Harding Funeral Plans Amid Marion Mourning
In Marion today a heavy mood follows news of President Harding. Dr George T Harding Sr visits his son and preparations for a private service are made at the Harding home. Mrs Warren G Harding expected to stay nearby with the Sawyers as plans call for a quiet funeral at Marion.
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Marion
George T. Harding
Marion Star
Harding
Phoebe Kerson Harding
Presnt
Mary Juissa Harding
Game Room
Hardy Homestead
Charles Morse Acquitted of Federal Charges in War Era Case
Washington August 4 Charles Morse a New York financier was acquitted today by a federal jury on several counts accusing him of conspiring to defraud the United States government during the war.
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Washington
Charrles Orse
New York
Fed
United States
New Deputy Sheriff Appointed to Replace Retiring Official
Fred Underhill named as new deputy sheriff in this city to serve as second deputy, replacing Claude Bivins. He will assume duties Monday morning. Underhill is a former resident of Columbia and will join Sheriff S. Was a prior resident of Columbia.
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Fred Underhill
Chas. 8
Claude Bivins
Ies
Co~bia
Frisco Pays Final Tribute to President Harding
Crowds in Frisco pay silent homage as the funeral train carries Warren G Harding home. Mrs Harding endures sorrow in public, insisting on staying near her husband’s casket aboard Superba. Guards guard the catafalque while flowers fall from planes and a nation mourns in Washington and Marion.
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Harding
Washington
White House
Ohio
Marion
Superba
Charlies E. Sawyers
Malcolm Jennings
The Nation Reacts To President Harding Death
Reports from New York Columbus Berlin Rome and the Vatican detail closures and tributes for President Harding. Theaters in New York prepare to close for his funeral while Columbus plans a memorial service. German officials and the Vatican express deep sorrow at his passing.
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Harding
Berlin
Evert
America
President Calvin Coolidge Maintains Simple Morning Routine
Washington reports President Calvin Coolidge arose at his usual hour and ordered breakfast of shredded wheat and coffee with cream, showing no change in his personal habits despite his presidency. The routine underscores steady, unpretentious conduct in public life.
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Washington
United States
Calvin Coolidge
Bandit Snatches 35000 From Bank Messenger
In Kansas City on August 4 a black bank messenger from Columbia National Bank escaped with 35000 in currency. He was en route to the Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank of Sheffield when the streetcar holdup occurred, witnessed by several persons.
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Kansas City
A. & Jones
Jones
Columbia National Bank
Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank
Shefield
Proclamation Declares Day of Mourning for President
The document announces a national day of mourning and prayer for the late president. It urges the public to assemble in places of worship and to honor the memory of the great and good leader. The proclamation is dated August 3 1923 in Washington with signatures of President Calvin Coolidge and Secretary of State Charles E Hughes.
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Washington
United States
Calvin Coolidge
Charles E. Hughes
Whits House
State Department
Hughes
Coolidge Assumes Office. Stresses Continuity After Harding
President Coolidge pledges to maintain Harding era policies until after the funeral and affirms no changes now. He avoids signaling cabinet shifts, notes possible summer commitments, and says any engagements will be canceled to reunite the administration. He expects bi weekly cabinet meetings and press conferences to resume. A aide presents before Secretary Denby as Coolidge greets him warmly.
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Warren G. Harding
Harding
White House
Geo B. Christian, Jr
Sawyer
Mexico City
Lausanne
Coolidge
Washington
Congress
United States
Taft Tax Referendum Petition Fraud Challenge
Columbus August 4 State Representative Robert Taft of Cincinnati and Frank W Dotson attacked the petitions backing the Taft Albaugh taxation referendum alleging fraud and insufficient signatures The secretary of state and Taft with McCrehan then postponed further action to Tuesday to allow supporters time to secure counsel for the hearing before the secretary of state
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Columbus
Robert Taft
Cincinnati
Frank W. Detson
Brown
Taft
Dotson
Johnn&. McCrehen
Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards
McCrehen
Mate
The Obligation and Opportunity of the WCTU for Service
A speaker argues the WCTU must persist and reorganize if aims remain vital. He traces the movement from liquor abolition to broader aims like minimum wage and child labor, urging publicity to curb violations and education to win converts. He stresses women’s new ballot power and calls candidates to uphold prohibition, warning against exploitation and criminal leakage.
