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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1923
Page
1
Poetic lines speak of farewell at sea with nautical imagery. The speaker invokes a sun setting and a star guiding the voyage, expressing acceptance of fate and a final call as the journey begins. No explicit events or persons are named.
News from San Francisco confirms President Warren G Harding has died after a swift illness. Butte residents recall his western visit, his warmth, and the packed reception in June. The death prompts national mourning and tributes as the nation contends with the sudden loss of its leader.
Warren G Harding, president of the United States, died instantly at 7 30 p m in San Francisco after a week long illness. Calvin Coolidge successor named via official statements. Mrs Harding declared I am not going to break down as she faced the loss.
Calvin Coolidge was sworn in as president at 2 17 a m at Plymouth Vermont by his father a notary public who administered the oath and received the telephoned text from the White House.
A Standard photographer captured the nation's chief executive soon after he rose to speak to Boy Scouts decorated for bravery in the Red mountain disaster a year earlier. The sudden death in San Francisco last night startled the country.
In San Francisco on August 2 President Harding died while Mrs. Harding read aloud to him. Alfred Holman, close friend, recounts the moment his hand rose as she continued, the stroke ending the life as an editorial calling him “Calm Review of a Calm Man” was read.
San Francisco reacts to the death of President Harding as hotel staff halt activities at the Rose Bowl room and guests gather in sorrow. Cabinet members, led by Hoover, express condolences while officials rush to confirm details and comfort those affected. Rumors swirl as the city absorbs the national tragedy.
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