Inauguration of Hoover as 31st President
Herbert Hoover is inaugurated as the 31st U S president in Washington with Chief Justice Taft administering the oath. The ceremony features extensive media coverage as two former presidents Calvin Coolidge and William Howard Taft attend. Modern technologies deliver live pictures nationally and globally.
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Inaugural Week Highlights and Parades Across the Nation
The three day ceremony featured a dirigible led parade the Question Mark and a White House address by Mr. Hoover. Mrs Hoover rode the trains to Northampton after the ceremony while Congress funded policing and regu lations. A charity ball Will be held with proceeds to charity and a governors reception at the Willard Hotel drew state executives. Air circuses and Fort Myer horsemanship entertained visitors during the festivities.
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Terrorism deportation bill stalls in Congress
Washington report notes House provisions for deporting aliens imprisoned for six months or more for weapons or narcotics violations fail in Senate conference. Opponents warn of unequal treatment while immigrants legalized for naturalization under a separate agreement, with quotas and origins limits adjusted for several countries.
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Senate
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Chicago
Hoover
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Sweden
Denmark
Floating airport to anchor 800 miles at sea
Henry Z. Gielow announces immediate start on a seadrome between New York and Bermuda. The 1200 by 400 foot floating field will be held by 21 150 foot chains to sea anchors. a 43 man crew will operate shops hotel and restaurant and guide planes by radio.
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Naval Architects
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Liner Quarantined as Meningitis Cases Reported
A liner arriving from the Orient prompted a quarantine in Seattle after 11 cases of virulent spinal meningitis were found among steerage passengers and crew. Some passengers had disembarked before the quarantine began.
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Wash
President Lincoln
Orient
Ocean’s Treasures and the Ocean as Food Source
The article argues the ocean provides large quantities of human food, including meat, oils, and seaweed products. It suggests most meat and a significant portion of vegetables could be sourced from oceanic resources if needed.
Honest Criticism Undermines Good Citizenship
A reflective aphorism argues that no matter a man’s honesty or honor, persistent unkind criticism undermines character. Worthy deeds cannot compensate for a lack of kindness.
Rebirth. Teans headline writer claims life after death solved
Cincinnati Enquirer reports a controversial claim by a headline writer asserting life after death is solved. The piece discusses Tesun killing himself and shooting his wife, framing it as evidence for the claim.
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Tesun
Self
Cincinnati Enquirer
Nature's Law Quote From Ruskin
A brief nature of Ruskin's reflection on using our possessions for good ends and the instinct to share that use with others growing alongside our power and capability.
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John Ruskin
Steam in the Cylinder as a Metaphor for Action
The remark frames steam in the cylinder as the force that drives progress, not the whistle's noise. It underscores that true power lies in productive energy behind actions rather than flashy display.
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American Magazine
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