce
Marylang
Reed
Miasouri
Smoot
Utah
George
Georgia
Ashurst
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Norris
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Nebraska
Swanson
Democrat
Virginia
United States
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Hules
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Stearns
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Mr Coolidge
Supreme Court
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New Willard Hotel
Licketa
Woodrow Wilann
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