Inauguration of Warren G. Harding in 1921
The article describes Warren G. Harding's sudden, simple inauguration in Washington on March 4. It notes the crowd, the modest ceremonies at the Capitol, the swift oath by Chief Justice White, and Harding's immediate move to the White House for a brisk start on governance. It compares this to past inaugurations, highlighting a shift from pomp to businesslike efficiency.
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James Buchanan
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Abraham Lincoln
Lincoin
Grant
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Twenty One Men Held Cabinet Positions During Storage Administration
The article notes twenty one men held cabinet posts during the stor ing administration that began so boldly nine years ago. Daniels Burleson and Wilson remained in their posts to finish the term, while Bryan was first to resign.
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Burleson
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Ten Wilson Cabinet Members Replaced by Harding Aides
Washington reports cabinet officers are moving in to guide Harding as ten men depart from Wilson era leadership. The outgoing group includes Daniels Burleson and three of Wilson’s original cabinet, with replacements and reshuffles noted as the transition unfolds amid national political tension.
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George R. Holmes
International News Service
Wasitington
Washington
Warren G. Harding
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Daniels
Burleson
White House
Inauguration Day Echoes Through History and Pomp
Washington March fourth news describes President Harding's inaugural trip by motor as a modern contrast to Jefferson and Madison era processions. The piece recounts long horse drawn escorts, militia parades, and social balls, noting historical shifts in ceremony and order among presidents.
Costa Rican Forces Face Losses in Pacific Battle at Coto
In a Sunday night hour long clash at Coto on the Pacific coast near the Panama Costa Rica frontier, Costa Rica reported four killed and nine wounded while Panama suffered no fatalities among its soldiers. Costa Rican reinforcements arrived by gasoline launch to retake Coto, but Panamanian troops held the line. The Panamanian commander pledged to maintain control pending mediation, with Panama claiming capture of a Mitraifle and quantities of provisions aboard.
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House Moves Away During His Absence
Chicago reports a house vanished from Wentworth Avenue while owner J. Van Wieble was away. Neighbors said a house-moving company was seen near the property and Van Wieble blames an old feud with the mover for the disappearance.
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International News Service
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Historic Bible Used by Harding In Taking Oath of Office Today
Washington March 4 International News Service reports President Warren G Harding used the same Bible as George Washington for his oath, a pledged historic relic kept for over 125 years. The oath was administered by Chief Justice to the President, and the Bible will be returned to a safety deposit after today’s ceremony.
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News Service
Washington
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United States
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International News Service
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Federal
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Livington
Masist
St. John’s Lodge of Masons
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