09 Aug 1923
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1923
Page
1
Plans for the Marion memorial services for President Warren G Harding are finalized. Local committee urges manufacturing plants and businesses to suspend operations tomorrow at 4 o'clock for the national tribute, with services at Rex Theatre and city buildings, featuring hymns, prayers, and addresses by community leaders and veterans groups.
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President Calvin Coolidge follows a strict early morning exercise routine in Washington, preferring farmlike habits. He rises about dawn during his Vermont visit, strolling the city streets with aides as a portable White House life continues.
Marion Ohio August 1 reports creation of a permanent tomb for Warren G. Harding. A public vault in Marion cemetery will hold the former president’s remains with federal troops stationed nearby during ceremony preparations. Debate over memorial funding and location continues among local groups and officials, with decision resting on Mrs Harding and civic authorities.
Unclear report says seven desperadoes who robbed a car near Mousse killed one passenger wounded others and fled with a 70200 payroll. Police hunt intensifies with state troopers local police and a Brokenstraw DBA chapter preparing service at Rex Theatre to honor President Warren G. Harding.
The regular meeting of the Nom of Education was held last evening in the new Lear rooms with several board members present. Minutes were read and approved. The property committee reported on building plans for Hust South St. school. Mrs Barnes moved to release Pan Cressey from his High School teacher contract as promotions were anticipated. motion carried. Monthly bills were examined and ordered paid.
Officials in Gary and Chicago steel mills announce the eight hour workday will roll out gradually starting next week. About 2000 workers will shift to the new schedule with other units to follow by mid August. Nationwide, total additional employment is estimated at 650 thousand, boosting steel mill payrolls significantly.
Approximately 150 brokerage firms in the state have not met the New Jersey law's registration requirement with the state banking department at Harrisburg. Deputy secretary Alf Barford said the firms will be ordered to close until they comply, as bail faith conditions loom.
In Dublin today the Parliament of the Tri Bre State prepared replies to the Entente as it moves toward general elections to be held later this month. Officials indicated coordination with allied parties and outlined steps for the forthcoming vote.
Berlin reports German Chancellor Cuno will resign if Reichstag does not back his administration amid calls for unity against rising opposition. The opening of parliament featured sharp remarks as he accused Franck of disorganization while France pursues penalties to protect Europe’s balance.
West Virginia grand jury returns two indictments against jury foreman for bribery in murder trials. Indictments allege he accepted bribes totaling 7000 with ties to transfer heirs and 20 per day for veniremen work. Also indicted is TED Wickes of United Nine Workers of America. Trial postponement ordered. jury pool to be summoned later.
New York Aug era reports Fateunkind Toneefol and Foti jost two jobs as major league managers overallowing Babe Ruth to bat and pitch. Ruth faced near misses as Austin refused to pinch hit, keeping Ruth at the plate in a tense ninth inning. The St Louis Browns prevailed in the game amid controversy over pitching assignments and strategic decisions.
In Wales aug a Welsh choir from Cleveland won the male voice category at a national historical festival held on Wednesday, showing remarkable improvement to take top honors.
The article describes a large transitory gathering in Washington DC with officials and dignitaries traveling to Marion Chi Kesnoutives, while the Capitol is emptied for a memorial event. It notes President Coolie and other leaders preparing to address mourners as the national government shifts to honor the occasion.
United Press reports officials of Dollings Co a $94 000 000 concern face scrutiny in Columbus Ohio as investigations reveal tensions at Phoenix Cement Car and related subsidiaries. Willim G Benham president and general manager questioned along with Dwight Harrison as receivers challenge past governance and the firm’s financial handling during the current insolvency proceeding.
In Marion crowds gathered as Warren G. Harding’s body lay in the parlor of a Marion residence. The public was admitted to view the casket through the afternoon and into the evening for a small fee, prior to the funeral at the cemetery.
News of Charles Earnest, convicted of murdering Mrs Fannie Jasrin, dying in Dauphin County Jail after an illness described as acute in nature. The murder of Mrs Hurrig was linked to the case, with the body found near her home.
The body of Warren G. Harding, the 29th U S president, arrives in Marion for a state funeral. The story follows the solemn procession by train from Washington through Baltimore York Harrisburg Altoona and Pittsburgh with crowds paying respects and Mrs Harding observed enduring the strain of the day while journalists report on her condition and resolve.
Announced candidate slate includes former city council member Love. Voters in his home section and across the city consider his experience and prior service as the election nears. Citizens express desire for qualified, responsible candidates for the commission and related education issues.
United Press reports from Philadelphia on August 9 that Trent A W Gorton of Providence Rhode Island flew a NW2 seaplane over the Delaware River course in a record speed of 1775 miles per hour. The previous sea plane speed record was 11175 sides an hour set at Port Washington Long Island. Both aviators will compete in the Schneider event in the Isle of Weight on September 28.
Paris reports the French franc sliding to new lows, hitting 17.58 per dollar on the Bourse. A separate German market note hints at a pound surge before London’s opening. Also mentions Mrs Katella Mather visiting friends in the city.
United Frese reports that Mise Lu Ricketts, a lunch room waitress and confessed confidant of Kepner, will be the principal state witness at the murder trial of Grace Simmons Kepner. Ricketts will describe lavish spending and nine months of association, with clandestine trips and moonlight drives revealed at the inquest. State Attorney Andres says the sensational testimony will draw a large morning crowd. Mrs. Morrison of Watnings arrived to stay with Oliver Casey in East Frederick.
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