Churches Pray for Harding
Churches across the community mourn the sudden death of President Harding with prayers and sermons. Rev O Connor of St James Church praises Harding as a friend to all and reflects on life’s uncertainty as the nation grieves and plans memorials.
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Harding
Farding
Mr. O'Connor
St. James R. C
Church of Stratford
Father O'Connor
Father O'Conner
Pather O'Connor
Plymouth
Coolidge
Coorda
James’ Church
Ellis
Arthur
Moralisz
Announ
Daketl
First Lady of Land Spends Her Initial Sunday in Quiet Manner
The First Lady observes a quiet start to her tenure, attending services at First Congregational Church with notable guests including Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Wy, Mrs. Stearns, and Mrs. Edward T. Clark. Only Secretary of State is noted among the afternoon attendants as plans continue through a busy two days ahead.
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Land
Jamie Wy
Boston
Stearns
Willian M. Butler
Wine
Seven Hurt in Freakish Tornado Rips Through Merrick Area
A violent tornado swept through the Merrick section at 2:30 PM damaging fifty houses and a large industrial plant. Seven people were injured, two critically, with property losses exceeding $100,000. Debris debris and dust formed a towering column as winds collided near the river, wrecking homes, killing livestock, and injuring a child trapped in debris. Rescue efforts continued as responders searched the rubble and assessed damage.
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Mier
Merrick
Hall
Mervick
Wyco Electric Company
Lowsgerra
Ernest Estahgook
Zerra
Tome
Poleon Bouley
Wreesea
Tebacch
Assachurets
Notte
Woodrow Wilson to participate in Harding funeral
President Coolidge invited Woodrow Wilson to attend the Harding funeral ceremonies in Washington. Wilson authorized a statement saying he will participate as soon as possible, potentially riding in the funeral cortege from the White House to the Capitol depending on his condition. Aimed at gauging his health, the decision hinges on his physical state.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Harding
White House
Capid
Totunda
Coolidge
Wilson
Sherri
Grayson
Eral Foch H. Crowder
U. S.ania
Cubs
New York
Havana
Woodrow Wilso
Weremoniies
Taft
Hara
Marion
Deborah Knox Livingston
Natonal
Preakish
West Springfield
Dyeport
Fittsfield
Waterbury
Habe
Funk
Browns
Indians
Sox
Letroit
Uiajits
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Braveblank Cardinals
Molla Mallory
New York State
Helen Willis
Jack
Two Accidents In Fairfield Damage Five Automobiles
Three autos were damaged when an automat owned by Mikey Mackin of Bridgeport struck a cross street and collided with five vehicles at the intersection of Post Road and Penfield Road around 5 44 this afternoon. Traffic officer William Barr halted traffic on the Post Road. No injuries were reported.
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Trfield
Aus
Mikey Macran
Bridgeport
Crossey
Post Road
Penfield Road
In & Potlesman Sanine Re
Are
Willian Barr
Trafic
Menfield
Mackin
Louis Rayam
Greeryee Vd. Ned
Ravan Svat
Anglo
Lakeview Avenue
Altonines
KB Gaida
Bore Day
Tymn
Brankfin Street
Tnlywater
Millplain
Areys
Three Little Things Needed To Compete For $500 Award
A garbled notice touts a $500 prize for writing ads using a sheet of paper and a pencil. It promises weekly prizes from Most Publishing Co and hints at a campaign with unclear names and locations. The text is fragmented and difficult to verify.
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Ube Wrand
Most
Shu
Ose Nswy Sper
Warrant Issued for Quartermaster Embezzlement Suspect
A warrant charging embezzlement has been issued for Charles Alt of Norm Street Master Ne Hayes Post. Details from the release note involvement in a missing funds case and a planned travel event. Authorities request the subject’s capture within the region.
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Charles Alt
Norm
Ne Hayes Post
Dantes Mur Ly
Atterrey
Alexander Lete
Stat
Ernie
Alexandra Bond
Isa
Gill Kin Swindle Case Shocks Darien Family at Sanitarium
Mrs Edith Boding and Mrs Florence Marinos of Brooklyn attempt to move their aunt Mrs Mary Gill to Brooklyn. Gill, a Darien real estate operator, is said to have pressured her into the sanitarium with a private detective. Probate steps consider a conservator as family disputes unfold over stock holdings and control of the Wilson Gill company.
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Spetal Bey i
Willliam T. Andrew
Stamford
Sys
Gilly
Eiorts
Wilson-Gill Company
Gill
Gertrude Beckiey
Darien
Becklex
Gui
Ionahue
Buckley
Stanford Police
Virelli
Bridgeport
Hiss Etary
William Guywood
Nere
One Killed Seven Hurt In Auto Collision Near Hartford
A crash near the Air Line railroad crossing at Colchester injured seven and killed Jack Jospe of Pipasant 7 Bariford. Several others were able to be moved to Nesheaden hospital. The accident involved a vehicle owned by Harry Selo Nan and another traveling from London to Hartford. Authorities continued to investigate the scene and identify other passengers.
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Hartford
August
Jack Jospe
Pipasant
Bariford
Coalchester
Harry Selo- Nan
Colchester
Aly
London
Seblass
Wis
Neshenden
Ken
Rane
Ayitad
Tragic Ice Run Fatality In Philadelphia Street Crossing
A mother and her 3 year-old brother were struck and killed while crossing a Philadelphia street in a wagon loaded for ice. The 3 year old, Alexander, and Isadore were swept away by an oncoming train or vehicle. Isadore died instantly, Alexander is critically injured and may die. The cart in which they rode was overturned during the accident.
