Coolidge Takes Oath Of Office From Marshall
Calvin Coolidge, newly sworn in as president, stood at the Senate rostrum to take the oath and pledged to uphold the faith of past generations. Marshall echoed the ceremony, while journalists note the setting in the Capitol and the hopeful outlook for the new administration.
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Maglo Dey
Senate of the United States
Gene Vrarians
Lo Ovine
Rites Marshall
Gibson To Head Law Enforcement League In County
A county Law Enforcement League was organized at the First Christian church to enforce laws against liquor selling gambling social vice and other offenses. Officers elected include President Clyde Gibson Secretary RB A Crooks Treasurer E McGill with a vice president in each township and about 100 present. Speakers urged stronger enforcement of the eighteenth amendment and cigarette laws, plus education at home, with several officials and local citizens giving remarks.
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Clyde Gihaon
KB. A. Crooks
Boro
Small
Francis KE. Reese
Clyde Gibson
J. Pe
Bar Miirhead
Alan Mule
Icey Nooj
Vanderlander
Pulaski
Drama Worrall
James J. Coulter
New Wilmington
Fragmented Local Notice About City Events
A garbled text fragment describes a ceremony or event in a city and mentions spring attire and a forthcoming feature. Details are unclear but imply civic or public notice style. Readable names or precise actions are not preserved.
Troop F to Escort Governor at New Castivane visit
Troop F plans to escort the governor from train to the High School during a Pennsylvania visit. Lieutenant Brettell commands the unit which will increase drills and hold weekly training nights between now and the event.
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Hon
Kevemont
Sennsylvania
Castivane
Anne Willsecord
Bath
Brettell
Cuingiding
New President Realizes Task Ahead For U S
Warren G Harding of Ohio became president in a simple inauguration timed before noon. He pledged four square principles, asking Divine guidance as he faced the momentous problems ahead, with crowds filling the capital and flags fluttering along Pennsylvania Avenue.
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International News
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Boba Arks
International News Service
Warren Gamaliel Harding
Ohio
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Republic
Wilson Inaugural Truncated by Capitol Proceedings
An unclear Washington report notes President Wilson’s participation in the inaugural events ended after his work with legislative bills at the Capitol. The piece references continued pages for further detail.
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Wilson
Capitol
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Wilson Refuses To Approve Immigration Bill
President Wilson at the capitol today announced he would not sign the immigration regulation bill, declaring the measure would die by a pocket veto. He did sign the Sundry Civil Appropriation bill and the Amended Langley bill funding hospitals for disabled former service men.
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Wilson
Capitol
Champ Clark Death Casts Pall Over Capital Events
Washington mourns Champ Clark the long time Democratic leader as his body lies in state. Crowds line the Capitol grounds while officials plan ceremonies over the coming days. The death casts a solemn mood over the inauguration period and political life in Washington.
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Champ Clark
Congress
Neotel
Capitol
Ian
New German Envoy Instructions Firm on Simons Rank
The German cabinet drew fresh instructions for the indemnity delegation at London after Lloyd George charges. Dr Walter Simons will reportedly not be replaced as head of the delegation and is expected to reply in detail. A prior meeting delayed decisions due to telegraph disruptions and lack of London information. The cabinet refused to accept the allies Parla decision and London chatter hints at Germany seeking trial before a central tribunal to challenge sole German responsibility.
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Vermin Buncombe
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Lloyd Iorge
Germany
Black Hand Threat Sender Being Sought
Police seek the sender of a Black Hand letter demanding 200 dollars from A. Fax Stein, a wealthy merchant, threatening destruction of property and death to him and his family. A notice warns of penalties and urges immediate police action.
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Atthas Rlieg
A. Faxstein
Girl Struck by Auto Truck Near Shenenge Valley
Mise Mildred Moon, about 12, struck by a delivery truck while crossing Shy Bursel. Bevately Re W. Allen rushed her to Shenenge Valley hospital after the accident. Local report notes the incident occurred today near the Washington steel bridge.
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Mildred Moon
Saul Washington Steel
Mise Moon
Shy Bursel
W. Allen
Shenenge Valley Hospital
Death Record for Shes Wo bapwrenve Peak
Obituary notice reports George Albert Earl, age ninety, of 1808 Witinington Avenue, died at Oak Lane Township. Funeral arrangements and service details to be announced by Miles & Sweeney Funeral Home.
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Mikory
Axnes Sweeney
George Albert Earl
Harding Inauguration Marks Nation's Four Year Term
A large crowd gathered as Warren G. Harding took the oath of office for a four year term. Chief Justice White administered the ceremony with unelaborate fanfare. Mrs. Harding and Mrs. Coolidge appeared as Harding greeted friends. Will Hays stood at his left as postmaster general.
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Mr. Harding
Edward Douglas White
Will H. Hays
Japanese Man Is Detained On Capitol Roof
A Japanese man was covered by a police officer while perched on a roof edge above the area where inaugural ceremonies would occur. He refused to identify himself and offered no information when questioned. After being released, he fell silent.
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Hinternnational News Service
Washington
Capitol
Ene
Fragmented Times Report Of Suffering And Local Incidents
Suffering from ill health, a 26 year old former Washington civil man, shot himself in the temple. A 33 year old from Donnison, O., died after inhaling a noxious smoke. A large list of minor local events includes a clerk losing a diamond ring valued at 800 dollars, a steel company layoff, fever diagnoses in Youngstown, and a mining town shooting on the Boswell outskirts. Local officials and residents pursue the varied incidents across multiple counties and towns.
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Washington Civil
Igher Temple
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