Thousands March with Harding Carriage to Washington
Crowds gathered in tribute as a funeral cortege carried President Warren G. Harding’s casket toward Washington. Citizens, heads bare, bowed in silent homage to the nation’s late chief.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1923
Page
1
Nebraska pays silent tribute to Harding in Kimball
Nebraska citizens from a 25 to 35 mile radius gathered in Kimball to honor Warren G. Harding as the funeral train passed en route to Washington. Between 800 and 1,000 people lined the tracks, with heads bowed and a Lions Club wreath bearing the number 306 among floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Associated Press
Nebraska
Warren G. Harding
Kimball
California
Kimball County
Washington
Harding
American Legion
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Chicago and Northwestern
Chicago
Herding
R. B. Howell
George R. Duncan
Seventh Army Corps
Union Station
Charlies W. Bryan
W. J. Bryan
Marion
Train fans pack Sidney under hot Nebraska sun
Sidney Neb Aug 5 crowd gathers as train continues journey amid heat in a scene captured by Associated Press.
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Sidney, Neb
The
Associated Press
Weather Forecast for Denver and Regions
Denver forecast shows New Mexico unsettled with local thunder showers Monday and Tuesday. Arizona expects little change with a chance of a local shower in extreme southeast portions. temperatures mostly steady. University 24 hour report records a high around 90 and a low near 62 with partly cloudy conditions and light to moderate humidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Porson
Beechee
Santa Fe Train Wreck Near Buttes. No Injuries Reported
Santa Fe passenger train No. 5 from Denver to Santa Fe derailed at Buttes 24 miles north of here around 11 Saturday night. No injuries. Engine crew H. Erickson and A. Yates stayed with the locomotive. switch tampering suspected as possible cause. Train slowed to under 20 mph at the derailment.
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Pashio
Colo
Santa Fe
Denver
Buttes
Here
H. Erickson
A. &. Yates
la Junta
Underwood Seeks Nomination as Business Men’s Candidate
Senator Oscar W. Underwood signals a bid for the Democratic nomination in 1924, pitching himself as the businessman's choice. He asserts the need for a U S policy on Europe and favors a tariff to boost world trade and U S prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood
George M. Helt
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
al Smith
New York
Smith
Montgomery
Europe
Asia
Africa
League of Nations
United States
World Court
Tis
Mrs Harding’s Wishes Shape Harding Funeral Plans
Washington dispatch reports President Coolidge and officials will base state funeral plans on Mrs. Harding’s wishes. Officials will mirror McKinley rites, include Marion after services, and honor pall bearers from three military services. Wilson Taft Hyde governors confirm attendance and governors nationwide receive invitations.
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Washington
Associated Press
Coolidge
Harding
McKinley
Marion
Taft
Ohio
Mr. Harding
Guard of
Tate
Capitol Rotunda
Cummins
Town
Senate
Gillette
Wilson
President Coolidge
Pointe Au Pic
Quebec
Hyde
Missouri
St. Louis
Mr. Coolidge
French visit spurs concrete paving on Silver City highway
State Highway Engineer James A. French toured Silver City last week boosting plans to pave the Silver City Port Bayard road with concrete. The nine mile link to the government hospital for tubercular ex service men would cost about 200000 and use the present bedrock. Once finished it would be the finest road in southwestern New Mexico. Grant county now has four miles of paved road from Fort Bayard to Bayard station. The surface for this pond is to be resurfaced with asphalt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
N. M
James A. French
Santa Fe
Port Bayard
United States Veterans’ Bureau
New Mexico
Grant County
Fort Bayard
Bayard Station
Sermon honors Harding as guide to duty and virtue
Rev. Hugh A. Cooper at First Presbyterian denounces vice and urges citizens to aid in wiping out lawless dance halls and bootlegging. He cites I Kings and Harding's last address as a testament to religious duty, service, and American unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren G. Harding
Rey
Hugh A. Cooper
First Presbyterian Church
Cooper
Mr. Cooper
Israel
Harding
Christian
Knights Templar Lodge
Christ
Ex President Wilson to Attend Parts of Funeral Ceremonies
Washington reports Woodrow Wilson said he would participate as far as possible in President’s funeral events. He may ride in the cortege from the White House to the Capitol, with rotunda services uncertain due to health. Wilson initially declined after a conference with President Coolidge and aides but later indicated he would join as his condition allowed.
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Washington
Associated Press
Woodrow Wilson
Harding
White House
Capitol
Rotunda
Coolidge
Wilson
Sherrill
Renr
Grayson
Presence of Mind of Boy Saves Mogollon Mill from Burning
A boy crossing American Silver corporation property at Mogollon spotted smoke under the mill roof and raised the alarm. Warehouse employees used fire extinguishers to halt a blaze caused by a short circuit in power conduits, preventing spread before the mill could be shut down for receiver proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
N. M
American Silver Corporation
Mogolllon
Lawyers top list as skyscraper tenants
Chicago August 5 Twenty percent of skyscraper tenants are lawyers in a survey for the National Association of Building Owners and Managers by W R Ballard of Boston Maas The study covers 72 skyscrapers with 8733 tenants finding 843 lawyers Banks and trust firms use most space followed by investment firms and real estate The survey lists 38 tenant classes for skyscrapers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Association of Building Owners and Managers
W. R. Ballard
Boston
Maas
Banks
Trust Companies
Forest Service Reports Busy Saw Mills in District Three
The southwest saw mills are busier than since the war with high building demand for lumber and timbers. In New Mexico during April to June 1923 the timber cut totaled 7.2 million feet led by Carson forest, with $50 000 in government receipts. 25 percent to the state for schools and roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
F. C. W. Peeler
National Forests of the
Forest Service
National
New Mexico
Carson
M Bribe Draw With Silvino Jamito Ends In Tie
Manila reports Stankey AirBride of Chicago, a lightweight, fought Silvino Jamito, Orient lightweight champion, to a 12 round draw. Referee scored the bout, but sport writers favored Jamito, noting he pressured the action throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Associated Press
Stankey
Iowa Prepares to Pay Tribute to Dead Leader
Des Moines August 5. As President Harding funeral train travels toward Iowa crowds rush to join memorials in Council Bluffs Boone Ames Clinton and other cities. Knights Templar join stations at Boone and Clinton to guard the train with military escort Battery A of the 185th artillery and American Legion and Boy Scouts meeting the train. A West Point cadet will present General Pershing with roses for Mrs Harding as the train departs Boone with a bouquet of tribute. High tributes are paid in Iowa churches.
