President Harding Dies After Sudden Stroke at San Francisco
The 57 year old leader collapsed while Mrs. Harding read to him in the hotel suite. Doctors and Secret Service raced to aid him before he died at 7:30 p.m. The death prompted a nationwide train journey for the casket with military honors and tributes from officials and citizens alike as the body traveled toward burial.
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President’s Solicitations and Mrs Harding’s Fortitude
The report describes a Los Angeles event where President Harding’s planned address to a Masonic gathering was readied for delivery. Officials state Mrs Harding remained steadfast after the President’s death, telling attendees she would not break down as the group processed the loss and recovery outlook.
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Coolidge’s Career Highlights From Northampton to Washington
Born July 4, 1872 in Plymouth Vermont Amherst College graduate 1895. Studied law in Northampton Massachusetts. Married Grace A Goodhue Burlington Vermont 1905. Served Northampton City Council clerk of courts and chair Republican city committee 1899 to 1904. Member General Court 1807 08. Mayor of Northampton 1910 11. State senator 1912 15 president 1914 15. Lieutenant governor 1916 18. Governor 1919 20. Elected vice president 1920.
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Milestones in Warren G Harding life
Milestones outline Harding life from birth in Blooming Grove Ohio on November 2 to early career as a newspaper publisher. It notes his first political office in 1898 election as Ohio state senator, 1903 lieutenant governor run, 1910 defeat, 1914 US Senate election, 1920 presidential nomination and election, 1921 inauguration and his death in 1923.
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Christ Jesus Is the Name He Saves by the Cross
A devotional verse proclaims that Christ Jesus can redeem a sinking land and a lost soul. It emphasizes Jesus as the powerful name to bring purification and new birth through the cross. The speaker urges listeners to trust in the Name for salvation.
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Coolidge Takes Office as President in Washington
Calvin Coolidge arrived in Washington to assume duties as the thirtieth president after President Harding's death. He took the oath of office at Plymouth, administered by his father, and prepared statements in the living room as reporters gathered. Mrs Coolidge Weeps, while aides and staff arranged press headquarters and distributed telegrams and copies of the oath.
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President Coolidge Reflects on Harding Death and Legacy
President Coolidge announces mourning for Warren G Harding and vows to carry forward his policies with support from colleagues. The telegram from Plymouth Notch notes Harding’s death by brain embolism at 7:30 p.m. and extols Coolidge as a steady, cautious leader.
Cordele Youth Killed In Narrow Highway Wreck
Cordele Georgia August 7 J Q Spires 22 is dead and Romeo McHugh 23 hospitalized with serious injuries after a Ford driven by Spires veered into a sand bed on the National Highway between Cordele and Vienna late last night. The car rolled several times. Both men were local oil firm employees. The crash shocked the community.
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Georgia Needs a Larger Sanatorium to Fight Tuberculosis
State of Georgia loses 9 million dollars yearly from tuberculosis deaths as the current sanatorium with 100 beds cannot admit applicants promptly. There is a long waiting list, averaging 19 admissions per month, with tens of patients awaiting treatment and others ill. Sociologists value a human life at 3600 dollars, highlighting the immense societal and economic cost of TB.
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