Harding sworn in as President and cabinet in sight
A broad roundup of world events reports Warren G Harding's swearing in as U S president at the Capitol with Calvin Coolidge taking the oath as Vice President Late notes cover court rulings on mail rights and searches and various political shifts including Wilson's post presidency actions and military appointments.
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Warren Gamaliel Harding
Ohio
United States
Capitol
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Senate
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Harding Inaugural Signals Reserve Toward League
President Harding’s inaugural address outlines a non entangling stance on the League of Nations while urging cautious international engagement. He pledges efficiency, tax relief, and economic stability, plus a proposed ministry of defense to unify land, sea, and air forces.
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League of Nations
Washington
Warren
America
Jarding
Germany’s reparations plan proposed as global loan
Simons suggested Germany pay allies about 30 billion gold marks, roughly 7.5 billion dollars, as war reparations. The plan tied this to three provisions including commercial privileges and Upper Silesia remaining German. The idea aimed to fund payments via an international loan to be shared by allied nations and exempt from taxation.
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Simons
Germany
Upper Silesia
France and Britain Prepare Armed Action Against Germany
French plans for enforcing payment by Germany were submitted by Marshal Foch while Lloyd George agreed to British participation. Long range guns were moved toward Essen, with field artillery, cavalry and armor held in readiness. Air squadrons awaited orders, and American troops in Coblenz would hold current lines if allied forces advance. Belgium ready to act with France.
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France
Judiciary panel recommends full investigation of Judge Landis
The house judiciary committee, contrary to predictions, filed charges against Judge Landis and urged that they be fully investigated by the next Congress. The report states that if true, his acceptance of the baseball arbiter role while a United States District Judge is at least inconsistent with the duty of a federal judge.
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Shipping board report calls for centralized executive control
A house committee report recommends transferring the shipping board functions to an executive department to centralize authority. It cites waste and lack of coordination but exonerates Charles M. Schwab and R W Bolling. The piece also notes Panamanian Costa Rican tensions over Coto, possible U S involvement, and unrest in Russia with conflicting dispatches.
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Shipping Board of Trustees
Emergency Fleet Corporation
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Wilson
Champion Clark of Missouri Dies. A Distinguished Statesman
In the death of Champ Clark of Missouri former speaker the country loses a distinguished citizen and the Democratic party one of its strongest members. He never fully recovered from his Baltimore convention presidential nomination defeat and in recent years had been comparatively inactive but his career foretold a life of earnest and at times earnest labor for his country.
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Missouri
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Century Kidney Treatment Promoted for Bladder Ailments
The Mitchell Chemical Co advertises 26th Century Kidney Treatment as a three part, 30 day cure for bladder and kidney troubles. It claims rapid relief from aches and pains, warns against ineffective past cures, and offers home delivery from Altoona PA with charges payable on receipt.
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