Harding Bust Unveiled In Ohio Honoring McKinley Lincoln and Roosevelt
Miles Ohio June 18 crowds honor President Harding with a bronze bust ceremony for former leaders McKinley Lincoln and Roosevelt. Vice President Coolidge, Labor Secretary Davis, and Rep Cooper praise the shared virtues shown in Harding’s early leadership as the flag was raised and the national anthem sang.
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Miles
Ohio
Gr Dicat
Warisr
McKinley
Secretary of Labor
Harding
Lincoln
Fisesevelt
J. D. Waddell
Niles Chamber of Commerce
Coolidge
Herding
Davis
Cleveland
Boston
Girard
Washington
Audit of Clarksburg finances filed by state official
The audit of Clarksburg, Harrison County, shows bonded debt of 841800 as of April 30 1921. With sinking funds and uncollected assessments, net debt drops to 494166.29, to be covered by a general levy. General fund expenditures reach 164058.93, led by city salaries of 23401.73.
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Charleston
W. Va
Clarksburg
Walter S. Hallanan
Harrison County
New Haven Captain Dies From Aberdeen Airplane Bomb Blast
Captain Joseph E. Hall of New Haven Conn died at Walter Reed hospital from injuries sustained in the Aberdeen Md airplane bomb explosion on May 31. His death brings the death toll to seven from the accident.
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Joseph E. Hall
New Haven, Conn
Walter Reed Hospital
Aberdeen
President and Mrs. Harding sail on Mayflower cruise
President and Mrs. Harding depart Washington aboard the yacht Mayflower for a weekend Potomac cruise with guests including Myron T. Werrick, Henry P. Fletcher, Senators and Representatives, and Brigadier General Sawyer. The voyage starts with a 21 gun salute and the president reads the afternoon paper aboard.
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Washington
Iarding
Potomac
Myron T. Werrick
France
Henry P. Fletcher
New
Cummins
Knox
Longworth
Sawyer
Sinn Fein campaign escalates attacks on Crown forces
Dublin reports show Sinn Fein activists boarding the Rostellan Castle steamer with armed men at Plackreck Cork, rioting that includes burning four coast guard stations in Dublin, bombing Wexford courthouse, and arson at Ravensdale Castle. In Louth a mansion was set afire and two Bewaters sons were shot in the street after armed men abducted them from a saloon.
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iPy
Associated Press
Dublin
Sinn Fein
Rostellan Castle
Spike Island
Plackreck
County Cork
Coast Guard
County Dublin
Wexford County Court House
Ravensdale Castle
County Louth
Leinster
Duddale
John
Patrick Watters
Fire Damages Oil Tanks as Salvage Efforts Proceed
Officials report ongoing damage from yesterday's blaze as thousands of barrels of crude are salvaged by siphoning from two tanks. Crude released is collected in a large reservoir formed by workers, with tanks holding about four hundred forty five thousand barrels before the fire.
Heat Causes Multiple Deaths in Chicago
Several deaths and many prostrations were reported as temperatures reached ninety five for the second time in forty eight hours. Afternoon showers offered no relief from the heat in Chicago.
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Chicago
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Niles
Ixo
Edwards
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General Levy
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Ryders Row
Capel Street
Coolbawn
Newmarket-on-Fergus
Ber
Phillip Dugeen
Grangeshiggen
County Kildare
Patrick Carey
Corracare
Irish Republican Army
Oi Vanks
Casper
Wyo
Midwest
Refining Company
Link
FEIN
Ford
Acme Motor Co
Princeton Avenue
Thor
Thor Lroner
Appalachian Power Coo
Flor Electric
Taha
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