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Ohio
America
Maintgin
Burke
Christ
Prohibition
Mr. Burke
Alec
New York Stock Market Opens Down After Harding Death
Stocks opened the week with widespread declines across rail and industrials, Great Northern Preferred slipping to a new low and U S Steel, Baldwin, American Car and Foundry dropping. The market reversed late, but losses persisted with Northern Pacific and Pan American Petroleum among others finishing lower. cattle hogs and other commodities also reported varied.
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Harding
Loaes
Theygerl
Great Northern Preferred
American Car and Foundry
Pan American Pete
U. S. Steel Boat
American Locomotive
Baldwin
Lima
Studebaker
Mack
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Southern Railway
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Loweet
Down & Half & Point
Baltimore and Ohio
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American Linsged
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Chile Copper
Ching Copper
Colorado Fuel Consolidated Gag Corn Products
Crucible Steel
BRB
Cuba
Delaware & Hudson
American Smelting
American Steel Foundry
American Sugar Refining
American Tel, & Tal
American Woolen
American Zinc
Anscohda
Atlantic Gulf & W. I. Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlshem Steel
Butte & Superior
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather - Erie
General Electric
General Motors
Goodrich
Northerg Pr
Northern Ore
Avnojs Central
Inspiration Copper
Kennecott
Lehigh Valley
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N. H
Hartford
Norfolk & Western
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Rey Consolidated
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Reading
Repubdiile Iron É Steel
Southern Pacific
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White Motors
Willys Overland
International chiding over Coolidge era shift and Harding tribute
Chronicle and Morning Post weigh in on Coolidge as an unknown quantity and isolationist, with Westminster Gazette predicting new influence from a stern New Englander. British papers reflect on Harding’s legacy, noting naval arms talks, debt settlement, and peace foundations. Weather forecast: Ohio Valley and Great Lakes region expect considerable cloudiness with local showers and thunderstorms and moderate temperatures.
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Coolidge
Westminster Gasette
Coolidze
Evening Standard
Hughes
White House
Manchester Guardian
Westminster Gazette
Harding
Washington
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
Elyria guests at banquet launch of Toledo to Cleveland bus line
Several Elyrians attended a banquet hosted by Genga Beoeger H C Robinson of the Toledo motor bus line, marking the inaugural row line service between Toledo and Cleveland. The new bus, a Benger de luxe on a White chassis, seats 20 and will run hourly, with plans for routes to Sandusky Lorain Toledo Ashtabula and Connell. General Manager Harry Robinson said the company will conform with state public utility laws and cooperate with city officials.
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Toledo
Clowland-Akros Motor Bus Co
Alber's Villa
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Dq Line
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Dover
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Villa
Clark MeConnell
Ign
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Elyria
Ashtoula
Connesyt
Akron
United Motor State Co. of America
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Henry Beck
Carl Muller
Mae Friday
Core Ensign
Jim Armitage
David Mamlin
C. B E. Tucker
J. R. Chappel
Clark McConnell
George Faray
Cleveland-Akron Bus Co
Harry C. Robinson
Follies Sirl Denied Right to Wed Here
In Cleveland a license clerk refused a marriage license to Miss Rube Greer and Dan Caswell after the office closed. Greer, now at a Cleveland theatrical engagement, and Caswell, son of a late millionaire real estate operator, had applied first in Cleveland and were rejected because the bride must reside in the county. Caswell had recently divorced Jessie Reed of the Ziegfeld Follies. Time constraints prevented the license.
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Cleveland
Rube Greer
Dan Caswell
Daniel A. Caswell
Reg
Jessie Reed
Canton Man Re-Arrested For Unpaid Fine
Deputy Sheriff Mathews went to Canton and arrested Tony Georgoff formerly of Lorain at a restaurant. He had been fined by Justice George and appealed to the court of common pleas. The judgment was approved but he failed to pay 400 dollars in fees and costs and was jailed pending payment.
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Canton
Tony Georgoff
Lorain
Georgoff
George
Court of Common Pleas
Costa
Divorce Granted in Extreme Cruelty Case for Warnocks
Judge W B Thomason grants Myrtella Warnock a divorce from Ray Warnock of Ely Ma on grounds of extreme cruelty and gross neglect. Alimony approved and she reverts to maiden name Myrtelia Sanders.
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W. B. Thomason
Myrtella Warnock
Ray Warnock
Ely- Ma
Myrtelia Sanders
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