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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1923

Page

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Harding Tribute Observed in Capitol Rotunda

Citizens and officials pay respects as the state honored leader rests in the Capitol Rotunda. Acknowledgments from government heads and workers reflect the nation’s regard, with ceremonies continuing through the evening in the Ruhr District vicinity.

Harding Ench Ruhr Capitol

Funeral of President Harding to be simple and somber

The Marion community prepares for a simple funeral for President Warren G Harding with no military display. Citizens gather as Ohio officials and state troops marshal crowds and guard the route to the cemetery tomorrow and Friday. The Marion Star suspends publication for the day, and officials arrange road safeguards for visitors arriving by rail and road.

Mra Harding Weehington George T. Marding Ste Aed Ageis Harding Sseer Unites Staten q@binet antigh Thes Mre. Frente An Nett Bora Veryene Wisting Mre Folke Obleehan Potiewime Cocotidge Haré¢ing Washington United States Marion Marton Frida Obie Peb- Hsherts Associated Onto Dailies Herding Maren Star Marion Club Marion Star Barking Monma Gethit Fort Hayes Colomboe

Crowds Line Route of March in Tribute to President

Thousands gathered along the approach to Washington for Warren G Harding's funeral procession. The service featured President Coolidge, Chief Justice Taft, former President Wilson, and General Pershing as honors were rendered on the capital’s historic avenues. The cortege moved from the White House to the Capitol with military and civic escorts, ending in a solemn East Room farewell.

Washington Associated Press Warren G. Harding Matary Giorious Burting Ewing White House Hieteric Wilson Porticco Coolidge Taft Otter St. John's Episcopel Church Lefayette Pres- Mente Tegen Chopin Harding Executive Mansion Fort Myer Christian End Charles ©. Sawyer Marion Pecemern Supreme Court Christian Cateson Arcane Treasury Eneral Pershing Capitol General Pershing Pennsylvania Avenue Dr. Sauder Seay Calvin Coolidge Tawice United States William Monard Taft Warren Harding Mr. Taft Woodrow Wilson Wuarbal

Fragmented OCR Sports Card With Names and Numbers

A damaged OCR listing shows scattered names such as Vance DeBetty Petree Mattox Reg Wilson Kawt and Snyder with numerous numeric codes. Spurs Bassler Ehme Devormer Picinieh Dogg Holloway Pillette Ferguson appear among partial lines and stray figures.

Lanao uprising ends after late battle with Moros

Relieved today that the Lanao uprising has been suppressed after a week of fighting. Constabulary casualties include three wounded, one seriously. Thirteen natives deserted. twenty others still held a stone barricade. Colonel Ole Waloe reports fortified Moros led by Gur the Moros.

Ole Waloe Lanac Gurthe Moros Santos Mecca Arabia

Unclear OCR religious and corporate notices from 1900s papers

Fragmented text reports January 1 and July dates, San Francisco board actions ordering day off for observances, and Standard Oil Company California offices to close for a day. Includes ambiguous references to California Oregon Nevada Arizona stations and irregular city notices.

San Francisco

Eastern Frontiers to Close for Night by French Authority

At Dusseldorf Aug 4 reports say eastern front between occupied and unoccupied areas will close at midnight tonight. Travelers lacking special permits or urgent business face stoppage. France vows to ensure normal food transport during the closures. Berlin Aug 1 Chancellor Cuno in a Reichstag speech rejected Britain’s reparations settlement proposals as unacceptable to Germany and said the government cannot urge the people to abandon passive resistance.

Dursseldorf Great Britain Hig Germany Cune Rehr

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