Death of Calvin Coolidge Buried in Plymouth Vermont
Nation mourns former president Calvin Coolidge as funeral plans unfold from Northampton Massachusetts to Plymouth Vermont. Services at Edwards Congregational Church will precede a burial in the Coolidge family graveyard beside his parents and son. Grace Coolidge recovers from illness as John Coolidge and relatives attend the somber rites.
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Northampton
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Calvin Coolidge
Plymouth
Congregational
New England
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Berkshire Hills
Grace Goodhue Coolidge
Edwards Congregational Church
Jonathan Edwards
Albert J. Penner
Sharch
Lord
Capital recalls wit of Cal playing jokes on guards
Washington gossip recalls Calvin Coolidge’s dry humor at the White House. Stories show his silence, thrift, and playful jests with Secret Service and guards. A notable tale has a dinner remark about saying more than two words.
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Washington
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Fatigued Coolidge Confided Exhaustion Before Death
New York January 6 Former President Calvin Coolidge told caller Charles B Hayes field director for the American Foundation for the Blind that he felt very tired twenty four hours before his death. Hayes said Coolidge described the presidency as exhausting and appeared deeply shocked by his condition.
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New York
Calvin Coolidge
Northampton
Mass
Charles B. Hayes
American Foundation For the Blind
Mgr. Coolidge
Hayes
President Hoover to attend Calvin Coolidge funeral
The President and Mrs. Hoover to travel with likely Chief Justice Hughes and cabinet members to Northampton to attend former President Calvin Coolidge’s funeral tomorrow. White House and railway officials prepared an outline schedule for the trip with an expected return to Washington tomorrow evening.
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Washington, Dan
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Hoover
Hughes
Supreme Court
Washington
Northampton
Calvin Coolidge
White House
Fear of mine outbreak tightens guard at Kincaid zone
National Guardsmen in Aylorville Illinois tightened control in the Christian county trouble zone to stop gun sales after a Kin caid outbreak killed three and wounded 14. Ten more people were arrested for murder including Kincaid Chief of Police Albert Mattaozo.
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Christian County
Albert Mattaozo
Kincaid
Emergency relief funds set for Pennsylvania counties
Harrisburg reports the Reconstruction Finance Corporation granted 15,869,908 for emergency relief in Pennsylvania in January and February. The State Emergency Relief Board has set aside 3,035,000 for distribution to counties this month, with allocations to be determined by board employees and announced publicly. The Talbot fund division of 2,000,000 for January was announced yesterday.
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Harrisburg
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Pennsylvania
State Emergency Relief Board
Talbot Fund
Regret and speculation swirl as Coolidge dies
Washington mourns Calvin Coolidge while power dynamics within the Republican Party shift. The death prompts debate over the 1936 presidential prospects, Hoover's control of party machinery, and who could rally Republican sentiment in coming years. Democratic governors lead in 41 of 48 states as the party recalibrates after the 1932 defeat.
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George R. Holmes
IL. N.S
Washington
INS
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Hoover
Coolidge
Senate
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Jones
Smoot
Moses
House
Snell
New York
Landmark Duquesne Slag Company plant fire injures two
Two men were slightly hurt when 12 workers leapt from upper story windows as a fire gutted the Duquesne Slag Company plant in Pittsburgh. Damage reached 10,000 dollars. one man, 88, was burned while attempting to recover money.
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Jan
Duquesne Slag Company
Nick Uvembaak
Joe Joedon
Exoneration of driver after Indiana fatal car crash
A coroner s jury exonerated driver John Orlas_key for the death of Mary Kanaar 55 of Indiana who died after being struck at Philadelphia and Second streets last Sunday night. The inquest in the municipal building recommended hospital post mortem practice follow state law and relatives would have refused consent. Dr Sergius V Algin testified the autopsy showed death from shock and internal hemorrhages.
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W. St. Clair
Mary Kanaar
Indiana
Philadelphia
Second Streets
John Orlaskey
Chambersville
St. Clair
Sergius V. Algin
Orluskey
Drive for Repeal of Prohibition and Budget Tax Plan
Democratic leaders push a repeal of the 18th Amendment and new taxes to balance the federal budget. A Ways and Means tax program is set, with a Senate judiciary subcommittee revision slated. Roosevelt may join the lame duck session in April as parties clash over tax increases and options.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Judiciary
New York
Roosevelt
House
John N. Garner
Bhouse
Honsa
Laapses
Cigarette sparks deadly blaze at Roy Skyrm Paint Shop
Fire in the Roy Skyrm Paint Shop in Florida killed Ke J. Miller, 43, found among the ruins after firefighters extinguished the flames. Skyrm aided the effort and collapsed when Miller's body was recovered. the building was destroyed and Miller’s presence in the store was previously unknown. A classified want ad follows.
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Fla
Roy Skyrm
Ke J. Miller
Praymetor
Miller
Skyrm
Coolidge called shrewdest politician to hold office
Pittsburgh January 6 The Pittsburgher who knew former President Calvin Coolidge better than any other resident William Tandveight paid tribute stating he was the shrewdest and most unselfish politician to hold the office of chief executive Lundveight then head of the Pittsburgh Secret Service office served at Coolidge's side throughout his first term and offered the praise.
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Pittsburgh
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Hoover Proclaims 30 Day Mourning For Coolidge Death
President Hoover announced the death of Calvin Coolidge on January 5 1933 at Northampton Massachusetts and ordered flags to half staff for thirty days with military and naval honors set for the funeral day. The proclamation honors Coolidge’s career from Northampton councilman to president and notes public sorrow nationwide.
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Washington
Hoover
United States
Calvin Coolidge
Northampton
Massachusetts
White House
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Navy
United States of America
William F Herpel to be Buried Saturday Afternoon
Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 PM in the Methodist Episcopal Church for William Franklin Herpel born June 22 1880 in Fairmont City Clarion County. He died Wednesday night at Indiana Hospital after a long career with Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal & Iron and later as an accountant in Indiana PA. He is survived by his widow two brothers Christ and Henry and several sisters.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
William Franklin Herper
Indiana Hospital
John A. McCamey
Arthur J. Pfohl
John J. Mellyaine
Fairsmont City
Clarion County
Anton
Christina
Bauer) Herpel
Germany
Reynoldsville
Frances Kirk
Punxsutawney
Elizabeth Putney
Herpel
Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal & Iron, Company
Indiana
R. & P. Company
Henry Herpel
Kittanning
Christ Herpel
Pittsburgh
Gilmore Mill
Larow
W. Va
Anna Ennes
Susan Weekerly
Louise Herpel
False Alarm At Rochest ry and Pittsburgh Coal Building
Pedestrian mistook flames reflecting from a furnace door for a basement fire at the Rochest ry and Pittsburgh Coal Company building on Church Street. Firemen were alerted at 6 35 p m as four companies responded. glare on frosted windows led to the alarm. Also, the Auditor Borough Tax Justice meeting, slated for this evening, is postponed to Friday evening January 13.
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Clymer Beauty Shop
Eugene i
Eugene Maching
Iiss
Rochestry and Pittsburgh Coal Company
Church Street
Udiina
Coolidge In The White House By George Durne
The article profiles Calvin Coolidge as president, noting the creation of a legend of him as silent leader. It discusses public opinion after Harding and Coolidge’s rise, emphasizing contrasts between perception and reality and hinting at continued stories.
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George M. Durne
White Rose
International News Service
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Washington
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