Indiana Republicans to send editors to Harding funeral
Indianapolis August 8 Indiana Republican editors will pay a formal tribute to President Harding by attending his Marion Ohio funeral. The Indiana Republican Editorial Association will be represented by a committee led by George D Lindsay with members M W Pershing A M Smith J A Kautz Fred A Miller E H Harris and George W Patchell. They will meet in Marion to formally represent the association.
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Harding
Marion
Ohio
Marion Star
George D. Lindsay
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
M. W. Pershing
A. M. Smith
J. A. Kautz
Fred A. Miller
E. H. Harris
Indiana Republicans to Marion by night train
Frederick E. Schortemeier reports many Indiana men and women plan to travel to Marion. The Thursday night train from Indiana is expected to carry a large group of supporters to the event.
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Frederick E. Schortemeier
Republican State Committee
Marion
Indiana
Friends State Session near Pendleton to convene in August
Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends gathers at Spring Valley with attendees from Philadelphia Morristown Baltimore Chicago Illinois and others. Four days of sessions include worship business meetings and a notable Young Friends Movement program.
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Indiana Yearly Meeting
Pendleton
Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends
Friends Meeting House
Spring Valley
J. Barnard Walton
Alice Knight
Margaret Chandler
Eleanor Bayne
Philadelphia
Nathan Thorn
Morristown
N. J
Walker
Grace Bond
Baltimore
Janette Flitcraft Stetson
Chicago
Ruth Bumgarner
Illinois
Fall Creek
Advancement Committee
Society of Friends
Clarence Pickett
Friends
Waynesville
Friends Home
Richmond
Young Friends Movement
Friends Service Committee
A. Curtis Tomlinson
Trustees of
Benevolent Fund
Proclamation of Mourning for President Harding’s Death
President Calvin Coolidge declares Friday August 10 a day of national mourning and prayer after the death of President Harding. The White House issues orders to close executive departments after August 7 and to observe flags at half mast until September 3, with no official entertainment until December 1, 1923.
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Washington
United States
Calvin Coolidge
Warren G. Harding
Marion
Amelia
State Department
State Hughes
Hughes
Blind Man Heads Topeka City Beautification Drive
A. E. Van Petten, newly elected president of Topeka Chamber of Commerce, launches a beautification campaign despite being totally blind for 14 years. The plan creates ward and precinct committees and includes school children with pledges to protect lawns and avoid picking flowers.
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Topeka
Kans
A. E. van Petten
Chamber of Commerce
van Petten
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