The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-04-19
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MOSCOW LIMITATIONS FORWARDED
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ORGANIZATIONS, asAlng nlM 20 lncluue
MOSCOW III LIS Itinerary: Tue CITY
OF MOSCOW, UuOley Looms fOer, ALL
ealcau Legion, Inc CAaMDer o. CON-
merce, lne FARMERS Union, RoLary
EIuD, MOSCOW BUSINESS and ffULeS-
slonaI Womens cluD, MOSCOW iOuge
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Immediately after sending these
INVITATIONS JeIegram Was sent "
LongresSlnau burton l.. rreuCn OF
LniS CITY, VINO Is SLlii III WaSnIugIOn,
advising nIln OF une acrlon taken anu
urging mn TO use MS influence 20
hay6 lne president lncluue tnIs city
ln his lLlnerary.
IresluenL Appreciates lnVItaEIOn
Congressman rrencn at once TOOK
the matter up personally Win PreSl-
dent Hardlng, and Today wired MISS
EDNA Jackson, MS private secretary,
who is in this city, as follows
Your message received advising
that people, UI AAoscu", through varl-
ous organizations, have invited Presl-
aent harding to visit their city On
k3aekan trip. Have had matter up
Wfkh the president personally, ana
he is appreciative OF the invitation.
Itinerary for return trip is uncertain
and the president has asked me to
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invitation for consideration in work
ing out the return schedule.
BURTON L. FRENCH, M. c."
Invitations are Cordial
The invitations from the various
MOSCOW organizations, to the presl-
dent are reproduced below. The mes
sage from Mayor Melgard was ad-
dressed to Congressman French, and
the others direct to the president:
City of MoscOw-Through you l |
wish to extend, on behalf of the citi-
zens of Moscow, a most cordial lnvl-
tation to President Harding to visit
Moscow on his proposed trip west.
1t is unnecessary for me to point out +
that Moscow is the most centrally
located and convenient point for the
peOple of central Idaho to gather.
This fact has been recognized by
former Presidents Roosevelt and
Taft. Do everything you can to have
Moscow included in the presidents
intinerary. Good wishes.-H. Mel
gard, Mayor.
Business and Professional Women's
Club-The Business and Professional
Women's Club of Moscow asks that
you honor them by including this city
IN your itinerary on your western /
,rip-Audrey Herington, President.
Moscow Lodge Elks-We have en-
ertained Teddy and Bill Taft and !
We are just hankering to give you f
| taste of real western cordiality. So {
Ion't overlook Moscow, Idaho, when f
when you make up your itinerary for :
rour western trip-ROss Sherfey ?
exalted Ruler. t
American Legion-Dudley Loomis r
'ost, American Legion, asks that you
include this city in your itinerary on '
our proposed trip to the west--Ser- h
cant Nage1e, Post Commander. If
Farmers Union-In behalf of the /
armers of the greatest wheat pro- :
ucing area under your jurisdiction, f
re extend to you most cordial in o
itation to visit Moscow, Idaho, on y
our proposed trip to the vest G
gorge Sievers, Secretary. $
Chamber of Commerce-The c1t1- n
ems of Moscow and Latah county, Il
daho, extend a most cordial and z
rgent invitation for you to visit our Il
ty on your proposed trip to the 7,
N. Lamphere, Presi-
ent.
Rotary Club-Moscow Gdaho, not
ussia) Rotary Club, begs you to
,tate to this city on your western L
ip. Five thousand loyal citizens will
, here to greet you when you roll
C. j. Hugo, President.