Sketch of President Harding Life and Career
A condensed life sketch of Warren G. Harding notes his 1865 birth on a farm near Blooming Grove Ohio, family roots in Holland Dutch and Scotch ancestries, early work on farms and in printing, rise to Marion Star publisher, and president to 1921 22. It covers his stance on World Court Armament Conference treaties, Alaska trip plans and policies, notable aides, and his push for statehood and resource protection in Alaska.
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Warren Gamaliel Harding
United States
Blooming Grove
Morrow ‘County
Ohio
Hardy
George T. Harding
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Fhvelo Mlizabeth Dickerson Harding
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Death Claims President Harding With No Warning
The article reports the sudden death of President Warren G. Harding from a cerebral stroke. It details the swift presidential funeral train journey from San Francisco to Washington, the solemn guards, and the widespread national mourning as Mrs. Harding and officials respond to the abrupt collapse and death.
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Warren G. Harding
Marion
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Alaska
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Mra. Harding
Uariling
Sue Drusser
Uarding
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Mitestonea In Harding's Life and Times
Fragmented obituary style notes trace Mitestonea Harding born near Warren County Ohio in 1861. Mentions roles as newspaper publisher and public official in late 1800s, listing elections and offices from November 1811 to 1813 with scattered, unclear dates and names.
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Lere
Warren G. Marding
Wooming Grove
Morrow County
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Neventer
Kegan
Fleetey Teutenant
Olle
Gurermm
United States Senate
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Stevdeal Deestdent
Novembier
Mmaveutnlou Merete
Career highs of Coolidge in era politics
Fragmented OCR lists numerous milestones and offices held by Coolidge across Amherst and Northampton, including roles in the general court, mayoralty, state senate, lieutenant governor, and governorship. It references multiple dates and places such as Northampton, Massachusetts, and Washington.
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Dyymant
Amherst
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Miss
Nordhnpton
Mas- Chiolia
Northampton
Nonite
Manse
Ehugetta
Bussiehuuetty
Tribute to Chief-Praise by Daugherty for Late Hoover aide
Fragmented text recalls Secretary Daugherty praising the late Ghief and President Harding. The piece extols generosity and healing leadership amid economic dislocations and unemployment, highlighting efforts to unite the American people and advance progress through helpfulness.
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Persia
Warren Harding
Haddon
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Daugherty Sabity
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French airman breaks world altitude record in ascent
An airman of France shattered the prior world altitude record once held by American Lieut. J A Macready. He reportedly reached about 14 000 meters roughly 46 000 feet. Official tests later suggested a lower height around 40 860 feet.
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Macready
Maceready
Olielul
Court Holds Ireland War Has Ceased to 80
Dublin August 2 the Dublin court of appeal granted no writ of liberties for the releas e of two prisoners interned in being dangerous to the state. The prisoners are Myre Connolly O'Brien and Eamon Donnelly. The judges held that conditions show no state of war in the country. Government counsel argued release would be dangerous as rebels attempt to overthrow the state.
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Dublin
Dublin Court of Appeal
Linbens
Myre
Connolly O'Brien
Eamon Donnelly
English Newspaper Praises President Harding Editoral Tone
London reports two antipathetic editorials lamenting President Harding's illness and recovery. The Daily Mail extols British interest in U S leadership and recalls enduring loyalties to republic leadership from Washington through Adams Jefferson Madison and Lincoln.
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London
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Warding
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Mall
Adda
Republic
Washington
Adaus
Munroe
Newark Trolley Service Ends After Strike in Towns
Aug 1 Newark reported 2 miles of trolley lines halted and 47 towns in New Jersey left without trolley service as Public Service Company workers strike. In Washington Aug 2 defense notes say bomber forces will be built up within a month to defend American shores, with aircraft concentrating on attack plans near Cuno Hint.
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Cuno Hint
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