Harding body to be placed in Marion vault after simple funeral
President Harding will not be buried beside his mother in Marion. After services Friday, his body goes to the cemetery vault pending a mausoleum. Mrs. Harding vetoed military escort plans and favors a simple ceremony at the cemetery receiving vault conducted by Rev. J. M. Landis.
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Associates Press
Marion
Harding
George ‘T. Harding, Jr
Carl W. Sawyer
Chicago
George T. Harding, Jr
Hoke Donithen
Christian
Wadlingtone
Washington
Trinity Baptist, Church
President Coolidge
Senator Lodge
Persistency in Virtue Stowaway Landing At Ellis Island
Oscar Befall a 22 year old Browaway world champion completed its sixteenth voyage to America. The ship President Fill docked at New York Aug 7 after Befall was found aboard two days out from Bremen and placed in the brig for attempting to work more than eight hours daily. Befall had tried to enter the U S by stowaway route for two and a half years claiming parents in the country. He was taken to Ellis Island for deportation.
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New York
Oscar Befall
Browaway
America
Fillmore
Bremen
Beial
Ellis Island
Coolidge Draws Favor in Adopting Harding Policies
The piece argues Coolidge will likely keep Mellon in the treasury and continue Harding era policies. It notes Hughes’s expertise in foreign affairs, Hoover’s broad competence, and Davis and Weeks as strong cabinet figures aligned with Coolidge’s approach to leadership and Congress.
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Coolidge
Harding
The
Treasury
Mellon
Washington
Hughes
Hin
State Department
Hoover
Davis
Weeks
Massachusetts
Senator Lodge
New Hampshire
Chandee
Congress
Mre
Republican Party
Mooyright
New York
Aliens Await Deportation After Presidential Pardons
Five aliens formerly imprisoned at Leavenworth with 29 year sentences from the 1918 I W W trial arrived in New York from Chicago to be deported after President Harding pardoned them. The group includes Joseph Graber James Stovic Peter Green Don Sheridan and Richard Brazier.
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New York
Leavenworth
Harding
Chicago
Joseph Graber
James Stovic
Peter Green
Don Sheridan
Richard Brazier
Rev Maurus Eberle Assigned to Chicago Parish
Rev Maurus Eberle O F M pastor of the Des Moines church for two years will report to St Augustine church in Chicago this week. His duties will be taken over by Rev Fisadostus Plassmeyer Teutopalis as the parish moves toward a new church home. state fire losses for the first half of 1923 show fewer incidents. total losses dropped from 2 147 107 in 1922 to 1 effective figures. Rodolfo Gaona the famed Mexican bullfighter has gone to Spain.
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Maurus Eberle
Chicago
Catholic Church
St. Augustine Church
Fisadostus Plassmeyer
Teutopalis
Eberle
Des Moines
the Eares
J. A. Tracy Ous
Tracy
Reverent Nation Honors Fallen Leader On Funeral Train
Aboard the Harding funeral express the public slows the train with silent respect across Ohio toward Washington. Mrs. Harding remains largely in bed yet watches the reverent crowds, as flowers pour aboard from states, municipalities, and private gardens, reflecting a national sorrow without a single public timetable. The journey across Ohio marked by unwavering homage continues to the capital and Marion.
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International
Harding
Washington
PD. C
Aug. T
Warding
National Capital
Maryland
Ohio
Qohio
Garfield
McKinsey
Raye
Capitol
Indiana
Warren G. Hiarding
America
Atlantic
Pacific
American Legion
Iowa
Marion
Nation prepares for President Harding funeral procession
National Capital readies for the funeral of President Harding with cavalry escorts from Fort Myer, black horses on a caisson, and a restrained greeting at the station. Troops, gun teams, and a silent conveyance will carry the casket to the White House for the night, with Mrs. Harding kept separate from the public ceremony.
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Capitol
White House
Fort Mogyer
White
Mrs. Harding
San Francisco
Capitol Grounds
Peace Monument
Pennsylvania
President Coolidge
Washington
Broad
Saberg
Harding
Marion
Bunkhouse Families Ordered to Move from Right-of-Way
Unsightly and insanitary bunk houses on the Chicago Great Western right of way between Mulinn Avenue and First Street will be abandoned as laborer dwellings. Roy Hulet, freight agent for the Cab W ill, informed by L. McDermott that the railroad has ordered the workers to vacate. Cleanup of the property will follow once they leave.
