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12 Nov 1921

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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1921

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12

Eight Heroes Bear President Harding Address Body of Unknown Soldier

Eight enlisted men from the army navy and marine corps served as body bearers at the burial of Americas unknown hero. They wore medals including the congressional and french awards as presidents address honored the fallen with solemn reflections on duty democracy and peace.

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Harding Marine Corps America Capitol Arlington Cemetery Deeda Svar Amatars Naval Service United States Gutmery Ernest August Jansen Fifth Regiment of Marines Jansen P Sugt Chateau Thierry Orenty Sergt Jan‘Ben Moodful Daniel I” de Montenegro RA Woodfull Peian James Déarmy Delaney Campana Jaulny Thomas D. Saunders Travis Tex Saunders Loura Farga Fifty Second Coast Artillery Camp Eustis St. Mihie Charles Lee O'Connor Mount Vernon Eptember O'Connor Younguay Harry Taylor Lat Douglas Aziz Meuse- Pargonne Taylor Wat Seea Seret James W.pell Eibth Field Artillery Gamp Travis X. Waw Europe Ita Etern
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The Unknown Soldier Burial at Capitol Amphitheater

A vast audience of about 5 000 fills the Capitol amphitheater as President Harding and Mrs. Harding attend a solemn memorial for the unknown soldier. Medals of honor, foreign leaders’ honors, and wreaths adorn the scene as military bands play and the ceremony ends with taps and a rifle salute.

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Capitol Dénae Marine Band Harding Jacques Foch Diaz Peete
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Nation Mourns as Warrior Hero Returns to Final Rest

A solemn national gathering marked the return of a war hero to the Capitol and Arlington grave sites. Crowds along the route and at the cemetery observed a quiet, reverent mood as dignitaries including President Harding and former President Wilson paid tribute. The funeral cortege moved from the Capitol to Arlington with flag-draped honors and a somber procession through the city.

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Agela Jane Capitol Nel Capitoli Nagch Arlton O'Olock Herding White ‘House Hardlig T ‘Hen Woodrow ‘Wilson Harding Wilson Jackson Place Capitol Arling National Cemetery Axton Thoas
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Envoys Confident of Parley Success at Armament Conference

French Prime Minister Briand speaks of common understanding and peaceful aims. Italian, Japanese, and British delegations express readiness to contribute to a lasting peace and a constructive disarmament program as the conference opens.

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