Sketch of President Harding Life and Career
A condensed biographical sketch covers Warren G. Harding born 1865 near Blooming Grove Ohio. It traces his rise from printer and Marion Star publisher to governor candidate and U.S. senator, details his coal miners strike handling, and notes his Alaska trip and push for armament treaties and world court participation.
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Warren G. Harding
Warren Gamaliel Harding
United States
Blooming Grove
Morrow County
Ohio
Hardy
Warren
Marion
Marion Star
Star
Senate
Harding
White House
Roosevelt
Warhington
Congress
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Italy
Japan
China
Netherlands
Portugal
Hughes
Lodge
Massachusetts
Underwood
Alabama
Elihu Root
Pacific
Veterans Put Bonus Money to Work in Cities Across Iowa
Statewide reports show veterans cashing bonus warrants for savings and debt payment rather than reckless spending. Davenport and Des Moines examples highlight savings bank deposits and home payments. About 2500 checks will be issued. many beneficiaries reinstate government life insurance, with objectors awaiting their turn.
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Carl Brownlie
American Legion
Davenport
Harlem Wyatt
Des Moines
Iowa
Proud of Legion's Emblem and Comradeship
A letter from H L Rogers recounts acts of kindness by an Indiana American Legion post toward a sick comrade in Lebanon. The post aided his care with hotel and fare, a food allowance, and transportation to Chicago, illustrating the Legion’s emblem as a symbol of brotherhood and support.
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United States
American Legion
Legion
Indiana
H. L. Rogers
Battery
Fifth
Lebanon
Ind
Rogers
Chicago
Poat
Yes We Have No Isolationists Today in Europe Aid Debate
The piece argues America has provided Europe about eleven billion dollars since the armistice through government credits relief efforts remitted interest and private loans and travel spending. It asserts per capita American aid to Europe exceeded prior national expenditures and claims this burden was carried by American workers and gold since peace began.
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Ashington
America
Europe
United States
Free Government Guides on Caring for Babies and Birth Records
The government offers free infant care publications from the Department of Labor. It notes birth registration protects citizenship and rights, and provides expert guidance on sleep, bathing, clothing, exercise, and diet for babies. Menus and milk choices are outlined with health standards and growth measurements.
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United States
Department of Labor
Ihs
President Harding Welcomed by Cayuse and Umatilla Tribes
In Meacham Oregon the President and Mrs. Harding joined a Cayuse led powwow with Umatilla and Walla Walla participants. Indians wore beadwork, ermine skin, and buckskin outfits. Poker Jim of the Walla Walla offered beaded gauntlets as gifts. Wonderful Pendleton blankets were presented to the Hardings.
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Washington
Meacham
Ore
Harding
Umatilla
Cayuse
Walla Walla
Umaping
Poker Jim
Pendleton
Pres. Harding
Harding joins Hoot Owls and Arctic Brotherhood in Alaska
President Harding is described as joining the Keep Growing Wiser Order of Hoot Owls in Portland and the Arctic Brotherhood in Skagway Alaska. The article notes he became Grand Squawk of Washington and vows kindness to dogs and horses, reflecting his lifelong affection for animals.
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Alaska
Interior Department
Harding
Work
Wallace
Agricultural Department
Hoover
Department of Commerce
Washington
Pacific Northwest
St. Louis
Denver
Helena
Spokane
Zion
Utah
Yellowstone
Wyoming
Yosemite
Portland
Ore
Charles F. Berg
George L. Baker
Walter Meacham
Washington, D. C
United States
Skagway
Arctic Brotherhood
Limaelf
Seattle
Uncle Sam Runs Big Federal Coal Yard Amid Vast Land Leases
The Department of the Interior reports 1,502,208 tons mined on public domain leases since 1920, with royalties around 10 cents per ton totaling about 950,000. Leases cover some 380,000 acres requiring 2,895,824 tons annual output and 4,012,600 dollars investment in three years, mainly in Utah Colorado and Wyoming. An Utah dispute over school-section coal deposits could yield 7 percent of royalties if upheld.
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Sam
National Capital
Department of the Interior
Washington
General Land Office
Uncle Sam
Wluog
Secretary of the Interior
State of
Teh
Acho
Sush-Land
Qurbon County
Utah
Lenally
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Ugo
Wee G
Trinity Baptist Church
Hie
Ohio Senate
United Brotea Senate
Deb Bles
Republican Party
Cottgun
United States Senate
Furopa
International Court of Justice
League of Nations
League
Florence Kling
Marton
U. S
Henderson
Juneau
Vancouver
H. P. Jones
Panama Canal
Mra
the. Orican
American Legion News Service
Tane
Indiana World Warriors
Colorado
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