Congress Invited Attend Harding Funeral Services
Telegrams go to all senators and representatives inviting attendance at the Capitol ceremonies for former President Harding with invitations to the Supreme Court. Police outline extensive security and crowd control as 100000 plus viewers expected to pass by the bier from 10 30 a m to 6 p m. District officials urge businesses to display mourning tokens.
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Associated Press
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Supreme Court
Congress
Europe
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District of Columbia
Montana Proclaims Aug 10 Day of Mourning for Harding
Governor Joseph M. Dixon issued a proclamation designating Friday August 10 as a day of mourning in honor of President Warren G. Harding. The Montana state capitol and all state offices will close for the day, urging all ordinary pursuits to be abandoned.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
Joseph M. Dixon
Harding
Montana
Warren G. Harding
The
United States
Laddy Boy Watches For Harding Return In SOP Story
Airedale Laddie Boy at the White House mourns the absence of President Harding and Mrs. Harding as cars arrive. The article recalls Harding’s kindness to animals and his vow to never harm horses or dogs, including his defense of Hub the Boston terrier poisoned years earlier.
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Washington
White House
Executive Mansion
Laddie Boy
President Harding
Laddie
Warren Harding
Marion Star
Edgewood
Register
Hub
Boston
Star Office
Thousands of troops to attend Harding funeral parade
Washington Aug 4 By order of General Pershing the general staff prepares orders to assemble several thousand troops for last honors to the dead commander in chief. A brigade of regular infantry artillery engineers and marine units plus blue jackets detach will take part in the funeral parade following McKinley’s example.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pershing
Harding
McKinley
Montana Elks to Pass Resolutions in Great Falls
Officers of the Montana Elks association met in Great Falls to draft resolutions on the death of President W. G. Harding. A committee of L. L. Callaway J. R. Jackson and E. H. Cooney will prepare the message to Mrs. Harding.
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Montana Elks’ Association
A. E. Labassiere
W. G. Harding
The
Elks of Montana
L. L. Callaway
Helena
J. R. Jackson
Butte
E. H. Cooney
Callaway
Supreme Court of Montana
Jackson
Silver Bow County
Cooney
Harding
Cartridges Explode On Track Injures Man on West Park
A 19 year old man named Stimac was struck by a bullet on West Park street when an unidentified youth placed a 32 caliber cartridge on a street car track at 8:30 PM and fled. The cartridge exploded under a passing West Side car bruising Stimac, who walked home after the incident. Officials warn children against placing bullets on tracks due to serious injury risk.
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West Park Street
West Side
Dead Chief 13 honored in Nevada desert town
On the Harding funeral train passing Golconda Nevada a desert postmaster saluted with rigid attention and a snapped salute. He stood in the broiling sun until the last car passed then returned to his work honoring his chief as best he could.
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Associated Press
Harding
Valmy
Nevada
Navy
Army
Golconda
Recall of Funerals of Other Presidents
Washington officials review Lincoln and McKinley state funerals as they plan Mrs. Harding's funeral arrangements. The White House may host the casket in the East Room before the capitol service, with limited access and strict seating allocations for Congress, diplomats, and officials.
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Tenth Stret
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Harding
Mexico flies flag at half mast for Harding memory
The executive department of the Mexican government decreed three days of half-mast on all public buildings as a tribute to President Harding. The gesture honors his friendship to Mexico and acknowledges his role in resuming diplomatic relations between the two nations.
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Mexico City
Harding
Prayers in All Churches Across Nation After Harding Death
A Federal Council of Churches message requests prayers of sorrow for the late President Harding and sympathy for Mrs. Harding. It also asks for divine guidance for President Coolidge and directs direct messages to Mrs. Harding and President Coolidge.
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Associated Press
New York
President Harding
Flags ordered half mast for Harding tribute in Panama
President Potras issued the order to fly flags at half mast for three days in honor of President Harding. A note from Athens recalls a first comedy performed on a cart around 470 B C according to tradition.
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Associated Press
Potras
Harding
Athens
White House set for personnel changes after Harding’s death
Washington Aug 4 With President Harding dead, White House staff thinking shifts. George Christian Jr and Brig Gen Charles Sawyer likely to exit official life but stay on until successors acclimate. Rudolph Forster remains executive secretary. Edward T Clark and others speculated as potential secretaries. Maj James Coupal named possible White House physician successor to Gen Sawyer.
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Harding
White House
Coolidge
George B Christian Jr
Charles FE. Soweyer
Rudolph Forster
Edward T. Clark
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Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Benjamin Felt
Boston
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Felt
Republican State Committee
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Coroner Replies to Critics Over Inquest Policy
Coroner Murphy defends inquests as sole method to determine death cause noting he is not a mind reader. He says deputies were cut, stenographer laid off, paying her salary himself. He cites Mike Shea and John Cotter cases, asserting inquests justified and claims lower fees than predecessors.
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Mike Shea
Acoma
Heyes
John Cotter
P. H. Regan
Speitzer Boy
Lightning
Hum Lee
Harry Lin
Death of Dennis Leary a Montana pioneer leader
Word came yesterday of the death of Dennis Leary a Montana pioneer. He was among the first three to locate in Silver Bow and helped organize the Silver Bow Mill and Mining company. He later resided in Omaha and was 95 at death. He left sons Bud Leary and George Furlong and daughter Mrs Hennessy. He was linked with vigilante actions in Virginia City and helped build the first house in Butte with Porter and the Humphrey brothers.
