Funeral tribute marks Harding memory in Elyria
Elyria held a quiet, respectful service under city park trees for Warren G Harding with Rev John H Grant praising the late president and man. Attendees included veterans groups, the Womens Auxiliary, and local workers. Bells tolled at 3 PM as parade music and hymns filled the air.
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Warren Gamaliel Harding
United States
John H. Grant
First Congregational Church
Lincoln
Liife
Grand Army of the Republic
Harding
Hoffman
American Legion
Marion memorial guard for Harding final resting
Report from Marion describes federal guards of 25 men and one officer from Fort Hayes watching over Warren G Harding’s body at the Marion cemetery for six months. Civic leaders say no memorial mausoleum plan exists yet and Mrs Harding’s views will guide any future memorial funding.
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Ohio City
Lttle
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Burke Truck Law Violations Spark Statewide Protests
Governor Donahey discusses enforcement of the Burke Truck Law which restricts vehicle weight. The letter notes truck drivers have been arrested in various parts of the state for violations as authorities emphasize safer highway use. Continued on Page 33.
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J. F. Burke Authon
Donahey
Finley Eyed as U S Ambassador to London
London dispatch says Dr. John H. Finley former New York education commissioner may replace Col. George Harvey as ambassador to London. Harvey was appointed by the late President Harding due to a close friendship with him.
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New York State
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George Harvey
U. S
London
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Harding
Policeman Killed Chasing Suspect in Cincinnati
Cincinnati police report Patrolman Lawrence M Klump aged 85 was shot while pursuing a man on West Fifth Street. He climbed stairs to the second floor of 706 West Fifth and was killed when the suspect, described as a Black man, fired and fled.
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Cincinnati
Lawrence M Klump
West Fifth Street
Coolidge Aims to Prevent Coal Strike by Sept 1
President Coolidge plans formal action to avert an anthracite coal strike this winter. He warns there shall be no strike on September 1 and signals use of strong measures to force a settlement between operators and miners as talks stall over wage and checkoff issues.
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Washington
Crista
Sre Galil
Boston Po
Elyria Police Seek Bandit for Norwalk Incident
At the request of the Norwalk police department, local authorities searched here for a young man accused of knocking down a Norwalk woman after breaking into her home. He allegedly bound and gagged her before the robbery, but no trace of the suspect was found.
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Norwalk
Mrs. Harding Becomes First President's Widow To Live Alone
Mrs. Calvin Coolidge offers Mrs. Harding support as the nation notes she will occupy the White House alone. Harding, widowed since leaving Marion, returns to Washington with friends and prepares to reside in the presidential mansion while seeking a new home.
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Marion
Closing Liberty Bonds and Local Auto Association Action
Liberty bonds closed with various rates amid New York trading on August 11. In Lorain, the Automobile Association sought a restraining order to arrest the driver of a speeding reckless car in city streets.
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Lorain County Automobile Association
Poa- Mee
Weather forecast for Ohio Valley and Great Lakes region
Weather bureau predicts generally fair conditions next week in the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes area. Scattered thunderstorms possible with normal temperatures anticipated.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Great Lakes
County Surveyor Defends Road Overhauls In Cleveland Ri
In an interview C M Theobald rejected a Macadam Service article and urged the paper to print the other side. He cited the Elyra Cleveland Road rebuilt in 1915 with a 2 1 2 inch asphalt top on a macadam base and noted wear from heavy truck traffic.
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State Highway Department
Stone Companies
Elyra- Cleveland
German marks tumble again in Cologne market
German marks fell sharply in Cologne on August 11 causing broad movement in money markets. Brokers struggled to keep pace with rapid exchange rate changes amid the market jitters.
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Cologne
Esseepee
Communist riots erupt in Ratibor Germany four killed forty hurt
A Central News despatch from Berlin reports Communist riots in Ratibor Germany ending in four dead and 40 wounded. Mobs plundered a gunsmith shop and fired on police as authorities moved to eject them.
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London
Ratibor
Germany
Berlin
Berlin cabinet shakeup rumored in near Germany
Rumors from Berlin say Gustav Stresemann, moderate industrial leader and People's Party head, is being groomed to succeed Chancellor Cuno. If formed, he would lead a coalition government with a new cabinet.
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Berlin
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Cuno
People's Party
Mrs Harding Back In Washington After Funeral Pack Up
The special train carrying Mrs Florence King Harding reached Washington at 9 20 am. She was driven to the White House with Brig Gen Charles E Sawyer White House physician and George B Christian secretary to the late President. A dozen friends accompanied her to finish vacating the mansion for the Coolidges. Removal of Harding belongings will take about a week. Mrs Harding remains undecided about her future plans and will not reside in Washington. She may return to Mansion later as permanent home.
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Florence Kiing Harding
White House
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Harding
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Masion
Chase Negroes With Captive Women in Ohio Manhunt
Authorities sweep across about a dozen counties in northwestern Ohio seeking two black men accused of abducting two white women near Wapakoneta. The missing pair, traveling in a car, fled toward Lima after the abduction as Sheriff Bob Eving of Wapakoneta issued the alarm.
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Ohio
Wapakoneta
Augiatze County
Sherif Bob Eving
Wapakanela
Arrest of Husband After Punishing Wife With Bites
Authorities in Atlantic City New Jersey held farmer R Scull after an investigation into a late night assault on his wife. Scull from Etna ville near there was detained as officers pursued details of the biting attack.
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W. J
R. Scull
Et Aatville
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