President Harding Dies In San Francisco Palace Collapse
The article recounts President Warren G. Harding’s sudden collapse and death in San Francisco. It notes doctors and officials rushing to aid, Gen Pershing arriving, and the final declaration that Harding died of a stroke after a brief illness. Mrs Harding and family were present. witnesses describe the palace scene and medical efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Harding
Ruth Lowderly
Sue Cruiser
Herding
Gma
Ani
Continental
Galted
Horiing
Euryider
Beatie
Cisnet
John J. Pershing
San Firaz
Hoowe
Pershing
Banyper
Heporia
Heene
Huth Penderley
Hardings Dukes
Leung
Wallen
Blyuck
Unclear historical obituary fragment from Marion area
Fragmentary notice reports a death and condolences connected to a prominent local family. Names and exact relations are obscured by garbled OCR, but reference appears to involve a father figure and a president or head of a household, with mentions of illness and death proceeding to public acknowledgment in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Vin Wits
Iin Inteetor
Mont
Agri
Soltirat
Hoover
Department of Doys
Prereky
Washington
Spokane
Ion
Ollie No- Hood
Yosemite
Ursa
Sketch of President Warren Harding Life Sketch
A fragmented, OCR derived sketch chronicles Warren G. Harding from Marion to the White House. It details his early career in Marion Star publishing, bank and business ties, political rise, and 1920 campaign, mentioning his leadership roles, policy attitudes, interwar diplomacy efforts, and travels, with emphasis on his public image and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding Wan
Marion
Ceveral
Teinity Baptist Eburette
Prinenes
Chida
Jonny Warift
United States
Wong Hing
Kaliee
Liedieg
Fuarene
Interencianas
Wich
Ibn Buspiece
Te Lengua of Nations
Mumia Leuters
Farmer
Saul Neely
Fragmented 19th century notice with scattered details
Partial OCR text reports on local matters including road works, irrigation, public spending, and a state university event. It mentions the Belt Telephone System, a water proof cement pan project, and various community personnel and places, but many names are garbled. The overall tone resembles a late era civic roundup with scattered figures and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawes
Alebhedy Chareord Courily
Amun Seni
Cremog
George Wonge
Synra
Tyne Dawn
J.T. Willicam
Witenes
Vaytor
Alex Dencay
Tha
Tay
Uranilore
Arances
al Conrad
Ontirday
Ray Tudd
Oate Otho Farm
State University of
Ton
Sucess
Lernige
Auiitenta
Taslish
ALG
Jina
Don Meyers
Thesa Utalia
al Thinros
Ihway Coramiskim Power Ca
eoMittos
Hastile
Accordiie
Atileinig
Corverter
Lie
Aaipe Artek Nut
Tata Company
Tertty
Dea Moines
Mictila
Audilor
the Orient
Trigent Meade
Pais Yangles
Ashe Bonus & Bou
Teu Jans
Cini
BCE
Milton
Staten
Aerlieniian
Ani
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Pres
Pioaldeitt
Cnina
George T. Narding
Sa InoRe Jiroatrate
Fly Bon
Os Koon
de Hastluy
Netewe
Bhoyay Bitur
Evavilae
Warren
Daiduig
Uae
Dihind Studs
Wis
Carin
Ontelde
Biworathys Heate
Ola Wewis
Descourtet
Aimortean
Uodind Duteb
Tia Yawe
Ohio
D&o
Ora
Witage
Mueton
Warren Guathinny
Galiting
Marion Star
Olti¢N
Aij
Elven
Murdligg Iid
Uies Wien
White House
Hlovgl
Wlwaya
Aidld Ley
Utp
Mutsaatnilists Tentiae
Wastington
Opin
Linc
Elin
Toby
Japan
Magies
Ehetraing
Massyelusatts
Crulerwdad
Alabamn
Great Briain
France
Ua’ nVlivont & Coftiinty
Motlthe Wall
Worinca
oUliox Sud
Contieut
Austen Letty
Orleans Uiaanet
Hla Rite
Aspubiens Peper
Ka Attale- Aleuts Brugger
Che
Onn Senate
Atte
Inlios States Senate
Wnt
Legdorg
Republican Party
Lahe
Chicago Colkeuw
Edrapmlyn
Ameren Partiey
Patlea
League of
Nictlons
Domes M. Gos
Marcel
Siiiriud
Hondutson
Jha
Alaskate Hetp
Alana Teysent
Aig Borigtl
New Rovotamne
Amd
Tuncan
WML
Tintin
Telliig
Keattie
V. Jones
Enon
Pren
Re Verren G
Suepdol
Jovésit
Hilu
Gophone
Anies Hoy
Frank Careek
Pouapeor
Marie Clarki
Heliller
Ston
Frances
Gervica
Maree Olock
Freddy Frances
Mra
Muirdiushand
Hie
Buon
Ria
Fermovedt da Jull
Hestores
Masaullatty
Emily Salt
Westbreots
Arclya
Fredy Petaces
Wietele
Monty
Tusines
Sreer
Foller
Esther Pain
Ina
Iden
Onan
Mel
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