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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Aug 04, 1923

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Reverence To Harding Train Speeding East

Ten thousand Washington children will strew flowers along Pennsylvania Avenue for the Harding funeral cortege. Marion Ohio reports Dr George T. Harding Jr saying neither his father nor he will meet the train. Marion tradition holds. The funeral train moved through Spark's Nevada Reno and Stockton with crowds showing quiet respect and Mrs. Harding bearing the strain.

Associated Press Washington Pennsylvania Avenue Harding Capitol White House Marion Ohio George T. Harding, Jr Reno Nev Lfe Southern Pacific Sera Fham Roberts

Legion Auxiliary Extends Sympathy to Mrs Harding

Francis Scott Key Post American Legion Auxiliary sent condolence plans to Mrs Warren G Harding widow of the former president. The group joined thousands across the United States in expressing sympathy to the former first lady.

Esiges Warren G. Harding Francis Scott Key Post American Legion Auxiliary United States Tns

Frederick Hosts Large Auto License Examinations

The office of Motor Commissioner E. Austin Baughman notes a surge in applicants in Frederick with 100 seeking driving licenses this week. Of 67 demonstrations, 17 were refused, 29 failed to qualify, 60 received operators licenses, 10 chauffeurs licenses, and one motorcycle license. Exams move to the Armory, with ongoing schedules through December and State Police visits in Frederick on specified dates.

E. Austin Baughman Baltimore Frederick Court House Court Square Rockville Montgomery County

State Auxiliary convention schedule and events

The State Auxiliary plans a three day convention August 23 to 25 with a Thursday 7 30 p m meeting in the Blue and Grey room at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The Auxiliary will host a Legion dance at Brad dock Heights on Friday night and August 24. Harry Saunders chairs the entertainment committee and will oversee arrangements. A luncheon is tentatively planned for Friday if plans mature and a prominent speaker may be secured. Tickets are being sold for The Man Without a Country benefiting the American Legion at the City Opera House on Monday and Tuesday.

Francis Scott Key Legion Braddock Heights Mrea Harry Saunders City Opera House

Mrs. Harding to Make Sawyer Farm Home Near Marion

Mrs. Warren G. Harding is expected to receive a life pension of 5000 dollars yearly. She will reside at Dr. C. E. Sawyer’s farm near Marion, reportedly to be her future home, while plans for mourning and funeral arrangements proceed. President Coolidge extended a White House stay offer, hoping Mrs. Harding will use the residence as her home.

Mrs. Harding Sawyer Farm Marion White House Washington Warren G. Harding Grover Cleveland Theodore Roosevelt House Senate Congress Harding Associated Press Ohio C. E. Sawyer Marion Tribune Marion Star Marion County Millard Hunt Howe Donathan Mr. Harding Carl Sawyer George T. Harding Sasser Coolidge

Lame Duck Turns Political Target After Goose Is Cooked

The expression notes that when an office-holder loses support they become a lame duck. It contrasts the fate of a political heir apparent with a wayward family member who rarely qualifies as a Dieats.

UW economist offered Oklahoma University presidency

Prof. William H. Kiekhofer head of the University of Wisconsin economics department has been offered the presidency of Oklahoma University. He is 40 years old and a Northwestern College graduate from Naperville Illinois.

William H. Kiekhofer University of Wisconsin Department of Economics Oklahoma University Kiekhofer Northwestern College Naperville

Frederick County Children Under Care Report July 1923

Miss Louise Nelson, Frederick county probation officer and secretary of the Childrens Aid Society, reports 53 children under supervision in July. Thirty-seven were carried over from the previous month, with 16 others aided, and 95 children in foster-care interest. Five homes were added, seven children placed in foster homes, and the society cared for 364 children in Frederick county during July. Medical exams totaled 16 with four dentistry treatments and one tonsil adenoid operation performed.

