Coolidge in Washington Takes Charge Arrival
President Calvin Coolidge arrived in Washington with Mrs Coolidge after a Plymouth Vermont swearing in. He proceeded to the New Willard hotel and greeted cheering crowds as he prepared to assume the presidency. A large press contingent followed his journey to the capital.
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Warren G. Harding
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Local DeMolay chapter plans meeting and honors postponed
Local chapter of DeMolay plans a March meeting at Measu Bearn to honor a Pietason postponed due to President Harding death. The report notes a broad blend of local civic items, including police, fire, and a looming caucus for officers, with community reactions to national events.
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Hugh Campbell
Inganna Daoee
Measu Bearn
Black Rock
Harding
Manion Police
Hydraulic Company
Easton
Hoycen
Hill
Danbury
Danbury-Norwalk
Tanbury
Parous
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Fairheld Ul
Unisy
Westport
Covernor
Tepleton
New York
Upnion Beach
Tan
Walhogte
Herald
Youth Drowns in Five Feet Of Water At Compe Beach
A four year old boy disappeared while swimming at Compe Beach. Lifeguards found him twice without response and continued search as dawn broke. Despite medical efforts, the child was pronounced dead later. The incident prompted patrols and a continued inquiry by authorities.
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Compe Beach
Yars Ch
Loasand Westport
John Robert
Frederick Fitzeraid
Reynolds Close Ally Speculates On New President’s Inner Circle
Fragments show J B Reynolds, a key adviser to the next president, with few intimates and close friends like Frank W. Stearns of a department store empire. Discussions hint at a composed team guiding early policy while wary observers seek clarity on who wields influence.
Frelinghuysen Pays Tribute to Harding
The statement honors President Harding as a historic figure. A speaker notes his place in history and reflects on the presidency's impact. The tribute conveys reverence from the speaker and references the nation’s esteem for past leaders.
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Frelinghuysen
Harding
President Coolidge Trains Through Park City in Quiet Run
President Calvin Coolidge traveled via a special train passing Park City on the way from Rutland Vermont toward New York. The brief passage at 1 17 East standard time drew few observers as railroad workers were the only ones aware of the motorcade. Plans to continue to New York via the New York Central from Albany were discussed.
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Brouchne
Hnrows
Pennsyvania Ter
Ngton
Grindhar
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Willard
Offine
Supreme Court
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Coolidge
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Harding
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Parkutss
Duginewe Omada
Gary
Hibert
Ehiaarain
United States
Dias
Ton
Tie
Uaerding
Remus
Charles
Prisidenia
Margen and Company
M Blvins
Thomas W
Harding's Death Shocks Nation and Business Leaders
The death of President Harding provokes divergent business opinions as leaders react to the sudden loss. Analysts weigh the impact on national financial markets and corporate strategy while noting reactions from bankers, industrialists, and lawmakers. The nation considers economic stability and future policy in the wake of the president's death.
Call for Extra Session Under Coolidge Seen Likely
August 3 Washington Associated Press reports pressure to convene an extra session of Congress to address fuel and coal issues. Influential figures urge action for farmers and coal regions, while Coolidge previously signaled no immediate need for an extra session. Senators and party leaders weigh urgencies and political implications.
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Washington
Associated Press
von Wress
Herding
Alan Untess
Nation and World in Mourning for Leader Funeral Flight Planned
Governor Templeton announced President Harding’s death with a state plan for a solemn period. The governor and all state officials will depart for Washington, Mrs Burstions and others will accompany. Senator Brandeser will remain in Washington for the funeral, with federal officials also planning to attend. Connecticut will close for the services.
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Templeton
Harding
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Unis City
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Connecticut
Mrs Harding at Prayer Over Late President’s Body
Mrs Floren Harding widow of the late President stood dry eyed as a minister prayed over the body in San Francisco. The service followed by a brief viewing for family before the body was moved to the train for transport to the national capital. The room held flowers and tributes from citizens and consuls general as Mrs Harding observed the ceremony.
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Florentus
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Harding
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Guimitiel Harding
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Christian
Wilson Cards at White House Visit Reported
Fragmentary OCR indicates Woodrow Wilson related card or note at the White House involving a visit, with unclear details and garbled phrases. The readable names point to presidential context and a possible event or caption surrounding the president and a card collection or display.
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Woodrow Wilson
White House
Nationally Prominent Democrat Succumbs After 23 Years in Office
A nationally prominent Democrat, Loris Menstesdeag t Marta, Marta de TETURT EMEC, has died after a long tenure in public service. He served for 23 years in a key committee, with tributes pouring in from colleagues and supporters.
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Loris Menstesdeag
Marta
Morse Case Is Given to Jury
The case of Charles W. Morse and others charged with conspiracy in wartime shipbuilding was given to the jury at 2 50 p m after fifteen weeks of testimony and argument by counsel in Washington.
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Washington
Charles W. Morse
Harding Death Shocks Solid South Supporters
The Associated Press reports Harding's death as a pfriend and a loss to the Solid South. Recalled are his southern tours and campaign visits, including in Birmingham and Atlanta. Analysts note the region’s strong affection for the late president and its impact on postwar political alignment.
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Associated Press
Warren G. Harding
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Remains of Deceased President Carried Back to Washington
The funeral train conveying the late president continues its return journey to Washington aboard the same railcar used for arrival. Officials report a solemn procession with military honors as the train moves through key junctions, then proceeds to the capital for interment arrangements.
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Washington
Long Funeral Train Carries Harding Body Westward
The four day mournful journey began in San Francisco as the funeral train carrying President Warren G Harding departed at 7:15 p m local time. The route to Washington spans ninety two hours with stops for public tributes before services in the Capitol and a burial at Marion Ohio.
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Missing Quartermaster Saddles Up Unanswered Questions
The Report Quartermaster of Veterans Post remains missing for five weeks amid concerns over missing funds and post finances. The executive council met to address embezzlement rumors, noting a $300 unaccounted sum and other unpaid debts. The missing man, a painter by trade and not a World War veteran, joined via Spanish War service, with his wife absent and no explanation given.
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Alexander
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