Beloved In Capital Mrs Coolidge Proves Wonderful Hostess
Washington march 4 4 4 naval inauguration underway in marble city. First Lady Mrs Coolidge takes formal continued leadership of daily White House functions with a corps of servants. Observers praise her efficiency and warm rapport with staff as she manages events and duties of state hosting duties at the Executive Mansion.
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Grace Coolidge a Democratic First Lady of Simple Habits
The article portrays Grace Coolidge as democratic and approachable, living modestly before the White House. It notes her daily walks, few servants, and warm interactions with clerks and government workers, highlighting her affect on public life and family sorrow after the loss of Calvin Coolidge Jr.
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Takes Oath On Bible From Grandmother
President Coolidge took the oath of office on a Bible given by his grandmother when he was a child, not on the family Bible used in 1923. White House officials corrected an error about Colonel John Coolidge bringing the family Bible to Washington. The president cherishes the Bible, especially the first chapter of John, and will open there during the oath.
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Omnibus Public Buildings Bill Added to Deficiency Measure
In Washington the House adopted a rider adding a 150 million omnibus public buildings bill to a 56 million deficiency bill by 255 to 96. The package then goes to conference with the Senate, which had boosted the deficiency bill by 37.28 million for numerous new public buildings including post offices in St. Louis Louisville and Newark New Jersey.
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International News Service
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Chicago Jeweler Ruined By Holdup By Four Bandits
Four bandits robbed Joseph Willimoveky’s Southside jewelers shop in Chicago damaging his 24 year business. They escaped with a $10,000 stock of diamonds today.
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International News Service
Joseph Willimoveky
Sorthside Jaweler
Three Men Injured in Gas Explosion at Huntington Shops
A natural gas explosion in the round house at the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway shops in Huntington West Virginia injured three men this morning. Boilermakers 31. M. Irvy and J. J. Elmore, rushed to C&O Hospital, and machinist Herman Fisher also hurt. None suffer serious injuries, physicians report bruises.
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Dawes Enters Office as Colorful American Figure
Charles G Dawes becomes the 30th vice president, hailed as a multifaceted public figure. The piece traces his 60 year career as financier engineer soldier inventor musician lawyer author philanthropist and oil magnate and notes his rapid rise from Comptroller of the Currency at 31 to central trust leader and chief financier.
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More Log Cabins Are Reported In County
Wampum Pa March 4 1925 Batter of the News Dear Bir I have been interested in log cabin stories and write one more It tells of a two room log house built in 1848 located one mile from Wampum on the New Galilee road It had eight windows six to a sash pine logs pawed joints and a dressed stone fireplace with a long stone across the top Parents were M and Mary Nogle Prye The writer mentions seven siblings and a living sister in Wichita Kansas
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Chawtan, Pa
Princeton High School Contest at Presbyterian church
The Princeton Volant East Brook and Plaingrove high schools held a Friday evening contest at the Presbyterian church. Declamation won by Helen Turner and oration by Helen Ferrell with Bernice Stickle, while a debate was won by Miss Grace Patterson and Mildred Ruby of East Brook High.
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East Brook High School
Local Social Notes From Wednesday Gathering
A report of a midweek social gathering with guests including Lt Morrisor and several Mrs. and Miss Weisz, Gibson, Bord, and Mershi families visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Book and family, with others from the community in attendance.
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Revival Services In Bessemer Church
Evangelistic meetings conducted by Rev Ashley Wilson of U are in charge at the Bessemer Presbyters church. Great interest is shown with coed audiences and the meetings will continue through the week.
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Ashley Wilson
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