Old World Still Hopes To Draw U S Into Jackpot
The article discusses Lloyd George and British politics as he gains influence in a cabinet shift. It notes his hawklike style, desire to win American favor, and possible visit to the United States. Observers doubt easy American alignment with European entanglements.
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OLD World
U.S
Lloyd George
America
League
Europe
Harding
Coolidge
George
Nebraska recalls Harding tribute on funeral train
Associated Press reports from Sidney Nebraska where President Harding’s funeral train passes. Large crowds recall his Beattie stadium speech thanking Nebraska and recalling “the great empire” remark. Harding recovers with a joke and praises the states as empires in the nation.
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Associated Press
Sidney
Ned
Harding
Nebraska
Beattie
Aleaka
Mr. Harding
Ofebraska
Exonerate woman who shot husband in Lewiston
Lewiston Montana August 5 officers reviewed the account of Mrs Anna Burgess who killed her husband Gordon Burgess as she said he was a fugitive from justice returning from Canada to break in and threaten her The inquest expected to clear the woman Burgess had escaped jail last October after arrest for an alleged assault on Mrs Burgess daughter by a former husband
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Associated Press
Lewiston
Mont
Anna Burgées
Gordon Burgess
Burgess
Canada
Dubois
Po- Mee Murphy
White
33,000 Women Mourn With Mrs Harding
In Omaha on August 5 a P. E. O. Sisterhood member and Omaha leader Berthe Clark Hughes will send a condolence message to Mrs. Harding. The note expresses heartfelt sympathy as 33,900 women bow in sorrow during her bereavement.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Harding
Berthe Clark Hughes
Supreme Chapter
FP. E. 0 Sisterhood
Veteran Officer Edward B Mosley Dies at 77 in Los Angeles
General Edward B Mosley, 77, retired U S Army officer, died after months of illness in Los Angeles. He served in years including in the Iron campaigns and in the Philippines. The body will be sent to San Francisco for burial in Presidio Cemetery. He is survived by his widow and two daughters.
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Los Angeles
Berie
Edward B. Mosley
U. & Army
Mosley
Ironcampaigne
Philippines
San Francisco
Presidio
Wrecks, a Murder Tale Unfolds in Butte Area
The scene reveals a wrecked Hudson car and a murdered man found in a gulley. Mrs. Dubois, owner of the car, is detained after police trace the vehicle’s license and interview witnesses. Fred Crase aided a trapped woman at the crash site and led to further investigations into tourists, moonshine ties, and a possible robbery murder near the Feeley road.
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Dubois
Butte
Thirteen Die In Auto Wrecks In Drain Canal
A report describes a collision where Plick signaled the other driver to dim his lights, the other driver ignored the signal, and Flick, unable to see, veered off the road into a drain canal. His car balanced on its side with smashed front wheel and damaged windshield.
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Plick
Flick
Funeral Train Passes Through Central Nebraska In Rain
A Union Pacific funeral train bound for North Platte traveled through Central Nebraska as a rainbow gave way to a storm. Engineer Kane and Traveling Engineer O Neil were commended by E. E. Calvin, VP, for continuing the trip despite the weather while crowds braved the rain to witness the solemn procession.
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Kane
O'Neil
E. E. Calvin
Union Pacific System
North Platte
Nebraska
America Mourns Her Dead Chile
A Cheyenne crowd salutes a departing train in a somber scene as a cavalry band plays Nearer My God to Thee. Thunder booms, lightning flashes, and rain pours while mourners remain silent in the downpour.
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America
Chile
Cheyenne
Mourners greet Harding train at Sidney in wide tribute
The Harding funeral train arrived in Sidney at 3 55 p m and left at 4 10 p m Mountain time. About 4 000 residents from Sidney and nearby western Nebraska towns stood bare headed for a silent tribute asAmerican Legion guards kept spectators back. Senators Warren and Timberlake joined mourners in Sidney after traveling from Cheyenne and Sterling Colorado. Prior to the arrival, 3 000 people attended an open air memorial service before the courthouse with speakers including W P Miles.