Louise Nelson Frederick County Iegal Childrens Aid Sastety Miss Nelson Frederick Children’s Aid Society Children’s Aid Nelson

Maryland Department American Legion Convention Committees Named

Plans for the Maryland Department American Legion convention in Middletown on August 23 to 25 advance with appointed committees for transportation reception housing entertainment and registration. Governor Ritchie may attend and speak at the Key grave ceremony with events at the Memorial Home. Everhart Post members join Francis Scott Key Post on committees and Middletown residents are listed among the panelists.

Maryland Department American Legion Everhart Post Middletown Francis Scott Key F. Ross Myers Elden A. Kefauver Clifford H. Doll Geo .B. Delaplaine Philip R. Winebrenner F Lester Smith Alex Spears Franklin Shipley Chas. N. Staley Wm. M. Storm C. Ross Wenrick Chas, Keller Yorace H. Albaugh Paul B. Hammond George M. Chapline

Boy Scout Troops in Rhineland Dissolved

Duesseldorf August 4 General Negoutte Jr commanding the occupying forces ordered all boy scout organizations in the Rhineland dissolved claiming they threaten troop security. The report notes more than 250 people over 75 years still at work in Hertfordshire.

BOY Scout Rhineland Duesseldorf NeGoutte, Jr Hertfordshire

Proclamation and Mourning Mark Early Coolidge Presidency

President Coolidge begins his first full day as Chief Executive by reviewing mail and discussing funeral details for President Harding. He signs and delivers a proclamation calling for a national day of mourning on August 10 and burial in Marion, Ohio. He confirms cabinet continuity and plans for limited White House entertaining through December.

Harding Marion Associated Press Washington Coolidge Edward T. Clark Senate Ohio J. Butler Wright State Department Hughes Mr. Harding Sewapaper White House

Stock Market Break Reflects Harding Death

Prices fell one to three points as investor fear followed the death of President Harding. Bankers expected little long term disruption, but selling by frightened investors widened the drop. Substantial buy orders near closing helped limit losses. About 480000 shares changed hands.

New York Harding

Morse and sons acquitted in war contracts conspiracy case

Charles W Morse of New York shipbuilding fame, his three sons, and four others were found not guilty by a New York jury on charges of conspiring to defraud the United States in wartime ship construction and operation contracts. The case, the first large war fraud trial to go to a jury, involved two indictments detailing thirty overt acts across Morse customers and the Emergency Fleet Corporation. The government claimed a scheme to defraud the government and hinder Shipping Board programs.

Associated Press Washington Charles W. Morse New York United States Morse Cas Morse Emergency Fleet Corporation Shipping Board

Senators to Report in Washington for Funeral

Des Moines Iowa August 4 Senator A B Cummins presiding officer of the Senate has instructed all United States Senators to report in Washington Monday to prepare for participation in President Harding s funeral and he will depart for the national capital tonight K of GC to Hold Reunion at Pen Mar The seventh annual reunion of the Knights of Columbus of Maryland and the District of Columbia will be held at Pen Mar Thursday August 23

Washington General Committee of Army and Naval Chaplains Federal Council of Churches Harding Associated Press Des Moines Iowa A. B. Cummins Senate United States National Capital

Cummins Succeeds Coolidge as Senate Pro Tempore President

A. B. Cummins of Inova rises to president pro tempore of the U. S. Senate, replacing Calvin Coolidge in the senior leadership post. The move marks Cummins as the new head of the upper chamber’s presiding officer slate.

A. B Cummins Inova U. S. Senate Calvin Coolidge

Special memorial services for President Harding held locally

Frederick churches join nationwide tribute to the late President on Sunday. Special prayers for Mrs. Harding and President Coolidge will be offered at United Brethren services. Harp will speak in the Sunday school room at 10:30 AM. Rev John William Fisher will preach and pray for Mrs. Harding in the morning service.

Harding Frederick Coolidge United Brethren Church Reno Harp John William Fisher Mr Fisher Mra. Harding

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