Coolidge Touts Economy and Tax Reform for Peace
President Coolidge pledges economy in government and tax reform to ease burdens on citizens while pursuing peaceful global aims. He reiterates support for international cooperation, the Permanent Court, and arms control, noting America’s leadership and commitment to the world stage. He links domestic fiscal prudence to improved living standards.
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Count Tolstoy to lecture at Handley School auditorium
A letter from Rivray Williams endorses Count Tolstoy, son of a great Russian, as a forceful speaker. He is slated to lecture at Handley School Wednesday night on Russia’s changes and Tolstoy’s views on politics, law, and the church.
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Russian Count Tolstoy Speaks At Local Club Gathering
A speech by Count Tolstoy, son of a famed novelist, at a Mandley School event drew Kiwanis and Lions members to the George Washington Hotel. He blamed Bolshevik leaders for internal fights, warned America against recognizing autocrats, and described Russia’s wartime army and post-revolution poverty while urging caution as factories struggle to close.
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Girls Athletic Association Monthly Meet Set for Friday
The regular monthly meeting of the Girls' Athletic Association will be held Friday night at 4 30 o clock. The club plans a basketball game as part of the evening events. Readiness and drills were noted as priorities for the sessions.
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Fragmented draft bill and cabinet payroll mention
A garbled OCR fragment references a legislative bill affecting salaries for members of a cabinet and the vice president. It notes a president signing or being present in a room, with unclear context and altered or missing details about the event.
HEMDGUARTERS COMPANY Members Report Attendance
Members are urged to report promptly at 7 30 oclock Thursday March 5 1921 at the armory for full attendance. By order Lawrence Ollis Tef 116th Infantry Commanding.
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Craig League Meeting Notices and Lost Bank Note Reward
The Craig League will meet Friday at four o'clock to elect officers for the sixth year. A lost bank note between Home Speer and P. M. Bank offers a reward for return. A Tanana watch fob with initials L. Ward is also listed as lost with a reward.
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City Council Approves 1925 Budget With Cuts and Shifts
The city council approved the 1925 budget after hours of debate. Expenses include $2,800 for city hall and court costs, a $600 raise for the city manager, and $1.05 for a grapher. Music funds to the Citizens Band were set at $500. hospital support rises to $1,300. poor fund trimmed to $200 with $300 redirected to the hospital. Home Society receives $575. joint city expenses near $2,100. Newspapers’ printing allowances cut to $200 each from $250. Final disposition to be completed at next meeting.
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Winchester City Council Sees Budget and Patrol Debate
Regular session records show Fred Goss John H Rosen and Wm M Lupton elected on city school matters. Budget for 1925 adopted amid proposals for a four box patrol system later rejected in favor of telephone patrol. Council discussed military company support and a $300 request for South Byrd Move Company with measures pending. A cable contract with Northern Virginia Company was approved to repair White Way, and a $3750 loan authorization was passed to cover water and sewer debt to Woolen Company. The American Legion gained street lunch concession during Apple Blossom Festival, and plans for a ceremonial cannon donation were approved with freight costs covered by the city.
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Lutherans Dedicate Annex Sunday at Lutheran Church
The new Sunday school annex at latherap Church will be dedicated on Sunday March 29 with morning and evening services, a 2 pm main ceremony. Prominent church leaders, including Rev. C Brownox and Rev Luther B Hafer, will attend. The building, costing about 76000, features a main auditorium and surrounding study rooms to support growing Sunday school activity.
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Wall Street Stems Decline Amid Hope For Policy Change
New York March 4 The stock market opened firm on hints of policy shifts and a lower call money renewal rate with hope for an advance. Major issues like United Alloy Steel and Utah Oil showed gains while many popular shares dipped 1 to 3 points from prior levels as traders weighed technical factors and anticipated government action.
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Forty Winks at Colonial Theatre with Starry Cast
Paramounts Forty Winks opens at the Colonial Theatre with Viola Dana Theodore Roberts and Cyril Chadwick in a melodramatic mystery comedy adaptation from Belasco and DeMille. Roberts returns after a year away in Locked Doors as Admiral Roberts. Dana plays his daughter in love with Chumley, with William Boyd Anta May Wong and others in supporting roles. Regular prices apply.
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Friendship Fire Co. No. 1 Monthly Meeting Notice
Regular monthly meeting of the Friendship Fire Co No 1 held Thursday evening March 5 at 8 oclock. All members urged to attend as toll of the company will be revised at this meeting.
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Wanted ladies to canvass for 20 Mule Team Borax in Winchester
Job notice seeking women to perform house to house canvassing for 20 Mule Team Borax products in Winchester. Good pay and travel reimbursement offered. Transportation paid between 10 and 12 and 4 to Miss M Schab, Room 30, Hotel Jack.
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Dawes Sworn In An Hour After Coolidge Inauguration
President Coolidge, in his own right, took the oath of office before a vast crowd and, with Chief Justice delivering the oath, began his inaugural address. Dawes previously swore in during a Senate ceremony, as crowds lined Pennsylvania Avenue for the historic day. The scene featured modest decorum, reduced splendor, and a large security presence as the new administration moved toward the White House.
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Fire destroys buildings in Havana province
A Havana province fire caused extensive damage with a reported loss of 500000 dollars. No injuries are detailed in the dispatch. The blaze affected numerous structures along the south part of the city, according to Associated Press reports from Havana.
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