Harding Funeral Train Through California Draws Crowd
The body of President Harding travels on a funeral train across eastern California. Crowds line the rails from Roseville to the coast, paying respects as the coffin is guarded in a draped casket. Noted for the nation’s mourning, the journey continues through towns like Lodi and Sacramento, with quiet scenes of support along the way.
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Harding Widow Chooses White Oaks Farm Home
Mrs. Harding will make White Oaks Farm near Marion Ohio her future home per the Marion Tribune. Dr. Carl Sawyer says Dr. George T Harding is bearing up after his son’s death as Adjutant General Henderson plans to summon Ohio National Guard units for duty.
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First official act of president signs proclamation
The new president signed a proclamation at 11 18 p m declaring Friday August fifth a day of observance. The document, brought by Butler Wright to the hotel suite, was forwarded to Secretary Hughes for signature after the act. The proclamation announces the burial of Harding’s body at Marton.
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Bank Officials Begin Penitentiary Terms in Loot Case
Lee P. Pied and John Marrington began four to ten year sentences at Canon City for their roles in looting Universia Bank & Trust. The bank closed July 27 amid $21,900 missing from accounts. A Denver broker Maurice Mandell faces further action after alleged involvement. Crowd greeted robbers at Union Station as the men entered the penitentiary.
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Local bank probes spark arrests in Tempe case
A stream of confusing OCR text describes a bank investigation in Tempe with arrests and alleged money schemes. Names such as Henry, Mercury, and rones appear. authorities reportedly issued actions and the emer's secretary is noted.
Prayer and messages mark Harding memorial event
Aug 4 reports a prayer service for late President Harding and a invocation for divine guidance. Addresses to President Coolidge and messages from church leaders urged national unity and prayers for the country.
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Ship builders acquitted on fraud charges in wartime contracts
Charles W. Morse of New York, three sons, and four others were acquitted by a jury of conspiring to defraud the United States over war-time ship construction and operation contracts. Defendants include Erwin A. Morse Benjamin W. Morse Harry F. Morse N H Campbell Robert O White Rupert M Much of Augusts Maine.
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Charles W. Morst
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United States
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Harry F. Morse
N. H. Campbell
United States Steamship Company
Robert O. White
United States Transport Company
Rupert M. Much
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Excess in Reserve Shows Big Change
The report notes an excess in reserve of 14224 dollars and 70 cents, while acknowledging a decrease of 12460944 dollars. The figures indicate a substantial shift in overall reserves and require further review by the financial committee.
Laddie Boy Left Without Master at the White House
In Washington the Harding administration mourns Laddie Boy the presidential Airedale. The dog awaited the return of Mr and Mrs Harding from trips and watched White House drive for signs of their coming home. Mrs Harding supports animal welfare causes while in Alaska the narrative continues.
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White House Ready for Occupancy by President's Family
Emergency preparations in Washington as the White House and offices undergo rapid refurnishing. Messages of condolence overwhelmed telegraph facilities for Mrs. Harding, while plans to leave the Harding furnishings in place for Mrs. Coolidge are discussed as work wraps up in three days rather than weeks.
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San Francisco Honors Harding as City Reels From Mourning
San Francisco laid to rest President Warren G. Harding with simple services. Mrs. Harding and the official party viewed the casket as a crowd along the streets kept vigil. Mrs. Harding, bowed but steadfast, thanked minister Wert and told a guard she would not break down as she faced the day.
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Terra Cotta Firms Fined Under Antitrust Act
In Chicago on August date, Terra Cotta manufacturing firms pleaded guilty before Federal Judge Cliffe to Sherman Antitrust Act violations. Western Terra Cotta of Kansas City, Denver Terra Cotta, and St. Louis Terra Cotta were among those fined. Individual fines ranged from 1,569 to 3,966 dollars, with several Chicago companies each assessed 3,000 dollars.
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John P. Orme Pioneer Politician Dies After Operation
John P. Orme longtime pioneer and sixth district house representative passed away in a Los Angeles hospital after an operation. Word of his death came to his son Charles F. Orme in Abizonoan Aug.
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MexicoGoverns Land Seizure Under Presidential Decree
Aug. 4 in Mexico City a presidential decree permits adults to seize national or unappropriated land with proof of planting and notification to the agriculture ministry. Privately owned land is prohibited from seizure. Allocations cap irrigation land at 2% of irrigated area, 19 hectares of first class land, and 10 hectares of pasture land per holder.
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