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Amden
Brether
Alexqider
Philadelphia & Reading
Isadore
Alexander
Officials Deny Knowing Where Locke Bucketeers Are
New York August 5 Officers at Maveriors Island unable to say where Edward Fuller and William McGee are after being moved from Ludlow Street jail. A long meeting with assistant U. S. Attorney preceded their transfer to Fort Jay and back uptown to a hotel. Reporters pursued them, but authorities claimed no knowledge of their whereabouts.
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New York
Maveriors Island
Edward BM. Fuller
William F. McGee
Gattri
Ludlow Street
United States
Iaid
M. Fuller & jMon
Fort Jay Lete
Federal Building
Manhattan
District Attorney's Office
Fuller
McGee
Wright
Fort Tay
Governora Island
Cromwell
Three Hurt Bathing At Local Beaches
Three people were injured while bathing at local beaches yesterday. Mrs Margaret Neery near a diving raft struck her head and suffered a slight concussion, treated at home in good condition. John W from Conny Avenue injured his forehand and received hospital care. George Hionanda of Howe Avenue sustained a foot wound requiring stitches.
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Vie
Margaret Neery Te Bireet
Pimereeney Hospital
Frorge Hionanda
Ft Howe Avenue
Ana Awell
Philadelphia Prays for President Harding in National Service
Fragmentary text reports a prayer service across denominations for President Harding. Leaders and congregations united in solemn observance, with language indicating mourning and reverence during a time of national sorrow.
Guardsmen Parade Through City Recalling War Scenes
A Connecticut National Guard battalion paraded through the center of the city in a farewell ceremony before heading to Fort Wright New York for training. The crowd along Main Street witnessed the officers and men in dress uniforms, a solemn parade that drew more than a thousand observers and evoked memories of war.
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Constitillery Corps
Connecticut National Guard
Battal I
Fort Wright
New York
Coolidge Backed by Trustees on Meiklejohn Matter
President Coolidge supports Amherst trustees in the Meiklejohn case with Frank W. Stearns explaining the action. The board, while liberalism is debated, moved to change administration for efficiency. George D. Odds is named Amherst president.
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Washington
Dent Coolidge
Amherst College
Alexander Meiklejohn
Ile Is & Lugice
Amherst
Fran Ww. Stearns
Bosto
Vicr
Stearns
Meiklejohn
Ambherst
George D. Odds
Oolidge
Washngton Association of Amherst
Coolidge
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Jie
Chi Psi
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
Edward T. Clark
Bulgarian king sends condolence message to Mrs Harding
King Boris of Bulgaria sent a condolence message after the death of President Warren G Harding. He praised the late leader as a great man whose influence supported peace and amity among nations.
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Buxinugrad
Associated Press
Boris
Harding
Algaria
Aub
Taft to Attend Funeral Ceremonies in Washington and Marton
Chief Justice Taft telegraphed President Coolidge from Pomme Au Pic Quebec that he would participate in the Flarding funeral ceremonies both here and in Marton. He expressed high respect, deep sympathy with the administration, and confidence in the rescue.
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Washington
Taft
Coolidge
Pomme Au Pic
Quebec
Marton
Ale. Latt
Harding Death Delays Italian Day Outing in Bridgeport
At a Bridgeport gathering of the Italian general committee the Italian day outing planned for August 10 at Pleasure Beach is postponed indefinitely out of respect for the late President Harding. The city proclaims mourning, and social activities tied to the event are canceled or postponed following the Marion Ohio burial.
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Witchscan
Alaska
Marion
Ohio
Terry
Harding
Pii
Aliska
Chronicle
Services in Frisco San Calif translate to dining wide belt
Frisco and San Calif services reported on Wednesday as three funeral ceremonies in Washington Hoygia tro titled today by Major James Molt Jr. The notice mentions locations and the schedule of services.
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San Calif
San Francia
Jiemnes Molt . Jr
Harding Funeral Train Passes by Silent Watchers
A chaotic montage covers Harding funeral scenes, prayers at churches, and public observances. Reports mention silent watchers, towns rallying, and a nationwide wave of ceremonies as leaders, clergy, and crowds mark the nation’s mourning in a period of political tension.
Funeral Train Through Laramie Adds To Harding Farewell
A silent, reverent crowd in Laramie welcomed the funeral train bearing President Harding’s body on its journey to Washington. Mayor, university officials, and civic groups attended as prayers were led and floral tributes were offered. The scene contrasted with June’s passage, yet shared the mournful solemnity that marked the national tribute.
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Las Ramle
Wye
Harding
Laramie
Washington
Amerivan Legion
Fremont Street
Larame
University of Wyoming
Rel's
Union Pacific
DR. M. Thornberry
St. Matthewa
Boy Scouts and Girls
Univ _versity of
Wyoming Summer School
Soca
Marion
Battimore
York
Harrisburgsh
Scranton
Johnstown
Pittsburgh
Eld
Ohio
Thia
Body of boy seen floating in harbor waters
Special Policeman and harbor crew recovered a boy's body after a boat struck near East Main Street pier. Authorities said the body surfaced briefly and sank, with no distinguishing features available. Several boys are reported missing from their homes, but identification is not possible from the fragments.
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Segich
Beni
Bridgeport
Dedication Ceremony Opens New Maplewood Synagogue
A large Jewish congregation gathered yesterday afternoon to dedicate the new Tredelph inlony Temple at Maplewood and Iiranistan avenue. The event featured a formal procession, opening prayers, and the symbolic turning of the temple key as the Star Spangled Banner was sung, marking the first services at the new house of worship.
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Rodoph Sholom
Maplewood
Iranistan
Samuel Goldman
Iiranistan
Singus
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