Harding's funeral train leaves Frisco in sorrow
President Warren G. Harding's body travels east aboard a funeral train from Frisco. Crowds line Western California routes, saluting with silent groups as Mrs. Harding endures the strain with quiet strength. In San Francisco officials and mourners attend simple services as the nation mourns.
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Rosevelle
Cal
A. Bose
Railraad
Warren G. Harding
California
Nevaeh
Hess
Mrs. Harding
Frisco
San
West
Hiding
Jeff
Complaint to Foreclose Carage Owner Lien Filed
A complaint was filed in the circuit court this morning by attorney Toob Burris for Goshey Motor Sales Co. against Pven Wart. The action seeks a judgment of 540 and Si attorney fees.
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Eclicuit
Ken
Toob. Burris
Goshey Motor Sales Co
Camp Fire Girls to Scout Lake Wrawasee Site
The Ae Wakisa Camp Fire girls with Miss Emma Stettler and Miss Blanche Pease plan a trip to Lake Wrawasee tomorrow to choose a site for their camp.
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Ae Wakisa
Emma Stettler
Blanche Pease
Lake Wrawasee
Middlebury Camp Fire Girls Present Indian Play
The Middlebury Camp Fire girls will present The Cat of Wohelo at the Middlebury Auditorium next Friday evening.
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Middlebury Camp
Middlebury
Elsie Baker in Song Recital at Chautauqua Program
Readable fragments describe Elsie Baker’s song recital at a Chautauqua program with a Russian Cathedral Choir lecture by Maun of New Tr. Chas. 8. Medbuey, admission 35¢ for children, evening services by Rev GOH Donnelly, pastor of First Baptist. Monday features entertainment and a novelty act.
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New Tr. Chas
Sermendiv
Goh. Donnelly
First Grev
Coreen! Entertainment
Deemrctstrattan
Siith Pramrets
Coamedy
New York
Rainy concert evening features Elsie Baker and companions
A concert at Reelpath Chaunan Qua drew a large audience with Elsie Baker supported by John Mandy cello and Grover Tiller Dae Vis on piano. The program included American songs and folk tunes with Baker praised for her clear voice and engaging stage presence. Sydney Greenbie lectured on the Pacific Triangle stressing world cooperation and cautions about isolation. The Russian Cathedral choir was set to perform this afternoon.
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Elsie Baker
John Mandy
Grover Tiller
Miss Baker
Greenbie
Sydney Greenbie
Pacific
Rural Mail Carriers of Elkhart County Elect New Officers
Sixteen members attended the Elkhart County Rural Mail Carriers annual meeting at the Elkhart post office. Elected were President Vern Yoder Elkhart Vice-President William Fields Bristol and Secretary-Treasurer Ross Immel New Paris who was re elected. A picnic was planned at the Vern Yoder farm south of Elkhart and Ross Immel was named delegate to the state convention in Indianapolis September 1 3 to be held. Represented areas included Goshen Elkhart Nappanee Wakopa Middlebury Bristol and New Paris.
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Elkhart Counter Rural Mail Carriers Association
Fortune
Vern Yoder
Elkhart
William Fields
Bristol
Ross Tnmel
New Paris
Ross Immel
Indianapolis
Goshen
Nappanee
Wak
Tula
Millersburg
Middlebury
Boom Coolidge for nomination in New York
The Wall Street Journal publisher Chirenee Wo Barren urged Calvin Coolidge for nomination and election next year noting business interests would rally behind him. In Washington pressure grows for an extra session to aid farmers and address possible coal strikes amid a looming fuel shortage.
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New York
Calvin Coolidge
Financial
Chirenee Wo Barren
Wall Street Journal
Dow-Jones Financial Ticket
Boston and
Philadelpia Financial News
Koreaus
Harding
Washington
Congress
President Coolidge
New England
Pennsylvania Railroad Tests Automatic Train Control Device
The Pennsylvania Railroad has tested an automatic train control device that aims to prevent collisions caused by human error. Tonight Charles S. MedPurr will deliver his address on the topic The Man of Now.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Charles S. MedPurr
Man of
Interurban and Ford in Crash Near Main and Jackson
Six people escaped serious injury when a Ford touring car was struck by an Interurban streetcar at Main and Jackson Streets. Frank Kyle drove the Ford. Mrs Kyle and their daughter Mary were injured lightly. the rest rode in the rear. Dr. J. A. Suapp treated Mary for cuts.
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Main
Jackson Streets
Frank Kyle
Wilson Avenue
Main Street
Ford
President Harding Had Premonition, Says Van Fleet
George Van Fleet, longtime editor at the Marion Star, claims President Harding predicted he would not complete his term. Van Fleet, formerly of Elkhart Indiana, says the prediction was made before Harding left office to begin his duties.
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Marion
Harding
George van Fleet
Elkhart
Ind
Mr. Harding
Joe
van Fleet
Abshire Gist Company meeting held at Hays Hotel
Salesmen and other employees from Ligonier Goshen Warsaw Wakarusa and Pierceton gathered at the Hays Hotel in Warsaw last evening. Short talks were a feature of the program.
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Ligerer
Goshen
Warsaw
Wakarusa
Pierceton
Hamanet
Hays Hotel
Veterans meeting after lecture at Chau tauqua tent
All Spanish War veterans are asked to attend tonight after the lecture at the Chau tauqua tent to meet Pt. Charles I. Medbury former chaplain of the 157th Regiment Indiana Volunteers Infantry.
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Chautauqua
Charles I. Medbury
157Th Regiment
Indiana Volunteers Infantry
Weather Outlook Mixed Thundershowers Across Indiana and Ohio Valley
North Indiana to face local thundershowers this afternoon or tonight with cooler temperatures tonight and Sunday. South Indiana expecting thundershowers tonight and Sunday morning with cooler conditions. Washington weather report forecasts considerable cloudiness and local showers in Ohio Valley and Great Lakes region next week, with moderate temperatures.
