Legislature Races to Adjourn as Idaho Nears Close
Boise March 4 Idaho's eighteenth is fort to adjourn tomorrow night the sixtieth day of the session Senators approved nine bills under suspension of the rules and debated a three cent gasoline tax bill. The educational institutions appropriation totals reach 2 135 569.51 with additional funds from House Bill No 1. A registrar of motor vehicles bill and a memorial urging division of Boise tracks prop erty between federal and Idaho officials were also considered. The legislature pressed forward aiming for a quick finish.
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Boise Session Ends as Bills Are Signed and Sent Forward
The Boise session adjourned amid a flurry of activity with eleven bills cleared from the desk. Measures approved include HB 72 on public funds and B 31 on precinct formation. SB 116 for collection agency fees. and a three cent gasoline tax earmarked for state highway maintenance.
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American President Praised in London
The Times prints a full cabled report on Coolidge's inauguration and a laudatory biographical sketch. It emphasizes his leadership style and the belief that U S power will be used to promote peace under his guidance.
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Black fleet moves toward Pacific coast in simulated invasion
A U.S. battle force fleet sails toward the Pacific coast in simulated attack maneuvers. Fifty one warships travel from Seattle in a two thousand mile mission to establish a base while a protecting scouting fleet speeds from Panama. Destroyers scout, dreadnoughts form three columns led by the California, with Omaha as flagship of the destroyer squadron.
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Photo of Coolidge visit sent to San Francisco Call
A Washington photograph shows a messenger delivering a bouquet to Mrs. Calvin Coolidge. The AP transmitted the image via telegraph to the San Francisco Call, fully developed by 8 40 a m for reproduction. A second image of President Coolidge and the couple leaving the White House appeared shortly after. The telegraph companies handled the transmission, with no essential difference from directly developed negatives.
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Dawes Opens Senate With Oathes and Proclamation
Washington March 4 The president's proclamation calling the special session is read and new senators take their oaths. Cole L Blease was first sworn in by Vice President Dawes with later groups following. Dawes then announced the inauguration would occur on the east portico of the Capitol.
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Everett Sanders Sworn Secretary to President Coolidge
Everett Sanders of Indiana was sworn in as secretary to President Coolidge this afternoon in the executive offices of the House.
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Fire Destroys Lowden Farm and Library
Fire swept Lowden Farm damaging the farm executive offices and the agriculture library. Reported in Chicago with limited readable details about the owners and extent of the blaze.
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Calvin Coolidge Career Timeline Highlighted
The document outlines Calvin Coolidge born 1872 in Plymouth Vermont. It lists key milestones from Amherst College 1895 to bar admission 1897, Northampton service, Burlington marriage 1905, and political rise including state representative 1906, mayor 1908, MA Senate 1911, lieutenant governor 1915, presidency 1923 following Harding's death, and 1924 presidential landslide victory.
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Gore Takes Office as West Virginia Governor
Howard M. Gore, who resigned Monday as secretary of agriculture, took the oath of office today to become governor of West Virginia in Charleston.
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New Gowns for First Ladies in inauguration color
Ashington March 4 AP reports Mrs Coolidge wore moon stone a deeper warm shade than pearl for inauguration attire. Her ensemble featured gray silk embroidery and fox collar. Mrs Dawes wore a blue suit and matching hat.
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Will of Fredesas Former National Treasurer Explained
Estate notes indicate the late Fredesas who served as national treasurer is the subject of a will. Details on heirs and bequests are not fully clear in the fragment. Further documents are needed to identify executors and specific distributions.
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Coolidge Begins Four Year Presidency In Quiet Inaugural
Calvin Coolidge starts a four year term with Dawes as vice president after Warren Harding’s death. The inauguration on a simple scale featured radio broadcasts reaching nationwide audiences, with a modest crowd of about 10 000 in attendance and a small Capitol ceremony.
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Charles G Dawes Career Highlights and Key Dates
Chronology of Charles G Dawes born 1865 in Marietta Ohio and educated at Marietta College Cincinnati Law School. Lived in Lincoln and entered public life after 1889 marriage to Caro Blymer. Won notice from Mark Hanna in 1896 and later guided finances for McKinley era. Served World War I rising to brigadier general in charge of purchases for the American Expeditionary Forces. 1921 directed reparations work then became vice president in 1924.
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Ebert Laid To Rest In Simple Berlin Funeral
Germany paid final honors to Friederich Ebert first president of the republic. The sunlit Berlin streets crowded for a modest procession with limited military presence and officials at the Reichstag. Loebe delivered the funeral address after brief services at the executive mansion where Chancellor Luther spoke.
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Epidemic Strikes Vienna Amid Crisis Reports
Vienna reports a February peak with 170 personal crisis reports or attempted crises amid general distress. Authorities describe escalating self-destructive behavior trends and call for increased public health attention.
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Dawes Inaugural Address Sets Tone for Reform
President Dawes outlines nonpartisan conduct for the presidency and asserts the need for fair Senate rules. He emphasizes impartial management of public business and cautions against personal or party bias in guiding national welfare. Page Ten continues.
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Ebert Funeral At Boyhood Home
Berlin marks the funeral of Friederich Ebert first president of the republic with his body transported by special train to his boyhood home for burial. About 250 officials attend as ceremonies begin at the ex imperial mansion.
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Oath Taken by all Presidents
Washington marks March 4 as the date when the oath of office for the United States is sworn, with emphasis on constitutional procedure. The brief notes describe the ceremonial oath taken by presidents under the constitutional framework.
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