President Warren G. Harding Dies in Office
News from Aug. 3 reports the death of President Warren G. Harding, shocking leaders worldwide. Reactions pour in from Britain, France, and American figures, with tributes highlighting his simple honesty and wartime service. The U.S. nation and allies mourn as diplomats send condolences and reflect on his presidency.
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GOOLIDGE PREDICTED TO MAKE A GOOD PRESIDENT
Gary Garr, chairman of United States Steel’s disaster board, said Calvin Coolidge will be a good President. He praised Coolidge as a trustworthy business administrator who understands financial and industrial needs and will protect property and welfare of individuals. He cautioned that outcomes depend on Coolidge’s attitude and public statements. A Cincinnati police alert reports abducted Mrs Anna Marie Bedinger located in Louisville hospital with a three week old baby after a rape by four men who took her in a car.
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Marriage Notice From Lake City Archives
A brief marriage notice from Lake City records indicates L a giremoom aged 26 tied the knot with a partner identified as Pecan Papas amid local ceremony details recorded in the county archives.
Marion Grieves as President Harding Dies
Marion, an American city, mourns the death of President Harding with public meetings planned to drape buildings and honor his memory. The loss shocks local leaders, with church services and funeral arrangements under way as Delicate morning rain darkens a somber day.
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Harding's Last Words Read To Wife Before Death
In San Francisco on August 3, President Harding died while Mrs Harding read aloud from a flattering magazine piece. The account, in the Saturday Evening Post, said he worked harder than any prior president. As she read the final paragraph he paused, said That's good, Go on, and those were his last words.
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Laddie Boy's Daily Romps End as President Ends Visits
Washington August 3 Lad die Boy's romps are ended after 123 sessions with President Harding in the White House yard. The daily canine playtimes had become a familiar sight as Lad die Boy would tug at the president's coat and seek a few minutes of companionship on the mansion lawns.
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Body Arrives Here for Detroit River Victim Robert Brooks
The body of Robert Brooks, who drowned in the Detroit river yesterday, has been sent to Sudro Funeral Home in this city. He was the son of B. C. Brooks and brother of Mrs Bruce Spaving, Mrs Fiereneca Vaughn, Donald and Louise Brooks, Elyria, and Ajern of Vermilion. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Stock Markets Report From Cleveland Livestock Yard
Stock receipts show cattle 250 with slow market. Calves 560 steady with top bid 13.00. Sheep and lambs 500 steady. good to choice lambs 12.75 plus 5 to 10 cents higher. Mixed lots around 8.65 for 850 head. Hogs 3,000 receipts. steady to higher with pigs around 7.75 to 8.50 and roughs lower.
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Local social notes from Eaton area miss Heiet Dawley and friends
The Eaton column lists visits and events among residents. Names include Heiet Dawley Bernice Haven Erma Alexander F R Cousins Clark Harrington Ralph Cole and family. Guests from Lorain Elyria Clyde and Cleveland. Bee expert to check foul brood. Grange hall interior to be painted. Frances Davis becomes night supervisor at Berea Hospital. Chippewa picnic planned next Wednesday.
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New President from Farm Roots Leads United States
A profile of Calvin Coolidge tracing his rise from rural Vermont farming to the presidency. It compares his simplicity and honesty to Harding, notes his Amherst education, early political career in Massachusetts, and decisive actions as governor, including ending the 1919 Boston police strike.
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Harding Friends of Elyrians Remember President Harding
Elyria residents recall Warren G. Harding as a close personal figure. Hy gienic Ice Co. head 5 H Lucas, who once lived near Mrs Harding, describes the president as a man who labored to unite a divided country. Lucas met Harding in Florida and recalls their brief exchange about fishing, noting the president’s warm courtesy and solemn finality. Congressman Dewey and George M. Chamberlains honor Harding as a patriot and true American whose death is a personal sorrow to those who knew him.
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President Coolidge Takes Special Train to Washington
Rutland Vermont Aug 3 President Calvin Coolidge departed Rutland for Washington on a special train at 9 34 am. The party travelled by private car 99 to Albany where the train joined the New York Central service. The journey continued via Albany to New York and then by Pennsylvania lines to Washington with arrival expected around 10 56 pm standard time. Crowd turnout was large with many locals greeting the president and Mrs Coolidge.
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Ohio asks Harding body lie in state in Columbus
Telegrams from Ohio officials request that President Harding lie in state at the Ohio State Capitol in Columbus for a few hours. Governor Donahey and civic leaders joined the call. the state house flag was placed at half mast in honor of the late president.
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President Harding body train to reach Chicago at 2 p.m
Chicago officials announced the special one car train bearing President Harding's body will arrive in Chicago at 2 p m central standard time. The train will travel via Northwestern Lines and be switched to the Baltimore and Ohio tracks for the remainder of the journey to Washington.
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Mrs Harding Takes Charge After President’s Death
Mrs Warren G Harding wife of the president assumed personal charge of details of the long train journey back to the capital with the body of the chief executive. She retired exhausted after the shock of the president’s death and slept fitfully with a nurse nearby. An official statement at 1:45 a.m. said she remained a steady and direct force handling affairs for the party while Rhodes faced the news with heroism.
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Milwaukeed Wife Marks 18th Anniversary With Legal Papers
A Milwaukee woman celebrated her eighteenth wedding anniversary by presenting her husband with a summons and complaint she filed against him. The article notes debate on supervising subscription dances and quotes the British Association of Teachers of Dancing president. It also states the North Star shines about 190 times brighter than the sun.
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