Harding Borne Over The Road By Which He Cre As Victor
A report of Warren G Harding's funeral procession, detailing Pershing leading the escort, the crowd along the route, and the nation paying tribute. It notes the crossing from White House to Capitol, the brief ceremony beneath the dome, and the involvement of former presidents Wilson and Taft, with President Coolidge awaiting his duties.
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Harding
Victor
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Warren Harding
Capitol
Pershing
White House
Washington
al House
Wilson
Coolidge
Justce Taft
Taft
Retailers Urged to Aid Diversified Farming Efforts
Curtis M Johnson president of the Minnesota state fair spoke to the interstate merchants council urging retailers to cooperate with farmers. He called for diversified farming increased dairy production and cooperative marketing to help farmers solve problems in a businesslike way.
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United Press
Chicago
Curtis M. Johnson
Interstate Merchants’ Council
Funeral rites place president’s body atop historic catafalque
Under the Capitol dome in Washington a funeral service for the late president was held as the casket rested on the Lincoln Garfield McKinley unknown soldier catafalque. Mrs Harding and President Coolidge led mourners while officials filed by for a last look, the crowd strained in the heat.
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Harding
Rotunda
Great Dome
Tol
Lawrence Martin
United Press
Capitol
Washington, D. C
Es Capitol
Lincoln
Garfield
McKinley
Coolidge
East Capital Street
Eya
Legion
Robert B. Lea
Proposal to curb Supreme Court powers at American Bar Assn meet
Minneapolis discussion centers on legislation to curb the Supreme Court power to declare acts of Congress unconstitutional. The issue is listed as a key question at the annual convention of the American Bar Association, August 29 to 31, per secretary John Junell.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
United States Supreme Court
American Bar Associa
John Junell
Laddie Boy Mourns Lost Master At White House
Washington mourns as Laddie Boy, the president’s dog, laments the death of his master. The casket lies in a flag draped room of the White House while Charlie Patton, the veteran caretaker, recalls the president’s passing amid solemn events.
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Laddie
Washington, D. C
Laddie Boy
White House
New Oshkosh Postmaster Named Acting Leader
Special to The Northwestern reports Ernest G. Schlerf will serve as acting postmaster of Oshkosh until Congress meets in December when President Coolidge will nominate him for the full post. Schlerf, pastor of the New York Avenue Lutheran Church since 1901, resides at 22 Oakland Avenue with his wife and three children.
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Washington,d. C
General New
Fiorian Lamport
Ernest G. Schlerf
Oshkosh
Schlerf
Congress
Coolidge
New York Avenue
Schlert
Yetuin
Oakland l Avenue
Heat Strikes Marines and Crowd at Harding Funeral
During President Harding's funeral procession in Washington DC, 125 marines, 50 school children, 5 soldiers, and 6 civilians were overcome by the heat. Many were hospitalized or treated at home as scores more collapsed in the sun. Marine casualties led to their removal to Union Station for transport back to Quantico.
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Washington
Arlted Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
Union Station
Quantico,a
Fifth Regiment
Home of Bernhardt to Be Dance Hall
The late Sarah Bernhardt’s estate sells a property including a farm an old fort and rocky shore front for about 26000. The buyer plans a summer hotel with a jazz band and dancing on the first floor before the season ends.
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Bernhardt
Assacisted Press
Sarah Bernhardit
Impossible to Negotiate With France Says Cuno
Berlin dispatch reports Chancellor Cuno declares in the reichstag that negotiation with France is impossible under current circumstances. He asserts passive resistance in the Ruhr will continue until France presents terms.
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Germany
France
Tinkted Press
Berlin
Cuno Ds
Reichstag
Ruhr
Miss Wall Eliminates Opponent At Tourrey
In Madison Miss Virginia Gittens Wisconsin champion was eliminated in the championship flight by Mrs F Cleophas Beloit with four to play. Bernies Wall Oshkosh defeated Ruth Landauer Milwaukee six up and four to pin.
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Associated Press
Madison
Virginia Gittens
Wisconsin
F. Cleophas
Beloit
Bernies Wall
Oshkosh
Ruth Landauer
Milwaukee
Cotton raising in New South Wales shows success
Experiments in cotton growing in New South Wales have doubled the anticipated acreage for next year. The northern Australian districts yield higher quality and price, with about one cent more per pound and prolific yields. Estimated next year acreage reaches 35,005 acres as English spinners seek empire grown cotton.
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Associated Pr
S. W
New South Wales
North Australian
Bonaibo
Aie
Whitfield Verdict In Murder Of Patrolman Griffin
John L. Whitfield found guilty of first degree murder in the shooting of Patrolman Dennis Griffin on May 11 in Cleveland. Judge Phillips imposed life imprisonment. Jurors resumed deliberations after an initial deadlock suggested potential death penalty.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
John L. Whitfield
Phillips
Dennis Giffin
Whitfield
Ohio ‘Penitentiary
Dennis Griffin
Sp. m
USC President Sounds Alarm Over National Intelligence
Dr J Yon Klein Smid, president of the University of Southern California, told summer session students that about 90 percent of Americans fall below the accepted intelligence standard and only 4 million are above it. He warned the number below is rising, while those above may shrink.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Calif
United States
J.‘ Yon. Klein Smid
University of Southern California
von KieinSmid
Deaf to Have Church in City Temple Dedication
Chicago's mute community of about 2000 deaf residents will gain a permanent church home with the dedication of the new City Temple. Reverend Philp J. Hasensrath, pastor, says the project will provide worship space and outreach for the deaf population.
