Camp Tas-See-Kes Opens Aug thirteenth at YMC A
The Y M C A announces Camp Tas See Kes will open August 13 with nearly full capacity. twenty five boys have declared intent to attend and thirty-six are enjoying the rat portion of the camping season at Gee Kes under Physical Director McClellan. Activities include swims, crafts, hikes, Bible classes, and campfires. An A camp newspaper edited by Warne Mortimer and Clayton Rawson is awaited each evening. The camp flag is at half mast in respect to the nation’s dead executives.
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McClellan
Avisust
Warne Mortimer
Clayton Rawson
Hud- Son
Osa
Don Reid
Wayne Mortimer
Warne Liggett
Albert Johnabn
Melvin Lert
Dick Shelley
Boo Huge
W. Everard
Richard Baird
el Basinger
Bud Taylor
Ed.Taylor
Jack Hannaford
James Redington
Alfred McGinals
State Tracks Violate Own Law Debated by Officials
Prosecutor Webber conferred with the highway department and attorney general to address a truck issue claimed to violate state law. H. W. Otterbein ordered the vehicle moved to the yards and halted, with officials noting the wreck was bought before the Burke law took effect yet arguing repairs still breached state transportation rules.
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Webber
Highway Department
Attorney General
H.W. Otterbein
Ontft
Vymards
Swace
Wrdek
Funeral scenes mark Harding family tribute in Marion
The narrative describes funeral services for the president's father figure, Dr. George T. Harding, Sr., in Marion. It contrasts the faithful simplicity of the home with the White House setting, highlighting the somber rites surrounding the death and the enduring legacy of the Harding family.
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Marion
George T. Harding, Sr
Harding
The
White House
George T. Harding
la Sisopie
President Harding
Former President Wilson In Mourning Attends Funeral Procession
The ailing former president James Wilson rides in mourning for the late Mrs. Harding. He sits in a car beside Mrs. Wilson, barely speaking, as crowds salute and officials acknowledge him along the funeral route to the White House. Ball notes a message from Mrs. Harding arrives during the procession.
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America
Wilson
Hi Automobile
White House
Bnown
Senator Ball
Republican
Delaware
Harding
Harding. Owing To His Illness, Mr. Wilson
Memorial Services Plan Across City for Dead President
Elyria and surroundings prepare a citywide memorial for Warren G. Harding with services at 3:15 PM in multiple venues. Churches, Kiwanis and Masons coordinate tributes led by Rev. John Grant and Hon. George H. Chamberlain. Public buildings close, flags fly at half mast, and congregations join in solemn songs and prayers.
Harding Printer Plain Citizen Memorable Home Town
Marion Ohio residents cherish President Harding as a hometown pride. The hometown paper keeps his memory alive, noting the strong ties between the late leader and the city that gave him early fame.
Mrs. Harding Steady Through Funeral Week Ordeal
Mrs. Harding faced the long service and crowds with firmness as George B. Christian Jr and an attendant supported her entering the White House. On the return trip the White House car sped past police limits while Secretary Christian and Dr Sawyer guarded her. Christian praised her bravery, noting she would endure the entire ordeal without collapsing.
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George B. Christian, Jr
Christian
Mrs. Harding
Capitols
White House
Capitol
Christianan
Charles E. Sawyer
Mra. Harding
Chri
Tent
Etary Christian
Inter
Ts. Harding
Waltrider
Mario
Harding
Mra
Coolridge
Catafalque
Rotunda
Herpe
Harding funeral arrangements announced for Marion visit
Colonel F P Lahn in charge of services at Marlow with Major General McRae commanding fifth army corps. headquarters at Columbus. Ample parking provided at city entrances for thousands of visitors Thursday and Friday. visitors urged to park and proceed on foot. substantial military guards in place.
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F. P. Lahn
Marlow
McRae
Fifth Army Corps
Columbus
Marion
Marion prepares for president’s lying in state and funeral plans
Major Roberts said parking for 59 000 cars is arranged. Marion streets were cleaned for the bier procession as the late President lies in state at the Harding home. A side entrance was rebuilt for direct access. Marion Boy Scouts are mobilized to serve as pages and messengers under Ohio National Guard oversight. Memorial displays will be limited to store windows Thursday and Friday per merchants’ request.
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Roberts
Labo
Marion
Harding
Center Street
Hough
Ohio ‘National Guard
Merchants’ Association
Boys Hike To Mayor's Cottage After Storm
Thirty five YMCA campers from Brownhelm hiked toward Vermilion and sheltering near Mayor Jones' cottage. A fierce thunderstorm drove them inside, where Mrs. Jones welcomed them. The mayor returned to find the porch, living room, and kitchen occupied by boys resting in various states of undress. He rallied them, provided bedding, and kept them comfortable.
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Y. M. Cc
Brownhelm
Vermilion
Mayor Jones
Coolidge Leads Nation in Funeral for Harding
President Coolidge joins private mourners, suspends duties, and escorts Harding’s body to Washington. A massive, solemn funeral proceeds through Capitol steps with presidents Taft and Wilson attending, Naval and Army aides, and vast civic, military, and international delegations filing past the casket.
