Coolidge to Carry On Harding Polices and Men
Washington dispatch notes Coolidge aims to continue Harding policies and keep Harding’s men in key posts. He seeks continuity, stability, and trust, with cabinet retention likely though a few shifts possible. Mellon Hoover and Hughes form the cabinet’s influential trio guiding postwar policy.
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Delivery Deadline Clarified for Courier Service
The notice states newspapers should reach homes before 5 30 and promises a replacement copy if the paper is not received due to carrier error. Calls to 5100 reach this office before 6 30 p m for issues and replacements.
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Crowder Recalled to Discuss Cuban Congress Actions
Maj. Gen. Enoch H. Crowder, World War draft manager and former U.S. ambassador to Cuba, is recalled to Washington for talks with State Department officials. The Cuban congress had passed a state lottery bill despite Washington protests and the Cuban president's veto, with a remark that American interference is none of America’s business.
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National Biscuit fights Standard over patent and display trademarks
In Des Moines the National Biscuit company sues the Standard Biscuit company alleging infringement of patents and imitation trademarks. A preliminary injunction and a $5,000 bond are ordered. The petition charges use of patented display tops on cardboard cookie boxes and cloth covering for National marks. E B Bushnell of Standard is named responsible. The suit seeks profit accounting and compensatory damages.
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National Nows
Auto crashes kill ten across three families in Indiana and Illinois
Ten people from three families die in crashes on grade crossings and a viaduct collapse near Griffith Indiana Girard Illinois and a Minnesota viaduct fall. Among the dead are George Walkup private secretary to Illinois Central official and his family, with others from Kendall and Spaulding families. Six joyriders survive injuries in Minneapolis while five men face jail for drunken driving in Chicago.
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Million and ale watch death car traverse Chicago
Chicago mourns President Harding as the funeral train passes through the city. A crowd of up to 1.5 million, plus railroad officials and police, lines streets while airplanes drop wreaths and guns salute. Mrs. Harding slows the train to preserve the crowds rather than risk harm.
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Ten Oil Promoters Indicted in California
Ten oil promoters tied to Tampico-Texas Deebe Oil & Land Co. and Great Angeles Oil & Land Co. were indicted by a federal grand jury in Los Angeles. Defendants include E. B. Chapin Glenn Wil Black H W Rowland J H Maulding G E Ripley Jack Carrillo Bernard Cullen Martin Cullen Robert C Dennison and Tom V King. Bail set from 2500 to 10000.
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G. E. Ripley
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Bernard Cullen
Martin Cullen
Robert C. Dennison
Tom V. King
Catholic Clergy in Ruhr Seek to Prevent Partition
German Catholic clergy in the Rhineland and Ruhr present a memorial to Pope Pius through Monsignor Testa urging use of all papal means to prevent West Prussia's separation from the empire. They condemn sabotage but note outbreaks as understandable given ongoing tortures and vexations.
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West Prussia
Express Car Robbed of Unknown Amount
Four bandits slugged bound and gagged the express messenger on a Big Four train leaving Peoria at 8:30 p.m. They stole sealed packages and railroad remittances from the express car safe. The loot’s value was not announced.
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Peoria
Tit
Civic Affairs and Business One Side Until Harding Funeral Is Completed
Iowa City declares a joint city university memorial service in the university auditorium during Warren G. Harding’s burial in Marion Ohio. Miss Emma Tarvat urges prayers. Charles M Dutch er to deliver memorial address. city and university close for the day.
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Merchants hear co op plan and pension talk at Chicago meet
About 600 small town merchants heard a two day Interstate Merchants Council session in Chicago. Paul Davis urged volume and cooperation while a Grand Army of the Republic resolution seeks a Civil War pension of 72 dollars monthly for living soldiers and widows with conditions.
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New York
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William P. Wright
Chitaga
Gov. Davis Improves Slightly After Overwork Illness
Topeka Kansas August 1 The condition of Gov Jonathan M Davis with fever showed slight improvement today physicians announced Doctors at first diagnosed influenza but now say the high temperature has persisted since last Saturday and may be typhoid The governor has run a temperature around 104 for four days Friends believe recent hard work weakened his condition.
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Four Wans May Attend National Funeral Service
Des Moines report notes Iowa political figures like Senator Cummins Former Senator Charles A Rawson John T Adams Republican chairman and Secretary of Agriculture Wallace likely to attend Warren G Harding funeral in Washington Wednesday The governor unable to attend due to illness State offices to be closed Friday per President Coolidge proclamation Cities and organizations plan memorial services closing businesses during the funeral time The death of the president prompted cancellation of social activities at military training camp Ads end with local tobacco promotion
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Citywide tribute planned for Harding death in Waterloo
Waterloo prepares a memorial day for Warren G. Harding with services at Lincoln Park from 3 to 5 pm, a public banner proclamation, and citywide closures. The program includes a First Presbyterian hymn, remarks by Mayor Gnagy, Rev. McVoy and Dr. Macartney, and military honors by veterans groups.
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Canadian Premier Calls Tariff on U S Coal
Saskatchewan Premier Charles A. Dinning urged the Royal Grain Inquiry Commission in Regina to consider imposing a tariff on United States coal. He linked tariffs to protecting the western Canadian coal industry and its workers amid market pressures.
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President’s Father Administered Swearing In at Farm Ceremony
Vicce President Calvin Apolldne was sworn in as Aner ic’s thirtieth president at 2047 o’clock Friday morning. The ceremony took place on the Coolidge farm near Plymouth Vermont. Col John OG Coul idge, the president’s father and a notary public, performed the oath.
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50 Moros Killed in Philippines Battle
The Associated Press reports a fierce battle near Lake Lanao on Mindanao left about fifty Moros dead and several wounded, with three Constabulary officers injured. Details were scarce, and authorities noted prior Moro fanatics plotted reprisals following 1920 killings.
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Couple remarry in Scott County after divorces
Davenport reports that Merry Beier aged 60 secured a license to remarry his former wife Marie Dorothy Baustian. The ceremony took place at 11 30 in the office of Justice of the Peace R G Smith with both parties in attendance. Beier says he has had three prior marriages and works as a carpenter.
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Washington mourns as Harding funeral train delays at union station
Washington reels under heavy skies as the funeral train bearing President Harding slows on its march toward the capital. Honorary pallbearers from Congress named as delays gather crowds along the route to the station and White House.
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