Mrs Coolidge to Ride With Husband to Capitol Inauguration
Mrs. Coolidge will travel with her husband to Washington for President elect Calvin Coolidge's inauguration. The official procession to the Capitol forms at the White House between 10:30 and 11:00 a.m. with cavalry escorts, the president and Mrs. Coolidge in the first car, and other inaugural committee members following.
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White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
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Kansas
Senate
Dawes
Washington Citizens
Grand Army of the Republic
President Grant
Quake Greatest in Extent and Intensity Since 1755
New Haven Feb 28 AP Dr Adolph Knopf Yale geology professor said tremors felt across the northeastern United States rival the 1755 quake in extent. He noted earlier New England quakes and cited Charleston 1886 and California 1906 as severe but less widespread despite higher intensity and damage.
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New Haven
Adolph Knopf
Yale
United States
New England
Knopf
Charleston
8. C
California
War Secretary Challenges Air General in Mitchell Case Hearing
War Secretary Weeks testifies about the Mitchell article dispute and insists no muzzling occurred. He defends air service autonomy, notes Navy complaints, and says Congress should fund more planes while backing the Lassiter building program.
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Weeks
Army Air Service
Mitchell
General Mitchell
Navy
Army
Army General Staff
Congress
Lassiter
Air Service
Borah Loses Fight on ASE Bill in Senate
New York chaired sessions and Senator Borah failed to push a suspension of the rules. Chairman Warren explained the salary increase amendment had already been considered in regular order and referred to two committees.
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Borah
Senate
New York
Warren
Legislature approves appropriation bills and welfare measures
The Idaho Senate passed twenty one appropriation bills funding state departments and agencies including the state auditor and public utilities commission. The session moves toward adjournment with several measures on finance, taxes, and school district debt limits. Earthquake reports from Denver and Montreal noted but caused no major damage.
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Eva Steunenburg
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Egbert House
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Taylor, McBirney, Kiger
McClurg and Wolfe
Upen
Lava Hot Springs
Fish and Game Committee
Nurse Rescues Hat and Dresses From Fire Escape
Miss Gert rude Widman a 23 year old nurse leaped from a second story window into a fireman s net today carrying her new Easter hat and three dresses. The flames cut off her escape through the hallway and she escaped unharmed with only minor injuries reported.
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Cleveland
Gertrude Widman
Germans Seek Successor to Late Executive
The article examines potential successors to a late German executive, noting eminent qualifications and the unlikely candidacy of a professional military man. It discusses the possibility of a dark horse from major groups, the impact of a growing communist vote, and a two ballot process with a runoff if no absolute majority is reached.
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Yer
Cone
Ngs
German Presidential Crisis Grips London Press
London observers deem the German presidential crisis after Ebert’s death a matter of grave gravity. The Weimar constitution offers no clear successor mechanism, raising fears a special election could fuel nationalist sentiment. Possible successors include Dr Luther and Wilhelm Marx, whose records fail to reassure European neighbors. The German government also protests delays in interallied reports on armament infringements in the Cologne zone.
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Ebert
Germany
Reich
Prussia
Dr. Luther
Wilhelm Marx
Cologne
Chorus of praise for late leader
Berlin reports a mixed reaction to the death of President Ebert. Nationalist papers praise his socialist era while criticizing his role in 1918 and his presidency. Socialist and Democratic papers offer the highest tributes to the late leader.
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Berlin
Ebert
Deutsche Zietung
Bava
Tages Zeitung
Krenz Zeitung
Germany
Boersen Zeitung
Rexburg Boxing Fans Plan Trip to Pocatello Show
Rexburg fans plan to travel to Pocatello Monday for the Auditorium Theatre boxing program. In the main event Rocky Mountain welterweight champion Teddy Gartin of Denver meets Virgil Sparks of Pocatello, a familiar name in Rexburg.
