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March 5, 1925

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1925Johan Jensen, Danish mathematician and engineer (born 1859)^[†]

Johan Ludwig William Valdemar Jensen, mostly known as Johan Jensen, was a Danish mathematician and engineer. He was the president of the Danish Mathematical Society from 1892 to 1903.

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Headlines from March 5, 1925

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BEEBE DREDGES SITE OF FABLED ATLANTIS; First Yield From Bed of the Sargasso Sea Contains Glass Sponges and Volcanic Rock. SURFACE INSECTS CAUGHT High Waves Continue to Hamper Arcturus Party, Now Midway Between America and Africa.

By William Beebe.by Wireless From the S.s. Arcturus, Via East Moriches, L.i

Site of fabled Atlantis dredged

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Ginger, Cavalry Dog, Sees The Inauguration Through

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Cavalry dog Ginger sees ceremonies through

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BIG CROWD SEES PARADE; Crack Units of Army, Navy and Marine Reviewed by President. TAKES 50 MINUTES TO PASS They Are Followed by the Governors of 19 States With Their Military Escorts. MRS. ROSS GETS CHEERS Giffort Pinchot of Pennsylvania Alone Rides a Horse, the Others Driving in Automobiles. COOLIDGE REVIEWS 5,000 CRACK TROOPS

By Special to The New York Times

At inauguration of Pres Coolidge

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VICE PRESIDENT CAUSES STIR; Accuses Senate of Wasting Time, and Shakes His Finger at It. THUMPS DESK VIGOROUSLY Rushes Swearing-In Ceremony and Dismisses Senators With a Wave of His Hand. SENATORS APPEAR ANGERED But the Galleries Make Merry -- Dawes's Criticism Is Aimed At Unlimited Debate. SPEECH BY DAWES CAUSES SENATE STIR

By Special to The New York Times

Invited to s at Chautauqua, N Y

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Vienna's 17-Ton Bell Is Rung, 200 Years Old, Silent for 50

By Copyright, 1925, by the New York Times Company. Special Cable To the New York Times

Bell of St Stephen's Cathedral, Vienna, silent 50 yrs, rung

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Text of the Inaugural Address Outlining Coolidge's Policies; The President, While Seeing Much to Be Thankful for, Urges the Need of Further Tax Cuts, Not to Save Money, but to Save People.

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CAPITOL SCENE IMPRESSIVE; Coolidge Takes Oath, Surrounded by National Leaders and Diplomats.

By Richard V. Oulahan

Dispatch on Pres Coolidge's inauguration

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SENATORS COMMENT BITTERLY ON DAWES; His Speech Was in Bad Taste and Will Defeat Its Object, Many Assert. HASTE IN CEREMONY SCORED Senators Had Not Time to Sign the Roll and Chamber Was Left Without a Chairman. SENATORS COMMENT BITTERLY ON DAWES

By Special to The New York Times

Calls for revision of rules, in inaugural s and swears in new members in unprecedented manner

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VAST BERLIN CROWD SWEPT BY EMOTION AT EBERT FUNERAL; Men and Women Shriek and Faint Along Line of March -- First Aid Given to 1,000. ROYAL HONOR FOR THE DEAD Cortege Moves Through Kaiser's Arch of Brandenburg Gate to Reichstag Building. CRUSH AT POTSDAM STATION Thousands Pass the Catafalque Before Funeral Train Bears the Body to Heidelberg. VAST BERLIN CROWD AT EBERT FUNERAL

By T.r. Ybarra.by Wireless To the New York Times.by T.r. Ybarra

Funeral, dispatch by T R Ybarra

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