Train Bearing Fallen Leader Home To Ohio
Washington mourns as the special train bears former President Warren G Harding back to Ohio. A nation in grief honors his life and leadership with military salutes, public tears, and the devoted conduct of Mrs. Harding and a vast cortege including Coolidge Taft Wilson and John Pershing.
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Washington
Associated Press
Warren Harding
Yesteryear
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White House
Flas
Fong Avenue
Capitol
John Pershing
Weather Forecast for Denver and Southwest
Denver and New Mexico expect Thursday local thunder showers and warmer conditions in the north portion. Friday looks unsettled with possible showers in the north and slightly warmer. Arizona will be fair west Thursday with possible showers east. Friday the area remains generally fair with little change in temperature.
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Denver
New Mexico
Riday
Arizona
Perion
Local University Weather Report Summary
Local university daily weather shows a cloudy day with temperatures around eighties high and low near sixty four. Humidity recorded at morning and afternoon with light wind only. Precipitation data unavailable in the excerpt.
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Esa Ees
Memorial Prayer Service for President Warren G Wardine
Memorial services for the late President Warren G Wardine are set for tomorrow morning at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Rev Father A M Mandalari will lead prayers. Rev P S Cronin will deliver the address. A six man Knights of Columbus guard will stand at the catafalque bearing a portrait of President Harding. Invitations extend to the American Legion and Santa Fe shop employers through Dr Barton. The service lasts about thirty minutes with solos by Mrs A Bachcchi and Miss Mayme Kauffman and an address by Father Cronin.
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Church of the Immaculate Conception
A. M. Mandalari
P. 8. Cronin
Knights of Columbus
Ecatafalque
Harding
Colombo Society
Women's and Girls' Sodalities
Lady Foresters
United States Indian School
American Legion
Santa Fe
Barton
A. Bachcchi
Father Mandalari
O Savior
M. Palladino
Father Cronin
Mayme Kauffman
Jury rules Thompson died by his own hand at home
An inquest in the Strong mortuary concluded W. G. Thompson died from a self inflicted gunshot. Mrs Thompson testified he entered their 622 South High street residence and used a .38 caliber revolver, firing under his chin in the dining room before her discovery and a second shot. Neighbors corroborated hearing the first shot and the couple’s quarrel.
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W. G. Thompson
Justice of the Peace
Laurence M. Bliss
Lila Mansker
Thompson
Three Held on Bond in Death of Santa Rosa Boy
Miss Ophelia Woodard of Santa Rosa released on a $3,000 bond after a preliminary hearing on involuntary manslaughter charges in the death of Juan Marquéz, a seven year old struck near Bernal while crossing the road. Investigators say the body was flung about fifty feet. the car’s speed and driver neglect are under review as criminal charges may follow.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Ophelia Woodard
Santa Rosa
Justice of the Peace
Severino Baca
Woodard
Juan Marquéz
Pecos Valley
Bernal
Laddie Boy Bids Farewell at White House East Room
Laddie Boy the dog accompanied Mrs. Harding in the East Room as the nation mourned. He sniffed the funeral flowers, circled the bier, and gazed toward the spaces where his master lay, then returned to his favorite spot to wait faithfully.
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White House
Laddie Boy
East Room
Washington
Associated Press
Memorial tribute honors Harding at Kiwanis session
Kiwanis held a memorial session praising Warren G. Harding. Former Governor A. Larrazolo delivered the address praising Harding for seeking a world tribunal for peace. The group observed taps and reflected on Harding's life, duty, and his sacrifice for humanity.
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Larrazolo
Kiwanis
A. Larrazolo
Mr. Larrazolo
Gold Medal Awarded to Irish Sailor for Heroic Sea Rescue
A gold medal for heroism at sea, awarded by the late President Harding, was presented to Edward Kavanaugh an Irish seaman aboard the British steamer Fenchurch by Colonel Watkins of the U S Shipping Board. The inscription credits Kavanaugh with rescuing the master and crew of the American schooner William C May on June 21, 1920.
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New York
Harding
Fad- Ward Kavanaugh
Colonel Watkins
United States Shipping Board
United States
Edward Kavanaugh
Fenchurch
Ameri‘can
William C. May
Heavy oil flow struck in new San Juan well
Farmington New Mexico August 8 oil well in well number 2 on hogback dome in the Farmington field produced 700 barrels daily of high grade oil. The test oil mirrors that of well 1 and Shiprock Oil Company nearby indicating a very extensive field. The well was drilled to 7385 feet and abandoned earlier after a dry sand was encountered. The interior department will auction the undeveloped remainder of the structure soon.
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N. M
Midwest Refining Company
Hogback Dome
America
Shiprock Oil Company
Bureau of Mines
Interior Department
Midwest Company
Plea for Help in Vice Battle by Garcia at County Meeting
Garcia urged Bernalillo county commissioners to fund a crackdown on vice including gambling bootlegging and prostitution saying no funds exist in the district attorney's office to prosecute. He claimed authorities can act with a county appropriation and vowed to clean up the county with support from the commissioners while outlining the difficulty of closing dens without financing.
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Garcia
Bernalilo County
Bernalillo County
Albuquerque
Frank Butt
Man shot near East Mountains in night raid
Henry Siegle, 58, was shot by an unknown assailant about 11:50 Tuesday night near a railway north of East Mountain s while awake and alone. He walked to a neighbor’s home for help and was taken to St. Joseph’s hospital in serious condition. One or two shots were fired, with a bullet lodging in the wall. Deputy Sheriff Ross Salazar investigated as Siegle recalled a single shooter, and authorities continued search late last night.
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Henry Siegle
East Mountains
Siegle
Siegie
Ross Salazar
St. Joseph's Hospital
Roswell Plans Memorial Service for President Harding
The Ministerial Alliance of Roswell observes a day of prayer at First Baptist Church at 10 oclock Friday. The service honors President Warren G Harding with hymns scripture reading special music and an address.
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Roswell
N. M
Calvin Coolidge
W. G. Harding
First Baptist Church
Harding
Snow Reported Near Scotts Bluff Nebraska
Snow fell for five minutes last night along the Gering Fort Laramie irrigation canal west of Scotts Bluff Nebraska drawing brief attention from residents and weather observers in the area through the late evening hours.
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Nebraska
Scotts Bluff
Neb
Gering-Fort Laramie
Mrs Harding Maintains Brave Attitude Beneath Ordeal
Spartan widow Mrs Harding shows signs of terrible strain after a long sad journey. She remains steadfast despite the trials and uncertainty surrounding the family during this difficult period.
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Mrs, Harding
She Is a Remarkable Woman Brigadier General Sawyer Declares
Brigadier General Sawyer returns from the Capitol amid praise describing her as remarkable. The declaration highlights her leadership and service while suggesting broad respect from peers and officials.
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Sawyer
Capitol
Mrs Harding Stays Calm Aboard Funeral Train
Mrs Harding maintained poise throughout the long day as the funeral train neared Harrisburg Pennsylvania. The Associated Press notes she retained self possession despite the taxing schedule and public mourning events.
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Harrisburg
Associated Press
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