President Goes To Funeral As Plain Citizen
President Coolidge travels as a private citizen to Marion for Warren G. Harding's funeral. The journey aboard a special train draws 12 cars and a large dignitary party including former President Willam Howard Taft, Gen. Pershing, and 12 admirals and generals as honorary pallbearers. Crowds along the route show grave respect while Coolidge delays arrival to keep focus on the national tribute.
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George E. Durno
Aril
Tle
Coolidge
Reducei Apse
Macron
Tatanton
Harding
Servius
Marion
Volun
Haring
Mia
Coollige
Willam Howard Tutt
Supreme Court
Janus Porghing
Armty
Munger
Lolly Houses
Congress
Ista Preaideot
Ail Ara
Mitte Ohis
Miss Thompson Weds Mr Crowe in Quiet Waynesboro Ceremony
Misa Toulag Thompson daughter of Mr and Mrs Morris Thompson of Waynesboro and Charles G Crowe son of Mr and Mrs J W Crowe were quietly married on Sunday at St John Mplavepal Church in the city. Rev Byron Stell officiated. Mr and Mrs Crowe will reside in Waynesboro with witnesses Mr and Mrs Joseph Carvin of Baltimore and Orlando.
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Misa Toulag Thompson
Morris Thompson
Charles G. Crowe
J. W. Crowe
St. John Mplavepal Church
I Wuleer
Byron Stell
Joseph Carvin
Balmore
Orlands
Mra
Crowe
Waynesboro
Apples Begin Moving From Big Orchards
Fragmented report on apple shipments from Hancock area orchards with mentions of delivery via carload lots and spread of damaged fruit. References to orchard practices and interim plowing, plus stray notes about local streets and a Washington contact, indicating a rough, partial text fragment.
City Pays Homage To Harding In Memorial Observance
Hagerstown joins nationwide tribute to Warren G Harding with shutdowns and a 3 50 pm funeral hour. Service planned at Trinity Lutheran and St Johns Episcopal churches and a joint elegy by Rev Dr Walter Byron Stehl. Ministers and city officials participate as the community remembers the late president.
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Hagerstown
Warren G. Harding
Marion
Ohio
Coolidge
Ritchie
Bowman
Walter Byron Stehl
St. John's
St. Jones Church
Deaira
Trinity Lutheran Church
Simon
Churgy
Marding
Royal welcome planned for Michigan party guests
A lengthy society style notice outlines a royal welcome for Michigan party visitors at the fairgrounds. City engineers and staff coordinate race track setup, power, and transportation with the Potomac Public Service Company and municipal utilities. Police pledge crowd protection as dignitaries including Professor Peter Ruys and the Municipal Band are slated to perform. Community groups organize reception committees and concessions to ensure a smooth, well attended event.
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Michigan
Fair Grounds
Chamber of
A. J. Grodmyer
Thomas H. Barker
Thord
Peter Ruys
Lon
Tle Hale
Feo
Harding's Father Outliving a President Weeps in Marion
The 79 year old George T. Harding Sr., father of the late President Warren G. Harding, stood in sorrow as crowds expressed sympathy in Marion Ohio. He, the first American father to outlive a son who held the presidency, faced the grief with bowed shoulders and quiet dignity while recalling his son’s rise and the family’s long support.
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W. R. Updegraff
International News Service
Marion
Mallan
George T. Harding, Sr
Thi
United States
Dr. Harding
San Francisco
Marlon Star
Warren
Father Nut
Tim
Morton Star
Mackenzie Stilt Manager OF Store Continues Under Receiver
Mackenzie, longtime manager of the Co-Operative Drug Co in the city, remains at the site under receivership and will conduct estate affairs until court settlement. George N. Davis, ancillary telegraph official, has ordered actions as the post office closes for holidays with new mail deliveries delayed.
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Mackenzie
Somatho
George N. Davis
Fire at Highfield may lead to warrants
A large one story building owned by Mrs. Lute Winebreaker along the theodolontical railway tracks at Highfield was destroyed by a fire at about 4 30 this morning with an estimated loss of 2000 to 4000 dollars. A dance involving workers from Washington Hagerstown and nearby towns was held in the building last night. An explosion followed the discovery of the fire, residents say. Warrants may be sworn out by tenants and George G Poffenheiser through Joseph W Wolfurger for alleged malicious destruction of property and arson. A gate on the tent path was cut last night amid reports of trespass and attempted fraud related to the right of way.
