Harding Lays to Rest in Marion After National Funeral
Warren G Harding lay in state in the Marion Rotunda and was buried in a receiving vault. The nation mourned as crowds gathered across cities, Ohio National Guard protected processions, and officials from the White House to Congress attended simple cemetery services honoring the late president.
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Warren G. Harding
Copiidge
Harding
United States
Mr. Harding
Star
Ohio National Guard
Methodist Ppiscopal Church
States of América
Theorld
Washington
Storton
White House
Capitol
Pennsylvania
John J. Pershing
United States Army
Cummins
Gillette
House
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Aisival
Taft
Supreme Court
Wilson
Senate
District of Columbia
Patriotics
Congressional Medal of Honor
Army
Navy
Roosevelt
Coast Guard and Public Health Service
Secretary of the Treasury
Coast and. Geodetic Survey
Sons Colonial Wars
A. Freeman
Calvary Baptist Church
Barding
James Shera Montgomery
House of Representatives
Anderson
Murion
Iwost
Coollidge
Congress
Elvan
Strikes Sweep Berlin as Communist Threat Grows
Berlin reports a Friday strike wave with up to 250000 workers idling or marching over money shortages and wage delays. A communist threat warned of a Soviet state while President Ebert bans pamphlets calling for constitutional overthrow, penalties set. Hamburg moneyless mobs clash. Siemens locks out 100000 workers amid passive resistance. Police fire on crowds in multiple cities leaving dead and wounded as unrest spreads.
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Berlin
Money Press
Reichstag
Communist Party
Kert
Hamburg
Siemens Works
Luebeck
Grefeld
Kentucky Moonshiners Wipe Out Dry Raiding Party
Aug. 1. Prohibition officer Alex Gaybeart of Perry county was wounded in the shoulder and leg while crawling to a railroad station at Honcutt. He was the sole survivor of a four man raid led by RL Stewart aiming to seize moonshiners near Cockerill's Fork on Lost Creek. The other raiders named were J D Carpenter of Jackson and C D Morrison.
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Kentucky
Honcutt
Fiest
Alex Gaybeart
Perry County
Prohibition
RL. Stewart
Cockerill's Fork
Lost Creek
Stewart
J.D. Carpenter
Jackson
C. D. Morrison
Doctor Finds Rubber Glove in Patient During Surgery
Salem Oregon August 11. Doctors at a focal hospital discovered a rubber glove inside Jerry Wyant of San Francisco rather than the feared malignant growth in his bladder. Wyant had undergone a prior operation in San Francisco about two years ago and a doctor’s sponge was removed from his abdomen a few months later.
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Salem
Ore
Jerry Wyant
San Francisco
Focal Hospital
Wyant
Girl Dies and 31 Hurt in Bizarre Bus and Steam Roller Crash
Nyack New York August crash leaves one woman dead two others dying and eleven injured as a sightseeing bus collides with a steam roller. Victims were enveloped in steam after a ruptured roller pipe amid the wreckage.
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Nyack
RN. Y
New York
Fifteen Powers Demand End to Chinese Banditry
Fifteen foreign ministers signed a communication delivered in Peking demanding indemnities for foreign captives held by bandits on the Buchaw line last May, calling on China to end banditry and imprisonment of foreigners. In Mississippi a second primary on August 28 will determine whether H L Whitfield or ex Governor Theodore G Bilbo will be the next governor.
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China
Peking
Chineas
Miassasippi
Jackson
Misay
H. L. Whitfield
Theodore G. Bilbo
Poplar Ville
Mis
Ilseppi
Abyssinia Applies for League Membership
Geneva August 11 Abyssinia formalized an application to join the League of Nations. The move seeks admission at the forthcoming Assembly meeting.
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Abyssinia
League
Geneva
League of Nations
New Chief Executive Faces Coal and Bonus Questions
Washington August 9 President Coolidge held a cabinet meeting and discussed the coal situation plus the soldiers bonus with Calder of New York and Representative Treadway of Massachusetts. A delegation of American Legion leaders urged action as calls for government coal regulation intensify. Calder and Treadway pressed for immediate steps while Daugherty remained in conference. Calder plans a follow up in ten days amid signals of possible cabinet turnover.
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Washington
Coolidge
Calder
New York
Treadway
Massachusetts
Blute
American Legion
William Doyle
Doyste
Cooflitze
New Willard Hotel
Capitol
Harding
Valle Ropa
Daugherty
Conlidge
Class One Railroads Net $87,742,000 for June
New York Aug 10 The class one railroads of the country reported a June net railway operation of 87,742,000, reflecting 6.7 percent annualized growth on the Commission fixed valuation including additions and improvements through January 1, 1922.
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U. S
New York
Interstate Commerce Connission
Auto Caravan Runs Eighty Miles Into Marion Lima Aug 10
City officials report a long line of automobiles en route to the Boarding funeral stretched eighty miles from Marion. Cars advanced in tight formation with only ten feet between for miles as they followed the Harding highway westward, heavily directed by nearby vehicles.
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Marion Lima
Secretary Chriatlan Resigns in Surprise Move Marlon
On August 12, George B. Chriatlan, longtime secretary to Warren G. Harding when he was a senator and to Calvin Coolidge as president, announced he had submitted his resignation as executive secretary to the President.
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Chriatlan
Marlon
George B. Chriatlan
Warren G. Harding
United States
Coolidge
John C. Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
Harding
Harding Funeral Draws Nation to Legume Town Ceremony
About 200,000 mourners filled Harding Funeral town of 80,000 for Inez ceremony honoring a nation’s favorite country boy legume president. The crowd joined residents in paying tribute as leaders attended the public memorial, underscoring the event’s national significance.
