Hoover Moved to Tears at Ohio G A R Review
President Hoover wept at the sight of Ohio’s Grand Army of the Republic veterans during a Columbus parade after dedicating Marion’s Harding memorial tomb. He then rededicated Lincoln’s tomb in Springfield and traveled by special train toward Dunwoody, Ohio, amid cheering crowds and a public reception in Columbus.
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Visunhug
Sawver
Ohio Grand Army of the Republic
Herbert Hoover
Ohio
Dunois
Columbus
Boo. m
George White
Hoover
Allan
Tenover
State Capitol
Ohio Gceanral Assembly
Governor White
Mary White
Allan Hoover
Secret Service
Hoover remarks on Harding era tied to Marion tomb
The article notes Mr Hoover's Marion visit and remarks on Harding scandals, the fate of Albert Fall, and the lack of presidential critique during the dedication of the Harding tomb. It discusses political responses in Washington and the potential impact on future campaigns and clemency prospects for Fall.
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Albert
Monier
Washington
Hoover
Marion
Moorer
Harding
Hay
Mariow
Ohio
Fall
Briand Weathered Bitter Assault in French Chamber
Paris June 16 Premier Laval aided Aristide Briand as he weathered a bitter assault in the chamber of deputies. It was the third attack in a fortnight with Briand not participating in the debate. More than 1,000 Japanese ships have been equipped with radio telegraph equipment.
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Paris
Laval
Aristide Briand
France
Foreign Polley
Chamber of Deputies
Franki Mc Roullion
Briand Himsels
Navy Triumph in Four-Mile Varsity Rowing Race
Navy under coach Pit Hunter used a new stroke to win the four mile race at the intercollegiate regatta, upsetting Cornell and Washington in a three cornered battle. Old Dirk Glendon produced a major upset by steering Navy to victory in a rain soaked, misty day on the Hudson. Cornell, California, Syracuse, Columbia and others followed as Navy claimed first since 1826 and fourth since the war, finishing about 1 1/2 lengths ahead of Cornell and just shy of two lengths over Washington.
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United States Naval Academy
Dirk” Glendon
Cornell
Washington
Clone
Rbbon
Reraila
Navy
Chane
Minths
Hudson
Ucornell
California
Dick Glendon
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Wisconsin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ithacans
Jim Wray
Cornelhang
Golden Bears
Bears
Washington Jed
Columbia Inalda
Huskies
Marion
Warren Harding
Jiarry S. New
Taediuna
Harding
Hoover
Charles G. Dawes
Great Britain
Harry M Daugherty
Watson
Indiana
Senate
Brown
Ohio
Collow
Coolidee
Dowo
Lermia
Syracuse reserves win junior varsity race at Intercollegiate regatta
At Raratta Course in Poughkeepsie on June 16, Syracuse reserves rowed to victory in the junior varsity division, finishing 14:29.3. California took second, Cornell third, while Columbia, Navy, and Pennsylvania trailed in order. The race featured an open-water lead and strong performance from the Syracuse crew.
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Raratta
Poughkeepalo
N. C
API
Syracuga
Fiva
California
Cornell
Syracuse
Iuna
Columbia
Navy
Pennsylvania
Madam Satan at Marlow Theater Opens with Spectacle
Madam Satan at Marlow Theater unfolds a lavish photoplay featuring a glamorous masked ball abroad and an airship escape. The story blends domestic discord with clever scenes in a boudoir and a finale where guests parachute to safety as the airship tears free.
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Satan
Mirlow
Bb de Miles Tong
Iniindy
Annat
Front Page Run Sees Mars Brian Cast Opposite Pat OTrien
Howard Jushes of The Front Page selects Mars Brian for the female lead opposite Pat OTrien in the Marlowcheater three day run starting Thursday. Brian, praised as a rising star, joins director Lewis Malestano in shaping the production amid the fast moving press milieu. Far Westerners finish ahead of Cornell with a clear length margin.
