Nation Mourns Harding With Nationwide Minute of Silence
United States observes a moment of silence for the late president with cities and towns pausing their daily routines. Citizens of all ages bow their heads as the flag and ceremonial rites mark the moment when Harding’s remains were placed in the crypt at Marion. The nationwide pause affected traffic, commerce, and communication as the vast machinery of modern life hushed briefly.
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United Press
Nework
United States
Lfe
Warren Ge
Harding
Marton
Harding Would Have Worked Fervently for Unity of Churches
Lawrence Martin reports Warren Harding valued church unity and opposed sectarian rivalries. He saw Metlakatla as a microcosm of national divides and urged Christians to abandon denominational lines for world brotherhood and stronger morality.
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Harding
Lawrence Martin
United Press
Marion
Warren Harding
America
Metlakatla
Boxer
Templars
Hollywood
Teligion
Ifea
Charges unfounded says brother in law in Minnesota
Walter Christiansen, brother in law of Roy Borie, claims Chicago authorities pursued Umbrella Mike Borie but that St Paul police shielded him. Borie, wanted in Cook County for relations to Gov Len Small scandal, disappeared over three weeks ago after James H McQueeny’s bungling work and a contempt sentence for Helen Bend.
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United Press
SigzPaul
Minn
St.Paul
Mike" Borie
Chicago
Walter Christiansen
Roy
James H. McQueeny
Boyle
Wald jChristianeen
Borle
Cook County
Len Small
Hel Wen
Dixie Mourns Leader as Harding Death Unites Nation
In a somber nationwide gesture the South joins the North in grief over Warren G Harding's death. Commerce halted across states from Virginia to Florida as communities honor a president viewed as a republic’s leader rather than a partisan figure. The day becomes a quiet holiday with widespread tributes.
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Associated Preas
Atlanta
North
Southland
Dixis Bowen
Dean
Virginia
Carolinas
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
Florida
Republic
South
Chin
Harding
Unique Honor Planned With Pale Face Brother
Five thousand Pal Indians will honor Rev. Dr. Edward Ashley in South Dakota on August 12 marking his fiftieth year as a missionary. Ashley, ally of Roosevelt and Custer, survived the 1876 treaty framers and witnessed the Custer massacre aftermath including Wounded Knee.
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New York
South Dakota
Edward Ashley
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Custer
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Yong Hne
Tana
Amon
Ashley
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Tittle Big Horn
Wounded Knee
Als
Fascisti Satisfied Says Membership Exceeds One Mile More
A fascist council meeting in Rome issued a brief communique declaring broad satisfaction with the fare position and asserting its adherents now number more than a mile, reflecting growing influence amid wartime unrest.
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Rome
Fraud Facisti Council
Sat
Home Folks Pay Tribute to Harding in Marion
The Marion community held a simple home funeral for Warren G. Harding with crowds filing past the president’s bier at his father’s home. A procession to the cemetery followed and included officials, clergy, and mourners from across the nation in a quiet, civic tribute.
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Warren G. Harding
United States
Washington
Union
George T. Harding
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Warren Harding
Ceemetery
George M. Landis
Jesse Swank
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Daugherty
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Denby
Work
Weallace
Fanver
Cummins
Fem
Senate
Fovernor Danaher
Ohis
Secra
Sa T
Charles Harding
Mary Elizabeth Harding
Heber Votan
Remeberg
George van Fleet
Eakles
RPS
Memorial services for Warren G Harding abroad
United Press reports global tribute to President Harding with American soldiers and civilians in Paris, London, Berlin, and Constantinople. Officials, diplomats, and representatives from multiple nations attended ceremonies as Americans abroad joined in mourning. Major Davis of the Red Cross and a missionary delivered memorial remarks.
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United Press
Paris
France
America
Warren’ G. Harding
Place de la Concorde
Slarion
Continent
London
Harding
Westminster Abbey
Major Davis
American Red Cross
Jar. Huan
Four Fall From Giant's Needle In Alpine Plunge
Four climbers two of them guides slipped into the void above Chamonix today while ascending the Giant’s Needle. Rescue teams and authorities coordinated attempts to locate and recover the missing climbers as weather hindered operations.
