Business mood in New York after Harding death
The day after President Harding's death New York markets await reopening with half day sessions. Exchanges close in tribute and leaders like Ibert H. Gary warn of temporary business hardship, while Charles E. Mitchell hopes for no economic ripple.
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Associatedress
New York
Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Ibert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Charles E. Mitchell
America
Nations City Bank
Parachutes urged after 90 air crash deaths
E. R. Calthrop cites 90 airplane crashes in the six months to June 30 worldwide. Of 106 killed and 64 injured, he argues that parachute introduction and proper use could substantially reduce fatalities.
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London
E. R. Calthrop
Photograph Sun Eclipse Expedition in Ensenada
Astronomers will photograph and record the total solar eclipse in Ensenada on September 10. University officials from Berkeley report Dr. William F. Meyer will lead the expedition.
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Ensenada
Lower California
Berkeley
Cal
Wiliam F. Meyer
Army and Navy honor chieftain with nationwide mourning
The army and navy will salute the dead president in all ships shore stations forts and posts. A 30 day mourning period will follow. Orders signed by acting War and Navy secretaries announce 100 gun salutes at daybreak then half hour intervals until sunset followed by 48 gun salutes at Fars. Warren G Harding died August 2 1923 in San Francisco California. Calvin Coolidge has assumed the presidency.
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Associated Press
Washington
Army
Navy
War and Navy Departments
Dwight F. Davis
Secretary of War
Warren Gamaliel Harding
United States
San Francisco
Cal
Calvin Coolidge
Vienna to Erect 20-Storey Skyscraper for 5000 Tenants
Vienna plans a futuristic 20 storey high rise to relieve housing and office shortages. The Austrian government will permit such a building to house about 5000 people, with central-city living to reduce transit constraints. Officials note 30000 individuals seek residential quarters now and anticipate more towers if this first develops.
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Vienna
New York
Dillon plans announced for three new college buildings
Chancellor M A Brannon announced an $260000 state appropriation to build a library a gymnasium and a heating plant at the State Normal College in Dillon. The project aims to start next spring with bids soon after site plans are reviewed by the state supervisor of construction.
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Dillon
Frank Eliel
State Board of Education
J. E. Monroe
Normalecolloge
Monroe
State Board
Elie
E. E. Hastings
Butte
I. A. van Sicklin
van Sicklin
Weiser
Idaho
Clen Thomas
Young
Whitefish
Seattle
Washington
Margaret Craig Curran
Teachers’ Service Division
the Normal College
Curran
Portland
Spokane
Alaska
M. A. Brannon
Hopwood Play Set for New York Debut in October
Wagenhals and Kemper will present Avery Hopwood's latest work in New York this October marking a new stage release. The production aims to showcase Hopwood's signature humor and contemporary themes with a prominent theater partnership.
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Wagenhals
Kemper
Avery Hopwood
New York
Bitter Root News reports death of pioneer Mrs. Josephine Chaffin
Corvallis mourns the death of Mrs. Josephine Chaffin aged about 63 after a nervous breakdown and self inflicted hanging at her son Clifford Chaffin’s Willow Creek ranch five miles east of Corvallis. She widow of Newton J. Chaffin and mother to Clifford, with four sisters and four brothers surviving.
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Marcus Daly
Chaffin
Margaret Daly
Springfield
Corvallis
Newton J. Chaffin
Willow Creek
Clifford Chaffin
SAYS COOLIDGE WILL BE GREAT PRESIDENT
A telegram from W R Allen former Montana lieutenant governor in Boston praises Calvin Coolidge predicting he will be a great president by deeds not words and that the nation is fortunate to have him at the helm amid national sorrow.
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Standard
W. R. Allen
Montana
Boston
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
Geography facts on Switzerland's dimensions
The greatest east to west extent of Switzerland measures 208 miles while its width is 156 miles. The data provides a concise geographic snapshot of the nation’s size and proportions.
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Switzerland
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