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Associated Press
Sidney
Neb
President Harding
Francis E. Warren
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Charles B. Timberlake
Sterling
Colo
Nebraska
Colorado
Harding
American Legion
Julesburg
Kimball
Bridgeport
Potter
Alliance
Scotts Bluff
Gering
W. P. Miles
Funeral Train Carries Late President Through Laramie
In Laramie Wyoming Aug 5 a funeral train bearing the remains of the late president passed through the city en route to Washington. A silent three block procession formed with Boy Scouts American Legion and ex service members along Fremont street. City officials and university leaders attended while bells tolled 45 minutes. Floral tributes came from the University of Wyoming and the Lions club as Nebraskan officers prepared resolutions of sympathy for Warren G Harding 朝.
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Laramie
Wyoming
Associated Press
Wyo
Washington
Boy Scouts
American Legion
Fremont Street
University of Wyoming
Union Pacific
Dean D. W. Thornberry
St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
Silent Nebraska Pays Tribute to President Harding
Nebraska began paying its tribute as Warren G. Harding's body train passed Kimball at 3 p.m. Citizens, 800 to 1,000 strong, lined tracks with heads bowed and many came by auto from farms nearby. In Omaha, officials and citizens prepared to greet the train and honor the late President.
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Omaha
Neb
Warren G. Harding
Kimball
California
Kimball County
Washington
Harding
American Legion
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
R. B. Howell
George B. Duncan
Seventh Army Corps
Union Station
Harding funeral train delayed reaching Omaha
Union Pacific general manager estimated the Harding funeral train would arrive in Omaha around 2:45 or 3:00 a.m. after engine trouble at Chappell Nebraska and a wind hail and rain storm. In Kearney about 10 000 people paid silent tribute as the train passed at 11 97 p m with local organizations serving as honor guards. Nebraska state officials including Swanson Taylor and Matson planned to represent the state in Omaha with a floral design for Mrs Harding and Governor Bryan possibly joining others. Lieutenant Governor Johnson planned to travel from Hastings to Omaha.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific Railroad System
Harding
Chappell
Kearney
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
National Guardsmen
Nebraska
Loncoln
Swanson
Taylor
Matson
Bryan
Lincoln
Johnson
Hastings
Not at Columbus on return of Harding body
On board the Harding funeral train at Sidney Nebraska August 6 the body of the late President will not lie in state in the Ohio capitol unless plans change. Ohio asked to honor its native son. Mrs. Harding intends to proceed from Washington to Marion without stopping in Columbus.
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Columbus
Harding
Sidney
Neb
Ohio
Washington
Marion
Memorialize Harding in Kearney Neb State Commander Atkinson
In Kearney Nebraska on August 5 state commander WJ Atkinson presided over memorial observances honoring Warren G Harding. The ceremony reflected on the late president with regional veterans groups attending and local officials noting the national impact of his death and legacy.
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Nebraska
Warren G. Harding
Harding
The
Associated Press
Kearney, Neb
W. J. Atkinson
IOWA PREPARES TRIBUTE FOR HARDING FUNERAL TRAIN
Iowa citizens prepare to honor President Harding as his funeral train moves through Nebraska toward Des Moines. Knights Templars from Boone Clinton planned guard duty at stops, with Battery A 185th artillery, American Legion and Boy Scouts meeting the train. A West Point cadet to present roses to Mrs. Harding, and Taps to be sounded at departure. — High tributes paid in churches statewide.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Des Moines
Harding
Plains of Nebraska
Council Bluffs
Boone
Ames
Clinton
Knights Templars
Templars
Knights
185Th Artillery
American Legion
Boy Scouts
West Point
General Pershing
Mrs. Harding
Boone High
President Harding
Fires Reach River to Escape Wallace District Blaze
Wallace Idaho Aug 5 Forest fires engulfing Marble creek in Shoshone county covered over 200 square miles. Foresters report fires are practically under control after two weeks of burning. Five camps were destroyed seven? two? No. All camps belonged to Rut ledge Timber and Wallace Lavigne company. In one camp 40 men spent the night in the river as flames swept the area.
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Wallace
Idaho
Marble Creek
Shoshone
Forestry
Rutledge Timber Company
Wallace Lavigne Company
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Jack Duggan
Dugcan
Powell
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Charles W. Bryan
W. J. Bryan
Lions’ Club
Ogden
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