President Harding Dies Instantly at 7 30 P M
President Harding died suddenly at 7 30 p m in San Francisco while conversing with family. Official statements cite a stroke of apoplexy as the cause, with physicians noting a day of improvement earlier and Coolidge notified to assume the presidency. Hoover learned the news in the room, and cabinet members were informed as Coolidge and Taft were alerted.
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San Francisco
Calif
Associated Press
Harding
Sawyer
Mr. Harding
Mrs. Harding
Dr. Sawyer
Ruth Powderly
Sue Dausser
Joel T. Boone
Hoover
Ohio
Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Daugherty
Wallace
Work
Cooldge
Justhea Taft
Theabinet
Warren G. Harding
U. S
Harding Aided In Binding Up World Wounds
The article praises Warren G. Harding for patience and balance in facing postwar global and domestic challenges. It notes his calm approach to international diplomacy, resistance to entangling alliances, and efforts with Congress to curb spending and pass tariff reforms. It traces his pioneer roots in Ohio, rise from printer to publisher, and the shaping of his character through hardship.
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Associated Press
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Senate
America
United States
Deelings
Congress
Treasury
House
Tariff Commission
Blooming Grove
Morrow County
Ohio
George T. W Hardine
Tberta
Inre
Marion
Marion Star
Sandoval County Faces financial crisis amid graft allegations
Santa Fe Aug 2 The State Comptroller’s 150 page report accuses Sandoval County of mismanagement graft forgery and embezzlement by former and present officials. It cites wasteful expenditures by Philip Jagels and Telesfor Sandoval and notes $87 000 in unpaid debts. The audit covers 1919 1923 and warns of possible bankruptcy while detailing suspected improper payments and forged warrants.
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Santa Fe
Sandoval County
R. H. Carter
George H. Barrows
Coke Johnson
Comptroller’s Office
Phil Jagels
Telesfor Sandoval
Max Mondragon
Mariano G. Montoya
Fernando Armijo
Policarpio Olivas
Homan Jaramillo
Cambido Gonzales
Abel Salas
Juan F. Chavez
Delfino Baca
M. Fr. Lucero
Hinkle
Carter
Ernest B. Garcia
Albuquerque
Philip Jagels
Board of County Commissioners
Jagels
S. EB. Putney Mercantile Company
Bernalillo
Sandoval
Policarpio C
Reserve State Bank of Reserve
Catron County
Reserve Bank
Reserve
Olivas
Mariano AG. Montoya
P. Fernando Romero
L. B. Putney Mercantile Company
Weather Forecast for Denver and Southwest Regions
Denver and New Mexico expect Friday through Saturday generally fair with a few thunderstorms in the north central area on Friday. Temperature changes expected across the region. Arizona sees mostly fair skies Friday and Saturday with little temperature change.
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Denver
Apr.t
New Mexico
Arizona
University Weather Summary for Yesterday
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended at 6 p m yesterday report a high of 91 and a low of 65 for a 26 degree range. Mean temperature around 73 with humidity at 6 am about 58 percent and 48 percent at 6 pm. Precipitation shows trace amounts. Wind direction was north and the day described as partly cloudy.
Finnish woman studies effect of dry law in United States
Miss Maria Stenroth, commissioned by Finland to study U S prohibition, tours cities and lectures Finnish communities. She notes New Mexico’s Spanish stance on prohibition, Finland’s 1919 national ban, business leaders opposing it, and political strife shaping temperance progress. Continued on Page Tea.
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Maria Stenroth
Social Minister
Finland
United States
W. C. TU
World Congress Against
Philadelphia
Offiagials
Stenreth
Stenroth
New Mexico
Pinland
Kinland
Miss Stenneth
Harding administration high spots and life milestones
A report lists Harding era milestones including peace with Germany and Austria, naval treaty and four power pact, Colombia treaty ratification, tax and tariff reforms, immigration limits, farmer credit expansion, budget bureau creation, veto of the bonus bill, veteran aid, and world court advocacy. It also chronicles Harding’s life from birth November 2, 1865 in Blooming Grove Ohio, to political rises, Senate win in 1914, presidency in 1920, inauguration in 1921, and death August 2, 1923.
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Washington
Associated Press
Harding
Germany
Austria
Colombia
Panama
Budget Bureau
Warren G. Harding
Blooming Grove
Morrow County
Ohio State Senate
Ohio
United States Senate
Oldest Elk in World Billy Hildreth Dies at 100
Grand Junction Colorado reports A. Billy Hildreth aged 100, claimed oldest elk, civil war veteran and Indian scout, died in Ouray after celebrating his centennial birthday. Born Mount Vernon he helped pioneer the west, trekking to Estes Park in 1858 with Speers.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Billy
Hildreth
Ouray
Mount Vernon
Speers
Estes Park
The First Reader in Column 1 Classified Page
A note invites readers to check Column 1 of the Classified page for THE FIRST READER item.
Hagan Mining Company Plans Large Scale Equipment Purchase
Hagan Mining Company advances toward large scale coal production at its Hagan coal fields near Albuquerque. President J de Praslin has ordered extensive mine and railroad gear as 10,000 feet of development yields 9,000,000 tons of high grade bituminous coal. The outcrop spans eight miles with bed area 112 square miles and the Rio Grande Western railway line is under grading to connect mine, depot, and Santa Fe junction.
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Hagan Coal Mines Inc
Albuquerque
J. °. de Praslin
Hagan
From
San Felipe
Bow Gona
Rio Grande Wastern Railway
Mr. de Prasiin
de Prasiin
Santa Fe
Prosecutions Pending Against City Restaurant Men
Following a health inspection by Inspector Louis R. Caire of the county health department, prosecutions are pending against several city restaurants for violations of municipal health ordinances. Butter handling and milk service regulations are among the cited issues observed as inadequately followed. Albuquerque’s health standards are stressed as essential to public protection.
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The
Morning Journal
Louis R. Caire
County Health Department
Albuquerque
Premier Smuts Resting After Illness In Capetown
Premier Smuts of the South African Union remains in Capetown with non serious illness. Physicians order rest as he recovers from indisposition noted in Aug. 2 dispatches.
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Smuts
Capetown
Union of South Africa
South African Union
PE First Reader is a Lesson Hook in Classified Page
A short note on a PE First Reader lesson hook appears on the classified page. It mentions a lesson hook used in physical education, likely as a teaching prompt or activity cue for students. The exact text is fragmentary but indicates an instructional focus within the classroom.
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