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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1923

Page

1

Funeral cortege speeds eastward in nation’s sorrow

On the eastward funeral train bearing President Harding, the public loss and mourning sweep across towns and states. The casket rests in the car as it passes through Nevada to Washington, with soldiers and women and men at attention, and Mrs. Harding and family facing a long, solemn journey amid nationwide grief and logistical preparations for the final ceremonies. The scene captures the nation's sorrow as the hearse travels toward the capital, with crowds and officials paying quiet tribute along the route.

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President Harding’s funeral schedule announced

The funeral program, announced for President Harding, outlines a Washington funeral with 200 PM events including escort to the White House, state in the East Room, a Capitol service at 10:40 AM, and a public viewing in the Capitol Pl floor. A burial service for Marion is planned at 7:00 PM.

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Secret Russian Papers Stolen In Moscow intrigue

A string of stolen papers in Moscow sparks a political scare. Alleged involvement by Premier Lenin and Trotsky with the German government during Kerensky's administration is investigated. An unnamed official source suggests the thieves plan to publish the papers in the United States.

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Kinney Wins Junior Horseshow Title in City

Kinney defeated John Matonsvely in the finals at the Base Main arrest playgrounds to win the junior Horseshow title with a 50 to 12 score. A large party gathered yesterday to mourn Mrs Harding, whose quiet strength and poise through grief drew praise from friends and officials.

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Name Captains in Chautauqua Ticket Drive

The Chautauqua ticket drive names captains for ward divisions and outlines a goal of about $1860 in ticket sales. Seven hundred and fifty adult tickets are needed if junior tickets cover part. Publicity work is underway and proceeds go to community service efforts.

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Titusville Trust Company High Bidders on $1 Million Bond Issue

Announcement shows Titusville Trust Company awarded the entire $1,000,000 Crawford County bond issue after bidding against two large financial concerns. Titusville Trust Company will handle the issue. Naomi Schall of Hornell New York visited the Nust home and returned home last evening.

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Europe awaits Coolidge announcement in era of upheaval

European press debates how Calvin Coolidge will steer U S policy as World War I era tensions rise. Reports note anxious publics and governments weighing reparations, diplomacy, and potential shifts under new leadership amid mounting political storms.

Corry Guardsmen Return From Summer Encampment

Corry's National Guardsmen return from two weeks of military maneuvers at Mount Gretna. Company A arrives by special train to a cheering crowd as the regimental band plays. They march through the city, receiving two silver cups trophies won in regimental competition and celebrating the success of the summer encampment.

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President Coolidge Proclaims August 10 Mourning Day

United Press reports President Calvin Coolidge proclaims August 10 a national day of mourning for Warren G Harding. Government offices close at 1 pm from Tuesday through Friday as people are urged to attend services and prayers across the United States.

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THREE BIG PROBLEMS FACE NEW PRESIDENT

Major issues confront President Coolidge as he faces domestic policy crises and a tense international scene. The piece notes war debt, disarmament, and railway government control as looming debates. It also references President Harding’s death shaping the Republican leadership and 1924 nominating prospects.

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Auto Crash on Findley Road Wrecks Car and Injures Youths

A touring car driven by Robert Sweet struck a parked Chevrolet on Findley Road just after 1 am. The impact sent the youths through the windshield. all three injured sustained bruises and lacerations while the Sweet vehicle was badly wrecked. The Chevy’s driver fled and could not be identified.

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Former Cory Resident Dead

Word was received of the death of Charles Rickerson, longtime resident of the Cory vicinity. He lived on a farm east of town and later moved to Cy mer No Xy where he made his home for many years. He leaves a wife and two daughters, Clyde N Rickerson of Saggertown Pa and Mrs Bert Anderson of the city, plus other relatives.

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Coolidge Holds First White House Conference In Transition

President Coolidge meets reporters in a White House room after Harding's death. He says there will be no changes in national policy or diplomatic affairs until funeral completion, plans to carry on Harding administration policies, and that some cabinet transitions remain a formality.

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Acquaintances Visit During Week in City

The Mises Ida and Magna Tilla visit Erle relatives and friends in the city this week. J. B. Switzer expands the day in Trioon Inusiniist. Harriet Myers went this afternoon to Wh for a wenke catch with Mr and Mrs G Marlowe.

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