Funeral of President Harding in San Francisco and Coolidge oath
The train bearing President Harding's body left San Francisco about 7 30 PM after his death at the Palace Hotel. The escort included Army Navy and Marine detachments and three bands. President Coolidge and officials meet the train at Union Station as the procession moves to the White House and Capitol for the mourning rites.
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