Inauguration Day at Capitol as Coolidge Reaffirms Oath
President Coolidge renewed his oath as the thirtieth president in a formal Capitol ceremony. Chief Justice Taft administered the oath on the Capitol steps with notable dignitaries present. Dawes and Cummins led the ensuing Senate proceedings while a broad audience followed from the Capitol, celebrating a traditional transfer of power.
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East Portico
Capitol
Washington
March
Coolidge
United States
Ta the Provident
Talimself
Fidow
Ted Waus
Ital
Pennnsylvania Avenua
White Hous
Rapitel
Buveaue Court
Congress Sion
Congress
Hoon
Fwacion
Senate
Charles Cy Panos
Anon
Curmmins
Dawes
Senaté
Miguel Sporch
Charles de. Dawes
Senite
Albert B. Cummins
Coreys Musicals Peer Promises Unmatched City Concert
The Corey Musicals and Jamestown Symphony Orchestra plan a joint concert Thursday March 1 at the High School auditorium. Forty pieces will be performed with varied numbers led by Choral Society members and the Jamestown ensemble. Advance tickets are selling through society members, with reserved seats at GL Condra’s starting Monday evening.
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Choral Society
Jamestown Symphony Orchestra
High School
Corey
Jamestown
Two Drowned as Tug Links Two Drowned in Delaware River
Philadelphia March 4 Two deck hands Adolph Olson and B Be Lurie drowned when the arbor Jip Augusta sani sank in the Delaware River off Gloucester New Jersey today. Captain Ernest Parkins and five other crew members were rescued by a passing steamer.
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Henry L Farrell
Philadelphia
Delaware River
Gloucester
N. J
Adolph Olson
B. Be Lurie
Ernest Parkins
Disputed child case ends with care decision in Philadelphia
United Press reports Judge MacNeille in Philadelphia Juvenile Court refused the claims of both alleged mothers Martha Duff Silknitter and Jackie Duff’s other claimant. The child Jackie Duff, abandoned in Camden last December, is deemed unfit for custody and committed to the Society for the Protection of Children for a suitable home.
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United Prem Philadelphia
Martha Duff Silknitter
Ravesell Bar
Society For the Protection of Children
Art Exhibit Opens At Junior High School
The Bhon Art Exhibit opened at the Junior High School with a fine program at Eatchlock. The exhibit runs Thursday and Friday afternoons and evenings. Admission is 25 cents for adults, 18 cents for high school students, and free for grade pupils, inviting the public to view about two hundred fifty masterpieces.
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Eatchlock
PLAN CLINIC FOR UNDERNOURISHED CHILDREN HERE
Kiwanis Club leaders launched a plan to establish a free examination clinic for undernourished and underprivileged children in Gerry and vicinity. Drs. Graham, Gillett, Smith, and Tones attended the noon meeting at Hotel Phoenix, with Rev. Bartlett, Shoop, and England on the committee. The project aims to move quickly, seeking coordination with Corry Hospital officials and Community Service to secure needed services, with further details to follow.
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CB Shoop
FT. England
Kiwanis Club
Corry Hspitst
Comramenity
Crossing Watchman's Condition Is Good After Train Collision
The crossing watchman at Union City, William Hanson, seriously injured Tuesday morning, was pronounced in good condition at Corry Hospital. Doctors had to amputate his left leg below the knee due to a crushing injury, and he also suffered a scalp wound and several broken ribs.
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William Hanson
Union City
Corry
Mac
Hanson
Gore New Governor of West Virginia
New York lawyer Daniel Nugent, indicted with W E D Stokes on conspiracy to defame Helen Ed wood Stokes, was freed by Judge William M Germmill after the state failed to prove sufficient evidence of his involvement.
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United Pras
Chicago
Daniel Nugent
New York
W. E. D. Stokes
Helen Edwood Stokes
William M. Germmill
Evangelistic Campaign Proceeds With Strong Response
The Alliance Church evangelistic campaign continues this week with powerful messages and many responses to invitations. Sunday evening the pastor spoke on the power of choice, delivering a clear forceful message. Last evening’s sermon titled The Bitterness of Disobedience moved many hearts to seek God. Services run nightly this week at 7 to 8.30.
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Alliance Church
Practice Shoot Night Change at Corr Rod and Gun Club
Due to federal inspection, Corr Rod and Gun Club members will hold a practice at the State Armory on Thursday evening. Members are urged to note the shift in the practice night and adjust plans accordingly.
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Federal Inspecticin
Corrs
Rod and Gun Club
State Armory
German President Ebert Laid To Rest At Heidelberg
Germany mourns first president Friedrich Ebert as his bier lies in Berlin before public ceremony and private family service. Leaders from politics and foreign powers attend the solemn procession, with the Reichswehr guarding the casket en route to burial at a Heidelberg hillside cemetery overlooking the Neckar.
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Prest Terlin
Germany
Aden
Fritz” Ebert
Heidelburg
Shankell
Luther
Communisting Chamber
Frau Abert
Ebert
Neckar
Heidel
Radio broadcast of Calvin Coolidge inauguration observed nationwide
Inauguration day drew large crowds and radio listeners as the ceremonies for Calvin Coolidge becoming the United States thirtieth president were widely enjoyed. Reported from various stations and communities, radio brought the event into homes across the country for the first time, with many residents tuning in at public spaces and personal receivers.
