President Coolidge designates national day of mourning
A proclamation from President Calvin Coolidge designates Friday August 10 as a day of mourning and prayer for the nation. The text honors late President Warren G Harding, praising his public service and private character, and calls Americans to assemble in their communities to mourn and seek divine guidance. The proclamation is signed in Washington on August 4, 1923.
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Market Report From Este High School Fair Prices
The page lists prices and items for a local market including butter eggs flour middlings corn meal and various farm goods. It mentions calves lambs spring chicks hogs hay and fees with corrected markets at the close of the proceeding.
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Budget Bureau warns sharp cuts over next quarter
Washington reports a budget bureau warning that sharp cuts in expenditures are required in the coming months to balance the current fiscal year. Director Lora says education and other programs must be trimmed as July spending surpassed receipts and a deficit looms.
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Isolation and policy shifts loom in American foreign stance
The article discusses US isolationism during Coolidge era and hints at possible shifts under a new president. It cites Cabinet figures Mellon and Hoover as potential partners in a trilateral plan, while considering how European affairs and Ruhr issues influence the domestic agenda.
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New York Socialists Clash Over Labor Resolution at Convention
At a New York socialists convention, a resolution denouncing President Coolidge as reactionary and hostile to labor was read by William Karlem. Delegates jumped to their feet and cheered or protested as the harsh wording drew immediate debate and heated reaction from the floor.
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Fragmentary note on Europe policy and United States entanglements
A fragmented text discusses Europe's view of United States foreign entanglements and slow progress in entering such affairs. It references historical sentiment and political context around Europe and U.S. involvement. The passage hints at timing and expectations surrounding leadership and policy alignment.
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