Coolidge Is Sworn In as Vice President of U S
Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts took oath as vice president, succeeding Thomas Riley Marshall who delivered a farewell address. Marshall’s remarks praised civil government, while Coolidge urged the Senate to remain a citadel of liberty and uphold the law with deliberation and integrity.
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America
Inauguration Day Through Harding Win in Capitol
In a cold dry Washington morning Harding entered the White House at last with a pragmatic ceremony. Wilson showed signs of frailty and left the public stage to return to private life as Harding moved from the Willard to the Capitol to take the oath.
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North Carolina
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Lorain Police Court Hearings On Department Dissension
Testimony detailed friction in the Lorain Police Department over promotions and acting lieutenants. Officers Reynolds Sage Masterton and Murphy testified about younger patrolmen superseding older sergeants, with complaints of favoritism and incomplete reporting. The court heard evidence on whether such appointments disrupted chain of command and whether acting lieutenant roles were properly documented.
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Parade for Wilson Heads to Dupont Circle
Washington dignitaries and social leaders gather at Dupont Circle this afternoon to honor outgoing President Woodrow Wilson with a parade to his new home. The event marks a historic first with civic tribute to a departing president.
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Sevent Grio Man Guilines Needs federal purse strings
The text presents a fragmented speech urging government economy and efficiency. It calls to reduce expenditures while acknowledging enduring natural laws, warns against overreliance on government, and urges cutting taxes and unnecessary interference to improve administration.
Wyeths Sulphur Compound Hair Darkening Remedy
An advertising notice extols Wyeths Sulphur Compound as a natural looking method to darken hair, claiming effects in days with repeated use. It describes brushing technique, promises darker, thicker hair and a more youthful appearance, while noting it is not a cure or preventive medicine.
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President Calls for Tariff Reform and Service to Nation
A speech urges better labor capital understanding and protection tariffs to shield American industry from cheap imports. The president emphasizes service as the supreme good and vows an administration guided by duty, justice, mercy, and humility before God and country.
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