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Umivedross
Washington
Mur
Jim
Senate
Coolidge
King
Utah
United States Democrat
Vinainimous
Humdre
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Radi
Public Invites For Federal Inspection Of Local Unit
Invitation announces a federal inspection of the local unit of the National Shield to be held next Friday evening at State Armory. Col W C Corey will lead the inspection with Major McCoy and Major Wiel among officers attending, and Captain DeGraf from Washington also noted. Company property and records will be checked in the afternoon, with muster and inspection by federal officers at 8 o'clock in the evening. friends and relatives are expected to attend.
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State Armory
State
W. C. Corey
Sireles
McCoy
Grove City
Wiel
Philadelphia
DeGraf
Washington
State aid boosts for Corry and other hospitals in bill
The bill reported to the state assembly would raise Corry Hospital aid to nine thousand dollars, Hamet Hospital at Erie to ninety five thousand, and Rt Vincent's Hospital to an equal amount, with 124 state aid hospitals and 54 charitable institutions included. Other listed allocations cover Butler County Memorial, Franklin, Greenville, Kann Sum tif, Meadville, Titusville, Ridgeway, and more. A separate note mentions planned stock sales for the Penny Public Service Corporation and a banquet attended by Penn Public System employees at the Bluebird restaurant.
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Corry Hospital
State Assembly
Home
Hamet Hospital
Erie
Rt. Vincent's Hospital
Butler County Memorial Hospital
Franklin
Greenville
Kann
Meidville City
Titusville
Ridgeway
Penny Public Service Corporation
Venango Public Service Corporation
Disoi
ME Fast
WM. Townsend
J. C.staver
Johnstown
Penn Public System
Bluebird
Ice floes trap Lake steamers off Grand Haven
A strong southwest wind for two days has driven ice floes against the Michigan coast, pinning five steamships near Grand Haven. The Alabama, Peninsula, United States and two Grand Trunk ferries remain outside the harbor bound for the Grind River, while the Missouri awaits a clear path to Milwaukee.
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United Press
Muskegon
Mick
Grand Haven
Alabama
Peninsula
United States
Grand Trunk Railroad
Missouri
Milwaukew
Steel Magnate Hurt In Taxi Collision Near Tarentum
Vere's A. Browne vice president of the Allegheny Steel Company was injured when a taxicab racing to catch a speeding truck on the Tarentum Springdale road collided. He was treated at a doctor’s office and later returned home. the severity was not believed serious.
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United Frew
Tarentum
Vere
A. Browne
Aliesheny Steel Company
Racinus
Sharp Fighting Between German Factions in Berlin
In Berlin near Unter Den Linden at noon clashes erupted between Communist and Republican groups as rival factions battled briefly before dispersing. The skirmish occurred just before President Ebert's funeral.
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Press
Berlin
Communiste
Reichshamer Organisation
den Linden Strasse
Ebert
Lagtisne
Bfoordhest
Coolidge Signs Bill Granting Congress Boost
President Coolidge signed the legislative appropriations bill four minutes before a pocket veto would have taken effect. The measure raises pay for Congress to 10,000 a year and increases cabinet and top officers salaries from 12,000 to 15,000, becoming law for the new Congress.
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Washington
Woolidge
SBL
Contes
Senate Chamber
Torc
Congress
Senate
Howse
Sensational Damage Suit Reveals Royal Scandal Details
London dispatch reports Mrs Dorothy Dennistoun testifying in a $6,000 suit against her ex husband Lieutenant Colonel Tvan Oas How Dennistoun. She says with his approval she had intimate relations with General John Lowins who organized the army transport in the war to secure favored appointments for him. She claims she loaned $36,000 to her husband, later given as a gift by General Cowans, and notes Dennistoun has remarried the widow of the Earl of Carparyon. Her testimony alleges he approved her relations and even sent letters advising how to keep favor with his superior officer.
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United Price London
John Lowins
Cowans
Dennistoun
Earl of Carparyon
King Tut
Orew
Gen. Cowas
Richard Dawson Suffers Arm Fracture at Junior High
Richard W. Dawson aged 16 son of RG Dawson of Wright Street fractured his left arm when he slipped on school stairs Saturday afternoon at the Junior High School. The fracture is compound, located just above the wrist. He received medical attention from Dr. NT Gillette.
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Richard W. Dawson
Rg, Dawson
Wright Street
Gillette
Five Best Radio Features Broadcast Across Cities
A networked listing shows KOA Denver and WEAR New York among stations airing top radio features. Central programming opens new studios with musically oriented segments from Denver Conservatory Artists and Pastern-New York Philharmonic orchestral pieces directed by M. Engelburt, as stations from Philadelphia to Washington relay the events live from the capital steps.
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KOA
Denver
Miguntain
Denver Conservatory
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WNT
New York
Hastern
Henter College
Wear
WHAM
Cleveland
WGR
Buffalo
Providence
WCAP
Washington
Pastern
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
M. Engelburt
President Coolidge Urges World Cooperation and Domestic Economy
President Coolidge, in a national radio address, calls for world cooperation and a strong domestic economy. He argues for world court adherence, reduced government costs, tax cuts, and U.S. leadership to promote universal prosperity while maintaining independence.
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Dale van Every
United Press
Wasitington
March
Amer
Coolidge
Steimer
Polotad Isewadag
United States
League of Nations
Europe
World Court
Barry
Es Roolidge
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