Hoover Takes Oath Of Office In Capitol Ceremony
President Hoover pledged rigid and expeditious justice as the cornerstone of freedom and vowed to strengthen law enforcement at home while promoting peace abroad. He urged thorough enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment and criticized state and local officials for laxity, calling for broader cooperation to curb crime and corruption.
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Washington
Maron
Herbert Hoover
Capitol
United States
Prieress
Tt West
Honver
Weather Update for Tennessee and Virginia
Rain and colder in Tennessee tonight with rain in the east and central areas. Virginia to see rain tonight likely clearing Tuesday morning, followed by colder conditions Tuesday.
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Tennessee
Ciendy
Ralder
Virginia
Foch Passes Better Night Report From Paris
AP bulletin from Paris reports Marshal Foch improving after a difficult night. The morning update states his condition is better and that medical staff note gradual stabilization amid ongoing care and uncertainty about the next 24 hours.
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Paris
Marvel
the Physicians
Marshal Veh
Grulge
Seven Deaths At Peoria From Bootleg Liquor Strike
Peoria Illinois reports seven deaths in 46 hours blamed on prison liquor. A coroner's inquest linked a livestock party to the fatalities. Two arrests, bartender Willy Neibert and liquor seller Maurice Mannsfield, followed a hotel raid as mayor Mueller ordered bars and stills closed.
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Peoria
Wete Aatvested
W. BK. Elifets
Hvd
Poliny Id
W. A. Sammone
Chicago
John Dempsey
Frank Aylward
Joan Phillipa
Ray Biederback
Seth
Ellen McFadden
Clarence Hoppe
F Harald Muddlestean
Richard Farra
Wally Neibert
Maurice Mannsfield
Alayor Mueller
Nurse gets life sentence for killing cop lover
Denver March 4 Farnee King a Denver nurse jailed for life for shooting and killing her former policeman sweetheart John C. Bobzine at General Hospital on November 28. A jury convicted her of first degree murder yesterday with mandatory death penalty in the verdict. the couple had not met in two years.
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Denver
Farnee King
John C. Bobzine
Alies
Robert K. Evans
Genera Hospital
Kivye
Marier Westerday
Miss King
Bohzine
Sheh
Curtis Will Be Different Senate Chief
Washington March 4 The new vice president Charles Curtis outlined his view of the Senate leadership saying the vice president is not a maker of law or a rule setter. He stressed duties to the people and to the senators require fair application of established precedents guiding the chamber’s work. The message contrasts with predecessor Dawes who urged rules revision. Continued on page four.
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Washington
Stseters
Charle Curtis
Senate
Apo
Hy Suldod
Tre Law
United States Senate
Turing
Mexican Flyers Visit Hoover After Bolling Field Landing
Mexican aviators Captain Joaquin Gonzales Pacheco and C K McMillin arrived at Bolling Field after flying from Mexico City. They planned to attend the inaugural ceremonies and parade and meet President Hoover, carrying greetings from Dwight Morrow. A stop in Birmingham and Crewe followed fuel dumps and mechanical issues, yet spectators witnessed a near perfect three point landing. The flight honors Captain Emilio Carranza, killed in a prior attempted trip.
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Washington
Coptain Joaquin Gonzales Pacheco
C.K. McMillin
Bolling Field
Mexico City
Mr. Hoover
Dwight Morrow
Mexico
Pacheco
McMillian
Hoover Inaugural Talk Bristles With Epigrams
Washington March 4 President Hoover’s inaugural address bristled with epigrammatic statements. He asserted America seeks peace with the world and emphasized law, defense, and liberty. He warned against expansion, urged civic duty, and praised national resources and the people’s high purpose.
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Washington
Floover
Morrow Family and Lindbergh Arrive at Mexican Embassy
Ambassador Morray accompanies his family to Mexico City arriving at the American Embassy from the Morrow residence in Cuernavaca. Col. Charles A. Lindbergh joins as prospective son-in-law, with Mrs. Morrow and two daughters.
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Mexico City
Morray
Mrs. Morrow
Daugh Levi
Annie
Elizabeth
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Morrow
Cuernataer
Wrights’ sister Katherine Wright Haskell dies of pneumonia
Katherine Wright Haskell wife of Henry J. Haskell editor of the Kansas City Star and sister of Orville and Wilbur Wright died of pneumonia at her home in Kansas City. Her brothers and husband were at the bedside. She was born August 19 1874 and married November 20 1925. Also noted Halley Fiskes death in New York.
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Kansas City
Katherine Wright Haskell
Henry J. Haskell
The
Kansas City Star
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Haskell
Henry C. Haskell
Baltimore Sun
Lorin Wright
Loth
Dayton
Milton Wright
United Brethren Church
Susan Catherine Koerner Wright
Hoover Takes Oath as President in 1929 Inauguration
Herbert Hoover was sworn in as the 31st U S president in a ceremonial Capitol Hill event. Chief Justice Taft administered the oath at 1 08 p m as Hoover pledged dedication under God and urged citizens to uphold the prohibition law. Vice President Charles Curtis was also sworn in earlier inside the Senate chamber. Calving Coolidge retired from office and prepared to return to Northampton after 30 years in government.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Herbert Hoover
Spearing
Taft
Curtis
Charles Curtis
Charles G. Dawes
Senate
Calvin Coolidge
Northampton
Curtis Takes Oath as Vice President of U S A
Charles Curtis, first western-born vice president, took the oath in the Senate chamber with Herbert Hoover and Calvin Coolidge present. The ceremony marked his readiness as second in command of the U S government, with Curtis noting his mixed heritage as part of his historic appointment.
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Washington
Charles Curtis
Mississippi
Senate
Herbert Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Cop admits shooting car thief after stunt ride
Chicago police officer Edward Coleman confessed after 12 hours of questioning to taking Michael Bugario on a ride and shooting him in an alley. Coleman, 25, said Bugario had planned to shake him down for $500 and owed him $50 for a stolen car. Bugario’s associates beat him before Coleman fired, then the victim lunged at Coleman in the hospital.
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Chicago
Edward Coleman
Michael Bugario
Coleman
Bugario
Bugavio
Mugalo
Bugeria
Bugaria
Skeleton Found Near Hollywood Street Enigma
In Nichols Canyon near Hollywood Boulevard police investigated a decayed skeleton of a woman presumed dead for over a year. The skull separated from the body with blonde hair clinging to it, found by hikers along with clothing remnants and a purse bearing a photo and the word Mama. Detectives sought a faded address on a card in the purse.
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Cal
Nichols Canyon
Hollywood Boulevard
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