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Associated Press
Chicago
New City
Philp
J. Hasensrath
Never Criticized Late President A L Bradford
Washington dispatch describes an erratic scene as travelers and officials recall President Warren G Harding and former President Woodrow Wilson. The piece notes Harding’s funeral and Grayson’s escort, reflecting on the era’s political intensity and pressure to critique the late president.
Strange Love Affair Ties to Battle Creek Killings
Police investigate a jealous motive in the double homicide of Mrs. B. H. Stewart and Mrs. Ela Wells in Battle Creek with John L Wells dead by suicide. Bodies found in bushes ten miles from the city after Wells allegedly shot his wife and then killed himself. Mrs. Stewart was last seen leaving her home in a car with an elderly man. Wells had moved to the area two years ago.
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Kenny Sioux
Falls
Gure
Ferguson
Griffin
Fergus
Het
Terguson
Battle Creek
Mich
B. H. Stewart
Ela Wells
John EL. Wells
Wells
Pioneering Mystery of Mimbees Valley Pottery
Washington newspaper reports Smithsonian archaeologists revisited Mimbees Valley New Mexico finds from 1913. The superb pottery features life like figures of men animals birds and insects with geometric designs. The sites under ruins were undermined by commercial looting, risking loss to science.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Mimbees Valley
New Mexico
Walter Fawkes
A U of American Ethnology
Smithsonian Institution
North America
National Museum
One of Tallest Churches in World Chicago Temple Opens
The new Chicago temple projected by the Methodist church will cost about 2? million. It rises at a prominent intersection near two of the world’s tallest structures and is slated for occupancy when the Rock River Conference of the North Illinois convenes. The total value approaches 4? million, including the land.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Methodist Rpssessrathueet
Rock River Conference of
North
Tinois
Fen
Open air libraries set up in Buenos Aires parks
City authorities will establish white tent libraries in parks across Buenos Aires. Shelves, hanging roof, and caretakers will allow readers to examine and borrow books in an outdoor reading program aimed at expanding access to literature.
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Buenos
Buenos Aires
Luxuries Surge in January. Prem Records Show Gems Perfume Cos
In January the market saw a rise in luxury goods with major firms and precious stones recording strong perfumery and cosmetics sales. The data highlights notable activity from leading jewelry houses and fragrance brands amid steady consumer demand.
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Cus
C & N W Railway Announces Two Appointments
Unite Chicago agent announces Aug 1 changes John L Ferguson becomes assistant to passenger traffic manager Norris Leahy named general passenger agent Ferguson previously served as general passenger agent Leahy formerly assistant general passenger agent
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Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
John L. Ferguson
Norris BR
Leahy
Ferguson
Mr. Leahy
Bully Stabs Boy Knight In Anaffrr Injures Dan Kleaser
Dan Kleaser ten years old is stabbed with a knife after a confrontation with four youths. A lung puncture leaves him seriously injured. he is removed to a hospital as detectives search for the assailant. He vows to fight back when he recovers.
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Ludille
Dan
Corfronted
Sorom
Suggestions For Business Women From New York Note
New York businesswoman Mrs. Alice Foote MacDougall advises women to dress comfortably without harming their sex and to take correction without weeping. She predicts women will run business within a century and urges simple rites to hasten progress, including discussing abstract questions and saying no at the right time.
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Associated Press
New York
Alice Foote Machougall
MacDougall
Trotsky Emerges as Foremost Figure in Soviet Russia
Moscow reports Premier Lenin's weakened state opens space for Leon Trotsky to rise as the key leader. The article notes Trotsky’s control over party, state, and labor policies, while contrasting his influence with Lenin and describing Soviet work conditions under the Labor Code.
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Vby
Associated Press
Moscow
Lenin
Rene
Leon Frotzky
Soviet Russia
Geme
Seview
Marion Funeral Details At Dr Harding Home
The body of Dr George T Harding is to lie in state at his home and viewing will be available Thursday evening. A funeral service will be held Friday at 2 pm on East Center Street, followed by interment in Marion Cemetery with services at the receiving vault. Mrs Hareley leaves for Washington Friday evening.
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United Press
Marion
George T. Harding
Harding
Frida Funeral
Holiday Declared In Memory of Harding
United Press reports a day of mourning men to halt national activity. Government offices banks and theaters to close. Memorial services planned nationwide as the country observes President Harding’s death. Miners union calls for a nationwide suspension of work Friday.
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Washington,d. C
Arisco
Warre Harding
United States
Sninaenchunett
Nébraska
New Jérsey
Activries
Bath
Etec Performanrea
Trama
Caunir
Philadelphia
Countrymen Honor Harding Silent Procession at Capitol
Washington D C crowds gathered in the austere chamber beneath the dome to honor Warren G Harding as funeral ceremonies concluded. Officials estimated a rate of 900 past the catafalque hourly with men women and children from all walks of life filing by in solemn silence.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Warren
Harding
Catafalque
Capitol
Solem
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