Life Story of Warren G Harding Visits Helena Today
A historical sketch recounts Warren G Harding born November 2 1865 near Cordes Murrows county Ohio. It tracks his childhood schooling at Iberia and Whetsone Creek, early leadership, law pursuit diverted to music, marriage to Florence Kling, rise as editor at The Star and local business growth. It notes his Ohio senate, governor attempts, U S Senate election 1916 and 1920 presidential landslide, oath March 4 1921 as the 29th president.
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Warren G. Harding
United States
Helena
Harding
Dberia
Harding Eut
Alarion
Ohio
Hardils
Pather King
Hardt
Uae
Tie
Marian
Baptist Miureli
Milestones of Harding Life and Political Rise
A compact timeline tracing Warren G Harding from Corsica Morrow Counts origins through college near Iberia, editor roles at Lima newspapers, marriage to Florence Kling, two Ohio Senate terms, 1920 Republican nomination activity, U S Senate election, and March 4 1921 inauguration as the twenty ninth U S president.
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Enary
Corsica Morrow
Olio
Ohio Central College of Iberia
Chin
Ad Kevanewer
Tu Maria
Star
Daily News
Per
ISF
Florence Liizabeth Kling
Marion
Fteeter
Covernay
Ohio
Rominiece
Governay of
Harding's rise amid local press and political shifts
The article traces Harding’s early career from a sheriff sale buyer to publisher and activist in the Republican cause. It notes his involvement with the Marion Star, his shift from a Democratic-leaning Marion Mirror, and his efforts to revive the Mario Star while supporting Blaine at the national convention.
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Blaine
Harding
Marion Mirror
Mirror
Committees Form For Reception Of President And Mrs War
Lists of committees in charge of arrangements for the reception and entertainment of President and Mrs War tens and their entourage. Includes the All-State Reception Committee with numerous named state officials, judges, lawmakers, city leaders, and national figures, plus separate Women’s Reception Committee names.
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Handing
Wartes Gi. Tarding
Norman Ba Itotel
Fetenu
Joseph A. Dixon
Nelson Story
Albert J. Galen
Ew L. Callaway
Jude C. J Cooper
William J. Holloway
Albert I. Stark
State Supreme Court
Wellington D. Redkin
P. Shelley
Republican National
J. Hopper
Joliet
Farmers’ Union
George PL Porter
Slate Auditor
Bris
N. B. Winestine
Mes
Frank Woody
Hel
Ena
Feagse
Wwonwa
J. D. Scanlan
Miles City
Republican
TE Erickson Kuliswell
Democratic Central Committee
WOM
Young
Harry W. Child
Juseol Ky. Toole
Ielena
Tix
Edwin J. Norris
Great Walls
Pard Weletay
Ketly
Mattes
Blyhow
Jan PF. Caroli
Wiliam Faber
Kixhop Chas
Wesley Murne
Lendhan
Great Fall
Elward Mileler
George M. Lae
Helena
Stave
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Ordleration of Labor
al. Sauders
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Wed Ledges
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Isaac Boyser
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Butler
Interior Secretary Aiihert Work to Visit Helena with presidential party
Dr. Aiihert Work, Colorado physician and Republican figure, travels to Helena with the presidential entourage. A former Delegate at large to the Republican National Convention and longtime party organizer, he held posts including first assistant postmaster general and later postmaster general. Born 1860 in Pennsylvania, he has long engaged in GOP politics.
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Aiihert Work
Helena
Republicanational
IMM
Republican State Central
Republican National Committee
Garding
Allo
Harry S. New
Tidiava
Colorado
Dr. Work
Pennisylvania
Secretary of Agriculture Henry C. Wallace and career outline
A biographical sketch of Henry C. Wallace, son of a distinguished editor, detailing his birth in Rock Island Illinois in 1886, education at Iowa State College, dairying expertise, editing roles at Wallace's Farmer and Creamery Gazette, and his appointment as Secretary of Agriculture in March 1921. The piece lists his wealth, bank directorships, and extensive connections with Iowa figures and publishers.
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Agercalure
Lews
Wallace
Farmer
Des Moines
Towa
Rock Island
Lowa Agricultural College
Hle
Creamery Gazette
Burn and Diary
Wale Jace
Parmner
Iowa
Harding
Notable Montanans Sail With US Naval Leaders In 1820
Montanans aboard a destroyer previously hosted by Admiral Rodman and Admiral Regan, with former Navy Secretary Josephus Thane fels, traveled to Mary Island navy yard during a 1820 event. Governor Sam V. Stewart accompanied the party, while Mrs. Rochadie, a Kentuckian, and other naval officers, including Admiral Rodman, entertained the group.
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Wilhers
Montana
Adwisal Roman
Mis
Rochadie
Kentrixy
Navy
Sie
Anjape- Vis
Raleigh
Manila
Dewey
North Sea
Regsian
Traffic regulations for parade time announced by police
The article describes police traffic controls for a parade day. Chief Brit announces vehicle restrictions from 3:50 p.m. to after the parade, with routes to Fort Harrison and temple grounds, car parking rules, and special instructions for reception committee drivers to ensure orderly movement and security for the presidential party.
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Braftia
Providen W Wardinn
Dutlee
Ispiie- Brit
Assignment of Reception Committee Cars for Presidential Parade
A list details which Trelenal citizens’ cars are assigned to the reception committee for today’s presidential parade. Cars will line up on the north side of Neill Avenue by the Great Northern station at 3:50 PM, with assistant marshals to aid in locating designated vehicles. The appended roster lists committee members, owners, and car numbers from 20 onward, with many names and spouses noted for coordination.
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Tom Qusha
Automobile and Parade
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Elvers
Com
Trelenal
Neill Avenue
Great Northern
Heegalion
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A. Galen
H. Gooper
W. L. Ksilowayy
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Sharks
Stewart
Atemart
Finnice Kremer
Wheeler
JB Erickson
B. J. Norrie
D. M. Lanstrung
Lanjattum
Nias Maye Tramper
Calvin Coumbaker
Onhar
T. Stewart
Martin Dow
A. J. Moveky
Poortaam
A. Ky Preacott
Mr. Pronecott
Dana Fasten
Lee Beenie
Wim. Goodyer
Ora. Goodsi W. BD
Yanki
Willam Colemain
Waallgton J. McConnels
Mig Allele Parden
Mra Qke Tare
I. A. Cas
W. Ty Perham
Frank Masking
John Young
Train Boyer
Secretary Work and Commissioner Fry Meet Land Office Men Today
Secretary of the Interior Hubert Work and Commissioner Williem Spry plan to meet Land Office officials this afternoon at the general building. The gathering will include surveyors general staff and various state officials with an estimated attendance of sixty to sixty people.
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Fry
Land Office
Hubert Work
Williem Spry
Tly AB
Senceni Janinilica
Paragon
Yereral Buthling
Suveyor Senerals Department
Oil Royalties Hit Over One Million From Federal Lands
Royalties from oil production on federally leased lands in California Montana and Wyoming total over 1 million dollars with about 1 131 600 credited to Wyoming and the Interior Department noting the substantial Bayou states share in the revenue.
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Associated Press
Washington
Gandlington
Tayoulug
California
Montana
Vrunnims
Mani
Interior Department
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