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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1923

Page

8

Calvin Coolidge Becomes 30th U S President At Plymouth

The nation learns Calvin Coolidge took the oath at Plymouth Notch at 2 47 a m Friday August 3 the hour chosen after President Harding died. Coolidge promises to carry out Harding policies and to seek cooperation from colleagues of the late president.

Washington Calvin Coolidge United States Warren G. Harding Cealvin Coolidge Plymouth John OG. Coolidge Mr. Coolidge White House Coolidge Harding George C. Christian, Jr Palace San Francisco Cal Calvin Goalidge Hia George B. Christian, JR Plymouth Notch W. A. Perkins Bridgewater Ludlow Irwin Gelsner Geisser Preas Altdog Rutland New York Edward W. Pickard Palace Hotel Mrs. Harding Stcp Mr. Harding Edward P. Clarke Natonal Hughes New Mellon The Treasury Days of Labor Europe Far West

Iowa News Roundup Highlights Yields and Notables

Iowa farms report afty nine bushels per acre near Shenandoah and Garner with mixed results. Notable deaths include Henry C Windsor and William T Marsh. Memorial plans in Ames and a $150,000 addition to Iowa City children’s hospital move forward. The state blood-borne relief effort grows. Cross life saving corps at Ames becomes largest college unit.

Acre Shenandoah Garner Lewis Kollingan Oaceols Chicago Memorial Union Ames Henry Clay Windsor Dou Moiney J. R. Agg J. Mandelbaum & Sons Des Moines Iowa City State Board of Education Gerrit Draagom Sheldon Huisquan Brothers Ruat Department of Labor Iowa F. G. Churchill Agriculture Extension Department I Iowa state_college Betty Anderson MoLgas Mr. McLees Rock Island Dew Stella Reed M. D. Reed Humboldt China America Dairy Cattle Congress Waterloo Bath Paul &. Helmick University of Town Haa Drake University of Dea Maines E. G. Nourse Iowa State College Hae Institute of Economics Washington A. D. Gook Chanute Kans Dork A. V. Kendrick W. RH. C. Kendrick Long Beach Cal Jawa Episcopal Church United States Department of Agriculture Angus K. Campbell Campbell Heating Company Pioneer Iowa Corn and Small Grain Growers’ Association

Coolidge Takes Office as President After Harding Death

Edward W. Pickard surveys the rapid succession from Harding's death to Coolidge's oath of office. Coolidge asks cabinet to stay. Underwood enters the ring. France and Britain wrangle over Ruhr while Germany faces hunger and political crises.

Underwood England Delage France Ruhr

Monarchs Golden Carriage at Versailles Palace

The most valuable carriage in the world is kept in the palace of Hanon at Versailles. It was built for Charles I of France and from pole to hind wheels is covered with gold. The cost exceeded 200,000.

France Belgium London Baldwin Lord Curzon Ruhr Curzon Poincare Great Britain Palace of Hanon Versailles Charles I of

Fragmentary note on masters of materials and service

A fragmented quotation discusses learning to do with top masters of materials and service. The garbled line references servants and the idea of never to be missing. The text lacks clear names, dates, or events to identify further context.

Sound energy in a senator's daylong filibuster

Experiments show that a United States senator speaking in a normally modulated voice could filibuster for an entire day with energy expenditure far below a foot of audible output. The finding highlights how small vocal effort can sustain lengthy political stalling.

United States

World Belongs to the Brave Phrase

Fragments reflect a bold abstract sentiment about courage and fear. The lines hint at a world that rewards boldness and responds to desire, suggesting a philosophical musing rather than a reportable event.

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