Nation pays solemn tribute to Harding and Wilson
The national pageantry of sorrow marked the day as mourners lined the avenue for the revered dead. Calvin Coolidge, pale with weighty duties, led dignitaries, officials, and foreign representatives in a somber procession from the White House to the Capitol. Taft and Wilson stood among the past presidents honored alongside Mrs. Harding, a figure of quiet grief, as bells tolled and a dirge filled the air. The ceremonial cavalcade began at 10:17 a.m. and reached the capitol by 11:20 a.m., with the casket draped in black and pallbearers’ wheels crunching on gravel.
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Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Warren Harding
Coolidge
Norrow
White House
Harding
Hia
Weeks
All World
Senate
House
Diplomatic Corps
Capitol
Céisson
Navy
Ora M. Baldinger
Tate
Adolphus Andrews
Caisson
Eberle
Rodman
Wilson
Stitt
Potter
Lejeune
Marine Corps
Army
Pullard
Shanks
Muir
Brewster
Richards
Pennsylvania
O'Ryan
New York
Senators Lodge
Massachusetts
Curvette
Kansas
Watson
Indiana
Overman
North Carolina
Fletcher
Florida
Kendrick
Wyoming
Gillette
Burton
Ohio
Butler
Cooper
Wisconsin
Garrett
Tennessee
Garner
Texas
Haugen
Iowa
AD National
TAK
The
Republic
William Howard Taft
Woodrow Wil the. Harding
Europe
Supreme Court
Hue
All
Loyal Legion
Grand Army of the Republic
United Confederate Veterans
Military Order of
Veterans of
American Legion
World War Veterans
American Red Cross
Sons of the Revolution
Daughters of the
Colonis
Dames
Sons of the
Order of Cincinnati
Sons of
Aijseat Acc
Taft
Msi
Warren G.harding
Xum
Govether Gineil -Knenet
Pinchot
Senare
Albert M. Cummings
Dipomatic Corps
Caeson
M Orrow
Beynation
Histor
Bells Toll Cleveland In Mourning For President Harding
Cleveland honors President Warren G. Harding with bells tolling from 10:30 to 10:36 as state flags fly at half mast. The city observes a day of mourning with business closures and public buildings draped in black to mark the death of the nation’s chief and the man known as the friend of Ohio. Thousands plan to travel to Marion to share in the statewide tribute and reflect on Harding’s long public service.
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Cleveland
Hellion Todey
United States
Chist
Harding
Ohio
Offie
Zuidi Bels
Warren
G. Harding
Elyrian seeks sued Fort injuries and divorce suit
A suit by Lysander Dickinson of Elyrian against J J Ananp of Wood alleges a collision while intoxicated causing $1,460 in auto damage and Mrs Dickinson seeks $1 in damages for injuries. Irene Neller Lorain files for divorce from Alex Neller with claims of fault, abuse, custody and alimony requests.
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Seafmeee
Eggrt
Lysander
Dickingon
Titly
J. J.ananp
Wood
Lakewood
Saly
I Dickttsoh
Irene Nelier
Lorain
Alex Neller
Crippen Sues McNeal for Seven Hundred Dollars
Al Crippen sues W P McNeal for judgment of 700 dollars claiming it is due on the sale of an automobile. In Cincinnati Richard Vanderheide, 32, former patrolman, drank poison last night and died within an hour at General hospital. The widow could not explain the act.
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al Crippen
W. P. McNeal
Cincinnati
Richard ¥ Vanderheide
General Hospital
War groups and civic clubs form wartime unity group
A delegation from Calvary Baptist Church and 160 prominent Washington figures join a broad coalition of organizations including the National War Nurses and the American Defense Society. The gathering underscores unified civic support during wartime, as war veterans and youth groups align with patriotic societies to bolster national effort.
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National Disabled Service League
American Defense Society
Women's Overseas League
Allied Patriotic Societies
Military Training Camp Association
The
Army and Navy Union
Grand Army of the Republic
National War Mothers
Georgetown University Cadets
Washington High School Cadets
Bconts of America
Women's Relief Corps
Department of the Potomac
Americanisation School Association
United American Mechanics
Department of Potomac
Spanish War Veterans
Woman's Nationa
Republican Club
Women's Department
National Citric Federation
Calvary Baptist Church
Warhagtos
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John Grant
First Congregational Church
Elyria
Warren G. Harding
Kiwanis Memorial
Kiwanis Club
George H. Chamberlain
Agnew
F. B. Kavanagh
Twenty-second Masonic District
Masonic Auditorium
Bence
J G. Schmittgen
Harry C. Mabry
Church of Christ Scientist
Plain Citizen
Ory
Ohio City
Marion Star
Rosa
Steg Hare
Strain
MC. A
Oklo
Ro Um
Elyrian
Atchison
Tllinois Central
Inspiration Copper
International Paper
Marine Preferred
Northern Pa
Reading
Willys Overland
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