Sugar price drops and varied crop reports sweep Utah
Telegraphic items report a 50 cent cane sugar drop and an 830 beet sugar price in Utah with San Francisco pricing plus tretehe. Agriculture meetings in Logan attract 250 delegates as Governor Mabey pledges state support. other items note bank failures, a fatal train collision, naval destroyer damage, indictments in New York, and floods near Baltimore.
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Utah Idaho Sugar Company
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Utah
Conference On Agriculture
Logan
Elmer G. Peterson
Utah Agricultural College
Anl
Charles St. Matey
Mabey
Peace efforts and political turmoil across China and US
Reports from a turbulent period outline Yuang-Hung’s flight and resignation, Sun Yat Sen’s approval of peace proposals, Mrs. Hearst rejecting a Congress bid, and President Harding's health issues delaying trips. also notes political moves in Alabama, bank robbery confession in Omaha, Manila mayoral change, naval exchanges in China, industrial strikes, and wartime anniversary demonstrations.
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L Yuang-Hung
China
Prentain
Robert Ho-Tung
Sun Yat Sen
Pln
Calvin Coolidge and Harding Legacy in Early American Politics
The article traces Calvin Coolidge's emergence as a respected Massachusetts governor and his ascent to national prominence noted for independence and honesty. It recounts Harding’s rise from local farming to politics, his oratory shaping a presidential trajectory, and ends with Salt Lake dispatch about Governor Mabey named to join American Legion delegation at Harding's funeral.
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Ae Coolidge
White House
Calvin Coolidge
Senator Coolidge
Salt Lake
Mabey
Alvin M. Owsley
The
American Legion
Legion
Harding
Mrs Coolidge Popular First Lady of the Land
Washington reports Mrs Calvin Coolidge as youthful cheerful and friendly the new first lady of the United States regarded as the youngest since Mrs Grover Cleveland she enjoys society and dancing and is seen as a bright presence in national life
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Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts Senate Leader and Utilities Reform Pioneer
The article recalls a Massachusetts legislator who chaired railroads and shaped public service reform. He authored a landmark bill creating state control of utilities financing and operations, passing despite strong corporate pushback. He was reelected and served as senate president, noted for memorable inaugural speeches.
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House
Massachusetts
Nancing
Senate
Coolidge Assured of Support by Utah Republican Club
O R Dibblee, president of the Young Men’s Republican club, wired confidence to President Coolidge in Salt Lake City. He said he called many club members by telephone and all agreed with his plan. The group voiced deep regret over President Harding’s death and the loss of the party leader.
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Harding
M Successful
Ita
Ohio
Anyvent
Republican Party
Republican County Committee
Martel
Marion
Scotiatown
United States
McKinley
Foraker
White House
Salt Lake
Coolidge
O. R. Dibblee
Young Men's Republican Club
Dibblee
Dibble
Sidelights on President Harding
The grainy reminiscence traces Warren Harding from boyhood on Ohio farms to editing the Marion Star. It notes his early schooling, work to fund studies, and apprenticeship in journalism, highlighting Mrs. Harding’s role in building the paper’s circulation and community influence.
Bees ot ie i 2 hal alah aia
Beekeeper reports unusual hive activity as a swarm gathers near the apiary. Local observers note rapid movement and humming sounds around the trellis while residents monitor for potential Queen activity. No injuries or property damage reported.
Harding Administration Highlights
Washington reports review the Harding era notable acts including peacetime diplomacy. Reestablishment of peace with Germany and Austria. Arms conference calls and naval treaty. Panama partition treaty with Colombia ratified. Tax tariff reform. Immigration limits. Farmer aid and liberal credit terms. Budget bureau created. Soldiers bonus veto. Veteran aid expansion. World Court participation advocated.
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Washington
Harding
Germany
Austria
Columbia
Panama
Budget Bureau
Harding Life Milestones and Death at Legion Session
A historical timeline traces Warren G. Harding birth in Blooming Grove Ohio November 2 1863 his early career as a newspaper publisher 1884 his entry into politics later Ohio senate 1898 lieutenant governor 1903 U S Senate 1914 and presidential nomination 1920 elected 1920 He died August 2 1923. The American Legion mourns his death with leaders praising his national service and Americanism.
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Washington
Warren G. Harding
Blooming Grove
Morrow County
Ohio
Ohio State Senate
Jack
United States Senate
Legion Head
31X Presidents Die In Office
New York reports a list of U S presidents who died in office, detailing Harding, Harrison, Taylor, Lincoln, Garfield and McKinley with dates and brief circumstances. The article notes death in office and associated timelines, reflecting a historical catalog.
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New York
Harding
United States
Ohio
William Henry Harrison
Washington
Zachary Taylor
Abraham Lincoln
Purd’s Theater
Janes A. Garfield
Pennsylvania
Inel
Willan McKinlay
J. Lu
Muse
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Hafnium Discovery
An ad praises Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles and fatigue. It notes Mrs Seveik will answer questions. Separately, Danish scientists Hevesy and Coster announce hafnium based on X ray spectra, suggesting a missing element in the periodic table may exist in earth’s crust.
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Lydia
Roas St
Chicago
Andyeatless
Lyvia
Br. G, 4
D. Coster
Cty
Copenhagen
Dostors Hevesy and
Coster
Best Medicine Teaser and Swamp Root Promotion
A promotional snippet extolling Kilmer’s Swamp-Root kidney remedy. It claims wide success, urges trust in testimonials, offers a sample by mail, and directs readers to send ten cents and a coupon to Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
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de Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Had His Own Twelve-Pounder First Visitor Exchange
A playful exchange compares new twins of a different kind. a couple speaks of their twelve-pounder baby while a lighter six-pounder is offered as a contrast. The dialog hints at pride and wit about their growing family.
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Hibernia State Bank and ‘Trust, Company of Denver
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Spinther Securities
Dea Mey
Denver & Tie Firande Western
Salida
Coln
Therola
Yellin
Henderson
Army
Fort Casey
Wash
Louis Montgomery Kardos
Kardos & Burke of
Maltimore
Matspsco
WB. Porter
Chieng Fures
Nurelare
Drewit Court of Appeal
Edward M. Rumely
Stormfield
Samuel J. Clematis
Mark Twain
Dee Fay
Medding
Conn
Clenenn
Mie Morenrett
Givene
Lee Parmen
Pelly Fomor
Jani Glew
William J. Hearst
Congress
California
Hear W. Underwood
Alabama
A. E Page
Peoria, Ii
Omaha
Peoria
Low Point
Euglesio Hedrizwex
Hiral
Manila
Ramon Fernandes
Pilipino
Leonard Wood
John Schultz
Abraham Lincolt
Pottsville
Harting
U. S
Flenders
Vancouver
Harling
Arthur Tirogke
Man
Tiberiy
Peking Government
Amoy
Kulong- M2
Lyndey
N.S
British Empire Steel Corporation
Hamburg-Mun
Jed Exprem
Kremsen Station
Casseler
London
Fom
Mia
Rewulul
Cerramol
Trirtieth
Warren Harding
Ohio Central College
Heria
Tooele
Hio Central
Theria Brass Band
Rewapaper
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Ainratey
Star
Kling
Flee of the Star
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Lydia E. Pinkie
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