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Silver Bow
Bannack
Alder Gulch
Margaret Furlong
Omaha
D. J. Hennessy
Bud Leary
George Furlong
Anaconda
Budd Parker
P. Allison
Joseph
James Esler
Rockies
Allison
Virginia City
G. O. Humphrey
Lumphrey
el Dorado
Praries
Silver Bow Mining and Milling Company
Iss
Leary
Alex Scott
Parker Allison
Esslers
Humhreys
Humphrey
Porter
Hig
Humphrey Brothers
Quartz Street
Girton
Joe Ramedell
Billy Parks
T. C
Butter and Eggs Market Roundup Across Regions
Butter prices show creamery firsts around 89 42e in New York with Pacific coast whites at 49 41e and firsts to extra firsts at 34 40c. Chicago reports higher creamery butter at 41c to 39% and 38% for firsts and extras, with seconds at 36c. Receipts total 2,669 cases.
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Associated Press
New York
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Butte Jugo Slavs Enjoy Picnic At Pipestone Springs
The SS Philip and Jacob society of Jugo Slavs hosts a Pipestone Springs picnic with a lamb roasting contest by four experts, open-fire roasts on sticks, a post-meal barbecue, and an expected crowd of about 1000. A 10 coach special train delivers attendees from East Butte and Northern Pacific. Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 with benediction follow.
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Jugo-Slavia
Pipestone
Nick Larke
Anthony Merziak
Thomas Gergurich
William Kauffner
Victor Les
Northern Pacific
East Butte
Father Pirnat
the Holy Savior Church
Butte Social News Highlights Local Visits And Travel
Miss Mary Connolly recovering from appendicitis at St James hospital. Families from 1131 Delaware avenue and 9718 Floral boulevard travel to visit relatives in Missoula and Berkeley. Recreation club hosts sewing and refreshments at 2001 Porter avenue. Visitors from Rhinelander, Wis arrive to stay a month with relatives on Phillips avenue. League of the Sacred Heart meets at St Aloysius hall with Father MacDonald back from vacation. Local entertaining includes Miss Baldwin hosting Helen Hase from Bozeman and Georgetown lake trip.
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St. James’ Hospital
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John Connolly
Delaware Avenue
W. Tait
Familly
Floral Boulevard
Missoula
Thomas Barrett
Mamie
Utah Avenue
Barkeley
Cal
Mainard
Meghan
Betson
Pooler
Hiemingway
Tierten
Redda
Benson
Stewart
Phillips Avenue
League of the Sacred Heart of St. John the Evangelist Church
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Reber
Father MacDonald
League
Mary Baldwin
Lowell Avenue
Helen Hase
Bozeman
Baldwin
Georgetown Lake
F. Mulligan
Dick Harrington
219 Placer Street
Los Angeles
Wahmund
Butte
E. W. LaMarr
Delightful Outing Repeats at Alhambra Springs
A series of social visits and departures is reported. Jacob Robel leaves for Los Angeles to see sister Mrs. McConnell. Edward Fadden travels to Hamilton to visit relatives. Violet Marshall, returning from the University of Washington, stops in Butte en route to Bozeman. Mr and Mrs A Johnson and son Edward return from a coast trip. The Spencer family plans an automibile tour of Yellowstone Park. L F Pohndorf hosts in honor of Miss Dorothy Marsh of Sheridan and Mrs J Johnson of New York City with music dancing and fortune telling after a midnight luncheon featuring sweet peas and garden flowers. guests include Fre Honeychurch Eleanor Powers and others.
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Jacob Robel
Glenn Myers
Warren Avenue
Los Angeles
McConnell
Edward Fadden
Garrison Avenue
Hamilton
Violet Marshall
University of Washington
Butte
Bozeman
Mary Baldwin
A. Johnson
Edward
Lowell Avenue
James Spencer
Bayard Street
Helen
James
Phil
Yellowstone Park
L. F. Pohndorf
Whitman Avenue
Dorothy Marsh
Sheridan, Mont
J. Johnson
New York City
Beardsley
Siedlar
Holds
Walter Pohndorf
Clarence Griffin
Fred Honeychurch Jr
Robert Honeychurch
Louis Pohndorf Jr
Miss Harrison to speak on World Court in Missoula
Miss Florence Harrison of the League of Women Voters, headquartered in Minneapolis and a World War I veteran, will address students at the university in Missoula about government issues. She notes the league has about 3,000,000 members, founded in 1919 but dating back to 1848, and supports the World Court and the city manager form of government.
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League of Women Voters
League
Missoula
World Court
Harrison
Minneapolis
France
Bebe Daniels Aims To Sail Around The Horn In Film
Bebe Daniels pursues a new ambition to sail around Cape Horn in a vessel. Melbourne McDowell recounts an 11 year old runaway mariner voyage from New York to San Francisco via a clipper ship. Daniels notes she cannot join now but hopes to someday, while the film The March Hare offers a comedy drama.
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Melbourne McDowell
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San Francisco
Cape Horn
Miss Daniels
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