Capital 15 Ready to Honor Memory Procession Details
The article outlines the planned funeral arrangements for President Harding, detailing the arrival and transfer of the casket to the White House, the procession to the Capitol, and the public viewing in the rotunda. It lists the military escort, officials, and dignitaries involved, as well as the route along Pennsylvania Avenue to Marion, Ohio.
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Capital
Dge
Caisson
White House
Executive Mansion
Coolidge
Harding
Supreme Court
Taft
Congress
Cummins
Gillett
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
General Pershing
Thirteenth Engineers
Twelfth Infantry
Marine
Marines
District of Columbia National Guard
Sixth Field Artillery
Third Cavalry
Knights of Columbus hailed as patriotic order
A message from President Calvin Coolidge praising the Knights of Columbus as a patriotic order steadfast to American principles and ideals was read at the 41st international convention in Montreal. William C. Prout, state deputy of Massachusetts K of C, presented the message.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Quebec
Calvin Coolidge
Knights of Columbus
William C. Prout
Massachusetts K
French Authority Urges Hot Drinks in Warm Weather
A French regulatory body urges the public to drink hot beverages during warm weather to promote digestion and comfort. Officials argue that hot drinks may aid hydration and encourage sweating to regulate body temperature.
Unidentified Murder Victim Tracked in Butte Canyon Case
Investigators pursued a murder and robbery theory after the body of a unidentified man was found near the Cooper lake area following a night of rain and a foggy wind. Clues include a blue Collegian suit from David Adler & Sons and a memory of the victim flashing money in a Park Street venue. An inquest is set for Wednesday at 2 PM with multiple witnesses called.
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Cooper Lake
Park Street
Butte
David Adler & Sons
Milwaukee
Buxton Hills
E. C. Bradford
Chief Murphy
Jack Duggan
Cooper Home
Bradford Ranch
Buxton Road
Buxton
J. C. Murphy
Why Not Harding in Heroic Figure on Harding Way
Residents praise the Harding Way corridor as a gateway to vast Western wonders. The author extols the scenic Montana route linking plains, valleys, mountains, lakes, and geysers near Great Divide and Butte, comparing it favorably to famed national parks and western tourist routes. The piece urges welcoming visitors with pride on Harding Way.
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Harding
Ion
Great Divide
Butte
Manhattan Island
Golden Gate
Harding Way
Colorado
Utah
California
Oregon
Washington
Montana
America
Russian Peasants to Resettle Farms in Douglas County
Spokane chamber committee outlines plan to bring Russian peasants to Douglas county to resettle abandoned wheat farms. Many farms with improvements could be secured with little or no down payment and become self supporting within years. Mortgage agents may assist with cattle and stock, with principal payments delayed five years. Further information on peasants in Russia Austria and Czecho Slovakia is sought.
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Spokane
Wash
Douglas County
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
W. H. Miller
Many Friends Attend Stevens Funeral in Butte
A large gathering of friends paid final tribute to Charles Stevens at his home funeral on 1053 Colorado Street. The Rev. E J Groeneveld led services, with burial in Mount Moriah cemetery. Pallbearers were Harry Bennett, William Dowell, Preston Tippett, Charles Youlden, R. E. Farnham and Thomas Manley.
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Charles Stevens
Butte
Colorado Street
E. J. Groeneveld
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Harry Bennett
William Dowell
Preston Tippett
Charles Youlden
R. E. Farnham
Thomas Manley
Mrs W H Smith Dies In Butte After Brief Illness
Mrs Rosetta Pearl Smith wife of Walter H Smith of 1315 West Granite street died this morning in a Butte hospital after a brief illness. Born in 1888 in Kansas she came to Butte in 1889 with her parents the William 7 Boyer family. Survived by husband two daughters Myrtle and Pearl two sons John and Walter three sisters three brothers two uncles and an aunt plus other relatives. Funeral under Eastern Star auspices will be held 2 oclock Wednesday at the Masonic temple.
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W. H. Smith
Rosetta Pearl Smith
Walter H. Smith
West
Granite Street
Butte
Smith
Kansas
William 7. Boyer
Myrtle
Pearl
John
Walter
Zora Boyer
Ray Buckley
Cooper
Wyo
Charles Martin
Deer Lodge
Louis
Lester
Everett Boyer
Robert Boyer
Jack Daniels
Seattle
Pennsylvania
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Services at St Mark's For President Harding
Pastor M D Huddoff of St Mark's Lutheran announced services Friday at 10 o'clock in honor of President Harding and urged parishioners to attend.
