Harding Narrowly Faces Republican renomination Moon
The Associated Press reports that President Harding faced a fraught path to re nomination as party factions realigned toward a potential contest at the national convention next year. Despite discouragement in early term and urging from allies, advisers pushed a decision to run on the Administration record.
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Washington, D.D.C
Harding
Johnson
California
Borab
Idaho
Ba .Foliette
Wisconsin
Bireesel
Republican Party
Public utterance of Harding pleads for more religion
The last public remarks of President Harding urged a return to faith and spiritual guidance. In a California stop his cross country tour stressed a broader religious influence in national life and personal conduct, calling for reverence for God and unity beyond sectarian lines.
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San
California
George Techristian
Warding
Jess
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Government offices close for mourning in Washington
Amid a period of mourning for President Harding, all government departments in Washington are ordered closed for the remainder of the day. An earlier precedent from Secretary Hay during President McKinley’s death is cited, with a subsequent order expected to close departments for about three days during the funeral period next week.
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Associated Dress
Washington
Dimelock
Lushes
Washinggton
Tne
Harding
Hay
McKin
Open verdict on death of Amin leaves questions
A Chicago coroner could not determine whether Irwin R. Nyga of Janesville Wisconsin died accidentally or by other causes after falling from a nineteenth floor. His body was shipped to Janesville for burial with funeral services planned Saturday at Hortonville Baptist Church at 3 PM.
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Janesville
Chicago
Associated Press
Wis
Northwestern
Tanesville
Federal Judge Denies Liquor Return Petition
Associated Press reports Judge John F. Hazel denied a petition seeking the return of liquor seized in a raid by prohibition enforcement agents. The search warrant involved was later deemed invalid, affecting the case's outcome.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
John FR. Hazel
Prohibition Enforcement
Tributes to Harding From Far and Wide
Associated Press reports quickly spread condolences from world leaders and dignitaries after President Harding’s death. Taft praised his legacy, while figures including Poincare, the Prince of Wales, Queen Mother Alexandra, King George, and Wilson issued messages of sympathy.
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Murry Ray
Harding
Wiliam Howard Taft
Paris
Poincare Inday
S Milierand
Contidae
Poincare
Andraw
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Can
Treasury
Herrick
Harding Brother Says President Had Premonition
Dr George T Harding the president's brother testified that Warren G Harding sensed danger and was arranging his affairs shortly before the western trip, supporting claims of a premonition of death. The remarks were reported by The Marion Star.
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United Press
Marion
George. T. Harding
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President's death caps a string of trip calamities
The article recounts a sequence of disasters during a trip with President Harding. It notes a Denver accident that killed three health figures and an intimate party member, a threatened illness of Mrs. Harding in Fairbanks, Alaska, and a near catastrophic collision between the navy transport Henderson and the cruiser Zeillen returning from Sitka, all shadowing the journey.
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Associated Press
San Frantinco
Washington
Harding
Denver
P. Sons
Bedr Creek Canyon
Sarrogs
Fairbanks
Alaska
Navy
Henderson
New Chief of United States On Way To Take Up Duties
President Coolidge travels from Rutland Vermont to Washington to assume duties. He plans a rest at home with his wife and two sons before taking the oath and beginning Supreme Executive responsibilities.
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United States
Troy
Coolidge
Washington
Harding
UY United Ress
Rutland
Considke
Redfield Proctor
Vermont
Percival XY. Clement
Plymouth
Calvin’ Coolidge
White
Jana
Gree
Buplington
John
Camp Indalvin
Eneland
Cal Coolidge
Tobie
Wash“Engton
Supreme Executive
Presley Harding
Hardin
Creed of Harding Portrayed in Marion Star
Marion editor Fred Kraner recalls Warren Harding and notes a solemn Marion Star page edition after the president's death. Senator Johnson says the nation faces an irreparable loss as Americans mourn the late leader.
