Florence Kling Harding Dies In Ohio Hospital
Florence Kling Harding widow of Warren G. Harding died in White Oaks hospital Marion Ohio after weeks of illness due to chronic nephritis and heart conditions. Doctor Carl Sawyer announced the death and noted Mrs Harding had long battled kidney disease. Funeral services were held at Haworth Methodist Episcopal church with Rev Jesse Swank and Rev George M Landis officiating.
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Marion
Ohio
Florence Kling Harding
Warren G. Harding
United States
White Oaks
Carl W. Sawyer
White House
Sawyer
Clif B. Kitng
Harding
iGorge
B. Christian, Jr
Mary Awyer
Charles “Sawyer
Carl Sawyer
Haworth Methodist Episcopal Church
Jesse Swank
President Harding
Hurd
Arding
Hardingame
Amos Kling
George Christian
Secre
Methodal
Calvary Red
Washington
William H. Anderson Named Superintendent in New York
William H. Anderson is appointed superintendent of the engine department in New York. The board of parole met to grant the appointment, and the decision was finalized amid ceremonial events.
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New York
Willing Sing
Board: of Parole
Anderson
Thomas Ince Dies at Beverly Hills Home
Thomas H Ince prominent film maker dies at his Beverly Hills residence Dias Dorados from a heart ailment after indigestion sparked at a yacht party off San Diego. Guests at the Oneida celebration for his forty third birthday included William Randolph Hearst Elinor Glyn Charlie Chaplin Marion Davies and Margaret Livingston.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Thomas H. Ince
Beverly Hills
Dias Dorados
Oneida
San Diego
Mr.Ince
William S
Andolph Hearst
Elinor Glyn
Charlie Chaplin
Leena Owen
D. C. Goodman
Marion Davies
Margaret Livingston
Furnace Victim Believed to Have Been Murdered
Columbus authorities claim Mrs Addie Sheatsley was killed by others before being cremated in the parsonage furnace at Christ Lutheran church in Bexley. Chemist H Long reports the victim did not breathe after entering the fire and died by strangulation or suffocation with no carbon monoxide traces found in the lungs or esophagus.
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Columbus
Ohio
Addie Sheatsley
Do. V. Sheatsley
Christ Lutheran Church
Bexley
H. Long
John R. King
Long
Cut Freight Rates but Not Wages
President Coolidge argues freight rate reductions should come from operating cost cuts, not railroad wages. He says current conditions do not justify wage reductions, but economies in operating expenses could allow lower rates if feasible.
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Coolidge
Washington
Gore to Hold Wallace Chair Until March 4
President Coolidge plans to appoint Howard M. Gore acting secretary of agriculture to serve until March 4 when he becomes governor of West Virginia. The White House stated the move allows the President to survey candidates for the post after March 4, following farm leader recommendations.
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Washington
Coolidge
Howard M. Gore
Agriculture
West Virginia
White House
Goolidge
Ex-Congressman Lamb of Richmond Dead at Eighty
Former Virginia congressman Lamb of Richmond dies at age eighty after serving 18 years from the Third Virginia district. His home is Richmond and his career in public service is noted in brief notice.
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Lamb
Richmond
Wirconn
Aix
Virginia
Aistrict
Baltimore Daily Post Tax Publicity Indictment
A federal grand jury in Baltimore indicted the Baltimore Daily Post on five counts for publishing taxpayers income tax amounts in violation of law. Attorney General Stone expects early court action and possible Supreme Court review before next spring. Indictments against other newspapers are expected in coming days.
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Washington
Baltmore
Congress
Department of Justice
Baltimore Daily Test
Baltimore
Baltimore Post Company
Pat H Harrison
Dem. Miss
Senate Finance Committee
Harrison
Boaltmore Daily Post
Treasury Department
Stone
Supreme Court of the United States
Ile
Calls Postal Inspector Brains of Bandit Gang
Brent Glasscock, leader of the Rondout mob, testified in federal court for five and a half hours detailing the $2,000,000 postal robbery scheme. He described plans with James Murray and Post Office Inspector Willam Fahy, the loot split, and Fahy’s share for delivery. He recounts buried cash and jewels in four jars and baskets, locations in Missouri Oklahoma and Wilmette, and plots including gas to disable clerks and nitroglycerin to blow open doors.
