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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1923

Page

1

Memorial Services Planned for Warren G Harding in Central Park

Washington honors Warren G Harding with a memorial service in Central Park on Friday. Stores and offices close from 2 20 to 4 00 pm as Mayor Alberson urges community participation led by ministers Dr W W Bowers Rev J Reade McCrory and Rev Willard Wylie with Col Dr J Palmer and a male chorus organized by Jesse Miller. Local veterans and American Legion members join ministers in planning the program modeled after Marion Ohio services. Flags to fly at half staff as a further mark of respect to the late president.

Washington Warren G. Harding United States A. N. Alberson Central Park Harding Marion Ohio W. W. Bowers J. Reade McCrory Willard Wylie J. Palmer Jesse Miller Washington Band Columbus Junction Fair Methodist Church Alberson A. R S. K. Coats McCrory Albersen

Laddie Boy Bids Final Farewell to Master at White House

Laddie Roy visited the east room of the White House to bid farewell to his master. Attendants say the dog seemed to sense the absence and lingered by the bier among funeral blooms before returning to his spot.

Washington, D. C Laddie Roy White House Mrs. Harding Laddile Boy

Funeral procession for Warren G Harding draws vast crowds

Tens of thousands line Pennsylvania Avenue to honor Warren G Harding as Woodrow Wilson, Calvin Coolidge, and William Howard Taft attend. General Pershing leads escorts, Mrs Harding veiled in grief, funeral cortege ends at capitol rotunda with solemn rites and open casket viewing.

Associated Press Washington DL. C Warren Harding General Pershing Gen. Pershing Woodrow Wilson Wilson Coolidge Taft Capitol Harding Historic Avenue Pennsylvania Avenue Potomac Fort Meyers Secretary Christian Sawyer Marion Christian Treasury White House President Coolidge Calvin Coolidge Ohio United States Supreme Court William Howard Taft Roosevelt Generaling Senator Lodge Senate Pershing Marshall McKinley David Mrs. Harding

Bumper Corn Crop Indicated By Iowa Forecast Today

Des Moines reports the Iowa weekly weather and crop bulletin indicates a bumper corn crop though about 50 million bushels less than last year. Spring and winter wheat production is slightly down from the ten year average, with oats showing improvement.

Associated Press Des Moines Lowa

East Frontier of Occupied Germany Closed by French

The Associated Press reports that the east frontier between occupied and unoccupied Germany will be closed to ordinary travel for one week starting tonight midnight. France says the measure ensures the normal transport of food in ELDORE, Germany, amid weekend disturbances and passive resistance.

Eldore Germany

Frank Rice Returns To Chicago After Brief Visit

Frank Rice returns to Chicago following a short stay at the home of his mother Mrs. Belle Rice.

Frank Rice Chicago Belle Rice

Marion Ohio plans simple funeral for President Harding

Marion Ohio residents prepared a simple Friday funeral for Warren G. Harding with local ministers conducting a brief service at the cemetery vault. The body will lay in state at Dr George Heading’s home from 9 AM to 1 PM, with thousands expected from across Ohio and beyond. Public activities will cease, stores closed, and state troops will guard the vault until Monday.

Washington George T. Heading Harding United States Ohio Mr. Harding Marlow Mreton Heeding President Harding Regule Fort Hayes Columbus

Memorial exercises for President Harding proclaimed

The mayor requests Washington residents observe memorial services for President Warren G Harding at Central Park in Washington Iowa on Friday August 10 1925 at 3 p.m. All offices and businesses should close from 2 30 to 4 p.m. and all other work cease. The proclamation notes Harding as a great leader and calls national unity in mourning. Dated Washington Iowa Sunday August 1923 A N Alberson Mayor

Washington Warren Gamalie Harding Marion Ohio Central Park

No Demand for Extra Session of Congress

President Coolidge heard arguments against calling a special session. Senator Arthur Capper Kansas Republican said there was no demand in his region. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts Republican likewise cast doubt on a special session. Both pledged support for the Coolidge administration. Capper noted a general western disposition to back the president.

Washington Coolidge Congress Arthur Capper Kansas Senate Henry Cabot Lodge Massachusetts West Capper Theople

Philadelphia man re-elected supreme Knight of Knights of Columbus

James A. Flaherty of Philadelphia was unanimously re-elected supreme Knight at the 41st Knights of Columbus convention in Montreal. He has served in the post for fourteen years.

Associated Press Montreal James A. Flaherty Philadelphia the Knights of Columbus

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Laddie Boy White Dr. Sawyer Iowa Marion Cemetery Trinity Baptist Choir George M. Landis Trinity Baptist Church Jesse Swank Marion Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church al Fields Bess Jones Pine River, Minn Washington, Iowa
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