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ST. Mark’'S
M. D. Huddoff
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Harding
Tribute Paid by Million People to Warren G Harding
Crowds packed streets and yards as the Baltimore and Ohio funeral train carried Warren G. Harding from the Golden Gate to Chicago and beyond. Airplanes dropped flowers while workers paused as the nation mourned its president across Iowa Illinois Chicago and Ohio in a solemn transit.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Golden Gate
Capital
Abraham Lincoln
Iowa
Illinois
Chicago
Kedzie Avenue
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Martin J. O'Brien
America
Lake Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Buckeye
New York Observance Proclaims mourning for Harding
Mayor Hylan issued a proclamation urging residents to refrain from activity and excitement next Wednesday as funeral services for the late President Harding are held in Washington. New York observes Friday as a day of mourning per President Coolidge. The stock exchange and all exchanges will close and all sports are postponed.
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New York
Associated Press
Hylan
Harding
Washington
President Coolidge
New York Stock Exchange
Train 18 Delayed by Large Crowds in Ohio
Willard Ohio August 6 crowds gathered from miles around as the train bearing Mr Harding slowed through Hicksville in his home state. The cortege passed amid silent spectators and large crowds continuing to gather at nearby towns.
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Associated Press
Willard
Ohio
Hicksville
Mr. Harding
Decide Today It Stores 10 CLO At Summer Camp
Dr. B. J. Lingenfelter Dr. J. A. Donovan and Benjamin Owen spoke at a summer camp in the Highlands. Lingenfelter presented Harding the Gentle. The boys showed strong interest and the ceremonies ended with a prayer for the dead.
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Highlands
B. J. Lingenfelter
J. A. Donovan
Benjamin Owen
Lingenfelter
Harding
Canada builds up auto export trade after record year
Ottawa reports 1922 Canadian automobile output at 101,007 units, up 53 percent from 1921, with production valued at 81,056,429 dollars. Capital invested reached 13,381,084 dollars and 7,334 workers were employed. Domestic sales remain strong as export trade expands to South America, UK, Australia, and more. Canada now has 614,072 registered autos, ranking second to the United States in ownership.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Dominion
South America
United Kingdom
Australia
South Africa
Mexico
Norway
Sweden
Netherlands
United States
Prairie Provinces
Battleship Hulls Ordered Scrapped
The Navy Department ordered scrapping of the Indiana and South Dakota hulls unfinished at Brooklyn yards after the naval limitation treaty. The two ships would have cost about 70 million dollars and would have been the world's largest battleships.
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Associated Press
New York
Indiana
South Dakota
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy Department
Funeral Train Stalled Across Ohio on Delayed Run
Officials of Baltimore and Ohio report the funeral train will pass through nearly every town in Ohio, with the schedule already late and likely to slip further behind as it progresses through the state.
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Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
Verdun Mourns With the American Nation
Verdun expresses condolences to Ambassador Herrick over President Harding's death. The city recalls U S aid and the gold medal Congress and its people presented last year. Verdun lowers the flag to half mast at city hall in 1918.
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Associated Press
Verdun
Herrick
Harding
Congress
United States
Wall Street Shows It Has Confidence
Wall street confidence in President Coolidge expressed on the first full day session since President Harding's death. Prices recovered ground from last Saturday and rose to levels higher than Thursday's close. A rally began in late trading on Saturday as professional operators covered shorts or bought for a turn on oversold theory. Net gains ran about 1% in the averages of 20 leading railstocks and 26 leading industrials.
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Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
Coolidge
Harding
Mrs Harding Stores Strength On Board Funeral Train
Mrs Harding rests in the private car Superior with the body of her husband as the funeral train carries the late president’s casket toward Washington and Marion. She seeks courage to endure the Washington services and the Marion obsequies under the elm trees, aided by friends and party members amid a silent, touched crowd along the route.
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Associated Press
Harding
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Washington
Marion
Malcolm Jennings
Columbus
Ohio
Christain
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Hubert Work
Secretary of the Interior
E. B. Remsberg
Santa Ana
Cal
Boone
Ames
Marshalltown
le Grande
Belle Plaine
America
ElioPoulos Guest of Honor at Butte Dinner
John Eliopoulos visiting Butte on way to Chicago where he becomes associate editor of the Chicago Greek daily He spoke at a Leland cafe dinner arranged by William Lecos Eliopoulos is a noted Greek newsman formerly editor of the Hellenic News and will make occasional Northwest visits before moving on to Chicago tomorrow.
