Death of President Harding Shocks Nation in Sudden Stroke
President Warren G. Harding died of a cerebral stroke at 7:30 p.m. in San Francisco after a day of improved health. The body was moved by special train to Washington for state burial, with Mrs. Harding upholding her vigil and officials rushing to the bedside as the end came swiftly.
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Sketch of Warren G Harding Life and Career
A condensed biography recalls Warren G Harding born November 2 1865 on his grandfather's farm near Blooming Grove Ohio. It covers his rise from printer and editor to governor senator and president, his stance on the League of Nations and Armament Conference era, Alaska policy tours in 1922, and his view that Alaska should advance toward statehood with careful development of resources and infrastructure.
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Washington Observes Harding Funeral Train Arrival
President Coolidge and high government officials led a somber state funeral for Warren G Harding. Thousands of Washington residents lined Pennsylvania Avenue as the procession moved to Capitol rotunda and Union Station, where the casket boarded a train bound for Marion Ohio.
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Milestones in Warren G. Harding’s life
The record lists key events from Warren G. Harding’s life including his birth in Blooming Grove on November 2, 1885, early newspaper publishing, Ohio senate election in 1898, Ohio lieutenant governorship in 1908, a 1910 governor defeat, U.S. Senate election in 1914, presidential nomination in 1920, election and inauguration in 1920–21, and his death on August 2, 1923.
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High Spots in Coolidge's Career
Born July 4, 1872 in Plymouth Vermont. Amherst College graduate 1895. Studied law in Northampton Massachusetts. Married Grace A. Goodhue in Burlington Vermont 1905. Northampton councilman city solicitor clerk of courts Republican committee chair 1899 1904. Massachusetts General Court 1907 08. Mayor Northampton 1910 11. Massachusetts State Senate 1912 15. Senate president 1914 15.
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Turkish pact still in air in Lausanne talks
Ismet Pasha delivered a new formula on American claims to Joseph Grew, head negotiator, saying Turkey cannot accept the provisional text on damages to American citizens as it does not adequately protect Turkish interests. Turkey presses for concessions, delaying signature.
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Cantrill Leads in Democratic Governor Race in Kentucky
Unofficial returns from 76 of 120 counties show J Campbell Cantril leading Alben W Barkley by 7728 votes for the Democratic nomination for governor in Kentucky.
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Five Killed as Car Hit by Train in Wildwood Crossing
Four men and a boy returning from a fishing trip were killed when their car collided with a Pennsylvania railroad train at an Eastern crossing near Wildwood New Jersey.
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