Sketch of President Warren G Harding Life Card
Warren Gamaliel Harding the twenty ninth president of the United States is profiled with birth details family background early work on farms and printing career. It covers his rise from Marion Ohio to presidency, cabinet and policy, Alaska tour, and views on international armament and Alaska statehood.
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Warren Gamaliel Harding
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United States
Blooming Grove
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Phoebe Hilizabeth Dickerson Harding
Harding
Ohio Central College of Theria
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China
France
United States Senate
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Senate
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Europe
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International Court of Jugstee
League. of Nations
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Alaska
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Jobe
Death of President Harding Shocks Nation in Final Hours
Washington reports President Warren G. Harding died at 57 after a sudden stroke. Mrs. Harding read to him when he collapsed at the San Francisco hotel. a special train bore his body to Marton Ohio. Cabinet members, generals, and officials mourned as crowds gathered along the route and stations echoed with grief across the continent.
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Warren G. Harding
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Harding
New York
Secret Service
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Mra. Harding
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Pres Dent Coolidge
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Miteatones In Harding Life Milestones
Fragmentary OCR outlines a series of dates and offices tied to Warren Harding, including birth in Blooming Grove on November 2, 1865, roles in Ohio state service, lieutenant governor, Republican candidate for president, nomination in 1920, inauguration in 1921, and a reference to August 2, 1928, with numerous garbled spellings and missing context.
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Morrow Cultuy
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High Spots in Coolidge's Career
A fragmented obituary style profile traces Calvin Coolidge’s career from early life to governor of Massachusetts and beyond. It notes birth on July 4, late 19th century origins, roles as mayor of Northampton, member of the general court, state senator, president of the Massachusetts Senate, lieutenant governor, and Governor, with references to national leadership via a presidential line.
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Cabinet Tells Of Great Loss At Death Of President
Secretary Hoover pays tribute to the character and ability of the late chief in a restrained address. The cabinet details the nation’s sorrow, praising leadership and urging unity and reconstruction. A neighbor remembered by Warren Uneding reflects the national mood and calls for hopeful progress.
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Pralae
Daugherty
Franeiseu
Cole
Gallapaie
Heavier
Warren Uneding
Dauigherty
Tyler
French Airman Breaks World Altitude Record
A French aviator shattered the previous altitude record held by an American, reaching about 11,900 meters or 87,000 feet. The prior record topped by Lieutenant J. A. Macready stood at 84,500 feet, with conflicting early reports of different measurements.
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Court Holds War in Ireland Ended Says Court
Aug 2 The Dublin court of appeal granted on behalf of habeas corpus for the release of inmates from Interne. The prisoners named are Mrs. Catherine O'Brien and Mr. Bamon Darenelly. The judges held that, given current conditions, there is no longer a state of war in the country. Government counsel argued the release could be dangerous or that rebellion still exists.
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Dubvlig Court
Welt
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Conholliy O'Brien
Bamon Darenelly
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Uxista
English Newspaper Praises President Harding Editorial Praise for Recovery
London reports an editorial in a British paper lauding President Harding. The piece credits his recovery and notes his personal appeal to the public. It places him among historic leaders and recalls Washington’s era, citing admiration from editors and readers.
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Harding
London
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Hemeerinester
Oerndepore
Washington
Hrough
Adama
Montye
Vaewtin
Hoogovelt
Towns Lose Trolley Service After Strike Action
In New Jersey, towns and residents face shut down trolley service as 6,800 Public Service workers halt operations. The disruption affects platforms and shops, leaving communities without streetcar transit amid labor disputes.
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Nowak
New Jersey
Compriny
To Test Shore Dafeways War News Brief
The notice fragment reports wartime aims near Shore, Washington, on August 2. It mentions mock defense by Wrplanes and an engagement with enemy fleet as ships attack two battleships, with reference to Huts tera.
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