The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-03-10

a, Warren Gamaiel Harding, do
soemnIy swear that ! will faith
. fully execute the office of Presi.
dent Of the United States and
will, to the best Of my ability,
preserve, protect and defend the .
: Constitution Of the United
States"
O.
dents room, just off the senate cham
Der. where ne seated himself at desk
and began the signature of bills
passed In the closing minutes Of con
gress.
A few minutes before the hands OF
the senate clock turned to twelve the
president-elect and the ice-President
elect went into the senate chamber
There Mr.. Harding was greeted by his
old friends and some of his old politl
cal enemies, and he was apparently at
complete ease, for he felt at home
| there-it was the scene of his first biz
public service.
Vice President Takes Oath.
Vice President Marshall called for
order. Twitching his gray mustache
he made a characteristical'y brief
speech, thanking the senators for the
courteSies they had shown him and
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mounts inaugural T'a''o'u.
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pew Oh Ne" Aorh' VINO mas alIeI,"e"
every inauguration since Abraham
Lincoln
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IhohaS l., 'aihppell Oh Ai'"oll'' " ar
rem j. McOray OF lhuIala' 1l'"''''I'E
H. COX OF massachusetts ilel'r| ..
Allen OF Kansas, Eu"In MORO" 0.
hehtucky ana ferclNai l. h"A'e' o'
Maine.
theodore tooSeVelt Oh ne" lorN,
VINO VIII De me assistant SECRETARY VI