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Des Moines
Harding
Plains of Nebraska
Iowa
Council Bluffs
Boone
Ames
Clinton
Chicago and Northwestern
Knights Templar
Templars
Knights
Battery A
One Hundred and Eighty-fifth Artillery
American Legion
Boy Scouts
Weat Point
General Pershing
Mrs. Harding
President Harding
Harding's body not to lie in state at Columbus capitol
The body of late President Harding will not be in state in the Ohio capitol unless plans change. Ohio requested the honor as a distinguished native son but Mrs. Harding plans to go from Washington to Marion, with a route that does not touch Columbus.
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Harding
Capitol
Columbus
Sidney
Neb
Associated Press
Ohio
Washington
Marion
Filipinos Threaten American Sugar Men in Negros
George T. Walker and F. Bradford Harden, two American sugar investigators, were threatened by natives on Negros Island last night. Locals opposed to Philippine sugar centrals to outside capital gathered before their hotel and threw stones. the pair were not hurt, though full details were unavailable.
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Manila
Associated Press
George T. Walker
F. Bradford Harden
United States
Negros
Walker
Harden
Laguna Puebla Girl Wins National Humane Prize
A 15 year old Indian girl Miss Rosenda Gace at the United States Indian school won the National Humane Society essay contest. Her essay The Chicken Pull condemns a barbarous Pueblo practice and she illustrated it herself. Her prize includes a $15 first prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenda Gace
National Humane Society
United States
Miss Gace
Pueblos
Eight Die as Train Hits Picnic Truck in Niagara Falls
Buffalo N Y Aug 6 a Niagara Falls train collision with a motor truck carrying a picnic party left eight dead and two fatally injured The dead include Mrs Camillo Caprietto and her five children Angelo Bartello aged 35 and a baby were killed The husband of the dead woman and another man were among the seriously injured
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Buffalo
N. Y
Niagara Falls
Camillo Ca Prietto
Angelo Bartello
Auto Crash Kills Five With Train Collision Near Oakland
Five people from Mount Eden were killed and one seriously injured when an car collided with a train at a railroad crossing between Hayward and Mount Eden. The driver failed to see the train due to fruit shipping boxes blocking the view on a spur track platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Hayward
Mount Eden
Youth on Motor Bike Breaks Leg in Collision
Roy Fitzgerald a 17 year old youth was injured when his motor bike collided with a car driven by A B Skelton an employee of the Indian school at the intersection of Fourth street and McKinley avenue. He was taken to St Joseph's hospital where ether was used to set the broken limb. Dr M K Wylder attended. Police report other speed violations on East Central avenue with several motorists cited for speeding between midnight and 1 am. Louis Ackinger was arrested for drunk and disturbing the Sabbath. Deputy Sheriff Romero arrested M C Padilla for abusive language at a public dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
McKinley Avenue
Roy Fitzgerald
A. B. Skelton
Young Fitzgerald
BR. L. Fitzgerald
North Pourth Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
M. K. Wylder
Salazar
East Central Avenue
H. Condict
R. C. Bailey
E. F. Bridgeman
H. E. Branbury
T. S. Pussell
Louis Ackinger
Romero
M. C. Padilla
Mob Hangs Negro in Sardis Mississippi
Howard Floten a black man was seized from the county jail by a mob and hanged to a tree just north of Sardis. Officials say he confessed to attacking a white woman in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sardis
Miss
Howard Floten
Hunter Wins Tourney at California Country Club
Willlie Hunter former British Open champion won the invitational golf tournament at the California Country Club defeating Elmer C. Henderson 5 and 4 in Los Angeles on August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Los Angeles
Willie Hunter
California Country Club Today
Elmer C. Henderson
Cotton futures jump as markets rally after farm report
New York, Aug. 5. Cotton futures rose sharply after a bullish U.S. Department of Agriculture forecast showed a smaller crop than expected. Wheat prices steadied amid favorable credit for farmers and orderly markets. Industrial news remained indecisive with United States Steel posting strong second quarter earnings. Continued on Page Te.
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New York
Associated Press
Harding
Sreath
San Francisco
Department of Agriculture
Canada
United States Steel Corporation
Coolidge Attends Church as Harding Train Heads East
President Coolidge rests and prays in Washington preparing for the coming week as the Harding funeral train moves toward the Capitol. He and Mrs Coolidge attend morning services at First Congregational Church, joined by friends, with a solemn sermon on love and sorrow.
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Washington
Associated Press
Coolidge
Hardin
Capital
First Congregational Church
New Willard Hotel
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