President Harding Declared Out of Danger Again
President Harding’s condition improved as doctors said he had passed the crisis and was on the road to recovery. Bulletin updates from the Palace Hotel in San Francisco indicated steady progress, with officials noting better rest and continued favorable signs despite ongoing pneumonia.
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Soviet 5 Barred From Recognition
President Harding argues for support of the permanent court of international justice as a step toward world peace. He outlines four aims including peaceful settlement of postwar issues, protecting American citizens, shaping an international climate for future peace, and preserving hemispheric cooperation. He defends adherence to a tribunal form and cites war's chaos and U.S. interests in a broader context.
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America
Harding
Boy Scouts Of Butte Send Sympathy To President Harding
The Boy Scouts of Butte Mont now at Highland mountains express sympathy for President Harding and offer prayers for his recovery. The camp notes honor the nation and stress values of courage sincerity and upright living learned through the outdoors.
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Butte
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Republic
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Palace Hotel
San Francisco
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Harding
Clergy Mobilize Prayers for President Harding
Clergy across cities organize services and special prayers for President Harding’s recovery. Sioux City rabbi announces morning prayers at the largest synagogue with hundreds expected. Cardinals, bishops, and church groups in Baltimore Detroit and New York join in petitioning God for strength and swift recovery.
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Iowa
J. Kopstein
Harding
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Corrigan
Curley
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Detroit
Mich
Dre B. Son
Swiss government seeking twenty million three year notes
Public offering of twenty million dollars in three year six percent notes of the government of Switzerland will be made across the country. A group of bankers led by J P Morgan and Company will manage the sale. The issue is aimed at yielding around six percent.
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Underwood Calls For Democratic Presidential Bid in Alabama
Senator Underwood, in Mobile, urged Alabama support for his presidential bid under his state banner. He defended his record on the eighteenth amendment and Volstead Act, spoke of international policy, and urged the next Democratic convention to commit to leading US involvement in Europe. An ovation followed his arrival and parade honors from Mobile and Southern Alabama.
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Fall of Ground Fatal to Miner at Belmont Mine
A miner died at the Belmont mine on the 2,400 level due to a fall of ground. The deceased resided at 267 East Park and was listed as single.
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