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Howard Jushes
Front Page
Marlowcheater
Hell's Angels
Lewis Malestano
Mars Brian
Miss Brian
Pat Otrien
Fiildy Johnson
Lar
Staras
Boat ages results detailed at intercollegiate regatta
Poughkeepsie June 16 intercollegiate regatta results list four mile water polo times for Navy Cornell Washington California Syracuse Pennsylvania Columbia Wisconsin and MIT. Freshman two miles results show Washington Cornell Syracuse Navy Columbia Pennsylvania MIT. Junior-Waveley three miles results rank Syracuse California Cornell Columbia Navy Pennsylvania MIT and others.
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Poughkeepsie
Navy
Cornel
Washington
California
Suracuse
Pennslvania
Columbia
Wisconsin
M of. T
Carnell
Syracuse
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Agriculture’s Future Segure Says Experts
A college meeting delegates discuss youth club leadership, agricultural development, and cooperation. J J Courtice of Northern Pacific extols club work as a sunray that improves crops, home life, clothing, and cooking, with specialists and a moving picture program concluding the session. Frances Smith reviews table manners and proper practices before a closing program.
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Atayn
Tla
J. J. Courtice
Northern Pacific
Raya of Sun
Lester Keilman
Frances Smith
Hoover Tribute Speech Highlights Harding Integrity
President Hoover delivers eloquent tribute to Warren G Harding, praising probity and public trust. He recalls Harding’s calm leadership, domestic unity, and the Alaska trip, with Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge present. The memorial procession and notable attendees underscore the nation’s reverence for a wartime leader.
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Warren Harding
Hoover
Alaska
Calvin Coolidge
Divorce Trial Highlights Reno Custody Battle Over 16-Month-Old
In Reno, a divorce case centers on Louis Loyson's custody after Dorothy Loyson fled Nice with the child. Jean Loyson, the Paris decree holder and author, seeks custody under Paris decree while Dorothy pursues Nevada law to free the boy. Loyson arrived in Reno with an attorney as the high-profile dispute unfolds amid international filings.
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Reno
Nice
France
Nevada
Louis Loyson
Jean N. Loyson
Dorothy Doster Loyaon
Danrer
Loyson
Tragedy in Life of Harding Hidden at Death
Edward Due reports on Hoovers remarks about Warren G Harding's death and alleged cabinet betrayals and corruption. The piece details Harding era scandals, resignations, and trials, noting Hoover's reflection on Harding's awareness of corruption and the president's last testament. Also mentions Seattle suit vs W D Comer over estate trust shortages.
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Edward Due Mariow
Ohio
Warron Werding
Floover
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San Francisco
Hoover
Coolidge
Dougherty
Work
Palace
Calvin Coolidge
Taft
Albert B Fall
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Eewin Denby
Navy
Cooldre
Daugherty
Caolifige
Thomas W. Miller
Allen
Miller
Fall
Oribe
Edward IL
Dolony
Doheny
Harry F. Sinclair
Supreme Court
Fail
Stnelair
Auhy
Interior Department
Charleae Farber
Veterans’ Bureau
Dlerice
Seattle
Wash
W. D. Comar
Prasifeat
Puget Sound Savings and Loan
Adolph F. Linden
Comer
Progerty
Lindens
Linden
Revision of Taxing Laws Stirs Debate in Congress
In a wide ranging discussion senators Carson, Caraway, and Hoover debate taxation and banking reforms amid the Depression. Proposals include repealing the capital gains tax to spur business, widening the tax base, and taxing beer to raise revenue. Hoover urges national reevaluation of taxation, while Caraway notes possible banking and currency adjustments. In a separate case, Mrs Bernice Foley pleads not guilty to murder after killing her two children with an anaesthetic amid poverty pressures in San Francisco.
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Caraway
Demorrét
Arhanais
Det
Mouver Baud
Wadetal
Rekarve
Hoover
Bingham
Arkansas
Kiddie
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