Coolidge vows to continue Harding policies in first conference
Washington Aug 4 President Coolidge announced the policies and organization of President Harding would be continued indefinitely and he would not discuss policy or conduct until after President Harding's funeral. He told more than a hundred reporters the executive offices would be open to the press and cooperation would be offered in government news handling. He added this is your government and you can influence it, promising reliance on the press.
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Coolidge Seen as Friendly to France by Press
Paris reports political circles seek inside info on President Coolidge’s stance on reparations and Europe. Newspapers call him an unknown quantity who may maintain Harding era policies, with Ambassadors Jusserand and Herrick cited as sources. British papers anticipate limited change in foreign policy.
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Rev T W Grose to Preach at Local M E Sunday
Rev T Wallis Grose D D pastor of St Paul s Methodist Toledo will preach at the local First M E church Sunday morning. Grose, a former Elyria pastor, helped build the Sunday school room here and later led Canton s McKinten church before becoming St Paul s pastor. He and Mrs Grose are vacationing at Lakeside and expect a large turnout from old friends. They are guests of George H Chamberlain on Biota Street.
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Moose Lodge Picnic Draws Large Crowd at Riverview Park
Sunday promises a big Moose lodge family day with annual picnic at Riverview Park. Over 1000 members invited. sport program set as one of the lodge’s largest. Merchants donated 75 prizes. Children receive tickets for free treats and rides. fancy hats for attendees. Ball game pits single and married men, captains Ross Baum and Earl Peters, umpired by Billy Wilmot using English football rules. Basket picnic concludes festivities.
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Belgium Signals Readiness to Reopen Reparations Talks
Belgium sent a note to London stating readiness to reopen reparations negotiations for a definite settlement and to modify steps toward Ruhr evacuation only after Germany cancels passive resistance decrees. The note, replying to Lord Curzon, warns canceling Germany’s debt would be unjust and cites fears of a revenge spirit in Germany.
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Old Catafalque to be used at Harding funeral
Washington Aug 4 During the state funeral for President Harding next Wednesday the historic old catafalque will be used which was first erected after the assassination of Lincoln. The late president's body will lie in state on the column structure beneath the capitol dome all day Wednesday. Since 1865 the catafalque has been used only three times for Garfield McKinley and the unknown soldier.
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Proclamation of Day of Mourning for Harding Death
Calvin Coolidge in his first act proclaims Friday, August 10, as a national day of mourning and prayer for Warren G Harding. The funeral will be held in Marion Ohio. Readies observances across the United States.
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Magnificent in Life, More Wonderful in Death
Mrs. W. G. Harding paid tribute to her husband at a brief Palace Hotel funeral in San Francisco. The widow spoke to Rev. James S. West, urging him to view the husband’s face and recalling the sentiment Magnificent in life, but more wonderful in death.
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Elyria Woman Seeks Divorce From Wealthy Husband
Margaret Hadfield a 64 year old resident of 120 Grant Street files suit for divorce from Reuben Hadfield alleging a stalled marriage since 1914. She claims only 15 dollars for clothing and criticizes his meager table, eye injuries, and lack of medical help while asserting his wealth and extensive estate. She seeks a court order to prevent interference with her, a divorce, restoration of her former name, and temporary alimony.
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Scholarship For James T Flood Awarded By Congressman
By recommendation of Congressman Martin L. Davey James T Flood of Elyria will receive next fall a free scholarship in the advanced department at Gallauder College of the Columbia Institute for the Deaf in Washington D C. Flood is one of four children of widow Martha Flood of 306 East River Street. He worked his way through the High School for the Deaf at Columbus. The appeal came to State Senator Burke and Prosecuting Attorney Webber of Elyria and led Davey to secure the opportunity for the young man to pursue his education.
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Brooks Rites Sunday in Arxtel for Drowned Man
Funeral services for Robert Brooks drowned in the Detroit river will be held Sunday afternoon at the Arxtel Methodist church conducted by Rev. Nicholas. Burial at the nearby cemetery is planned.
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Funeral train bears Harding remains through Nevada
The funeral train bearing the body of Warren G. Harding moved through Sparks Nevada at 4 45 a m Pacific time making no stops as it continued toward Washington D C The procession follows the route taken four weeks earlier by the nation in sorrow and reflection as the train continues across the country toward its final destination.
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Plan to shift Game Farm Ohio Reserve plan to shift
Columets Aug 4 John Bliss acting head of the state fish and game division announced he and Thomas Nash keeper of the state game farm at Wellington will inspect the 15000 acre state game preserve in Selote county in the near future Our investigation shows that Wellington is unsuited for a sane farm being without water and lacking climate for raising birds Elisa declared
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Harding cabinet resignations turn over to Coolidge
Washington Aug 4 The resignations of all Harding cabinet members were in President Coolidge hands as outgoing administrations follow tradition. Coolidge may keep some ministers with Attorney General Daugherty’s future in doubt amid talk of retirement.Liberty bonds closing prices listed for New York trading.
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Dead President to Be Mourned in Churches in Washington
President Harding’s memory will be honored across churches with solemn memorial services. Calvary Baptist, his own church, plans a wreath at his pew, while President Coolidge is expected to attend services at the First Church in Washington. Sunday school offerings will fund grave markers and related memorials.
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