Harding Funeral Ride Through Washington in Quiet Reverence
Warren G. Harding's casket was borne to the White House East Room amid hushed crowds and honored escort. President Coolidge led mourners through a somber procession from the Capitol to the White House as Washington paid final respects to the late leader.
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Knights of Columbus reports 1922 23 membership rise
In Montreal on August 7, the Knights of Columbus record a gross membership increase of 75,795 for 1922 23. Supreme Secretary William J. McGinley reports to the forty first supreme convention opening here. Manitoba becomes a new state jurisdiction among 60 others in Canada Newfoundland the United States Cuba and Mexico. Eighty five new councils form bringing total to 2 331.
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Horoscope for Wednesday August 8 1923 caution urged in travel and romance
The horoscope warns of an unsettled day with adverse celestial aspects involving Denus Jupiter Sun and Mars. Do routine duties, avoid risks, and expect risky love affairs and fierce business competition. Social and political unrest may rise in Europe with new radical leadership in France and looming financial panics in the United States.
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Order of March Funeral Cortege
The funeral cortege for President Harding includes a military escort section a civic procession with Henry Cabot Lodge as chief marshal and clergymen A Freeman Anderson and James Shera Montgomery. The caisson bearers and honorary pallbearers include Speaker Gillett, Cabinet members, senators, and court officials leading to Coolidge Taft Wilson and other dignitaries in a vast Washington parade.
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Honduran Consul Flies to Washington for Harding Funeral
In New Orleans on Aug 17 the Honduran consul Ev sevio Toledo Lopez learned of a delayed cable from the Spanish Honduras president and secured an aircraft to fly to Washington. He will officially represent Honduras at the funeral ceremonies for President Warren G. Harding.
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Wind flood suit ends with ruling against plaintiff
In a retrial of Walsh versus East Butte company a jury found Silver Bow creek's channel was eroded by natural bank erosion, not tailings. The court treated the 1920 flood as caused by a cloudburst, absolving the plant of liability and awarding no damages.
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N. A. Rotering
Steel and Tube Company sale approved by stockholders
The stockholders of the Steel and Tube Company of America met in Wilmington Delaware and approved the sale of the company to Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company. They arranged for an equitable distribution of the sale proceeds among stockholders.
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Simplicity Will Mark Last Rites For Harding
The funeral plan for President Harding emphasizes simplicity and sadness with no cavalry escort or artillery. The body will arrive in Marion around 10 a.m. Thursday, lie in state, then proceed to the cemetery for a 3 p.m. service. Officials anticipate up to 100000 mourners in a city of 30000, with crowd-control measures and a rearranged home entrance to ease passage by the bier.
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West African Drumming Sends Messages Far Inland and Sea
A still night allows natives to transmit messages by drum across water up to ten miles and over land seven miles, demonstrating the range of a traditional signaling method and its practical range in calm conditions.
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West Africa
Funeral Services Planned For President Harding
Washington Aug 17 The program for the funeral services for President Harding in the rotunda of the capitol at 11 am tomorrow includes invocation by Dr A Freeman Anderson of Calvary Baptist church, hymns Lead Kindly Light and Nearer My God to Thee, scripture selections from Psalms Micah and Revelation, prayers by Dr James Montgomery.
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Calgary
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Good Will and Harding's Policy of Ill Will Discarded
Warren G. Harding pledges to use good will as the main political policy and to approach every question without bias or ill will. He asserts he will remain himself the same despite criticism and possible defeat, aiming to abandon old discordant methods and pursue happiness through goodwill.
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Charles E. Alsop Old-Timer Dies in Butte Home
Charles E. Alsop a longtime Butte resident died at his home 714 West Galena Street aged 66 He was born in Iowa He is survived by his wife a daughter Miss Mary Patricia Alsop a sister Mrs John Alexander and two nieces all of Butte His mother and another sister live in Iowa The funeral will be from his sister’s home 701 West Galena Street Thursday at 2 p.m.
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Charles E Alsop Aided By Politics In Butte Business Wars
Charles E Alsop led a varied career in Butte spanning plumbing coast line and theater ventures. He leased the Family theater and built a pavilion on Wheeler block while booking acts from New York and Chicago. His death ends a figure tied to local business and politics during the Heinze Amalgamated era.
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Olf Heinze-Amalgamated
Lustrous mica found in India by Wan Ayes
A brief note reports discovery of a lustrous mica mineral in India credited to Wan Ayes. Further details are sparse in the readable text.
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