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Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1923

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Funeral Plans Mark Dignified Washington Tribute

Washington observes the death of President Harding with a state funeral to be led by President Coolidge and top officials. The ceremony includes a White House service, a minturned rotunda display, a Capitol procession, and a Marion Ohio burial with vast public viewings and military honors.

Coolidge Taft Congress Woodrow Wilson Sherrill Grayson Wilteon San Francisco Marion Ohio White House Penneslvania Avenue John J. Pershing Mre. Harding Famiy Supreme Court

Weather forecast for New Mexico and Arizona

Denver August 4 forecast calls for generally fair conditions in New Mexico Sunday and Monday with local thunder showers in the north on Monday. Arizona should see fair conditions Sunday and Monday with unsettled weather in the west portion and slight temperature changes.

Denver New Mexico Arizona

Weather report from the university

Conditions for the twenty four hours ended at 6 p m yesterday recorded by the university show a high of 80, a low around 63, and a humidity of 65.5 percent. Precipitation totals were light at about 0.52 inches with wind from the northwest and a variably clear day.

Morse and Sons and Four Other Men Acquitted

Charles W Morse, his three sons and four others were acquitted by a Washington jury of conspiracy to defraud the United States in wartime construction and operation contracts. Defendants include Erwin A Morse Benjamin W Morse Harry F Morse N H Campbell Rupert M Much and Philip Reinhardt.

Washington Charles W. Morse New York United States Erwin A. Morse Benjamin W. Morse Harry F. Morse N. H. Campbell United States Transport Company Rupert M. Much Augusta Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation Philip Reinhardt Mergency Fleet Corporation Virginia Shipbuilding Plant Alexandria

320 Acre State Land Sold Near Albuquerque

A 320 acre tract of mesa land east of Albuquerque sold at public auction to the New Mexico university for 12.75 dollars per acre. State Land Commissioner Justiniano Baca announced the sale, with a dozen bidders present. The tract is SS land and cannot be sold for less than the stated price.

Santa Fe Mesa Albuquerque New Mexico University Justiniano Baca

Admiral Rodman Travels Through to Washington After Harding Death

Admiral Hugh Rodman, guest of President Harding, rode the California Limited to Washington after attending Harding's funeral. Rodman recalled the late president as genial and dutiful, noting the strain of duty may have contributed to his death and praising Harding as a dignified, companionable leader who treated guests like family.

Hugh Rodman Harding Alaska San Francisco California Washington Admiral Rodman Pasadena Morning Journal United States

Wilson Unable to Attend Harding Funeral

President Coolidge was informed by Woodrow Wilson that due to ill health he cannot attend the funeral of the late President Warren G. Harding. The report notes Wilson communicated the message from Washington on August 4.

Wilson Harding Washington Woodrow Wilson Coolidge

Harding Estate Estimated Worth At $800,000

Close friends of the late President Harding estimate his estate likely ranged from 700000 to 800000 dollars. Before his presidency he built wealth from Marion Star ownership and served as director or stockholder in several Marion ventures. His will, made before his Alaska trip, has not yet been probated.

Marion Ohio Aus Harding Marion Star Marion County Bank Home Building and Loan and Savings Company Washington Alaska

Harding 10 Make Her Home at Sawyer Farm

Marion Ohio reports that President Harding's widow will make her future home at the Sawyer farm known as White Oaks just outside Marion. Millard Hunt occupying the Harding residence will vacate, funeral plans led by revived Civic association, and local guard units to drill for duty around the city. Dr Carl Sawyer says Dr George T Harding is bearing up after his son's death.

Marion Associated Press Harding C. E. Sawyer Marion Tribune Ilardin Marion Star White Oaks Amiarion Millard Hlunt Henderson Company Db Howitzer Company Ohio National Guard Carl Sawyer George T. Harding Sawyer Reid

Man Wanted Two Years for Murder Satterfield Arrested

J B Satterfield, once of Albuquerque, sought since December 27 1921 for allegedly murdering his brother in law Fr H Hart in Atlanta Georgia has been arrested in Long Beach California by detectives aided by Charles H Kern a former US marshal. Kern traced Satterfield via hotel records and learned his daughters had traveled to California prompting police to seize him. Hart a 44 year old Georgia Tech graduate and designer of the New Mexico battleship wiring died in Atlanta after a dispute over a will leaving Hart’s estate to his sisters and guardians. Satterfield aged about 42 was a former carpenter. The case drew a large reward.

