Coolidge Inaugurated Amid Simple Capitol Ceremony
President Coolidge took the oath at the capitol with a simple ceremony in clear contrast to Harding’s deathbed days. Vice President Dawes also swore in, delivering responses in the senate chamber before the outdoor inaugural. News reached millions by radio as crowds watched along Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Coolidge vows tax cuts and peace aims in inaugural
In a Capitol address Calvin Coolidge pledges a lighter tax burden at home and the pursuit of peace through mutual understanding abroad. He frames America’s role with economy, reduced taxes, stronger law, and disarmament within a defense posture.
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New Market in St Louis Promises Buyer Protections
St Louis plans a 1 350 000 union market second largest in the country to open next June with safeguards for buyers including new safeguards on purchases and releases. The reinforced concrete block building spans 270 feet by 195 feet occupying an entire block. Only the first floor will serve as the market. three upper floors are for public automobile storage with 280 per floor.
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Morality and intellect unify in a perfect democracy
A quotation argues that true democracy requires all citizens to share equal moral and intellectual standing, implying that any deviation from common ground undermines democratic perfection. It stresses universal ethical alignment as the condition for genuine democratic equality.
Old Home Week at the White House During Inauguration
Guests of President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge include Col. John Coolidge, Mrs. Goodhue, Mr. and Mrs. Stearns, and President Olds of Amherst. Mrs. Goodhue plans several weeks at the White House as part of a family visit, while Col. Coolidge recalls his historic role at the presidency’s start.
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Responsibility and Influence Across Station and Power
A reflection on how every person, regardless of rank or strength, affects those around them for better or worse through daily actions and example. It asserts moral influence extends beyond status and emphasizes personal responsibility in guiding others.
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