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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1923
Page
2
Kansas City woman describes severe post birth and menopause symptoms, reports chronic nervousness and insomnia, and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with her recovery after persistent medical advice reached its limit. Endorsement includes her address and recommendation to others.
The speech warns that Europe and Britain must act to avert a new world war. It argues France must be defended, condemns the postwar failure to join the League of Nations, and cautions that Germany could rise again if reparation and revival of industry proceed without caution. It stresses America’s duty to prevent another global conflict and preserve democratic gains.
A tribute praising President Harding noting the nation’s grief and reverence. It asserts Americans recognize worth and patriotic service, predicting future generations will rank Harding among Washington, Lincoln, and Roosevelt as a noble chieftain.
London reports a joint ceremony at Westminster Abbey to honor Warren G. Harding with high officials from Britain and American visitors present. Canon Carnegie’s address stressed kinship between nations and Harding’s duty, reflecting deep mutual respect in this shared tribute.
Washington observes silence as Warren G. Harding is laid to rest in Marion. A nationwide mood of mourning grips the capital with five minutes of quiet, Taps and bugle echoes, halted traffic and closed businesses. The ceremony unites Cabinet members, military honor guards, and Mrs. Harding in a solemn farewell, ending with benediction and the flag draped casket carried to its vault.
The speech condemns vengeance driven policy as disastrous for Britain Italy France and the world. It cites a 50 percent drop in British trade with Germany from 1913 to 1922 and 699000 unemployed in the UK. It warns that entangling alliances risk provoking a future global conflict while urging action to restore Europe’s stability and prosperity.
MISSOULA MONT August 10 An American flag flies at half mast atop Mount Harding in the Mission range near Missoula. Boy Scouts and Indian guides placed the flag above 13000 feet as Rowan mourns Warren G Harding, whose name adorns the granite peak. National Editorial association members attended ceremonies in Rowan. President Harding wished to attend but remained in Washington.
The South paused to honor Warren G Harding as his body returned to Atlanta and a northern neighbor was laid to rest. Dixie mourned with simple services reflecting national sorrow and respect for the late president during a hushed holiday atmosphere.
An article notes that safety razors made in America are sold in England and are preferred by Jewish consumers over British manufactured razors. It discusses market preferences and sourcing without assigning blame or detailing broader context.
President elect Calvin Coolidge travels from Marion to Washington with Mrs Coolidge and notable escorts after attending Warren G Harding’s funeral. The mass crowd in Marion shows mixed grief and respect as the nation awaits early administration actions and possible legislative steps such as an extra session and prohibition enforcement discussions.
Ten units of the Illinois National Guard were mobilized early this morning and sent to Hillsboro to guard the American Zinc company plant amid a strike. The call covered headquarters and various infantry, cavalry, and support units from Springfield Danville Champaign Urbana Effingham Decatur and Paris with medical detachments.
The statement recalls that lead pencils were first known in 1666 and notes that heat prostration is rarely accompanied by loss of consciousness.
Lost aged nine months Airedale terrier described as temperamental returned by owner in Butte. Contact 1420 West Por Rayry or phone 1718 or 1038 for locating the pet.
Marion Ohio August 10 another special train left Marion for Washington carrying Florence Harding. The same train that carried the body from San Francisco a week earlier completed its journey to Washington and returned to Marion with the lady and reporters, mourning yet unaccompanied by Warren. Mrs Harding plans to remain briefly in Washington before returning to her home leased to friends.
Marion Ohio August 10 George J Christian secretary to Warren G Harding as senator and president announced his resignation as executive secretary to President Coolidge He stated he will enter private business and not seek public office He will assist Mrs Harding in leaving the White House and clear up the late president's desk before moving to Washington and then to private life
Wireless telephones may be stalled on fishing boats sailing from Nagasaki Japan raising questions about communications at sea and potential trade or military implications for the region as ships operate offshore.
The ill-starred journey continued as train passengers included members of the late president's cabinet and other official Washington representatives who traveled here as individuals to attend today’s funeral.
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