Newspapers Honor Harding
New York publishers suspend all evening papers Friday as a tribute to the late president to be laid to rest tomorrow in Marion Ohio. Papers not to appear include the Evening Post Evening World Sun Globe Evening Telegram Mail Journal Brooklyn Eagle and the New York Herald. In Cleveland the Cleveland Times Star will publish only one edition as a memorial edition. In Des Moines the Capital will suspend seven editions so employees can attend services for Warren G Harding.
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New York
Marion
Ohio
Evening Post
Evening World
Sun and Globe
Evening Telegram
Mail and Journal
Brooklyn Eagle
New York Herald
Cleveland
Cleveland Times Star
Harding
Capital
Des Moines
Iowa
Tts
Warren G. Harding
Late President's Home Folks Receive His Body
The Harding funeral train moved toward Marion Ohio amid large crowds as the nation mourned. In Marion county crowds swirled near Blooming Grove Caledonia and the Union station while Mrs Harding remained composed.
Harding's Father Returns to Office After Son's Death
Marion Ohio August 9 George T Harding father of the late President visited his office in the Marion Star building for the first time since the death. He borrowed keys from a Marion friend to retrieve something for them and said he was feeling as well as could be expected under the circumstance. He bore up under the strain and repeated the words my boy my boy it is all like a dream to me, it seems it can't be true.
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Marion
Ohio
Harding
Marion County
Blooming Grove
Little Mariow County
Court House
Martel
George T. Harding
East Central
Washington, D. C
Warren G. Harding
Republic
Capitol
Warren Harding
Washington
Mansfield
Mr. Harding
Caledonia
Erie Railroad
President
Marion Star
E. M. Hood Dies Veteran AP Worker at 65
Edwin M. Hood, 65, veteran AP Washington staff correspondent, died suddenly at his home in Washington D C. He had been in declining health and was nearing 50 years with the Associated Press, starting as a messenger boy and rising through diplomatic and state affairs beats.
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Washington, D. C
Edwin M. Hood
Washington
Associated Press
Hood
Chinese Youth Here Five Years Returns to China
Chiang Lin of Foochow China has studied in Iowa City for five years and will leave Sept 10 for his homeland. He departs with a meat grinder lamp rug a doll and seeds in his baggage. Lin earned a PhD at the University of Iowa in 1923 after completing a master’s at Town and a BA at Cornell in 1920.
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Iowa City
Chiang Lin
Foochow
China
University of Iowa
Lin
Liu
Cornell College
Capper Declares Publicity Hurts Kansas Wheat Farmers
Senator Capper of Kansas charges publicity urging farmers not to market wheat worsens an already sharp downturn, discouraging growers and accelerating crop dumping into already crowded markets. He cites letters from A R Cooper of the Federal Farm Loan Board and reports in the winter wheat region.
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Peka
Kan
Arthur Cooper
Kansas
A. R. Cooper
Federal Farm Loan Board
Washington
Winter Wheat
Capper
Heavy rains aid Iowa crops across state
Des Moines reports that the past week's heavy rains greatly benefited crops in central and northeast areas, with some drought zones still moisture deficient and corn permanently injured in parts. Winds damaged corn in south and western regions. threshing about half finished, oats winter wheat and barley yields generally satisfactory, pastures improved, truck patches revived, and fall plowing for winter wheat underway.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Wie Voerth
England Won't Keep Her Art
London July 16. Sir W Joynson Hicks financial secretary to the treasury said no legislative move will be made to retain art treasures in Britain. A question in the House of Commons asked about measures to prevent sales of famous works to America and place them in national or municipal collections at fair value. Trustees of the National Gallery advised against such legislation.
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London
W. Joynson Hicks
Treasury
House of Commons
America
National Gallery
Russia's foreign trade rises in first half year
Moscow reports that for the six months ending March 31 Russia’s exports reached 47,891,000 gold rubles, with over 30 percent going to England. Imports totaled 110,359,600 gold rubles, with 45 percent sourced from England.
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Moscow
Russia
England
Omaha Men to Meet Railway Executives
Omaha business leaders led by committee chairman John L. Kennedy will meet western railroad executives in Chicago next Monday to push a 25 percent emergency freight rate cut on export wheat and flour to aid farmers.
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Omaha
Neb
Western Railroad
Chicago
John L. Kennedy
Quinn Reunion Party Heads Home After Visit to Shecks
Mr and Mrs Harvey Woepsner and Mr and Mrs James Quinn of St Louis, who visited the Shecks and attended the Quinn reunion, have departed for home in their car.
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Harvey Woepsner
James Quinn
St. Louis
O. P. Shecks
Quinn
Marion Meek Funeral For Warren G Harding Arrives
Marion Ohio awaits the funeral train bearing Warren G Harding home from Washington. A simple private service and burial follow strict privacy requested by Mrs Harding. Cabinet members Hoover Work and Dougherty travel with the train. Coolidge and officials arrive for the final rites. National guardsmen patrol as Marion observes a townwide day of mourning with limited activity and the local newspaper suspends publication.
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Marion
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Washington
Harding
Alaska
Hoover
Work and
Dougherty
Coolidge
Hardine
Associated Ohio Dallys
Ohio National Guardsmen
Harding Friends Plan Mausoleum Near Harding Home
In Marion Ohio August 9 close friends of Warren G Harding move to erect a mausoleum atop a hill east of the city overlooking his longtime home where his porch campaign was run funds would come from selling gold dollars and plans await Mrs Harding's approval or rejection
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Associated Press
Marion
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Fascist Party Formed in Roumania After Italian Model
In Bucharest on August 9 a fascist party modeled on Italy's movement announces a platform demanding a dictatorship to restore order and honesty. It calls for expulsion of foreigners, claiming two million non nationals worsen housing issues.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Sees Safety In Parachutes
London report quotes F R Calthrop stating no airplane crashes in the six months to June 20. He notes 106 deaths and 64 injuries from accidents and argues parachutes, properly used, can reduce fatalities and injuries.
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London
Wold
F. R. Calthrop
Coolidge Accepts Presidency of American Red Cross
Washington August 9 President Coolidge today accepted the presidency of the American Red Cross a position always held by the U S president.
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Washington, D. C
Coolidge
American Red Cross
United States
Portrait Window Shows Late President in Hallway
In the window hangs a large picture of the late president, dominating the display and drawing attention from passersby. The somber image reflects a moment of national remembrance as people stop to view the portrait.
Negro shoots wife in New York police court
New York August 9 Washington Heights court scene erupts as Norman Roberts a Negro summoned on assault by his wife shoots her dead in a corridor then flees a patrolman and is himself shot dead by the patrolman in pursuit.
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New York
Washington Heights
Norman Roberts
France and Belgium Agree on Reparations Terms
London dispatch reports the British cabinet council has approved the reply to France and Belgium in the reparations talks. The document will be sent to Paris and Brussels shortly, marking a formal step in the negotiations.
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London
Belgium
Deputy Sheriffs Injured in Battle at Zinc Plant Entrance
In Hillsboro Illinois a shooter wounded one deputy sheriff severely while three others were badly beaten during a morning clash between deputy sheriffs and miners at the American Zinc Company plant entrance.
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Hillsboro
Ill
American Zinc Company
UC astronomers plan eclipse photos in Ensenada
University of California observers will photograph and collect records of the total solar eclipse anticipated on September 19 in Ensenada Baja California. Dr William F Meyer will lead the Berkeley based expedition and supervise the observatory task force.
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Ensenada
Lower California
Mall
University of California
Berkeley
Calif
William F. Meyer
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