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Harding
Mariow
Inez
Legume
Rockefeller Estate Report Shows 102 Million Gross Value
New York Aug 10 William Rockefeller left a gross estate of 102 581490 96 with net value 67 040600 10 after deductions for administration expenses debts funeral costs and executors commissions. Debts included 7 84609288 to Jessup Lamont 0 3810007 to Chase National Bank and 4 61585068 to Central Union Trust among others.
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New York
William Rockefeller
Stockefeller
Jessup & Lamont
Chase Natlonal Nul
Central Union Trust Company
Bank of Manhurina Company
Farmers Loan &Trust Company
New York Life Insurance Company
Commmington
Emma H. McAlpin
Williatr Q. Rockefeller
Percy A
Train Derailment Settlement Ends Seven-Year Case
Maury Daniels, a retired Danville business man, caused a Chicago and Western Illinois crossing collision that derailed a train and killed engineer Charles Wyerthirt. Heirs of the car owner and driver and the railroad settle out of court for 5000 dollars, with one third to the road and costs, remainder to the widow of Evert Hart.
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E. J
Danville
Antonio Wie
Lave Xine
Maury Daniels
Iin
Chicago & Tustern Ullnols
Ad Ager
Te Colesson
Charles Wyerthirt
Daniels
Everthart
Government Crop Report Reduces Estimate of Yield
The government crop report for August shows a sharp reduction in the estimated wheat crop and increases in corn and oats. The four small grains total 2,862,000,000 bushels, down 10,000,000 from last month but up from last year. Including corn, total five grains reach 6,446,800,000 bushels, 109,000,000 more than a month earlier, versus 6,243,000,000 last year and slightly above the five year average.
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Washington
Germany to Sustain Passive Resistance Policy
Chancellor Otho announced in an extraordinary session that Germany will maintain passive resistance with the full strength of the people, avoiding madness and violence. He stated that people in unoccupied areas will actively support those in the occupied region.
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Germany
Berlin
Otho
Relehatng
Re-elect of J Flaherty Supreme Knight at Montreal
At the Knights of Columbus forty third annual convention in Montreal Aug 9, J Flaherty of Philadelphia was unanimously re-elected supreme knight for the next year. The congress passed on to troop mobilization orders for National Guard units to Tiupore to guard a union-struck plant amid a walkout.
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K. of
J. Flaherty
Montreal
Quo
Jines
Flaherty
Philadelphia
Knights of Columbus
Hillebora
Tlinola’ ‘National Guard
Tiupore
Whert Attends Rites at American Church
Solemn services for the late President Harding were conducted in the American church. President Whert and American Ambassador Houghton attended, joined by other prominent DerAOnAgSS and officials in a solemn memorial.
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Whert
Bertin
Harding
Houghton
Unrest in Germany as Gold Basis Hints Rise in Control
Aug 3 report from Leriia notes collapse of currency and calls for a gold basis across government finances. Chancellor Cuno convenes party leaders to move budgets, roads, posts, and telegraphs onto gold. unrest grows with scattered disturbances in Saxony Krageburg area as Communists attempt to imitate Russian methods amid factory owner resistance.
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Leriia
Muuney Wolves
Awwokkiu
Cuno
Blr
Bealties
Mmport
Sfucu
Cano
Gerhan
Cuny
Menasmnbers
Howe
Krageburg
Saxony
Stanford Receives $400,000 Gift for Spiritualism Study
San Francisco Aug 9 The Stanford University chair for the study of spiritualism gains a $400,000 bequest from Australia received by cable from Melbourne. The total fund with the psychology department reaches about $600,000, from the estate of Interorman Welton Stanford of Mabourne, brother of Senator Leland Stanford.
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San Francisco
Cal
Stanford University
Australia
Tan Round Bank
Melbourne
Hhals
Department of Psychology
Welton Stanford
Mabourne
Leland Stanford
Pinchot Seeks Another Dry Meeting in Pennsylvania
WASHINGTON Aug 10 Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania said he told President Coolidge that the late President had proposed gathering governors of various states to discuss enforcing national prohibition. He described the idea as a useful project to carry through.
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Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Wintiington
Pre Ehol
President College
Turding Tad Fn
Tinehot Sid
Obregon Orders Durango Mobilization and Kidnap Rescue
President Obregon ordered federal forces to move into Durango and cooperate with state and military units to pursue the bandit leader Juan Galindo and compel the release of Richard A. Newman of Wisconsin who was kidnapped by the bandit Inez April.
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Obregon
Newman
Mexico City
Max
Au. S
Durango
State
Juan Galindo
Richard A. Nawman
Wisconsin
Inez
President Coolidge Dines With McLean Tonight in Washington
President Calvin Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge visit the home of E. 8 McLean on the outskirts of Washington for a dinner hosted by Usher. McLean is described as a longtime friend of the late President Harding.
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President Coolidge
McLean
Washington
Aug. C
Coolidge
Harding
Three Die in Auto Crash Near Kendallville
Aug 10 report from Kendallville Indiana says three people died and two more were injured when a car hit by a Pennsylvania railroad train carried a total of five riders. Authorities fear additional deaths among the injured as the situation remains critical.
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Kendallville
Ind
Trea
Penneylvante Rai
Ambassador Tonvoy to Return to England Post September 1
George Tonvoy, the American ambassador to England, will resume his post after September 1 following a hour long White House meeting with President Coolidge at the New Willard hotel in Washington.
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Harvey Gonfers
Coolidge
Washington
George Tonvoy
England
Ife
New Willard
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