Harding Inaugurated President Amid Water Rates Crisis
The article reports Harding's inauguration and outlines upcoming city actions on water rates. The City Commission plans a Monday meeting to discuss policy and potential rate changes, with a public hearing tentatively scheduled for Tuesday evening. Citizens face proposed charges affecting domestic and commercial customers as rates rise.
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Submarine Run Aground Off Massachusetts Coast
A submarine with 60 crew aboard ran aground near New Bedford Massachusetts while en route from Pensacola to New London. The ship was towed by a crane to the harbor for assessment after the mishap.
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Incomplete London Previews Harding Inaugural Address
Fragmentary copy from London papers comments on President Harding and his upcoming inaugural address. The garbled text suggests editors reflect on domestic policy and international stance amid unclear lines and misread phrases.
Congress Concludes Busy Session After Veto Clash
In Wastington on March 4 the 6th Congress finished a hectic term. Prolonged battles over spending ended with a $105,000,000 appropriation tied to the war effort as the House failed to override President Wilsons veto. Several measures were abandoned or narrowed amid reorganizations and regulatory debates.
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Inauguration Elevates Harding and Coolidge Era Officials
Warren G. Harding takes the oath as president with Calvin Coolidge as vice president in Washington. Senators and cabinet nominees are confirmed as the new Republican administration begins. The day features no grand inaugural ball or parade, with ceremonies at the Capitol and a quiet, formal transfer of power.
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President Coolidge Faces Congress on Liberty and Rights
United Press reports President Coolidge in a formal address to Congress defends the form of American government and the rights of citizens. He urges continued Senate function and warns against fear or violence as he outlines the constitutional duties of the presidency.
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Germans Seek Leniency in Reparations Talks
After a long night session the reparations commission pushed toward new counter proposals for the A llied demands. Delegates optimistic yet cautious discussed penalties and duty to meet reparations while hinting at private concessions and continued talks with the Entente.
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US Will Not Enter Foreign Affairs, Says Harding Policy
United States will refrain from participation in foreign national affairs and will not join any permanent military alliance. The stance found favor amid market attention as Wall Street reacts to the news day.
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Educational conference results and arrivals reported
Reported returns from an educational conference in Amde City include over 3000 attendees at a department event. Notable leaders such as vice president Ryaxton addressed the gathering while junior high and high school groups were favorably reported. plans for future meetings and elections were noted.
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Assistance for Income Tax Payers in Pittsburgh Area
Residents and lawyers are urged to seek guidance from the Internal Revenue Service and local collectors. The notice outlines exemptions, filing thresholds, and deadlines for 1940s era income tax obligations, with sample questions for taxpayers on eligibility and required documentation.
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League of Nations council adjourned and rescheduled
United Press reports the League of Nations council adjourned for two weeks with plans to reconvene May 19 in Geneva. The move aims to align nations, protect allies, and discuss returning Vilna’s allocation and new arrangements between Poland and Lithuania.
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Patches Reported in La Paz Street Fighting
Twenty people were killed in street fighting in La Paz Bolivia today amid clashes between opposing forces. The incident raised fears of ongoing turmoil in the capital.
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