Inauguration of Warren G Harding and Woodrow Wilson legacy
United Press summarize Woodrow Wilson eight years after his inauguration. The piece recounts his rise from Princeton to the presidency of New Jersey politics, his wartime leadership, and the personal anecdotes from Tumulty. It notes his health decline, World War I leadership, and key laws like federal trade and tariff commissions. It also includes Tumulty's recollections of April 6 1917 and Wilson's resolve amid danger.
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Bill Hart in The Testing Block at Princess Tonight
Don't Miss Bill Hart in his great est play The Testing Block at the Princess tonight for the last times.
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Coolidge Takes Oath as Vice President and Senate Leader
Cal vi n Coolidge took the oath as vice president and presiding officer of the senate in a formal ceremony. The event followed President Harding’s inauguration, with officials, diplomats, and judges present. Marshall adjourned the old congress sine die as Coolidge’s oath concluded.
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Annual Horse Sale at Maple Park Farm
George Hoyt announces his annual horse sale at Maple Park Saturday. Fifty head of horses will be offered for sale at his barns. 79 Kismet Is Coming.
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Maple Park
Oath Scene Impresses As Harding Is Sworn In
President elect Warren G. Harding takes the oath on the east Capitol steps with Chief Justice White administering. The ceremony contrasts with past pageantry as a simple stand and new electrical amplifier aid the speech while Wilson observes, sharing in the public interest surrounding the inauguration.
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United Presse
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Warren G. Harding
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Warren G Harding and the Golden Rule Era
Reporter Raymond Clapper sketches Warren G Harding and his wife in Marion Ohio. The piece portrays Harding as a self made leader shaped by hard work and a calm open mind. It covers his campaign choices and inaugural defense of non involvement while urging disarmament and world peace through the golden rule and service.
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United Press
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Warren Harding
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Hardine
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Amos Kline
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Hardinz
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Elihu Root
America
Association of Nations
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League of Nations
Inauguration Day Opens Harding Era in Washington
President Harding took the oath as the 29th U S leader amid a restrained ceremony. Vice President Coolidge and many officials attended a simple transfer of power. The spectacle featured few parades and a large turnout of visitors, with Wilson observing and cabinet members preparing for the new administration.
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Ilinois
Willard Hotel
White House
Wilson
Coolidge
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