Sawyer Funeral Attended by Harding's Widow
Marion Ohio residents paused today as Dr. Charles Elmer Sawyer personal physician to the late President Harding was laid to rest at White Oaks Farm and Marion cemetery. Funeral officiated by Rev Jesse Swank drew hundreds from surrounding areas and dignitaries from Washington. Mrs Florence Kling Harding attended, remaining stoic despite grief, as 57 hospital staffers paid their respects. Burial followed in the Sawyer plot near President Harding's tomb.
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Marion
Associated Press
Charles Elmer Sawyer
Harding
White Oaks Farm
Sawyer
Jesse Swank
Epworth M. E
Washington
Florence Kling Harding
President Harding
Enthusiastic Milford rally forms Davis club
A Milford Democratic rally at Fort Trumbull Beach Community club house drew over 100 attendees as plans began for a John W. Davis club. Philip Troup and Miss Martha Moore spoke on organization and election prospects, with 40 charter members signing and a next meeting set for October 6 to inaugurate the group.
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Milford
Telgram Service
Fort Trumbull Beach
John W. Davis Club
Philip Troup
New Haven
Martha Moore
State Federation
Democratic Women's Club
William T. Hoyt
Jeanette Robinson
Parkirde
Susan Platt
Miss Robinson
St. Peter's Church
Sybil Nettleton
Virginia Hoar
Ethlyn Wison
Iris Chattaway
Helen Smi
Broadstreet
Posturity Insurance Company
Clara Fenn
Lafayette Street
Jridgeport
Red Cross Society
Fede
Milford Arms
Elm City
Germany protests French import tax after debt plan
Berlin reports the German government protested France's 26 percent import duty on German goods. Berlin says it is prepared to cooperate in collecting the levy during the transition period and will be credited with the monthly yield to refund administration costs.
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Berlin
Agsouiated
France
Germany
Riots Endanger Americans in Nicaragua Dispatch
A State Department despatch from the American legation in Nicaragua reports riots on September 23 at Bragmans Bloff that endangered American lives and property. Representations were made to the Nicaraguan government which ordered local officials to restore order. The dispatch says the situation is now normal under authorities.
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Bragmans Bloff
Nicaragua
State Department
Legation
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Ehief
Farmer Walter Morris Dies in Apparent Accident
In Torrington a Roxbury farmer, Walter Morris, 69, died after falling from a wagon. Investigators say alcohol impairment caused the fall, a wheel passing over his head. A companion, Timothy Dwyer, was later identified. initial foul play concerns were dismissed. Morris fell about 109 yards beyond where Dwyer alighted.
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Torrington
Walter
Morris
Roxbury
New Milford
Anthony Tomanin
Detectivea Tomanio
Timothy Dwyer
Dwyer
Ram Runners Use Launch as Decoy to Protect Cargo
New London September 26 A speed launch Dick of New York at 86 knots decoyed to lure pursuers after a sister ship allegedly ran shoreward with liquor. Tampa US Coast Guard cutter arrested seven crew members and brought them to port. The other vessel crew faces charges of resisting arrest running without lights and fraudulent papers. Names given include Bernard and Carrol master Thom as Duffy James Callins Fisher Block Island H R Thompson Joan Sonni Clarence Thompson. Master and two crew members refused to give addresses. All held for hearing at four this afternoon in the customs house before Commissioner Earl Mathewson.
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New London
New York
Tampa
Bernard & Carrol
Thomas Duffy
James Callins
J. Fisher
Block Island
H. R. Thompson
West Q3 Street
Joan Sonni
West 57Th Street
Clarence Thompson
West 83 Street
Customs ‘House
United States
Earl Mathewson
Soviet Replies to Hughes Silence Reported in Washington
Washington reports say statements from Soviet foreign minister Tehchitsin were received in silence at the State Department and no official comment was available. The reply is believed to address Secretary Hughes pamphlet on Russian policy used in a Republican campaign text. Officials do not expect any shift toward restoring formal U S Russian commercial ties.
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Washington
Hughes
State Department
Russia
Harding
Coolidge
Prince of Wales Visits Masons at High River Ranch
The Prince of Wales arrives at the High River Alberta ranch on his special train and meets local Masonic members. He notes his senior wardenship in the English Grand Lodge, while party members suffer from colds after a sleet storm.
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High Riv Alta
Prince of Wales Ranch
Masonic Lodge
George Young
Masonic Grand Lodge of
England
W. L. Carlyle
Sir Waller Peacock
Connecticut Company Starts More One Man Cars
PUDNAM Sept 26 It became known here today that the Connecticut Company will commence operation of one man cars over their line between Now Grosvenodalev and Central Village starting Sunday morning next. The cars now in use on the line have been converted for the purpose. The same hourly service will be maintained and fare paid as passengers leave the cars.
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Pudnam
Connecticut Company
Comence
Grosvenodalev
Central Village
Bank Bandits Take $2000 in Chicago Hold Up
Two gunmen held up the West City Trust & Savings on the northwest side at about noon today and fled with about $2000. Bank employees said an early report of $10,000 was inflated and the actual loot was far smaller. Police were alerted and search efforts began nearby.
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Chicago
West City Trust & Savings
New Hand Bags Range Priced At Two Ninety Five
The listing highlights new handbag styles priced at 2.95 featuring patent leather under arm designs to match any costume. Also shown are envelope and handle styles in gray brown and tan and finishes in beaver calf and vachette.
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Gerona
Oriona
Constanzia
Marvella
New Fall Styles In Gloves
Fall fashion features a complete range of gloves and gauntlets with varied cuffs and finishes. Two clasp champ suede gloves sell at 59 cents, champ suede gauntlets with strap wrist at 1 dollar, and other gauntlets range from 1.50 to 1.95 dollars. Kid gloves with two tone and cut out cuffs fetch 2.50 to 3.95 dollars.
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Fifth Ave
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