Inauguration Day Returns for President Coolidge
President Calvin Coolidge renewed his oath as the thirtieth U S president on the Capitol steps. Chief Justice Taft administered the oath as 25 radio stations carried the inaugural address to millions. The ceremony drew 25,000 to 40,000 spectators with a grand pageant and patriotic staff.
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U. S. Must Lead World to Permanent Peace Inaugural Address
President Coolidge declares America must lead the world to lasting peace and prosperity in his inaugural address. He emphasizes international cooperation, domestic economy, and tax cuts as essential policies, arguing the United States is best positioned to guide global progress.
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One Way Traffic Made Permanent on Meridian Street
The board of safety at a special meeting today made one way traffic permanent on Meridian Street between New York and Thirty Eighth Streets during rush hours. The rule will stay in effect until the street is widened, per Mayor Shank.
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Appointment of Gconferees Holds Solon's Interest
The legislature moves to appoint a conference committee of two from each chamber to resolve differences on the appropriation bill. Senators Nejdl and Barker and Representatives Pittenger and Kissinger are named or favored. Administration seeks to block 250000 for Riley Hospital and 100000 for Indiana State Normal School gym, while pushing 65000 more for oil inspection. The assembly speeds bills this week and may suspend rules to advance pet measures.
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Indiana Senate passes tax probe commission proposal
The Indiana Senate approved a resolution to appoint a five member unpaid commission to study high taxes and report findings to Governor Jackson. A separate measure urged Congress to regulate aspirin and Ronan platform on 07 introduced.
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Woman Fatally Injured by Auto in Greenfield Revival Accident
Mrs. Anna Ford, 44, of Greenfield Indiana, died at Methodist Hospital from injuries after being struck while crossing W North Street on Tuesday night. Police say the pedestrian was struck by a car driven by Oakley Jacks, 24, during a revival near the tabernacle.
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Gas Tax Bill Passes House Amid Opposition
The Sherwood House 3 cent gasoline tax bill cleared the House 58 to 34 with Democratic leaders boosting its passage. Opponents included Gary's Roe and Thiel and Kokomo's Freeman. Freeman coauthored a prior road grab bill defeated. two thirds of receipts fund the state highway commission with the rest shared by counties and cities.
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Fragmented OCR News Item Lacks Clear Details
The readable text parts do not form a coherent event or names. It mentions numbers and letters with no identifiable people, places, dates, or organizations to summarize into a factual item.
Indiana Prohibition Ring Aims for Two More Arrests
Indicted Prohibition agents report two more possible members of Indianapolis thousand gallon liquor ring to be arrested within hours. Four ring members already held to the Federal grand jury, with backers bond posted for Eddie Monfort. Ring allegedly moved 800 to 1,000 gallons weekly via coded orders from Mrs. Katherine West's residence as headquarters, storing liquor in a movable plant to evade raids.
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Uneasy fate for police chiefs after special meeting
An uneasy outcome followed a special meeting as officials refrained from firing several senior police leaders. The session left questions about reforms and accountability unresolved amid ongoing calls for change.
One Arrest Leads to Charge in Harrisburg Neighborhood
Beverly Williams, 23, of Harrisburg Kentucky, was arrested today at Morrisot and Belmont avenues on charges stemming from a fight incident.
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Indicted Officials Named in Marion County Highway Case
Marion County grand jury returns ten indictments charging graft and embezzlement in the State highway department. Named defendants include John D. Williams, Earl Crawford, Moses L. Goldberg, Victor Goldberg, William C. Whaley, and George Bartley. Material valued at about 19 072.50 plus 300 pounds of unknown material. Indictments cover conspiracy to embezzle and irregular disposal of surplus war materials from the War Department via the Federal Roads Bureau. Bartley and Whaley reportedly in Florida. bonds set from 5 000 to 9 000. Williams and Crawford arrested at the Statehouse.
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