Harding Will Filed For Probate In Marion
The will of Warren G. Harding was filed for probate in Marion with Executor Charles D. Schaffner named. Mrs. Harding receives the Marion Star lot and Mount Vernon avenue home, interest on 100000 in government bonds, and all Harding Publishing stock. The will includes detailed cash bequests, small gifts to churches and relatives, and directs semi annual income to Mrs. Harding with principal on her death to be divided among the President’s siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Harding, Sr
Jean de Wolfe
George de Wolfe
Harding
Marion Park Commission
George A. van Fleet
Marion Star
Harry R. Schifner
James C. Woods
Trinity Baptist Church
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
George Christian
Alaska
San Francisco
Christian
Scientists Disappointed In Seeing Eclipse Coastwide
Los Angeles reports show fog and clouds blotting the solar phase along the coast from Santa Barbara to Ensenada Mexico. Naval aviators above the clouds at San Diego photographed the eclipse, while scientists from around the world faced an unfulfilled observatory effort after months of planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
San Diego
Santa Barbara
Ensenada
Mexico
Avalon
Mount Wilson
Loma
Eclipse photographs mark corona from total solar event
In Santa Barbara area observers led by Professor James Worthington and Dr Alfred E Burton produced the most complete corona photos of the day despite poor weather. Four negatives were developed from a pedestal instrument with three mirrors and four cameras of varying focus to capture the sun’s outer glow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara
James Worthington
London
American Society For the Advancement of Science
Alfred E. Burton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Lompoc Valley
Worthington
Gipsy Smith Revival Services Captivate Wichita Crowd
Gipsy Smith holds revival in Wichita Kansas with sermons printed in the Wichita Daily Eagle. The clipping recounts his vivid parable of God weaving colors into a rainbow scarf to comfort a dying storm, illustrating his dramatic sermon style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gipsy Smith
Gipsey Smith
Wichita
Kansas
Wichita Daily Eagle
Pony Express Reaches Goal at San Francisco Finish
The revived Pony Express completed its journey from St. Joseph Missouri to Tanforan Race Track San Francisco with rider Will Tevis delivering the air pouch at 2:39 p m. Lt Sol Lipman of Monte Rey California led a relay team to beat the old time by about 42 hours. The 14 pound pouch was sent to the San Francisco post office for distribution after 158 hours 8 minutes on the road over 2180 miles at an average speed of 13.75 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pony Express
St. Joseph
Missouri
Will Tevis
Tanforan
Tevis
Sol Lipman
B Troop
Eleventh Cavalry
Monterey
California
Navy Day Celebration to Be Held Oct 27
President Coolidge approves Navy Day plans announced by Secretary Denby. Navy League and navy department will observe on October 27, Theodore Roosevelt’s birthday, highlighting naval power as a guarantee of peace and focusing attention on national sea defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Denby
Theodore Roosevelt
Navy League
Navy Department
American destroyers in oriental port reported
Ambassador Woods in a Tokio message said relief in Tokyo was thoroughly in hand. Five American destroyers reached Yokohama from Darien and all surviving Americans in Yokohama were aboard ships. The embassy evacuated 140 American and 21 British tourists from Tokyo on American destroyers as relief ships loaded in Tsingtao and Manila. Fleet arrival removes danger of hunger among Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Woods
Tokio
State Department
Yokohama
Darien
Tsing Tao
Manila
Japan thanks America message from Yamamoto to Hughes
Ambassador Hanahara delivered to Secretary Hughes a Japanese note from Count Yamamoto, prime minister, thanking America for its sympathy. The message says the gift will aid world peace and strengthen friendship and trust between Japan and the United States.
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Washington
Hanahara
Hughes
Count Yamamoto
Japan
Notice of non-responsibility for mining claims
A. C. White, owner of mining claims Sidney Annex South Sidney El Oro Mavis Bell Glow Hobo Tunnel No 1 No 2 No 8 in Rand Mining District Kern County California, announces the claims are leased and will not be responsible for labor or materials furnished on any of the claims. Dated January 1 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand Mining District
Kern County
Calfornia
Sidney Annex
Sidney
el Oro
Mavis
Bell Glow
Hobo
A. C
Notice of Co-Owners Contribute on Quartz Claims
Notice to M Kotalsky W F Beckman E G Schoger and A L Hamacre that co-owners have spent 300 dollars on labor and improvements on Gimlet Monte Carlo Chandler Lode Quartz Mining Claims in Kern County California. If within 90 days of service or publication you do not contribute your share your interest will be forfeited to the co-owners under 2324 RS. Dated September 13 1923. J B Geddes W W Waggener J C Colon E Colon F B Chatfield G C Chatfield F H Corsett B B Eldred F H Killingsworth A G Beckman S H Holmes J Busch F Pierce E C Pinnard C F Wasser C H Wheaton W J Janes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Kotalsky
W. F. Beckman
E. G. Schoger
A. L Hamacre
Gimlet, Monte Carlo
Chandler Lode
Township
Fof
Kern
State of California
County Recorder
United States
J. BE. Geddes
W. W. Waggener
J. Cc. Colon
E. Colon
F. B. Chatfield
G. C Chatfield
F H. Corsett
B. B. Eldred
F. H. Killingsworth
A G. Beckman
H. Holmes
J. Busch
F. Pierce
E. C. Pinnard
C. F. Wasser
C. H. Wheaton
W. J. Janes
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Will
Marion
Warren G. Harding
Dougherty
Marion County
Schaffner
Marion County Bank
George B. Christian
Charles E. Hard
Portsmouth
Ohio
Harry M. Dougherty
Columbus
Grace E.hall
Conyright, Dodd, Mead & Co., Inc
America
Rand
Anderson Auto Line
Bakersfield
Packard Stage Line
Mojave
Southern Pacific
Randsburg
Oldick
THE
Service A la Carte
Club House
Calif
Almond Hotel
J. J. Chambers
Prop
Randsburg, Calif
William L. Denton
Randsburg, California
Francis X, Moore
Remington Portable Typewriter
G. Cleveland Taylor
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