Simple private funeral for Warren G Harding in Marion
Marion Ohio awoke to the arrival of the funeral train bearing Warren G Harding home. The private services will be at his father's house and the cemetery with no military escort or public procession. Only relatives and intimate friends attend the final rites as Mrs Harding requests simplicity and mourning.
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Harding's Body Arrives in Marion for Lying in State
The funeral train bearing President Harding's coffin arrives in Marion at 12:38 p m after a slow journey from Washington. Citizens line the route as bells toll and crowds mourn the president whom locals knew as Warren Harding.
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State Funeral But a Memory
Washington Aug 9 AP nation honors Warren G Harding and returns him to Ohio as Marion prepares a simple hometown burial. Calvin Coolidge and others attend the somber procession while Mrs Harding bears the grief with notable dignity. Funeral rites contrast with the grand Capitol ceremonies as the train voyage ends.
Miller recalls days with Harding at Marion Star (Aug 9)
Lewis Miller, long time Star employee, recalls 37 years with Warren G Harding from Pebble to Star days. He describes loans of salaries to keep the paper going and Harding’s tearful thanks at the 1920 election celebration.
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Wage talks follow three regional meetings for rail workers
About 125 general chairmen from the Eastern associations of general chairmen of pregang/trainmen and eastern trunk line conductors met in Cleveland to press for wage gains. The sessions aim to restore eight cents an hour plus a small extra increase, a move already approved by Western and Southern groups and likely to be ratified. A referendum will then be held among roughly 200 000 tramway workers and 80 000 conductors. L. E. Sheppard of Cedar Rapids led the conductors’ delegation.
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Firpo Downey bout postponed to August 17 in Indianapolis
Luis Firpo the heavyweight hopeful for Jack Dempsey's crown had his scheduled ten round match with Joe Downey of Cincinnati postponed to August 17 on Governor McCray's request. McCray left for New York to prepare for a bout with Charley Weinert in Philadelphia next Monday. Firpo will return for the Downey fight after facing Weinert, the last tune up before the Dempsey title bout on September 14.
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Democrat Chooses Republican Name Peblo Cal vin Coolidge
An Omaha report notes a newborn named Cal vin Coolidge Peblo born August 9 at 2 45 AM in a Democrat family. The father, Douglas County assessor, is a Democrat under a Democratic county regime, with patriotism highlighted over party.
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Unions Form Alliance in England Foresee Triple Alliance
London August 9 AP one of the most important federations of modern trade unionism is foreshadowed by a manifesto from the Transport and General Workers Union and the reunion of Railway Men signaling an alliance. The move suggests a revival of the so called triple alliance of labor.
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New York Publishers Suspend Papers for Late President
New York editors of the Evening Post Evening World Gun and Globe Evening Telegram Mail Journal Bray and the New York Herald vote to suspend publication tomorrow in tribute to their late president fellow publisher to be laid to rest in Marion Ohio.
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Cincinnati Times-Star Plans Single Edition for Harding Tribute
The Cincinnati Times-Star will publish only one edition tomorrow in memory of the late President Warren G Harding. Heads of departments and other staff will join in the composing room for memorial services immediately after the edition is off the press.
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Chicago Papers Suspend Editions for Harding Funeral
Publishers of Chicago evening newspapers announced that no editions would publish tomorrow out of respect for the late President Warren G. Harding, whose home funeral services are held in Marion Ohio.
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Boston Newspapers Suspend Tomorrow In Observance
Boston and many New England evening papers will not publish tomorrow. Newsboys in Boston wore black badges honoring President Harding for his support during the 1921 unveiling of a memorial dedicating Scotty the newsboy killed in France.
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Argentine Leaders to Join US Memorial Services for Harding
Buenos Aires reports President De Alvear and Argentine officials will attend services with the American community to honor the late President Harding. The gathering includes cabinet members, senate and chamber presidents, diplomatic corps members, and prominent representatives of all nationalities.
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Poland Mourns Harding as Flags Half Mast
Warsaw reports flags at half mast across Poland in honor of the late U S President Warren G Harding amid national mourning and international condolences.