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Chicago Great Westerna
Mul- Inn Avenue
First Street
Railroad Company
L. McDermott
Sanitary
Stertter
Roy Hulett
Mer. McDermots Inn Company
Kiwanis Speaker Praises Harding at Noon Meeting
Rev Rollo F Hurlburt spoke on Warren G Harding's life at the Kiwanis noon gathering. He said the departed president was true to his ideals and advocated civic righteousness, stressing that national well being reflects individual virtue.
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Rollo F. Hurlburt
Warren G. Harding
Kiwanis Club
Bennett Name Confusion Clears in Court Calendar
Elmer Bennett not under arrest here. Confusion with Calmer Bennett from Waterloo Cider due to similar names in court calendar. Calmer Bennett fined for leaving wreckage of empty pop bottles from his truck after an incident on the street.
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Elmer Bennett
Broadway
Calmer Bennett
Waterloo Cider Company
Waterloo Hit By Heavy Rainstorm After Warm Spell
Waterloo endured a heavy rainstorm delivering 1.74 inches by 7 am with more than three inches in the early August week. Trains ran late due to floods though railroads reported no widespread damage. Lightning struck a local building as flags drooped at half mast and wind remained moderate with minimal damage reported.
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Waterloo
Towa
Sioux City
Iowa
Weather Bureau of the
State Department
Des Moines
Dubuque
Iowa City
Marshalltown
Rock Island
Missouri
Tilinsis Gentral
Great Western Railroads
Ralph B. Slippy
Falan-Fleming Company
Fourth Street
Wesday
la Porte Guy
Waterlon
Troops Called Out to Preserve Order in Carolina Primary
Charleston voters faced a bitter mayoral primary as four South Carolina companies cast ballots while guards stood by. Mayor Jonn F P Grace seeks a third term against Thomas P Stoney amid Klan-backer allegations denied by Stoney HQ with units at Armory Charleston Organsburg and Walterboro placed on standby.
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Carolina
Charleston
S. C
South Carolina
Organsburg
Walterboro
Jonn FP. Grace
Thomas P. Stoney
Grace
Ku Klux Klan
Stoney
Klan
St Anthony Defeats State Center in Fast Baseball Game
St Anthony defeated State Center in a fast baseball game Sunday with Grandy of St Anthony stealing home in the fourth. The teams are set to meet again Sunday at State Center. Final score by innings shows St Anthony taking early lead and holding on for the win.
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St. Anthony
State Center
Grandy
Golfer’s Slice Fatal Hit Behind Hermitage Links
In Richland Virginia yesterday R L Fenley attempted a drive from the rough on the Hermitage course. The golf ball struck his caddy, a Black boy, on the neck and he died fifteen minutes later.
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Richland
Hermitage
R. L. Fenley
Funeral services for Earl Gardner 23
Funeral services for Earl Gardner age 23 of 919 Riehl were held from the home with Rev V C Keiford officiating and burial in Fairview cemetery Cedar Falls. He worked with Bruno Guthria Stock Company at Woodward and Waterloo when his condition worsened leading to death Friday after hospital surgery earlier. He was a member of the musicians union No 33 and many out of town relatives attended.
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Earl Gardner
V. C. Keiford
Fairview Cemetery
Cedar Falls
Edward Serry
John Berry
Bruno-Guthria Stock Company
Woodward
Waterloo
Presbyterian Hospital
P. m
Minsicians’ Union
John Aldrich Hurt in Cedar Falls Accident
John Aldrich aged 22 sustained severe head wounds and body bruises after a collision on the old Cedar Falls road. Dr Carl Surfus, riding with him, also suffered injuries. A fender struck Aldrich’s front wheel sending the car into the path of another vehicle. The couple were rushed to Cedar Falls for aid and returned to Waterloo by bus. The wrecked car was looted that night.
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John Aldrich
Jefferson
Cedar Palls West Road
Carl Surfus
Aldrich
Cedar
Palle
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Surfus
Terminal facilities planned for I C R Y at Sioux City
W Scott Williams general superintendent of the Illinois Central railroad western lines and officials visited Sioux City to inspect property for a new roundhouse and other improvements. The proposed terminal project is estimated to cost about 506000 with Sioux City as the division’s terminal point.
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Sioux City
W. Scott Williams
Illinois Central Railroad Western Lines
Cedar River Receives Carload Game Fish Tomorrow
A carload of game fish will arrive by train No 18 of the Illinois Central at 7 60 a m tomorrow for the Cedar River. W E Albert state game and fish warden reports the shipment. Ernest W Koepke secretary of the Waterloo chapter Izaak Walton League says Ikes will help place the fish in the river near the Mullan Avenue bridge.
