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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1923

Page

7

President Harding Dies After Sudden Stroke In San Francisco

The death of President Warren G. Harding at 7 30 p m followed a sudden cerebral apoplexy while Mrs Harding read to him in the San Francisco hotel room Attorneys General Daugherty General Sawyer and others surrounded the bedside as a naval and military guard stood watch The body was later shipped by special train to Washington for burial in Marion Ohio with vast crowds paying tribute along the route

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Sketch of President Warren G. Harding Life

Profile of Warren G. Harding details his Ohio birth on November 2 1865 his family roots in Holland Dutch and Scotch lines his early work on farms printing and editing the Marion Star and his rise to national leadership He led the armament conference and saw labor issues but remained a conservative president with progressive leanings Mrs Florence Kling Harding played a key role and the Alaska trip and Western tour are noted.

Warren Gavalle. Harding United States Blooming Grove Morrow County Ohio Hardy Holland George T. Harding Marion Phoebe Elizabeth Dickerson Harding Warren Marion Star Star Senate Harding White House Roosevelt Washington Congress Great Britain France Belgium Italy Japan China Netherlands Portugal Hughes Lodge Massachusetts Underwood Alabama Elhu Root Mr. Harding Ife Florence Kling National Capital President Harding Alaska United States Senate Senaté Europe America International Court of Justice League of Nations League Interior Department Work Wallace Agricultural Department Hoover Department of Commerce Pacific Northwest St. Louis Denver Helena Spokane Zion Utah Yellowstone Wyoming Yosemite U. S Henderson Government Juneau Vancouver Seattle Radmiral H. P. Jones Panama Canal

Who Inflated the Currency in Postwar Era

An analysis argues inflation came from wartime demand and prices, not the Federal Reserve. It cites George E. Roberts praising sound money, explains currency elasticity and Reserve Bank roles, and notes deflation followed postwar activity, with blame often deflected onto the Fed.

Federal Reserve United States George E. Roberts American Bankers Association Germany Mr. Roberts Federal Reserve Banks Europe Federal Reserve System

Milestones In Harding Life Timeline

This item lists Warren G. Hardings life milestones from birth in Blooming Grove Ohio on November 2 1865 to inauguration March 4 1921 and death August 2 1923. It tracks roles as newspaper publisher Ohio state senator lieutenant governor US senator and President elect.

Harding Warren G. Harding Blooming Grove Morrow County Ohio Ohio State Senate United States Senate

Career milestones of Coolidge era leader from Vermont to Massachusetts

Born July 4 1872 in Plymout h Vermont Coolidge rose from Northampton councilman and city solicitor to clerk of courts and state Republican chair He served in the Massachusetts General Court 1907 08 mayor 1910 11 state senator 1912 15 senate president 1914 15 lieutenant governor 1916 17 18 governor 1919 20 and was elected vice president in 1920.

Plymouth Amherst College Northampton Mass Grace A. Goodhue Burlington Republican City Committee Maschusetts State Senate Senate Massachusetts United States

American Savings Increase Reflects Thrift Rise in U S

National compilation by the Savings Bank Division of the American Bankers Association shows total savings deposits in banks and trust companies at 17.3 billion dollars as of June 30 1922 up from 16.62 billion a year earlier an increase of 680 million or 4.1 percent. Depositors numbers rise 4.9 percent with 1 271 029 pupils holding school savings accounts in 1921 22 compared with 802 906 previously.

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