President Coolidge Inaugural Address Outlined Brief, Principle Focus
The article notes President Coolidge delivered a brief inaugural message focused on general principles. It emphasizes restraint, adherence to tradition, and belief in law and justice, with support for peaceful international relations and economy measures. It also critiques partisan excess and highlights taxes and government efficiency.
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Permanent Court of International Justice
Brotherhood of Man
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Cross Roads stance on taxation and trade policy sparks debate
The speaker argues for protecting pay levels with tariffs and migration limits to keep wage earners content, urges obedience to law, denounces anti social behavior, and calls for a less sectional, more national approach while resisting religious tests for office. The message insists the American mind must stay forever free.
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America
Mind and Money Civics in The Way of the World
Grove Patterson argues for disciplined giving and intelligent philanthropy. He praises charitable foundations and the Community Chest, urges funding where need is greatest, and notes the shift from personal to scalable aid while stressing informed, prudent generosity.
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Inauguration Day for Coolidge and Cabinet Shifts
The eighth Congress ends at noon and the Senate meets in extra session to act on Coolidge appointments. Kellogg becomes Secretary of State and Jardine takes the Agriculture post. Howard Gore retires to govern West Virginia. Today also marks the 100th anniversary of John Quincy Adams’s first inauguration.
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Massachusetts
Librarian Notes Rush for Dictionaries as Gas War Eases
Librarian Myrt Pash says readers are flocking to the dictionary nearly as much as to Robinson Crusoe and Lucille titles. She notes the public grew weary of the gasoline war's toll and hopes calmer times return to the town.
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Lucille
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Conventions Opening Today in Canada and Oregon
Ottawa hosts the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy convention while Portland welcomes the Oregon Retail Hardware and Implement Dealers gathering. The events mark the start of separate industry meetings drawing regional professionals.
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Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Dijon Gingerbread Note Sparks Quizzical Phrase
A fragment from Dijon France mentions its famed gingerbread and a curious line about huna crows and shope, leaving readers puzzled by the odd wording and regional confections.
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France
Widespread English Seen as World Language by Easton
William H Easton of Westinghouse says global broadcasts will push toward a universal tongue and favors English as the likely choice. He cites English as the simplest living language with about 150 million native speakers and broad access to literature and commerce.
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Wiliam H Easton
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co
Mr. Easton
Engah
Poems That Live in the Firelight
A nostalgic reminiscence on a child’s prayer and a mother’s faith. The speaker recalls a hearthside scene as a little treble song echoes, bringing back memories of a dear relative and the comforting presence of a mother.
Survey shows Ohio hog farrowing drop in 1924
National survey by R F Taber of Ohio State University finds Ohio sow farrowings fell 75 percent from the prior year, with national drop at 72 percent. Farmers aim to maintain 86 percent spring farrowing versus spring 1924. Results suggest a 20 percent drop in spring farrowings overall.
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R F Taber
Ohio State University
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Wallace
Hocso Taylor
Cleveland visitor aids Elyria lodge with two degrees
30 Years Ago ee PHEONIX LODGE 100 F. of Cleveland visited Elyria lodge and conferred two degrees COL WILDER S METCALF formerly of this city was made a brigadier general by action of the U S Senate LOUIS HECOCK THE FLOR ist purchased the interest of his partner and continued the busi ness FRITZ RUDIN GRADUATE of EF HS and Ann Arbor re turned to Elyria and opened a law office ELYRIA TENT KO TM celebrated its sixteenth anniversary with a banquet and speeches ELLIS WURTZ OF THIS CITY
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U. S Senate
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KOTM
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Building moved after fatal steel plant blaze
A worker died from severe burns suffered at the steel plant. The Old Massey Block at the corner of Washington and Broad Street was sold to a syndicate of local capitalists who announced plans to rebuild and erect a fine block.
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Who's Who John H Edwards
John H Edwards named by President Coolidge as assistant secretary of the interior is former speaker in the Indiana House. He was a Republican candidate for attorney general in 1920 but was defeated. Edwards served as solicitor general of the Post Office Department under Will H Hays from June 1921 to December 1923, then became solicitor in the interior department under Secretary Weeks.
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Interior Department
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