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Associated Press
Chamonix
France
Bronze Tablet to Memorialize Northern Explorers
A bronze tablet will honor 146 U S Army officers and men of the 1881 Jeannette Expedition, commemorating their Arctic sacrifice in Ellesmere Island region. It marks a remote site 409 miles south of the northernmost reach, amid two relief efforts and late 19th century rescue attempts.
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Washington
Donalds MarMiltian
Sea Fields
United States Army
Firertey
United States
Grassey
Courts Debate Printing News To Influence Juries
Federal judge warns against publishing news that might prejudice jurors in high profile cases. The exchange centers on whether courts can compel newspapers to withhold reports to protect veniremen and jurors from pretrial bias while preserving press rights. The defense cites accuracy and public right to news amid courtroom controversy.
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Wio
Walter Hard
Eivening Telegram
Tailay
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Vietor
Arnald
Dias
Albania Tranquil Declares Traveler Reports From Balkans
An official adviser to the Albanian government asserts Albania is tranquil with public security markedly good. He claims the nation remains orderly, promising development and attracting foreign capital while avoiding exploitation.
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Pirank
Albania
WF. Stirling
Rae
Beiriing Deedarex
Balkan
Estimation of Viewers at President Harding's Funeral
crowds in Marion Ohio viewed the president's remains as army officers estimate about 20 060 people attended the wake. Officials expect total turnout to rise to around 46 906 by day’s end surpassing the city’s population.
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Marion
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Harding
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Heads Shoe Retailers Elect New Officers
Milwaukee based Shoe Retailers association names Richard Sager as president and View president as part of the executive team. William Gieue Madison and W. F. Schurmacher Madison serve as officers with Harry Lucas Milwaukee as secretary treasurer. Three directors named are A. B. Gaspari William Schlaser and A. J. Jenkins all of Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Richard Sager
Green Ray
Haadeen
Exeodiation
View
Wiliam Gieue
Wisconsin
W. FF. Schurmacher
Madison
Harry Lucas
A. B. Gaspari
Willém ©. Schlaser
A. J. Jenkins
Fearful mother poisons her infant in home tragedy
A 3 week old baby died after the mother Ella Ronson 20 in Minnesota ingested poison in fear of facing the world. The mother survived with injuries and spoke to her mother Mrs Christine Uegson saying goodbye.
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Aula
Dudae Blanski
Mai
Pawlak
Ace
United Fress
Minneapolia
Mion
Ella Ronson
Norweerhin
Christine Uegson
Cities of the state observe funeral day
Wisconsin cities halted business as citizens honored President Harding with memorial services. Milwaukee closed banks and stores at noon, weighed by proclamations from mayors, while sirens marked interment time. Several towns including Janesville Racine Madison and Oshkosh joined in observances.
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Miwarkeeo
Wisconsin
Harding
Thelon
Minsl
Courte
Milwaukee
Bae Soulation
Janesville
Kenosha
Oshkosh
Rafoi
Fond du Fact
Shebayeda
iGreen Hay
Racine
Madison
la Crosse
Superior
Waaraan
American Wage Earners Prosperity Surpasses 1920 Levels
A National Industrial Conference Board report says American wage earners enjoy higher real wages in mid 1920s than the 1920 peak. It notes wage gains outpaced living costs and that prewar conditions show workers better off in May 1923 than in May 1920, despite cost of living rises.
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New York
National Industrial Conference
Indust Theynventiy Atork
Baselon
Planta
Nme Carier
Cable from Foch to Knights of Columbus
A cable from Marshal Foch of France praises the Knights of Columbus for wartime veterans work. Supreme Knight James A. Flaherty read the message at the Knights International convention session.
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FOCH
Knights OF Columbus
Associated Press
R Monteesi
Marshal Foch
France
Ghodane Close and Panic Grip Berlin Labor Strikes
Reports from Berlin today describe widespread labor unrest as workers at Hainborn and Borsig Siemens plants walk out. Police monitor protests across the city while unions demand gold marks pay and the resignation of Chancellor Cuno amid wage shortages and payroll delays.
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Siemens
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Salute of 21 Guns Honors Late President at Camp Douglas
Camp Douglas Wisconsin marks a twenty one gun salute by Wisconsin National Guard artillery in honor of the late President. The ceremony pays tribute as governors review troops and inspect guards. Weather and regional forecasts follow with cooler tonight and scattered thundershowers in the west.
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Wisconsin National Suara Artillery
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