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John Eliopoulos
Butte
Chicago
Leland Cafe
East Park Street
William Lecos
Eliopoulos
Northwest
Hellenic News
Seattle
Chicago Green Daily
Archie McPhail Dies In Butte After Short Illness
Archie McPhail longtime Butte resident and Berkley mine watchman died yesterday at his sister Mrs J F Bushs home 718 East Second street aged 60 He leaves brother John Anaconda two sisters Mrs John Mc Rae and Mrs J F Bush both of Butte and sister in law Mrs Mary McPhail Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 PM.
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Archie McPhail
Butte
J. F. Bush
East Second Street
McPhail
Berkley
John
Anaconda
John McRae
Mary McPhail
Mr. Williams
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Miss Carkeek to Ennis for Visit
Miss Rosa Carkeek a nurse for Metropolitan Life Insurance company leaves today to spend her vacation with Dr and Mrs Clancy at Ennis Miss Alice Chariton will assume Miss Carkeeks duties while she is absent
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Rosa Carkeek
West Broadway
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
King Christian receives U S visitors in mourning for Harding
In Copenhagen on August 6, under royal notice, King Christian welcomed Rear Admiral Philip Andrews and former Senator Freylinghausen of New Jersey. The king expressed deep sympathy over the death of President Harding and noted a memorial service would be held Friday.
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King
Associated Press
Copenhagen
King Christian
John D. Prince
Philip Andrews
United States
Freylinghausen
New Jersey
Harding
Memorial service for President Harding held in Kovno
In Lithuania at Kovno on August 5 a memorial service for President Harding was held with Bishop John L. Nueleen presiding at the Baltic Methodist Episcopal conference.
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Lithuania
Associated Press
Kovno
Harding
Baltic Methodist Episcopal Conference
John L. Nueleen
Marion to Honor Harding with Massive Funeral Arrangements
More than 100000 spectators are expected in Marion Ohio for the late President Harding’s funeral on Friday. State troops and 3000 Ohio reserve force members are mobilized to guard sites tied to Harding. Dr George T Harding Sr and Jr plan burial details with Mrs Harding, including l i e in state at the Marion courthouse and services at the Harding home followed by burial at the cemetery. The cortege will pass the Marion Star office and march along main streets lined with troops.
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Associated Press
Marion
Harding
Henderson
United States Reserve Forces
Ohio
George T. Harding
Mount Vernon Avenue
George T. Harding, Jr
Carl W Sawyer
C. Fe. Sawyer
Chicago
Marion Star
Butte Templars Install Officers
At a meeting of the Butte city lodge of Good Templars last night officers were installed including Chief templar Charles Campbell past chief templar Elizabeth Reilly vice templar Percy Cleaves financial secretary J Damon Wiggant treasurer F H Damon chaplain Grace Hawley marshal Archie Muir deputy marshal Anita Richards guard Marie Reilly sentinel Stella Golman assistant secretary Maxine Evenson pianist Harry Skewes registrar Mrs Sims.
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Butte City
Mrs Rosetta Pearl Smith Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs Rosetta Pearl Smith aged 34 died after a brief illness. The body will be moved from Whites parlors to the family home 1315 West Granite street this afternoon. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 o clock from the Masonic temple West Park street under the auspices of Butte chapter No 39 Order of Eastern Star of which she was a member The Rev Mr Chapman will officiate.
ONeill Rites Pending Funeral Plans In City
James ONeill aged 76 of 306 Colorado street died in the city last evening. The remains are at Sherman Reed funeral home with time and place of funeral to be announced later.
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Mrs. Harding
Wilson
Davis
Roosevelt
Moss
Treasury Department
Coast Guard and Public Health Service
Drake
Commerce Department
Coast and Geodetic Survey
A. Freeman
Cavalry Baptist Church
James Sherra Montgomery
Union Station
Goodrich “An
Silver Bow Automobile Co
Mentane
Helena
Dubois
Murphy
Fred Crase
Leo Lamey
Mrs. Dubois
Crase
Stevens
Eileen Sedgwick
Universal
Warren G. Harding
Horgan
Ocean
Archie M’phail
Miss Carkeek
Ennis
Undertakers
M. J. Walsh CO
Peneral
Weat Perk Street
Maud Stevens
Mount Moriah
Kinnamen
Charles
Duggan
Los Angeles
Larry Duggan
Worth Main Street
Prense
Sam R. White
South Main Street
Sherman & Reed Feneral
K Large Funeral Depot
Broadway
Arisona
Daly Shea Company
Skillman
Edward E. Skillman
Epeen
Charlotte
Richards
Masons and Elks
Cripple Creek
Col
Joseph Richards, Inc
Richards & Wade
South Montane Street
Cassidy & Gosselin Funeral
West Park St
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