Fr. H. Hart Atlanta J. B. Satterfield Albuquerque Long Beach Calif Charles H. Kern United States Kern Hart Satterfield J. R. Lankford Gallup Clarence Tartar Elizabeth Satterfield California Los Angeles Mary B. Stuckey R.H. Hart Stuckey Brown South Broadway Georgia Tech New Mexico

Death benefit sent to family of deceased Hoo-Hoo member

In St. Louis on August 4 a $100 death benefit check was sent to Mrs. Harding by H. R. Isherwood secretary treasurer of the Consolidated Order of Hoo-Hoo. The late president had been a member for 18 years and was a stock holder in two Marion, Ohio lumber firms.

St. Louis Harding H. HR. Isherwood Order of Hoo-Hoo Limberman's Order Marion, O Lamber

Goolidge Prepares To Garry On Along Road

President Harding focuses on routine affairs of state with Cabinet members undersecretaries and others as they tackle multiple administrative tasks. The session signals ongoing efforts to advance policy and governance.

Goolidge Garry Harding

Coolidge Prepares to Carry On After Harding Death

Washington, Aug. 4. President Coolidge moves into the presidency with a day of official conferences and funeral planning for Harding. He signs the proclamation mourning the late president and plans a national day of mourning and prayer.

Fifteen Charged Over Car License Delays in Albuquerque

Fifteen Albuquerque residents were arraigned before Justice Hoddy on charges of failing to procure 1925 car licenses. They blamed delays on employees and sent-in money, pledging to obtain licenses immediately. The judge released them on promises to secure licenses, with no record kept of their names. Delinquents were cited by J D Hanna and Peter R B Ochoa of the state comptroller's office.

Albuquerque Hoddy J. D. Hanna Peter RB Ochoa State Comptroller’s Officer

Tribute by Nevada Postmaster to Nation’s Dead

An elderly Nevada postmaster in Golconda salutes the funeral train as it passes in the desert, standing at rigid attention under the broiling sun. He snaps to attention and resumes work after the Inez car passes, paying tribute to the nation’s dead in a simple, solemn scene.

Harding Valmy Nev Associated Press Navy Army Nevada Golconda Inez

Harding Will Have Night In Halls Of Fame

Special to The Journal from Santa Fe reports praise for President Warren G. Harding after his death. Gov. James F. Hinkle calls him a high type of American citizenship and democracy, and Chief Justice Frank W. Parker credits Harding with disarmament and stabilizing the nation. The tribute stresses his kindness and devotion to the welfare of all people and notes the country is better for his service.

Santa Fe Harding James F. Hinkle United States America Frank W. Parker State Supreme Court Warren G. Harding

Pioneers Honor Harding on Funeral Train in Nevada

Fresh flowers showered the Harding funeral train as it crossed Nevada en route to Washington. Pioneers stood with heads uncovered, offering bouquets to honor Warren G. Harding. Mrs. Florence Harding drew wide sympathy as the train carried the president’s body and mourners described a somber, death watch atmosphere aboard the car with four men rotated every two hours.

Harding Elko Nevada Associated Press West Warren G. Harding Washington Utah Meachem Ore Alaska Menastir Army Navy Marine Corps California

Old Resident Dead In La Luz New Mexico

Mrs Albert Ward long time resident of La Luz New Mexico died Thursday from a stroke of paralysis. She planned to move to California with her daughter Marjorie this week. Survived by daughter and two sons Bert Ward of Oregon and Greg Ward of California. Mr Ward died here two years ago.

la Luz N. M Albert Ward Mise Marjorie California Bert Ward Oregon Grege Ward Mr. Ward

Coolidge Proclaims Day of Mourning and Prayer for Harding

President Coolidge declares next Friday August 10 a national day of mourning and prayer for the late President Warren G Harding. The White House orders executive departments closed after 1 pm on Aug 7 and suspends official entertainments until Dec 1. Public buildings fly flags at half mast through Sept 3.

TFH Capitol Coolidge Harding San Francisco White House Feder Seary Army Navy Davis Mia State Department King Albert of Be Um Baron Kato Japan Calvin Coolidge Charles E. Hughes Washington Hughes

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Hia Hes Esult Diate Colemn President Coolidge National Capital Masonic Order Knights Templar Grand Lodge Fennevivania Avenue UD Road Union Station F. P. Tahm Mansfield Thieutenant Edward M. Taylor Sixteenth Field Artillery Calvin Cooiidge Mrs. Coolidge Calvin John Northampton Mass Morse and Sons U. S U.N. M Admiral Redman Albuqueroue Alan Herdipe Mad. Harding Sawyer Farm Caugyt W. G. Harding Mr. Harding Willard Hotel New Denby Secretaries of War, Treasury and Labor Lord Budget Bureau Hines Veterans’ Bureau Clarence Sherrill Senate Hinkle Treo United States of America Ufe
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