General Dawes to bring unknowns and money sense to Washington
The article discusses Calvin Coolidge's inauguration as president and Charles G. Dawes as vice president. It notes Dawes as an unknown quantity but capable in modern financial matters, while warning that business skill does not guarantee political skill. It anticipates watching Dawes's performance in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Coolidge
Charles G. Dawes
Mr. Coolidge
Mr. Dawes
Seinster Cummings
Iowa
Senate
General Dawes
Washington
Pocatello Sees State Progress Amid Regional Tensions
A long editorial reviews Idaho's legislative session noting few major measures while urging unity across Eastern and Southern districts. It contends Pocatello's growth and influence rise with the state and cautions against sectional squabbles as development accelerates in the Southeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joano
Idaho
Pocatello
Coeur d’Alene
Edgho Falls
Ell
Southeast
Pocatelle
Value of money and belt in legislatures clash
A column notes Jockeyeller’s daughter born to wealth faces prospects of a prudent life. It warns against a sense of limitless money power and cites Indiana senators copying Rhode Island toys by belting when upset. The piece targets lawmakers as “black sheep” risking public trust and hints at reform pressures.
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Jockefeller
Deuther
New York
Ios
Indiana
Rhode Island
Commonwealth
Coolidge Political Career Overview
The record outlines Calvin Coolidge’s public service: U S president from 1922, vice president 1921 to 1923, governor of Massachusetts 1919 to 1920, lieutenant governor 1916 to 1918, and state estate official. The text presents fragmented dates and titles.
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Associated Press
United States
Massachusetts
Escatn
T of the State Estate
Today’s Birthdays of Notable Clergy and Professors
Dr. J. Ross Stevenson president of Princeton Theological Seminary born in Ligonier Pennsylvania 69 years ago. Dr. Edward Curtis Fray chemistry professor at Stanford born in Geary City Kansas 63 years ago. Porter H. Dale United States census official born on Is'and four 58 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ross Stevenson
Princeton Theological Seminary
Ligonier
Edward Curtis Fray
Leland Stanford University
Geary City
Kan
Porter H. Dale
United States
Man Chooses Watch Over Screen After Uncertain Visit
A man hesitates outside a theater weighing a potential movie choice. He notes a nearby cinema and contemplates a cowboy film but decides to stay for the newsreels before buying a ticket.
Pisces Daily Horoscope Predicts Peaceful Sunday Observances
Benign planetary aspects encourage contentment and harmony this day with brief evening discord. A May birthday reader tends toward reading and service, eschewing excess work while cherishing home life and outdoor interests. Notable figures born on this date include John James Platt, William Dean Howells, and Augustus St Gaudens.
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Ted
Lomfort
John James Platt
William Dean Howells
Alvert S. Bickmore
Augustus St. Gaudens
Richard H. Jesse
Charlies F. Lummis
Revolutionary General Brooks dies at Melford Mass
Gen John Brooks longtime Massachusetts governor and Revolutionary War veteran dies in Melford Mass Born May 31 1752 Brooks served seven terms as governor and was a prominent state figure through the 19th century Florence King Victor Emmanuel entry and other dated items are noted but Brooks death anchors the item
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John ‘Brooks
Massachusetts
Melford
Mass
Victor Emmanuel
Florence
Sid Pigott
Firtt
Madrid House
New Yor
Edward O. Wolcott
United States
Colorado
Monte Carlo
Fang Meadow
Alexander of
Inaugural Radio Broadcast Expands to 24 Stations
New York notices on February 28 report 24 stations will link over long lines for the presidential inauguration, adding KLZ Denver WFBL Syracuse and WDHB Worcester to the network. The system covers the nation, with WRC WIZ and WGY among the few not yet on air, while announcers prepare from Washington and New York.
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Robert Mack
Ceprright
The
Pocatello Tribune
New York
Washington
KLZ
Denver
WFBL
Syracuse
N. Y
WDBH
Worcester
Mass
WRC
WJZ
WGY
Nectady
WIZ
West
Middlewest
United States Chamber of Commerce
Ascements
McNamee
A. T
Milton Cross
Radio Corporation
General Electric
Capitol
Gal
Mr. Cross
McNamee and
Cross
Radio Program Listings Across Cities and Times
Radio schedules show church services orchestras and concerts for Pocatello Denver Los Angeles Oakland San Francisco Fort Worth Minneapolis and other cities. Programs include Baptist Federation church organ recitals band choirs evening concerts and dance music with varied start times from morning to late night.
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KOA
Denver
KFI
Los Angeles
Federation
KG@O
Oakland
Bible Students
Kp Fam
Francisco
Het Xeths
Springs
Presbyterian
Fort Worth
WOCO
Minneapolis
Webww
Besrien Springs
Nem
Adventists
WOC
Davenport
WOAI
San Antonio
Christian Church
Bertram Price Crossword Puzzle Story Harbors a Joke
A fragment titled Bertram George Price opens a front puzzle story. It describes Bert with a numbered cart and painted initials. He hides, then a character jumps out and jokingly reacts as doors and stools appear in a playful, cryptic narrative.
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Bertram George Price
Bert
Hag
More Truth Than Poetry by Rodney McMoron on College and Clever Ironies
A poem contrasts a strong but unlettered youth Rodney McMoron with his father’s hopes for Yale or Harvard. It laments limited schooling and mocks the idea that raw strength ensures success while suggesting colleges offer a better start in language and art. The piece also notes police optimism and sports quips about Nurmi and a new wrestling champion.
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Rodney McMoron
Harvard
Yale
McMoron
Flo
Rodney Mcoran
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American Newspaper Publishers’ Assn
Idaho State Editorial Association
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West Center Street
Daily Tribune
the Tribune
Paterea
the Tribune Co., Ltd
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G. Nicholas Iiit
Scretary
Chas. G. Sumner
Fiditor
Senator Lapollette
Coolidge
Chad
Glay
Williams
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Mary Blake
Anni
Tribune Daily Radio Dispatch
Department of Commerce
Department
Springfield
WBZ
New England
Pocatello Time
Maerey
Erly Seley Es
James J. Montague
Nurmi
Genter
NEW York Hat Works
North Main
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