Harding and wife moved to memorial tomb in Marion
The caskets of President Warren G. Harding and Mrs. Harding were transferred yesterday from the vault to Marion cemetery and placed in the new Harding memorial chamber. Burial services for relatives and close friends will occur as the heavy caskets are arranged side by side in the tomb. The Rev. Dr. Walter A. King will officiate the Baptist ritual, with the tomb to be dedicated in June.
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Marion
Ohio
Associated Press
Marion Cemetery
Nnge
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Walter A. King
Ashtabula
Trinity Baptist Church
Memorial Halts Landscaping Remaining After Dawes Cornerstone
The half million dollar memorial, nearly complete aside from landscaping, has drawn about 1.5 million visitors since Vice President Charles G. Dawes laid the cornerstone a year ago on Memorial Day.
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Charles G. Dawes
Silver Company Bonuses Total $124000 Nationwide
Meriden reports from December 21 state that the International Stir Company awards annual service rewards totaling about 124000. Meriden receivers receive 7300, Wallingford about 21000, and other plants across the state about 25000. Rewards are paid yearly in the week before Christmas to employees with over five years of service.
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Meriden
Associated Press
International Stir Company
Wallingford
Suspended Licenses for Connecticut Motorists
Joseph Darius and Clarence W Lampman of Bridgeport and Thomas J Kaul of Stratford are among Connecticut motorists whose licenses have been suspended for one year after conviction for operating a motor vehicle under the influence of liquor. Others suspended include William C Christman Steve Goodwin Ray Malkin Clifford Le Rose of Norwalk and Charles Glennon of Greenwich.
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Joseph Darius
Clarence W. Lampman
Bridgeport
Thomas J. Kaul
Stratford
Connecticut
Lquore
William C. Christman
Steve Goodwin
Ray Malkin
Clifford le Rose
Norwalk
Charles Glennon
Greenwich
Jardine warns against beef boycott across East
Secretary Jardine advised manufacturing communities in the East not to boycott beef. He argued a boycott would harm cattle producers, who have faced long periods of low prices and rising slaughter costs, and noted signs of tighter supplies next year amid drought. Boston hotel leaders denied any boycott intent, saying they merely urged better beef quality and reasonable prices.
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Washington
Associated Press
Jardine
Aew
Boston
George IT. Clark
City of Boyton Hotel Association
Clark
Eaust
Man admits killing who helped him cross street in Indianapolis
Fred Matetich, 65, confessed to shooting Lois Bernhardt Jr., 21, after the youth helped him across a busy street. Detectives say Matetich appeared confused, possibly suffering hallucinations, as the crime unfolded near a railway crossing in the western city area.
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Indianapolis
Fred Matetich
Lois Bern~hardt, Jr
Matelich
Bernhardt
Munteldi
Supreme Court
Threejer
Chaphe
Mutelich
Poughkeepsie Club Gains Right to Hunt Red Fox
A group of wealthy sportsmen won Supreme Court approval to incorporate the Millbrook Hunt Club Inc. to promote and carry on red fox hunting in Millbrook and adjacent Dutchess County. Governors include Percy A. Rockefeller Gordon Grand and G Howard Davison, all of Greenwich Connecticut.
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Poughkeepsie
Associated Press
Supreme Court
Tompkins
Millbrook Hunt Club, Inc
Millbrook
Dutchens County
Percy A. Rockefeller
Gordon Grand
Greenwich
Conn
G. Howard Davison
Parker’s Tagging Case Reports Local Parking Violations
Lawrence HW Plaisted of 118 Sanford Place and Wilfred J. LaMontagne of 14 Poplar Fare Race Fairfield were tagged last Tuesday for parking law violations. Each was released after paying one dollar.
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Lawrence HW. Plaisted
Sanford Place
Wilfred J. LaMontagne
Fairfield
Notable Names in Local Directory Case Unclear
Alfred B MacClay Howard D Co New York City Everett L Motly Db Crawford Port Chester Oakleigh Thorne Dr Austin Flint Frederic Fi Bonteou Margaret Thorne Smitty Millbrook The fragment lists multiple individuals and places, suggesting a legal or estate related notice or directory entry without clear actions or context.
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Alfred B. MacClay
Howard D. Co
New York City
Everett L
Motly DB
Crawford
Port Chester
Oakleigh Thorne
Austin Flint
Frederic Fi
Bonteou
Margaret Thorne Smitty
Millbrook
Stationery and assorted items with accessories and fabrics
A list of varied domestic goods including Bonnets and knitted bootees, children's hose, handkerchiefs, band boxes, framed mirrors, leatherette bags, wash suits, baby blankets, prints, and fabrics. Prices range from 59¢ to $12 with items like Turkish bath towels and colorful silks noted.
Gifts and goods list of varied household items and novelties
A shopping roundup lists perfumed items, hosiery, textiles, towels, linens, ceramics, tableware, decorative pieces, and small gifts. It catalogs perfume, children and women's hosiery, wool shirts, bath linens, lace, napkins, tablecloths, teapots, crumpets, vanity items, and assorted records. Prices and exact items are mixed in a broad catalog format.
Hudnut Gifts and Apparel Ad From Comfort Catalog
A Victorian era advertisement lists gifts priced at $1.50 including suede or cape gloves for children, double compact compacts for women, San Raalto slip-ons, felt hats, fur trimmed Juliet shoes, sport hosiery, lunchware, glass and china sets, linens, and a range of decorative using items like vases, bowls, ashtrays, and girls middy blouses.
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Hudnut
Gifts and Novelties Catalog Highlighted for Sale
An illustrated catalog lists items including glass baskets and candy sets priced around 1.25 dollars, silver plated relish trays with three compartments, hand painted glassware, magazine racks, smokers lamps, silk bed lamps, women's felt slippers with ribbon trim, infants dresses, Philip Pine brand, and handmade tots' French berets.
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Silver Company
EAST
Steiger Poole Company
Steiger Poole
Sulun
Kidtex
Alvo
Xmas Sewing Machine Club
Lad
Poughkeepsie Club
RED
Parkers
Scala
Nedoor
Women’s Merode Union Suits
Children’s Rayon Union
Madeira
Bouduir
Brunswick Records
Harmony Records
Fanecy Percale
Lily
Wooder
Pwo
Columbia Record
Irish Folksong Records
Children’s Wool Sports Hose
Sherbert Glasces