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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1923

Page

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New President Calvin Coolidge Sworn In At Home

Calvin Coolidge became president of the United States at 2 47 am in the Coolidge home Plymouth Vermont with his father John C Coolidge administering the oath There were few witnesses and news of President Harding s death spread as Coolidge prepared to depart for Washington In a measured response Coolidge pledged to uphold Harding s policies and work with those who served in his term noting the need to preserve protect and defend the constitution.

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President Coolidge Prays at Plymouth Graves

On August 3 in Plymouth Virginia President Calvin Coolidge kneeled at the graves of his mother and sister in Old Plymouth cemetery before departing for Washington to assume his duties. He was accompanied by Mrs Coolidge.

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Two Fingers Amputated At Factory Injury

Stanley Groska of 160 Bath Street was caught in a punch press at Troxel Manufacturing Company at 7 35 AM. He was taken to Memorial Hospital where the first and second augers to the middle joint and the third angers to the draft joint were amputated. His noon condition was reported as in good health.

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Mrs Harding Brave In Her Trying Ordeal

Mrs Warren G. Harding faced the sudden death of President Harding with quiet courage. After a night of sorrow she steadied herself, insisting she would not collapse, while doctors sought to reassure the nation about her strength and resolve.

Mrs. Harding

President Harding Death Stirs G O P Political Turmoil

San Francisco aug 3 a political upheaval grips the republican party after President Harding's sudden death leaving renomination uncertain and amplifying a scramble for leadership. speculation centers on Coolidge Johnson Hoover and Hughes as likely contenders while Kenyon and others quietly maneuver for 1924.

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Warren Gamaliel Hard ing and his era in brief

Warren Gamalie Harding, twenty-eighth president, faced vast postwar challenges. The Washington Conference capped naval arms. other treaties covered submarines, poison gas, and Pacific insular policies. He sought tax relief to fund national security and prosperity, while pushing budget reform and war risk adjustments. The administration moved to end wartime controls, tackle unemployment, and settle debt with Britain.

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Death of President Harding in San Francisco Hotel

On August 3 in San Francisco the nation learned President Warren G. Harding had died in his hotel room after a brief illness. Doctors described an instantaneous brain rupture or apoplexy. Reports detail the immediate scene with Mrs. Harding, nurses, General Sawyer, and others as the president passed without a struggle.

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