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Cedar River
Illinois Central Railroad
Gourier
W. E. Albert
State
Ernest W. Koepke
Waterloo
Izaak Walton League of America
Mullan Avenue
Elks Proclaim Friday Closure From 1 to 5 PM
Muscatine Iowa August proclamation from Clay Kneese president of the Iowa State Elks to close all Elk lodges Friday August 10 from 1 to 5 p m in respect to the death and funeral of President Warren G Harding and honoring a noted Elk time event details indicate nationwide mourning period observed by Elks lodges in the state
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Muscaline
Clay Kneese
Iowa State Association of Elks
Iowa
United States of America
Warren G. Harding
Iowa Guard Opens Camp in Mourning
The Iowa National Guard opened its annual encampment at Camp Dodge with Gen. Matt A. Tinley taking command. The guard will observe a 30 day mourning period for President Harding as ordered by Adj. Gen. Louis Lasher.
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Des Moines
Lowa National Guard
Camp
Dodge
Matt. A. Tinley
Council Bluffs
Harding
Adj
Louis Lasher
Predicts Capture of Toronto Holdup Gang
Toronto Ont Aug 7 The AI 1 test of William Morton at Detroit and his imprisonment fed police tonight to predict the immediate capture in widely separated cities of four gang members who last July 24 shot two bank messengers and robbed them of 83006 in currency.
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Toronto
Ont
William
Morton
Detroit
Russians in Rome Predict Recognition
London reports that Russian officials in Rome expect Italy to recognize the Russian railway central News dispatch from Rome cites Russian circles predicting official recognition soon by Italy.
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Rome
London
Italy
Waterloo Tigers Defeat Westerloo Tigers at Waverly
The Waterloo Tigers won 24 to 1 at Waverly as Holm held the opposition to three hits while fanning 14. Waverly pitchers Duecher Kuhlman and Hennings could not stop the onslaught. Beilke caught for Waterloo and Hennings and Brandenburg caught for Waverly. Manager A. H. Meyer of Waterloo, 1825 Franklin, seeks Sunday out of town games.
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Tigers
Waverly
Westerloo
Holm
Waterloo
Duecher
Kuhlman
Hennings
O. Beilke
Branddenburg
Waterloo Tigers
A. H. Meyer
Franklin
Chicago Great Western Officials Visit City
Gc L Hinkle general manager Oscar Townsend general freight agent G H Hunt freight claim agent and C J Foster general superintendent of the Chicago Great Western railroad visited the city to inspect company property. They left their private car at Oelwein to ride the Baseline motor train to McIntire.
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Gc. L. Hinkle
Oscar Townsend
G. H. Hunt
Chicago
C. J. Foster
Des Moines
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Oelwein
Mcintire
Rioting at Dublin Republican Meeting Wounds A Target
Rioting broke out at a Republican political meeting in Sligo today. One person was seriously wounded in an exchange of shots during the confrontation at the event in Dublin.
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Dublin
Sligo
Rights of Motor Buses Hear Today In Waterloo Cedar Falls
Hearing opened at Hotel Russell Lamson before Iowa railroad commissioners to determine if Waterloo Cedar Falls Northern Railway operated its buses in good faith as of April 14 1923. Motorbus company contends unfair competition including fare cutting free rides milk tickets and cigars as fare while streetcar busses allegedly accepted Motorbus tickets. Testimony from both sides concluded at noon with local mayors and officials present as observers.
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Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway Company
Motorbus Company
Cedar Falls
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Dwight N. Lewis
Des Moines
Charles Webster
Waucoma
Iowa Railroad Commission
C. EB. Pickett
Pickett, Swishar & Farwell
Merner
Traction Company
Motorbus
Ryberg
Seer Takes Curse of 1300 for Man
Hastings Nebraska man Charles W. Wailes paid clairvoyant Prof John Maus 1030 to lift a curse but both the clairvoyant and the cash vanished. Police were told Maus promised to work off the curse in exchange for the money.
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Seer
Hastings
Neb
Charles W. Wailes
John Maus
Wailes
Cursjes
Rmioney
Authority to scrap M. B. and S. Ry. requested in D. C.
The Muscatine Burlington and Southern railroad receiver asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to scrap the 40 mile line in Town. He said the railroad could not earn operating expenses and would not cover fixed charges.
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Washington, D. C
Muscatine, Burlington & Southern Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Capper Backs Coolidge Against Extra Session
Washington news says Senator Capper voiced support for President Coolidge after a White House meeting and stated farmers in his state did not demand an extra session of Congress.
