Nation pays homage as Unknown Soldier lies in Capitol
A mass tribute in Washington marks the unknown soldier’s funeral rites. Presidents, dignitaries, soldiers, and millions of mourners line the capitol rotunda in a nationwide outpouring of devotion. The unknown warrior is laid to rest at Arlington as the country contemplates a renewed spirit of unity and national purpose.
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Veterans Honor Unknown Soldier Line Rotunda View
Crowds estimated at around 200000 filed through the Capitol Rotunda to view the Unknown Soldier coffin draped in the American flag. Flowers from federal groups and civic organizations covered the space as services were held by the Federal Council of Churches and other bodies. A tribute to fallen comrades was voiced by veterans from Walter Reed, with robed clergy and civic leaders delivering memorials amid a solemn national vigil.
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Parade Arts Schedule for Nation's Hero Dead
A detailed timetable outlines pallbearers assembling in the Capitol rotunda at 8:00, the cortege moving to the Peace monument and Aqueduct Bridge route to Arlington National Cemetery, with 11:15 arrival at the amphitheater, 11:50 the President and Mrs Harding enter, a 12:00 silent tribute, and the 12:02 address and burial ceremonies. Citizens with amphitheater seats should be seated on Arlington arrival.
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Meeting Order For First Session Of Arms
The document outlines order of business for the first session of the arms conference. It requests delegates be seated, lists a presidential address, and details election of officers and committees. It proposes adjournment for Tuesday November 16 at 11 am at Continental Memorials Hall.
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Balfour Optimistic On Early Conference Results
The British delegation led by Mr Balfour arrives in Washington after Quebec and meets with U S officials. He says progress depends on work and predicts the conference can proceed quickly, despite complex topics and new maps shaping world futures. The group plans further official calls and a formal dinner at the British embassy.
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George G. Rourke Freed Hearing on Ireland Bound Case
George G. Rourke was freed in New York as authorities reported no action on charges tied to a voyage believed destined for Ireland. The case details remained unclear as officials prepared further hearings in what is described as a ventilating stage of the inquiry.
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War era official aid to Europe by grain board official
During the war era the vice president of the United States Grain Corporation traveled to Europe in 1919 to assist in feeding Europeans, accompanying Julius Barnes, a noted merchant, on the mission.
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Tax Conferees Pressed as Congress Hurdles to Conference
The House sent the tax revision bill to conference without instructing managers on Senate amendments but with a promise of GOP unity on the 50 percent top income surtax rate. Insurgent Democrats pressed for immediate acceptance of the 60 percent rate, while Mondell and Garrett maneuvered to allow a separate surtax vote before any conference agreement.
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Spanish Guard Fights Brigands in Asturias
Spanish guard in Oviedo engages brigands roaming Asturias causing villagers fear. In León vicinity one brigand wounded as attempt to capture he fled. later Benjamin Gongoller captured between Pinares and Turon amid alleged plans to sack houses. Gonzalez claims the band linked to an escaped prisoner Pearcy of two murders.
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French View on Repaying U S Debt Highlighted
Fragmentary report notes Kiwanis club discussion on U S debt repayment policy. It mentions France’s view of international obligations and equity delaying action, references military strength and potential leverage in postwar finances. Names and clear facts are limited due to text quality.
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Widow Seeks Damages After Lynchings in Laurens Case
In Laurens, New Mexico, a widow pursues a verdict for a $2,000 loss connected to a lynching incident. The report notes a fatal outcome and several victims, with a juried determination pending on the fall sum and responsibilities.
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Royal Speech Hopes Washington Armament Conference Succeed
The king in proroguing parliament appeals for patience and moderation to set friendship and cooperation with Ireland and England. He notes progress at the imperial conference on foreign policy and disarmament, and expresses hope Washington’s arms talks will succeed. The speech stresses peace in Europe and readiness to act with allies on Thessalian and Near East issues.
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