Harding Inauguration Day Opens New Presidential Era
Warren G Harding, former Ohio senator, arrives in Washington to assume the presidency at noon. Mrs Harding visits the widow of Champ Clark as grief is shared, and the couple meets with newspaper men before dinner at the White House tattling in on the new administration.
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Stalwart Prospect of Harding Inauguration Looms
The armistice Congress ends at noon as Warren G Harding prepares to become the twenty eighth president. The nation faces a crucial transition with Congress and the cabinet shaping to back reforms and fiscal policy. Governors and officials converge in Washington as crowd fever and political anticipation rise ahead of the inauguration.
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President Elects Day In Capital in Detail
The President elect and Mrs. Harding arrived from Marion by special train at 2 p.m. yesterday. The Vice President elect and Mrs. Coolidge greeted them at Union Station. They stayed at the New Willard hotel and received visits from many friends including Harry M. Daugherty. Harding met Washington reporters at 5 p.m. and paid a call of respect on the retiring President. He announced James J. Davis as Secretary of Labor and George By Chris tian Jr as private secretary.
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Unclear historical figure returns to public service
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an individual who remained undimmed by a lengthy absence and by a Senate term in the past. It references prior service in the House through 1309 as a rivers and bar chair, with continuation noted beyond the page.
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Inaugural Ceremonies Plan For Warren G Harding
The program details Harding’s inauguration with ceremony at the Capitol and White House procession. President-elect Harding and Mrs. Harding will depart Willard Hotel, proceed in four cars to the Capitol, take the oath at noon, and later return to the White House. Wilson plans to attend the session and depart to his home after adjournment.
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Davis Confirmed for State Post and Russian Revolt Suppressed
The Senate unanimously confirmed Norman H. Davis of Tennessee as Undersecretary of State, urged by Lodge for his work on the international communications council. Melvin Conison was confirmed as commissioner of patents, while officers promoted or transferred were approved in a unanimous vote. Rumors and reports from London and Berlin indicate the Russia soviet troops have suppressed the Petrograd and Moscow revolt, with garrison neutrality at Petrograd and potential Kronstadt tensions, as coalition government talks begin in Moscow.
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