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Washington, D. C
Capper
Farm Bloc
President Coolidge
White House
Congress
Fear Two Aviators Lost in Lake Michigan
Milwaukee residents fear for the safety of aviators R. G. Conant and M. Warshauer who began a Lake Michigan crossing early today and have not been heard from since. Posse searches wooded areas near Leamington Sawyer county for William Mecan 55 who shot Joe Atlen on the street yesterday.
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Fear
Lake Michigan
Milwaukee
Wis
M. Warshauer
Leamington
Sawyer County
William Mecan
Coudray Farmer
Joe Atlen
Sioux City Baby Recovered From Big Sioux River
The body of Sylvester Hively age 9 was recovered today after a boy of about 10 fell from a log into the Big Sioux River and disappeared. The accident occurred while the boys were ashore near Sioux City. Rockwell City judging results led Daryl Williams to top both boys and girls contests with 296 points. Eliza Green placed second with 295 and Glenn Hicks third with 294. In Atlantic Winfred Cocklin of Griswold sued Griswold National Bank for 786.21 plus interest over a check alleged to have been juggled to gain debt collection advantage. Oscar Younggren, a farmer nearby, remains missing and searchers have given up. A historical pageant on pioneer society is planned for Central Iowa fair Sept 19-21 directed by G L Caswell. Burlington awarded H B Wilson Co. the bid for city hall at 121224.
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Sioux City
Sylvester Hively
Big Sioux
Tha Tad
Rockwell City
Daryl Williams
Rockwell
City
Eliza Green
Glenn Hicks
Atlantic
Winfred Cocklin
Griswold
Griswold National Bank
G. C. Black
Elliott
Cocktin
Laurens
Oscar Younggren
Iowa Fair
G. L. Caswell
Iowa
Burlington
H. B. Wilson Company
Davenport
Coolidge Cheered by Knights of Columbus Delegates
Montreal August 7 350 delegates from 61 states and provinces welcomed President Coolidge as he read a Knights of Columbus message calling the order a patriotic force. The crowd noted 16 000 attendees from US states Canada and Cuba with many traveling by train and boat. The convention will adjourn Thursday afternoon.
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International News Wire
Montreal
Que
Coolidge
Supreme Council of the Knights of Columbus
Knights of Columbus
SJL
National Treasury
United States
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Philadelphia
Congress Expected to Ratify Turkish Treaty Soon
Washington leaders say Congress will promptly ratify the American Turkish treaty signed yesterday at Lausanne restoring diplomatic and commercial relations. The accord eases American trade restrictions in Turkey and provides foreign legal advisers for Americans or others charged or imprisoned there.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
United States
Turkey
State Department
Turkish Governments Rscert Ceeres
Rural Mail Carrier Convention Opens in Marshalltown
Nearly 200 Iowa rural mail carriers gathered in Marshalltown for the two day annual convention of the Iowa Rural Letter Carriers Association. Mayor A C Conway welcomed delegates as N G Loring of Webster City presided. The opening session announced an annual dinner with Attorney General Gibson, State Senator Tay P Scott and Congressman Cyrenus Cole as principal speakers. The business meeting is set for Wednesday.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Agsociation
N. G. Loring
Webster City
A. C. Conway
Gibson
Des Maiines
Tay P. Scott
Cyrenus Cole
Cedar Rapids
Waltz to Replace Jazz Dance Urged at Convention
Edward S. Hurst of Atlanta predicted at the International Association of Dancing Masters convention in New York that the old fashioned waltz would return and an American tango would be created from top tango steps. He said these dances would end immodest dancing and slapstick music.
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New York
Edward S. Hurst
Atlanta
International Association of Dancing Masters
War Dept Plans Bigger Congress Request
Washington D C Aug The War Department will seek a larger appropriation from the next Congress proposing 3 5 million dollars more than the current year including 1 500 600 for Panama canal defense and an army of 125 000 men Weeks said today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
War Department
Congress
Weeks
Panama Canal
Wilsons Card Left for Pres Coolidge
A calling card bearing Woodrow Wilsons name was left today at the hotel where President Coolidge has headquarters. Mrs Wilson accompanied him as he motored to the hotel and left the card with the doorman.
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Washington, D. C
Aug. T
Woodrow Wilson
Jluice
Coolidge
Iowa Corn Crop Forecast Reaches 412 Million Bushels
The Iowa crop outlook puts corn production at about 412.3 million bushels, with Washington cited in the forecast by AW Tere. The estimate reflects a strong yield expectation for the state amid current growing conditions.
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Washington
Iowa
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War Dept
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