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Special Reprint For Mrs Harding Read To President Death
A special reprint titled A Calm Repe of a Calm Mag was read to Mrs. Harding as Warren G. Harding died. The Typothetae of Buffalo presented the edition to her with Harding’s portrait and last words. Samuel G Blythe, once a Buffalo reporter, wrote the piece. Five thousand copies will be given to government officials.
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Fire destroys flour plant and grain at Schwill factory
Fire in Chicago in August wiped out two buildings at the Albert Schwill flour and malt manufacturers plant. The blaze consumed about 176000 bushels of wheat and other grain with losses estimated in the early figures.
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Browning to Stand Trial in First-Degree Murder Case
Salt Lake City report states John A. Browning Jr. of Owden Utah and his relative face first degree murder charges for the April fatal shooting of Benjamin F. Ballantyne. District attorney seeks to up the case from second degree, with bond set at 25000 each and bail arguments due next Saturday.
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Ro berts kills wife and is shot by officer at court
In Washington Heights a Black man Norman Roberts shot and killed his wife in a courthouse corridor after being summoned on a charge of assault. He fired on a patrolman attempting to seize him and was killed by the officer. About 300 people crowded corridors as hysteria and fainting broke out.
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Belgium May Take Initiative on Reparations Talks
Paris reports Belgium will act if allied reparations talks stall. Premier Theunis and Foreign Minister Jaspar plan to travel to Paris to urge that Germany's reparations be limited to material damage to France and Belgium, and that Britain cancel interallied debts, with London to collect from Germany what it owes the United States.
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Germans Note Death Harding
Berlin reports official notice of President Harding’s death was delivered to the Reichstag by President Loeb. The chamber rose as the announcement was read, and Loeb urged confidence in America’s role in world reconstruction.
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Mother Eleven Bootlegger Re-Arrested in Muskegon
Mrs Annie Osier mother of eleven, once pardoned by President Harding for liquor law violations, was re arrested in Muskegon on a similar charge. The pardon came just before the birth of her eleventh child.
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Chang Tso Lin Threat to Seize Chinese Eastern Railway Records
Harbin China Aug 9 AP four powers retain custodianship ofarchives for the Chinese Eastern railway amid Chang Tso Lin's threats to seize records and seize railway lands. Consuls file protests against Chang enforcement of new office titles and deeds to former railway properties. Chinese Russian directors deadlock over administration while Soviet envoy Karakhan arrival looms. Chinese interests urge amicable settlement and oppose further military action.
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Young pastor to deliver Harding funeral sermon
The Rev. George M. Landis, about 32, will preach the funeral oration for President Harding in Marion. He arrived two years ago as an evangelist at Trinity Baptist Church, became assistant pastor to Thomas H. McAfee, and after McAfee's death was named pastor.
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Eagles Join In Memorial Service In Denver
The Fraternal Order of Eagles will not hold separate memorials for President Harding in Denver but will cooperate with the city in mourning services. Officers were nominated yesterday with Howard Rakland of Cincinnati and Otto P. of Indianapolis named for grand president candidates.
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Ruhr Resistance To Be Continued
Berlin Aug 9 AP Chancellor Cuno said passive resistance in the Ruhr and Rhineland would continue to be supported by the nation. The Reichstag heard his address and coalition parties viewed it as a disappointing utterance from the government.
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Three Casualties From Gun Fight Reported In Monroe County
Madisonville Tennessee August 9 AP three bodies said found near Tellico plains in Monroe County area last night were unfounded deputies said after checking the region where gun fight between moon shiners and raiders was reported.
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British Forthcoming Law Tightens Arms Provisions
Hongkong August 9 AP reports Britain plans drastic crime suppression through stringent penalties. Early legislation aims to expand penalties for unauthorized arm possession with potential ten year imprisonment and hard flogging as a punishment.
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Ancient Stone Boat Unearthed on Burton's Mound
Smithsonian researchers led by J P Harrington uncovered in a Burton's mound grave a soapstone canoe row, a find described as unique in American archaeology and indicating stone use by ancient inhabitants of Santa Barbara California.
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