Harding Praises Lincoln at Marble Memorial Dedication
President Harding leads Memorial Day ceremonies praising Abraham Lincoln as the savior of the nation. Foreign envoys, officials, and thousands attend the Potomac Park dedication and graveside services as veterans march and flowers are laid at Arlington and other cemeteries in homage to the Civil War leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Lincoln
Potomac Park
Arlington
Euloriznes
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Dorn Ont
Selding Ie
Jarkgen
wWollain Hoytal Taft
America
Arlington National Cemetery
Ion
Address Honors Lincoln as Nation’s Reverent Symbol
A presidential address extols Lincoln as the nation’s enduring symbol of unity and sacrifice. It lauds his martyrdom, faith in the Union, and influence on America’s conscience, urging reverent remembrance amid peril and triumph alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas
Lincoln
Moaphy
Voices Praise Lincoln Memorial Address at Arlington
Washington Post coverage recalls President Harding and veterans at Arlington as Lincoln memorial ceremony evokes Civil War loyalties. Spectators applaud while a planes overhead interrupt, and Harding digresses to honor blue and gray veterans in a joint national memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Co
Lincoln
Harding
Blue
Veterans of
Gray
Thwaited
Fepu
Tobacco Merger Crowned In 167 Million Combine
A new $167,000,000 tobacco merger links United Cigar Stores and Tobacco Products Corporation to form a dominant retail and manufacturing group. Dixon, head of Tobacco Products, named president of the combined company, with Duke of United Cigar Stores likely to exit as board director. The deal promises a 9 percent base return plus a 2 percent stock bonus for many retail store owners, amid a reshuffled leadership slate and expectant market reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
United Fetal
Tobacco
Prodi Corporation
Dixon
Acts Concern
United Relation
United Cigar Stores
Taos B
Duke
P Pa
Ia Ae Beso Nore
Mecmergér
Ho: Ao Exchange
T: Ducts Corporation
Redmond
T New, Concern
Naw
Will. Whelng
Thomas
Tens of thousands march in New York for Memorial Day
Tens of thousands of veterans from five boroughs join a River to tomb march in New York City in a Memorial Day tribute. Gov Miller delivers the memorial address as GA HR veterans receive ovations. A parade featuring decorated autos and a review of veterans ends with a salute to Gen John O Ryans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aasociated
New’ ‘York
Try
Gen
Grant
Gay
Miller
Eady
John & O'Ryan
OlRyans
Prewar Police Force Reduction Suggested by Secretary Report
The secretary recommends a reduction of the police force in the executive ground, noting it was increased during wartime and may be trimmed back from prewar levels. President George B. Clift is referenced in connection with the proposal and its wartime context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Clift
United
Invasion of Ruhr by France Prompts German Reply
An unclear report from the Ruhr crisis notes France advancing plans and Germany considering a response. The contested question of foreign loans and the potential for aid are mentioned as central issues. The tone suggests the German reply was not viewed unfavorably in initial impressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Gereman
Bandit blamed for murders as police claim killings rise
An unclear police report references a young Bandit linked to multiple murders, including women and children. The text notes the suspect’s alleged helplessness and hints at confrontations where weapons could have changed outcomes.
Delegates Honor Observes Memorial Events at Lincoln Memorial
Chilean and Peruvian plenipotentiaries attended Lincoln Memorial exercises as honored guests of the United States during the Chilean-Peruvian conference. Negotiations on the Tacna Arica arbitration remained uncertain with signals from Santiago and a pending secret record of proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Santiago
Binth
United States
Abraham Lin
Tacna Arica
Aitiago- Foreign
Jad
Rome
Lincoln Memorial
Threat letters mount in Columbus amid city tense climate
Two more threatening letters arrived in Columbus raising the sense of danger after a blast damaged Mayor J Homer Dimon’s home and the sudden departure of city manager H Igoraon Hinkle. The letters, sent to J M Hiuling, chief of the district’s communications, and to other officials, prompted warnings from Sheriff Layfield and deputy authorities about continuing intimidation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Gai
Associated ’Press
J. Homer Dimon
H. Igoraon Hinkle
Ity
Dhanty
Huling
Muscogee County
Layfield
Vic
Meet to aid Mexico in debt talks in New York
Financiers from Great Britain France and the United States arrive aboard the Olympic to confer with Adolfo de la Huerta Mexico's finance minister on readjusting the national debt. Delegates include J P Morgan's Thomas W Lamont Edward R Peacock and others as negotiations begin Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huerta
New York
England
France
America
Associated Press
Great Britain
United States
Olympic
Mexico
Adolfo
Thomas W. Lamont
Europe
Paul van Schwabb
Bleichroder & Company
Berlin
Mr. Lament
International Committee of Bankers On
de la Huerta
International Committée
National Railways of
Sener de la Huerta
Francesco Madero
Victoriato Huerta
Venustians ‘Gare
Janis
Carranza
International Committee of Bankers On Mexico
Also Mentioned on This Page
Taft
Commission
Burrow
Ding Eliles
Lowns
High Station
Itv
Angela
Knovesig Ot
Harry N. Price
Méimorial
Dedl
Reddy
Britiséa
Tobacco Combine
Produ Corporation
Wille- Maile
Riverside Drive
Gov. Miller
G. A. R. Men
Mormied
Minn
Thuring
Washington
Ruhr
Mies
Grmany
To. Malkes
Preay
Commyson
Kent
Peru
Madeira
Germany
London
Paris