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Stafe
Johnson
United Press
Fred Kraner
Oporta
Warren Harting
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Mrs Harding Not Broken Down Directs Party Affairs
Mrs Harding, though greatly shocked by her husband’s death, arose early after a short sleep and directed all party affairs, ensuring welfare of the party.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Calif
Harding
Martial Law in Hungary Owing to Engineers Strike
A distorted report notes Hungary under martial law amid a strike by railroad engineers. The cabinet argued wage increases were needed, with figures showing substantial doubling of pay, and the situation remained unsettled as of Wednesday.
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Hungary
Hes Lee
Harding Collapse Attributed To Work Pressure
Reported remarks by Secretary Hoover defend President Harding’s collapse as the result of strenuous toil and devoted service. The dispatch, from San Francisco, frames the incident as a testament to his unselfish leadership and steadfast dedication.
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Asanylated Press
San Francisco
Calif
Harding
Pope Pius Grieves for America Loss
Rome reports Pope Pius expressed deep grief for America over the loss of one of its best sons and directed his secretary to convey heartfelt sympathy and condolences to the nation.
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Ansociated Press
Rome
Pere Pius
América
Pont
Serene Gasparri
Papal
Mate
Washington wakes to realization of dead president
Washington awoke to the realization that President Warren G Harding lay dead in San Francisco. The shock reached all levels of society as officials and citizens absorbed the news after late papers. Cal Coolidge, sworn in as cabinet member, prepared to assume duties as the nation faced a sudden transition.
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Wilson
Harding
San Francisco
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Body to be moved to White House before lying in state
Report describes the plan to transport the chief's body to the White House before lying in state. It notes precedents with Presidents Lincoln and McKinley and mentions the presence of the State Department's Swire lley Gresham and other officials. The scene includes crowds and ceremonial decorations as the body is placed on view.
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White House
Washington
Valle
Diplomatic Corps
Incein
Silder
Stra
Dreroia
Death of President Harding
The report recalls President Warren G. Harding’s death and the sudden loss that stunned the nation. It notes the shock to leadership as he prepared to take office and the impact on U.S. government and world affairs.
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Harding
Cabinet Edicts to Accept Goolidge Wishes and Retain Portfolios
Ambiguous notes suggest a cabinet under President Canlidge will accept Goolidge wishes and retain current portfolios as a formality. Details are unclear due to garbled text but imply a smooth handover with possible changes to follow after confirmation.
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Calif
Monbie
Hacding
Che Op
Canlidge
Mer
Celine
Hawawept
Trial of Whitfield Put Over to Monday
Associated Press reports the Whitfield murder trial in Cleveland is postponed to Monday due to undeclared issues. The case involves the death of a local individual and details remain sparse as proceedings are rescheduled.
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Capitol probe proposal sparks charges and defense
Madison letters reveal H J Severson responds to pressure for proof of recharges amid two senate investigations. He rejects requests for information on alleged gynecological abuses at the capitol and accuses lobbying efforts of forcing scrutiny. A special session and resolution to investigate the actions of state officials are discussed amid a public scandal.
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H. J. Severson
Codart
Goverfor Laine
Capitol
Yasdf
Senate
Yay
Cuc
Joan Towish
Death at Preside: the Barding at the re time
A garbled note reports a death at a preside event with scattered phrases including special grief and a statement from an unnamed United Press correspondent. The fragmentary text also mentions a person named Mavdlig and unclear timing.
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United
Confused Debate Over Vice Presidency After Harding Death
Washington observers wrestle with procedure for filling the vice presidency after President Harding’s death. With no immediate successor, the president pro tempore of the Senate would act as vice president until the next regular elections. Senators and lawmakers weigh the possibility of a special session and new cabinet actions.
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Harding
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Coolidge
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Tas
Senate
Coole Lidee
Tvice
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Iniwa
Curtis
Kansas
Unsettled Weekend Weather Across Minnesota and Dakota
Forecasters report fresh showers and passing thunderstorms spreading across eastern Minnesota and western Wisconsin with lingering south and central South Dakota activity. Locally unsettled conditions expected tonight with scattered thunder, then a trend toward generally fair Saturday in southern and western locales.
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