09 Aug 1923
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1923
Page
1
United States coverage describes Mrs. Coolidge and Aunt Mary sharing a recipe for a lemony dressing, praising Aunt Mary’s culinary flair and noting President Coolidge’s fondness for a breakfast cereal. The piece adds a portrait of the White House dining routine and Mrs. Coolidge’s homey approach.
New York August 9 All inter service wires will be dark for five minutes at 8 p m central time on Friday in memory of President Harding. At that hour the nation will pause as his body lies in state.
Bailey resident Bailey sues to recover his dog Odie from Dr Nelson of West Union. The case cites prior capture by police and Mariner's care ahead of the upcoming court action in August.
The Christian Science Society holds a memorial service on Friday at 6 o’clock on South Court Street honoring President Harding. All are welcome to attend.
Washington August 9 The program on enforcement of the Volstead Act was stated this afternoon to have the endorsement of President Coolidge by Prohibition Commissioner Roy.
U S Senator from Ohio Willis, once a confidant of President Harding, arrives in Marion for a West speaking tour and funeral arrangements. He delivered a bold combination speech in Chicago and stated his belief in a strong national defense.
Warren G. Harding lies in state for 12 hours in Marion as the nation mourns the 29th president. A black train carries his body home, watched by soldiers, sailors, and marines, before entombment in Marion’s cemetery. The city hosts thousands paying tribute to the slain leader and the widow returns to her native state.
Warren G. Harding arrived in Ohio aboard the funeral train, met by mourning crowds in Marion as his body returns to its birthplace. The procession reflected national grief, with President Coolidge to follow and join in the burial tomorrow. The route echoed Harding’s familiar travels with his widow, amid solemn homage across the homeland.
Britain's cabinet weighs the Ruhr crisis as Chancellor Cuno vows passive resistance. Pro French officials gain momentum while Premier Baldwin and Lord Curzon resist further concessions. Paris reacts angrily to Cuno's defiant stance and renewed friction hindering a settlement.
Adopts many young girls in Sabot Virginia and is founder of a mountain school. Dr H B Allen is under arrest in Hollywood on a Mann Act charge sworn to in Pittsburg. Officials say most of his adopted daughters are about 17 or 18 years old.
Sigmund Benowitz a 19 year old in Cleveland slipped while leaping from a tree to a porch ledge at 1 30 this morning. He was found moaning unconscious in the yard with a gaping wound in his side and was taken to Charity hospital where doctors hope for his recovery.
In Whitfield vengeful verdict at Whitfield case in Cleveland Ohio, John L Whitfield is sentenced to life in the state penitentiary for killing Patrolman Dennis Griffin during transport to a police station. Jurors had debated and three favored acquittal before a nine to three majority verdict. Whitfield’s lawyers claim no appeal will be pursued.
A dramatic escape unfolded involving a man linked to a homicide case and his partner Marie Price with whom he had been living. Police reported the scene as a high tension pursuit ending without immediate custody.
The United States postal service will suspend for one hour Friday afternoon during the burial service for the late President Harding. Postmaster Harry McKinstry received an official order from the postoffice department closing all post offices nationwide from 3 to 4 pm and other city businesses will close for the hour and remainder of Friday afternoon.
Brooklands England Captain A G Miller racing motorist pushed a record pace on the speedway with tires kept flush with water sprayed from a fired engine at the pit.
In Saalfeld Germany a union attempt at a chocolate factory led to a strike after a worker was dismissed for trying to recruit. The strike failed as nonunion workers, being impoverished nobles after the war, refused to join.
Official orders mandate B and M railroad freight offices close all day Friday for the funeral of the late president. Hocking Valley and K and M railroad offices will close at noon Friday as part of the national mourning.activities reflect widespread transportation sector observance.
Postmaster Dean announced that in July the Stewart post office disposed of 1990 dollars worth of Treasury Savings Certificates, highlighting strong savings activity in the community.
Late President Harding’s funeral train reached Marion at 12 noon Central Standard Time after a stop at Canton. The program includes viewing at 198 East Center Street, public bier passes, arrival of President Coolidge on Friday, and funeral services at Marion Cemetery vault followed by Mrs. Harding’s departure to Washington.
The memorial for the late President Harding will be held at St Pauls Catholic church at 7 o clock Friday morning. Earlier notice in the Messenger said 7 o clock but did not specify morning or evening.
Two peaks, 5689 and 2983 feet high, lie 1 two thirds miles apart to form aerial masts for a powerful new wireless transmitting station planned in Germany.
Marion salutes Warren G Harding returning home to the town where he grew to world fame. In reminiscences from editors, bandsmen, bankers, business leaders, a church trustee and printer, Harding is praised for generosity, fairness, vision, and loyalty to community and church. The piece sketches his character through vivid quotes and memories from Marion acquaintances.
Carl Kauff, 22, a Christman restaurant worker on North Court Street, was arrested by Police Chief Parker after Miss Nellie Robo alleged she ended their relationship. She said Kauff grabbed and struck her on Second Street as she left work. Kauff admitted the attack and blamed Miss Robo. he awaits arraignment before Mayor Gill once charges are filed.
Don Durfee of Luhrig recently fined $19 and costs for drunkenness by Mayor Gill after a switch engine collision near the B and O coal tipple. He was arrested by Constable Mariner Wednesday night for non payment of the fine and, with Thomas Kelly of Athens, began city street work Thursday under Service Director Williams.
The University chapter of the Order of DeMolay will hold a carnival land dance at the Armory Friday evening to benefit the newly formed patrol of the lodge. Proceeds fund uniforms and equipment for patrol members. Events start at 7 o clock with many stands and concessions plus dancing.
American newspapers prepare tributes to the late Warren G. Harding tomorrow. New York dailies suspend publications while many papers nationwide mark the president's memory with special editions and remembrances. The Messenger will publish a single noon edition tomorrow.
President Coolidge returned to executive duties after the funeral of Warren G. Harding as Washington buzzed with policy talk and staff briefings. Officials said John T. Adams will remain Republican committee chairman until a new leader is chosen. A plan to aid rural finance and marketing, a Harding blueprint, is being refined for Congress. American Legion leaders pressed for farm bonuses and predicted quick passage next session.
T. W. Cruise sent word from Marion that the main road between Logan and Lancaster will likely open for motorists Friday night only. Contract Turner is weighing this action to help Harding funeral travelers. Athens residents in Marion can get updates at the Marion Hotel at noon that day.
Goovil le plans a great day Sunday at the Gooville camp meeting as attendance grows despite bad weather. August lists as All American Day with thousands expected to gather. R Ballinger is scheduled to speak and preparations include open gates and active participation.
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