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Mtribune
Rexburg
Pocatello
Auditorium Theatre
Teddy Gartin
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Virgil Sparks
Sparks
Zinc ore shipment breaks Tri-State field value record
Joplin Missouri reports zinc ore shipped last week from the Tri-State field exceeded 1 million dollars, establishing a new record for the region.
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Joplin
Tri-State
Idaho beats Washington State 30 to 18 in Moscow clash
Idaho led 14 to 4 at halftime and finished with a 30 to 18 victory over Washington State. Nedros and Erickson led Idaho with six and four field goals respectively, while Kelso and Kehke paced the Cougars with multiple frees. Referee was Orion of Spokane.
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University of Idaho
Washington State College
Idaho
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Nedros
Nelsan Miles
Kelso Erickson
Gehrke Nelson
Chandler Lamphere
Speakei Reese
Miles
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Nelson
Green
Penwell
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Kelso
Kehke
Morgan
Reese
Orion
Spokane
Earthquake Shocks Northern America Rattle Several Cities
An earthquake shock rattled Syracuse Detroit and other cities with buildings swaying and people fleeing. Reports from Bay City Battle Creek Kalamazoo Louisville Columbus Canton Akron Cleveland Cincinnati and additional towns noted distinct tremors and frightened crowds in late February AP dispatches.
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New York and Midwest Feel Strong Earthquake Shocks
An earthquake of about two minutes rattled New York City and suburbs, with tremors felt as far as Syracuse and throughout New England. Central seismographs logged brief, intense shocks between 9:23 and 9:25 PM, while Midwest regions from Michigan to Kentucky reported building tremors and scattered damage.
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O’connor
Western roads save over three millions a day
The Western railways committee on public relations announced that from 1920 to today, operating expense savings reached 5,473,000 dollars daily, totaling 1,271,000,000 dollars saved in 1924. Freight rates fell by 857,000,000 dollars yearly since 1920, as private operation resumed after wartime government control ended.
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Chicago
Western Railways Committee On Public Relations
War Time Administration
Railroad Labor Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dawn to Dusk Flight Falls Short in Georgia Route
Twelve army planes of the first pursuit group reached Georgia late today for a dawn to dusk flight from Selfridge, Michigan to Miami, Florida. Eleven landed at Camp Wheeler after covering 709 miles. the twelfth forced down at Grey, Georgia. Major Lanphier blamed delays at Dayton for the failure to set a record.
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Macon
Georgia
Selfridge Priesd
Michigan
Miami
Fla
Thomas G. Lanphir
Camp Wheeler
Grey
Lanphier
Dayton, O
Tax delinquencies rise in 1924 county rolls
County Clerk R. Earley presents a table of the 1924 tax rolls and settlement figures. Delinquencies show increases across the city of Pocatello, outside towns, country areas, and utilities with countywide averages at 11.92 percent in 1924 and 25.43 plus 31.02 percent in different sectors.
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R. ©. Earley
Dawn to Dusk Flight Raises Air Defense Concerns
Major Lanphier asserts the United States lacks adequate air defense with only 15 planes ready for active war service and just 12 with pilots. He warns an attacking nation could devastate American forces, backing General Mitchell’s convention testimony before Congress.
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Mitchell
Aeronautical Committee of Congress
America
Air Force of America
Macon
Major Laumphier
Osborne Wood Arrives in Valencia Amid Checks Inquiry
In Valencia Spain on February 28 Osborne Wood, named in recent complaints in Biarritz over a worthless check, checked into a local hotel with a friend. He then went downtown and sent several telegrams to New York including one to Mrs. Ward.
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Spain
Valencia
Osborne
Biarritz
New York
Ward
Gutzon Borglum Arrested in Greensboro
Greensboro N C Feb 28 sculptor Gutzon Borglum, sought in Georgia on charges of malicious mischief tied to alleged destruction of models and plans for the Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial, was arrested tonight.
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N. C
Gutzon Borglum
Georgia
Stone Mountain
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