Coolidge Dawes Inaugural Tone Shapes Quiet Governance
The new administration led by President Coolidge and Vice President Dawes enters office with a calm, modern approach that emphasizes simple endorsement of public policy. Dawes contributes a vocal presence, while Coolidge remains largely silent, signaling a disciplined, reform minded era with cautious congressional interaction ahead.
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Chas. G. Dawes
Senate
House
Congress
Dawes
Smoke screen tax ideas in Utah and Idaho dormitory plan
A humorous scolding note mocks proposed taxes on gum and tobacco to fund a girls dormitory in Utah, cites Idaho tobacco levies, and jokes about dairy fats taxes. The piece laments legislative self interest and suggests repeal over further appeals.
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Crown
Utah
Debated naval air service sparks cost concerns
In the push for joint army and navy maneuvers on the Pacific the column questions Mitchell’s call for a unified air service. It likens airplane makers to ammo suppliers who profited during the war, doubling prices and creating new millionaires, with efficiency proposals risking Mitchell’s position.
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Pacific
Mitchel
Navy
Army Air Service
Mitchell
Southeast Support and North Attitude Stir Debate in Tournament
Hanson of Teton and Sinclair of Lincoln offered no strong support for Southeast interests. The North appeared assertive on the program, raising questions about a possible hard bargain if the Southeast mirrored that stance. Hanson comes from a region buzzing with land trading on a game preserve. The group and the mood seemed a bit ragged overall.
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Hanson
Teton
Southeast
Sinclair
Lincoln
New York House Flips Five Million in Bond Issue
An investigation into government engraving and bond duplication fraud mentions one New York house that earned five million dollars from a single bond issue. The speaker dismisses understanding of the matter as a common perspective.
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Government Engraving Department
New York
Boise Statesman Critique Sparks Political Debate
The passage notes Senator Yeaman voting against a tech measure and urging the Boise Statesman to focus on individualistic views affecting Pejse. It suggests he should have offered stronger opposition to the measure.
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Hur
Yeaman
Tech
Boise Statesman
Pejse
B’jove
Pershing in Havana Faces Illness Shock
Reports indicate Jack Pershing is ill in Havana and grapples with the illness while allies urge calm and resilience. The general is described as pressing onward despite distress.
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Jack Pershing
Havana
Hart's Seat Contested in Senate Split Amid Pact Break
Fragmentary remarks describe a contested seat in the senate as factions clash over a pact. A key figure’s involvement is disputed with references to an agreed compact and aims to sway the outcome.
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Hart
Geome
Opened Window Jump Sparks Quiet Bedtime Scene
A resident opens a window and climbs into bed, settling comfortably for sleep. The moment captures a simple, tranquil end to the day as night settles over the room.
What This Day Means to You
Astrology column notes favorable planetary aspects until noon and suggests pursuing earlier efforts then. It advises reviewing past achievements, identifying mistakes, and planning the next steps for success. Birthdate profiles highlight strong convictions, sensitivity, and potential for lovable character with discipline needs. Notable born names listed: Frederick Cozzens, I Hayes, Bang Balatka, Howard Pyle, Arthur Foote, Richard K. Munkittrick.
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Frederick Cozzens
I. Hayes
Bang Balatka
Howard Pyle
Arthur Foote
R. Richard K. Munkittrick
Iyty Bell Syndicate, Inc
Matrimonially Speaking
A humorous dialogue chronicles a husband and wife debating time and plans for dinner and a movie. The wife notes recent social events such as Nae ape Sinners and a Wainwrights card party, while the husband quibbles over timing and attendance.
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Wainwrights
Today’s Anniversarys List From Historic Dates
A chronology of notable anniversaries and births including U S senator William Archer born in Amelia Virginia 1789 died there 1882 Arctic explorer Dr Isaac I Hayes born in Chester County Pennsylvania died New York City 1881 Hannibal Hamlin 1860 California statehood debate Thomas H Benton 1851 retiring after 80 years in the Senate 1891 Canadian election Conservatives win a parliamentary vote Paris historian born April 21 1904 Annapolis bicentennial celebration as state capital
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William 8. Archer
United States
Virginia
Amelia County
Isaac I. Hayes
Chester County
New York City
Ember
Hannibal Hamlin
Senate
California
Thomas H. Benton
Missouri
Canada
Conservatives
Banc —Ecerte
Istorian
Paris
Annapolis
The bob-haired bandit in love thefts
A discussion of the so called bob-haired bandit who seduces other girls' partners to create discord. It outlines the manipulative pattern from initial flirtation to breakups and eventual unhappiness, noting the cycle ends with social ruin and an unhappy life.
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Billy
Oeegins
Bine
Georgia Striped Siren Makes Brief Visit During Fishing
David meets a tiny elfin and the Georgia Striped Siren, a rare muddy eel relative. The siren explains a recent gill loss and gain of new breathing fins before slipping away, ending the day’s fishing as David packs up.
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David
Squeedee
Daddy Striped Siren
Georgia
Striped Siren
New Orleans Pine Mills See Production Mixed Results
Southern Pine association reports last week a 5.9 percent drop to about 1,000 feet at mills. Grifts gain 4.3 percent to 74.3 million feet, production up 1.2 percent to 7,000 feet. Unfilled orders sit at 244 million feet.
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New Orleans
Southern Pine Association
Grints
One Year Ago Today Telegrams Publish Air Scandal History
Publication of the Mclean telegrams by the senate committee investigating the air scandal marks a notable archival moment. The release sheds light on officials and procedures surrounding early aviation oversight debates.
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Mclean
Senate
The Flying Fina and the Fast Traveling Nurmile
A compact verse comparing sprinters of ancient Greece to modern champions. The speaker wagers on a fast modern racer Nurmile to outpace classic heroes and horse and comet on a seven mile course, noting Jackie Coogan stays free of divorce scandal.
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Jackie Coogan
Better Health Service Some Facts About Constipation
A review of normal bowel transit times notes most people have one to two daily evacuations, while two to three days signals constipation. Studies with barium and small glass beads show wide variation in transit, challenging the idea that food residues always exit within 24 to 48 hours and suggesting limited autointoxication risk from infrequent laxative use. Tomorrow: As to the Heredity of Epilepsy.
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Alvarez
Friedtowers
California
England cheers as peace overtures near end of war
News from twenty five years ago reports England energized by signals that ace overtures may end the South African war. Also notes include medical college convention opening in Boston and other events shaping that week.
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England
Ace
Pers
South Africa
Association of American Medical Colleges
Boston
Rome
San Francisco
American Bowling Congress
Buffalo
Washington
National Guard
Henry Ford of England W B Norris Builds Auto Empire
The Day describes W B Norris as the Henry Ford of England, Britain's leading automobile figure. It notes he turned nothing into a fortune, leveraging early assets and resolve developed since age 17 in bicycles and later motor cars.
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Henry Ford
England
W. BR. Norris
Britain
Morris
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