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Mra. Lute Winebreaker
Highfield
Washington
Hagerstown
Yernaylvania
Regidanta
Highfeld
George &. Poffenheiser
Joseph W. Wolfuger
Loruny
Cofferberger
Paraoue
Memorial Services for President Harding Held in Paris
Memorial services for President Harding were held at the American Procathedral in Paris. Bishop Kinsolving delivered a memorial address. Jules Jusserand, French ambassador, and Minister Maginot represented France. Members of the American colony and Paris Post of the American Legion attended.
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Iy International Nova Service
Paris
Harding
St Orlock
Kinsolving
Old Fire Truck to Resume Duty at First Hose Hall
The aged First Hose Hall fire truck, damaged when a rod fell into the running engine months ago tearing the motor, is being rebuilt at Meigh's workshop. Repairs install needed parts as they arrive, allowing the old vehicle to rejoin service along with a new apparatus to extend coverage and improve protection.
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First Hoke Fire Company
Meigh
Waraga
Tétitory
Furnah Beter
Old Horsey Is Sent Overseas
A cargo of 700 barrels of old rye whiskey began its voyage to Scotland from Locust Point. The Aquor Distillery shipment from Burkettsville Maryland is bound for Glasgow where Scotch whiskey dominates. Valued at 2 000 dollars per barrel the shipment totals about 1 400 000 dollars. Loaded Wednesday night at Brunswick police protection was arranged to deter raiders. Police and federal agents guarded the Hatteras as it prepared to sail.
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Scotland
Locust Point
Uina
Horacy
Burkettsville
Glasgow
Heatleg
Brunswick
Baltmore Steamship Company
Haury
Hatteras
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Two Boys Face Court Over Harassment of Aged Woman
In a Richardson Street case Mrs. Sowers, 60, accused Donald Donovar and Buster Mo Line of pelting her with mud and harassing her. In the policy court, Donovia received a $6 fine while McLane was released without punishment.
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Sowers
Richardson Street
Donald Donovar
Buster Mo
Sustica
Sowera
Donavia
McLane
Bank Heist in Montreal Loots Banque Nationale
Montreal police report a bank robbery at Banque Nationale where a lone suspect robbed 95000 in cash and valuables before escaping. Investigators seek clues and have not yet identified the suspect. Local authorities urge anyone with information to contact the precinct.
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Sewa
Montreal
Banque Nationale
Mayor Back Returns from Rockyburg Visit
The mayor's return from Rockyburg highlights loyal support. A photo shows Mowy and city officials at the business district unveiling negotiations and ongoing efforts to address local concerns.
Nation pays homage as Harding lies in Marion funeral row
Marion Ohio August 10 thousands filed past Warren G Harding’s bier in a home town vigil. Friends and neighbors recalled his life and service while national leaders including Calvin Coolidge attended the discreet funeral rites.
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Marion
Britain bids farewell to Harding with imperial memorials
London observes President Harding with a Westminster Abbey memorial and a second service at St Margaret's Church. Half mast flags fly across the capital as crowds of Americans and Londoners file past the late leader's tribute, ordered by King George.
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A. David M
Ny International News Service
London
Aig
Comtroat
Mariow
Britain
Harding
Westminster Abbey
St. Margaret’s Church
America
George
Amarigan
Doctors Warned of Rare Disease in Virginia
State Board of Health officials warn physicians about a rare, unidentified illness spreading in Virginia. Dr Riley from the communicable diseases bureau spoke after a Richmond meeting, noting 400 to 500 cases since its first appearance many years ago. Symptoms include severe breathing issues, high fever, and rapid pulse. the illness typically runs about a week but can last longer.
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State Board of Health
Tt. H. Riley
Richmond
Richmond Academy of Medicine
Virginia
Riley Aalt
Miley
Bootlegger Noe Sentenced After Dry Enforcement Case
Noe a bootlegger, named Sharpsta Howard Kaylor, was found guilty on a dry enforcement charge. He received a sixty day sentence in Jal ag, with a $100 fine offered as part of a plea to avoid harsher penalties.
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Howard Kaylor
Kaylor
Bursheloy
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