Harding Funeral Train On Way West Stops a Baltimore
The Associated Press reports Warren G. Harding's funeral train travels from Washington to Marion. In Baltimore crowds line bridges and embankments while rain falls as guards, officials, and mourners honor the late president. Mrs. Harding leads the cortege with unwavering dignity.
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Chicago
Handy Band Concert Ends Early After Intermission Walkout
At the City Opera House the W. C. Handy band faced a disturbance as audience members protested after the intermission and left the theater. Walter H. Decker, the manager, announced the program would continue as scheduled and the remaining numbers were performed to the director Handy's satisfaction.
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Jazzy concert features Sara Martin at home with players
The Jazzy music drew an attentive audience as players performed at home. Sara Martin, a colored phonograph star, provided singing selections enhancing the program.
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One Killed In Zinc Company Strike Today
One man was shot and seriously wounded during a clash at the American Zinc Company plant entrance. Three deputy sheriffs were badly beaten as strikers fought them this morning. The incident occurred near the plant in Hillsboro Illinois.
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Mrs Kepner's Death Hearings Reveal Affairs Far From Ideal
Testimony details Kepner relationship with Miss Ricketts and Miss Tucker, with rides to Baltimore and Hagerstown. Witnesses say no improper acts occurred, though gifts and trips sparked questions. Family friends and church workers testify about Kepner's wife and Kepner’s statements on her mood and possible self harm.
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Hagerstown
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Tue Houck
Foreman of Blizzard jury indicted for bribery
Har rah, foreman of the Blizzard jury, indicted on two counts of bribery by a Greenbrier County grand jury. The jury had been discharged after failing to reach a verdict in the William Blizzard mining union official trial.
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Associated Press
Lewisburg
W. Va
Harrah
William Blizzard
Greenbrier County
S. H. Sharp
New Seaplane Record Set at Philadelphia Navy Yard
A seaplane speed record was established at Philadelphia Navy Yard as Lieut. A. W. Gorton of Providence Rhode Island flew the Delaware river course at 177.5 miles per hour. The prior record of 175 mph was set at Port Washington Long Island by Lieut. R Irvine.
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