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North
South Portion
Lashington
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Warless World Theme Tops Church Conference
Church leaders from across the country plan a August 20 24 gathering at Chautauqua New York under the Federal Council of Churches to study international relations from a Christian perspective. Speakers include George W Wickersham Henry Noble MacCracken Sidney L Gulick Irving Fisher and Harry W Holmes among others as they discuss the League of Nations Near East and Christian goodwill.
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Chautauqua
N. Y
Commission On International Justice and Goodwill
Federal Council of Churches
Williamstown
Institute of Politics
Harding
Hughes
Acho
Federal Council
Aso
Hin
George W. Wickersham
United States
League of Nations
Henry Noble MacCrackin
Vassar
Sidney L. Gullick
Far East
China
Korea
Japan
Philippines
Irving Fisher
Yale
George KR. Montgomery
Versailles
WHHL
Near East
America
Europe
Harry W. Holmes
London Y. O. Oc. A
City National Bank Building Opens to Public
The City National Bank building was formally opened to the public with a 9 am to 6 pm reception. About 2,500 to 3,500 visitors toured the interiors and exteriors, guided by bank staff, receiving memorandum books keys and brochures as floral displays and music enhanced the event.
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City National Bank
Harding Funeral Train Passes Milford Jct Monday Evening
The president Harding funeral train, running from Chicago to Washington via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, is expected to pass Milford Junction Monday evening between 6 39 and 7 o'clock according to official schedules.
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President Harding
Chicago
Washington
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Milford Junction
Accidently Shot At Laporte By His Two Year Old Son
Jack C. Maloney of Detroit visiting Laporte relatives was accidentally shot by his two year old son David who discharged a revolver left on the seat of the automobile. The bullet entered near the thigh and doctors warned of possible serious complications.
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Laporte
Laporte Ind
Jack ¢. Maloney
Detroit
Mich
David
Maloney
Kibbin Wins Multiple Awards at South Bend Flower Show
John H. Kibbin of the West Side, a gladiolus grower, exhibited at the South Bend flower show and won several awards including the sweepstakes for the largest collection of fine gladioli with a $25 prize. He also took $5 prizes for seedlings and several varieties. Roscoe Huff of Goshen also won awards.
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John H. McKibbin
West Side
South Bend
McKibbin
Roscoe Huff
Goshen
Stock brokers quit over anticipated low mood
Doremus with offices in Atlanta Augusta Savannah Birmingham and Jacksonville will discontinue business after notifying customers. Frank Doremus senior member says the firm closes out because of an anticipated low mood in general business.
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Atlanta. Ga
Doremus
Atlanta
Augusta
Savannah
Birmingham
Jacksonville
Frank Doremus
New York Stock Market Delayed At Noon Edition
Publication of the New York stock market was not started today due to late arrival and the noon edition. Market coverage will resume with Monday’s issue.
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New York
Hickey Tribute To President Harding
Congressman Andrew J. Hickey of Indiana in LaPorte pays tribute to President Warren G. Harding. He calls Harding one of the great presidents and a martyr to the country, noting his broad plans for the American people and the obstacles he faced with judgment and foresight.
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Laporte
Andrew J. Hickey
Indiana
Harding
Warren G. Harding
Ex-Gov Cox Sends Sympathy to Mrs Harding in Loss
Dayton Ohio, Aug 4 Ex Governor James J Cox former opponent of Harding in 1920 telegrams Mrs Harding offering condolences. He and Mrs Cox extend deepest sympathy and hope for strength and comfort as she cared for the president in his illness.
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St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Palace Hotel
Dayton
James J. Cox
Ohio
Harding
New Pays Tribute To Harding On His Death
Postmaster General H S New issued a statement calling President Harding the greatest stabilizing figure of the world at this period, noting his death removes a key stabilizing influence.
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New
Washington
H. S. New
Harding
Pope Pius Expresses Grief for America's Loss
In Rome on August 4 Pope Pius expressed deep grief for America in the loss of one of her best sons and sent heartfelt sympathy through Cardinal Gasparri, the papal secretary of state.
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Pope Pius
Rome
America
Gasparri
Cummins Mourns Loss Of Beloved Friend In Senate
Des Moines Iowa Senator A B Cummins reflects on the death of a close ally and friend who devoted service to the country and gave his life. Cummins notes the friend's pure mind and devoted heart as he assumes the presidency of the Senate as vice president.
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Des Moines
Iowa
A. B. Cummins
Alvin Coolidge
Senate
Coolidge to Announce Harding Death Funeral Plans Made
Washington dispatch says President Coolidge may issue a proclamation mourning the nation and designating a day of prayer. He arrived with Mrs Coolidge after taking oath in Plymouth Vt and conferred with officials on funeral arrangements and Harding policy preservation.
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A. P
Coolidge
Harding
United States
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Coolidge
Plymouth
John C. Coolidge
Mrs. Coolidge
Catafalque
Marton
Ohio
Marion
Army
Navy
Harding Never Here in Goshen or Elkhart County
The 1920 reporting notes Warren G. Harding did not visit Goshen or Elkhart County. It records his broader Indiana appearances with details of speeches in South Bend on April 15, 1920 and an informal address at the Bucklea hotel in Elkhart on April 16, 1920. Vernon W. Van Fleet led Harding’s Indiana primary effort.
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Warren G. Harding
United States
Goshen
Elkhart County
Mr. Harding
Ohio
South Bend
Vernon W. van Fleet
Elkhart
Indiana
van Fleet
Washington
Bucklea Hotel
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