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Chicago
Brent Glasscock
Rondout
IIL
Matt Holdup
James Murray
Post Office
Willam Fahy
Murray
Fahy
Ali Baba
Kidd
Missouri
Oklahoma
Wilmette
Fary
Coolidge Highlights Forest Depletion in Movie Message
Washington report notes President Coolidge used a film aid to stress wastage in U S timber use. He cited that nearly two thirds of wood volume is lost from cutting to finished product and urged saving a third with proven methods.
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Washington
United States
Ireland Mourns Death of Cardinal Logue
Cardinal Logue died after sudden illness at his residence in Armagh on Wednesday morning. Belfast reports the death as a major national loss with prayers offered for his soul and tributes flooding in from church and civic leaders.
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Ireland
Cardinal Logue
Belfast
Armagh
Guilty Verdict in Dorothy Lee Hunn Murder Trial
A jury found Harry Garbutt guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of Mrs. Dorothy Lee Hunn. The trial concluded with a verdict marking a decisive conclusion to the high profile case.
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Log ‘Angelés
Harry Garbutt
Dorothy Lee
Hunn
Qhienge Waowany
U S Government Market Quotations Week Ending November 20
Washington market round up lists grain prices for November 20 across Minneapolis Kansas City and Chicago with No 1 dark northern wheat No 2 red winter No 3 red winter and No 2 mixed corn values. Dairy and cheese prices credited Wisconsin markets with 92 score butter and various cheese types, plus live stock figures from Chicago including hogs steers cows calves and feeders.
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Washington
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Chicago
Kanaas City
Northwestern
Butler
New York
Wisconsin
Young Americas
Fortunes of Rockefeller Jr in Oil Holdings
An analysis of John D. Rockefeller Jr's Standard Oil investments shows market gains surpassing 8 million dollars this year and expected cash dividends around 18.2 million, totaling over 111 million dollars. The figures arise from a Senate inquiry into oil industry holdings and suggest substantial wealth growth.
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New York
Wall Street
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Senate
Ofl
Ttme
Stockefeller
Standard Oil
Head of Chicago Sleuths Quits with Rotten Department
Chicago’s fight against gunmen and gangsters intensified as Chief of Detectives Michael Hughes surrendered his badge, ending twenty years in the police force. He charged the department as rotten and said he would not serve under the current administration.
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Chicago Sleuths
Chicago
Michael Hughes
Morgan Collins
Hughes
Dever
Bank Robbery Foiled by Bandits in Detroit Chase
Michigan bank holdup ends with six robbers fleeing Warmington State Savings in Warmington. They escaped with about $86,000 comprising $80,000 in cash and $5,000 in bonds after exchanging fire with resisting officers. At least one gunman was wounded during the getaway.
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Michigan
Detroit
Mich
Warmington
Troops Withdraw From Herrin After Riot Incident
National Guard units remained on duty in Williamson County following the Herrin riot. Two officers and 27 men of the One Hundred Infantry were relieved, with the unit returning to Springfield after a period of guard duty.
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Herrin Herrin
Dulrtleth Infantry
National Guard
Williamson County
Springfield
Indiana Grain Profits Good Amid Farm Market Totals
Indiana farmers marketed about $2.55 million in grain sales through the Indianapolis Board, showing strong profits and active trading. The report notes substantial activity in October as growers moved corn and wheat to market, reflecting favorable price conditions and robust demand.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Iowa News Highlights Include Marriages and Dryness Moves
Polk county reports 2247 marriages and 98 divorces last year while Iowa leans dry with Ida elected a solid dry delegation. Des Moines hosts annual livestock shipping convention December 10–11. Swift & Co plant expansion announced at Sioux City. Pilgrims plan Lincoln tomb visit. Mastodon bone found near Pocahontas. Corn holding clubs push price support. beemoth study begins at Iowa State College.
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Polk County
Swift & Co
Midland
Louly
Lincoln
Springfield
Mark Twain
Hannibal
Harry Scott
Avoca
Pocahontas
Mast Des Moines Club
Missouri Valley
Iowa
Kendall
Leroy J. Cortlett
Oskaloosa
Corn Growers Association
Benjamin Zieman
Thornton
Lockjaw
Nate B. Kendall
James Mason
Des Moines
St. Ambrose College
Davenport
Attorney General
Iowa Good Roads Association
Glenn C. Haynes
Annouces
Henry Jacobs
Walnut
Poultry Show of
George 5. Phillips
FB. B. Paddock
State Apiarist
Iowa State College
Garner
Radcliffe
Amearigan Legion
Charles City
France
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Louis J. Traber
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