New President Calvin Coolidge Sworn In At Plymouth
Calvin Coolidge was sworn in as President of the United States at 2:47 a.m. in the Coolidge home at Plymouth Vermont, administered by his father John C. Coolidge, a notary public. News of President Harding’s death arrived as a telegram from San Francisco, and Coolidge prepared to depart for Washington while Secret Service safeguards were arranged.
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President Calvin Coolidge Prays at Plymouth Graves
President Calvin Coolidge visited Plymouth Vermont to kneel at the graves of his mother and sister in Old Plymouth Cemetery before leaving for Washington to assume his official duties. Mrs Coolidge accompanied him on the graveside act.
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Fingers Amputated After Factory Press Accident
Stanley Groska of 160 Bath Street lost two fingers in a Punch press at 7:35 AM at Troxel Manufacturing Company. He was rushed to Memorial Hospital where surgeons amputated the first and second fingers to the middle joint and the third finger to the first joint. His condition was stated as good.
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Mrs Harding Bravely Faces Sudden Loss In Trial
Mrs Warren G Harding endures the sudden death of her husband President Warren G Harding after thirty two years of marriage. She shows calm resolve, with cabinet wives and aides guiding her through the moment as news of the president’s passing spreads.
After Harding Death GOP Faces Open 1924 Nomination Fight
San Francisco August 3 A political upheaval rocks the Republican Party after President Harding's sudden death. Leaders say his renomination was likely, but his passing opens a field of potential candidates. Senator Hughes Hoover Coolidge Johnson Lowden and others are discussed as possible leaders while questions about succession and future strategy loom for California and national figures. Page 14 continues.
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Warren Gamaliel Harding and the early Harding era
Warren Gamaliel: Harding faced vast postwar problems as president. The Washington Conference argued naval limits and arms control while boosting hopes for peace and prosperity. He aimed to cut taxes, reduce government intrusion, and restore normal relations after war. Domestic crises included unemployment and industrial disruption, with Hoover leading a new Federal Employment Agency.
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President Harding Dies Suddenly in San Francisco Hotel
In San Francisco on August 2 the nation learned President Warren G. Harding died suddenly at 7:30 p m after a brief illness. Doctors attributed the death to an apoplexy rupture of a blood vessel in the brain. A funeral train would soon travel from the West to the East as officials confirmed the president’s passing and officials announced the immediate cause.
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