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Inaugural ceremonies on the Capitol steps marked the beginning of President Coolridge's tenure. He framed a policy of economy, protective tariff, and international understanding. He noted improvements in transportation and industry while agriculture showed slow revival but hints of progress appeared. The speech highlighted restrictive immigration and steady wages as core aims.
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Coolidge gray chosen for inaugural costume
The Washington dispatch reports Mrs. Coolidge selected a moon stone shade named Coolidge gray for the inaugural gown. Her ensemble features a gray satin upper and a gray fox collar, with a light wool coat and matching accessories, while Mrs. Dawes wears a blue spring suit with a matching hat.
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Washington
Harding
Joseena Loth
Neaun Hatreaan Anedsen
Bacho
Coolidge
Highlights in speech on American identity and policy
A speech argues America is united by humanity yet distinct from the Old World. It defends peaceful aims while maintaining a strong military, rejects Old World political meddling, and urges economy, tax reform, and constitutional obedience as core principles.
Tax reform and liberty amid national unity stance
The speaker argues for tax reduction to avoid harming livelihoods and revenue loss, urging reform over high rates. They advocate overarching liberty and tolerance, oppose sectarian or national prejudice, and emphasize shared citizenship beyond class or religion in public life.
Burke to lead exposition drive for 300000 unit construction
Jack K. Burke is named general chairman to head the field forces and drive a 300000 fund to erect the first unit of buildings for the International Exposition. The initial meeting with exposition directors and committee chairmen will be held at noon Thursday in the St Antony label office.
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Jack KR. Burke
Burke
St. Antony
Enx
Welrs
Partnership announced for removal of offices March 1
An advertisement announces a partnership and removal of offices to Far Nose and Throat Hospital, 72 Main Avenue. Doctors J. M. Burleson A. F. Cisrk O. H. Judking J. S. Stee and T. J. Walthall will practice at the new location beginning March 1.
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A. Partnership
Far Nose and Throat Hospital
Main Avenue
J. M. Burleson
A. F. Cisrk
H. Judking
J. 8. Stee
T. J. Walthall
Pacific Fleet War Begins In Earnest
The article describes a simulated Pacific battle drill with the Blue and Black fleets near an operating base in the mid Pacific. A 58-ship scouting fleet moves from the Panama Canal toward the coast while Black fleet battleships and destroyers advance in a three-column formation led by the California.
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United States
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mid-Pacific
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T. S. S. California
Three More Vaccination Charges Against Sam Lemly
Sam P. Lenly, a persistent opponent of the city vaccination ordinance, faces three new charges in corporation court for sending his children to school unvaccinated. These are the twelfth to fourteenth filings, each day unvaccinated attendance is a separate offense. Fines totaling $200 were set on the first twelve charges, with appeals to county court and a planned Supreme Court challenge.
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Sam P. Lenly
W. A. King
Lemly
King Bas
Lemiy
Supreme Court
Death toll from burns and bank robbery in Comfort
Funeral notices reveal child fatalities from burns in Comfort while a bank heist leaves $6,000 recovered in part. A forged $5 bill and a water soaked note tie to the robbery, with investigators tracing acetylene tools, gold coins, and three cars used by suspects across Comfort and San Antonio.
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South Flores Street
Texas
Residents oppose SP buy of Texas Transportation short line
In Fifth ward about 60 residents led by H.C. Martin protest to the city council against the Texas Transportation Company short line crossing Broadway at Eleventh Street being bought by Southern Pacific. They warn the deal would raise crossing hazards, replace electric power with steam, and create a public nuisance. the franchise requires city council approval for sale.
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Fifth Ward
Southern Pacific Railroad
Texas Transportation Company
Broadway
Wleyenth. Street
C. Martin
Grand Avenue
Alamo Industries
Lone“Star Cotton Mills
Eleventh Street
Southern Pacific Railway
Justine
Berlin bids goodbye to Friedrich Ebert funeral train to Heidelberg
Berlin mourns Friedrich Ebert first president of the republic with a state funeral in the executive mansion attended by about 250 officials and diplomats. Acting President Luther delivers the oration and a Reichstag eulogy follows before the casket is moved to Potsdamer station for the funeral train to Heidelberg.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Friedrich Ebert
Republic
Heidelberg
Berg
Auvhcz
Luther
State Opera
Reichstag
Loeb
Potsdamer Station
Products of Texas to be shown in Louisiana display unveiling
Texas products both natural and manufactured will be shown in a display in the geography department of the New Orleans Normal School. Fred Dr Herndon publicity and convention secretary of the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce received the request from the normal school and will coordinate with the Manufacturers' Association of San Antonio and the Texas State Manufacturers' Association to set up the exhibit.
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New Orleans
Fred Dr. Herndon
San Antonio Chamber of Commerce
Normal School
Manufacturers’ Association of San Antonio
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Pacific Fleet
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Leonard Brooks
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