Harding and Coolidge Inaugurated President and Vice President
Washington March 4 Warren Gamaliel Harding was inaugurated president with simple ceremonies as historians described. The Congressional Inaugural Committee arranged a four troop cavalry escort and Marines as guard, with The Star Spangled Banner by the Marine Band. President Wilson attended briefly before retiring due to health.
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Washington
A. T
Wartren Gamadlel Werding
United States
George Washington
Warding
Capitol
White House
Lider
Senate Chamber
Calvin Coolidge
Marshall
Coolidge
Harding
Ohio
Pennsylvana Avenue
Treasury
Marion
Republican National Committee
Congressional Inauguration Committee
New Willard
Knox
Pennsylvania
Representative Cannon
Tilinola
White
J. Warren Gamaliel Harding
The
Wilson
Narding
Capitol Plaza
West Point
Annapolis
Senate
S Street
Executive Mansion
Secret Service
Hiden
Congress
Mr. Wilson
Mrs. Wilson
General Pershing
Mr. Harding
Rudolph Forster
Capitol Front
Cooldidge
Pennsylvania Avenue
Campe Meade
Maryland
Champ Clerk
Mr. Coolidge
Grayson
Joseph P. Tumulty
Senator Knox
Congressional
J.J. Mutr
Capitol Steps
Walter Reed Hospital
Red Cross
House
Champ Clark
Mr. Hardt
Dipteomatic Corps
Mc Marshall
Hardin
Grewe
Washingtons Falls
Fort Myer
Ar. Harding
Appointment of Executor for James R. Blackburn Estate
Estate of James R. Blackburn deceased lists Howard D. Blackburn as Executor after appointment and qualification in Jefferson County Ohio. Dated March 1921. Probate Judge John G. Belknap, Co. L. Williams Attorney.
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James R. Blackburn
Howard D. Blackburn
Jas. N. Blackburn
Jefferson County
Ohio
John G. Belknap
Said County
L. Williams
Joseph M. Thompson
James A. Thompson
Linduff
Estate matters and a highway robbery verdict details
The report notes the estate of Joseph M. Thompson with James A. Thompson named administrator. It covers a mistrial verdict on Serbian immigrant Mike Y Barrac for highway robbery of Mike Davis at Mingo Junction, plus auction sales of Col. Loomis's property and a $176 judgment in a jewelry case. Also includes a dubious employment ad and a stray canine bite Yahoo-like mention.
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Mike Y Barrac
Common Pleas Court
Barrac
Mike Davis
Mingo Junction
F T. H. Loomis
Court House
Eliza Cranmer
Mr. Loomis
Ming Hazel Dungan
Dicken
Kansas Oil & Gas Company
John Scott
Henry Lawler
Jeter Brady
William Campbell
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Republic
First
Agalgu
Steubenville
New Cretonnes
Cretonnes
Mrs. Harding Blue
Joseph Thompson
Thomas J. Jamae
Mary Petrowsky
Josephine Jackabach
Common Fleas Court
J. K. Watkina Co
Baebes