Harding Funeral Returns to Ohio in Simple Troop Transport
The funeral train bearing Warren G Harding's casket moved toward Marion Ohio amid heavy crowds and a nation in mourning. President Coolidge joins mourners, while Mrs Harding, steadfast, consoles herself as she prepares to bury her husband in his hometown among familiar neighbors. The scene shifts from state capitol grandure to a modest Marion burial as the nation honors its fallen leader.
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Canton
Harding
Marion
William McKinley
Calief
Capitol
Warren Harding
Washington
Capital
Calvin Coolidge
Pennsylvania Avenue
Warren Hardingwell
President Coolidge
Woodrow Wilson
William Howard Tait
Altho
Mrs. Harding
International Newa Wire
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Warren G. Harding
The
Republic
State To Take Over T. C. Cafeteria Operations Aug 24
The state board of education will manage Bartlett hall cafeteria at T.C. starting August 24 as Mrs. Louise M. Traer’s lease ends. Miss Mary Be. Haight, previously dormitory supervisor, will assume cafeteria duties beginning September 12.
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State
T.C
Cedar Falls
Bartlett Hall
State Board of Education
Louise M. Traer
Mary BE. Haight
Party Chieftains Seek to Fix Coolidge's Place in Court
Republican leaders debate whether to push President Coolidge toward joining the World Court and how to handle a potential coal strike looming next month. They note Harding's death shapes the political calculus and emphasize public confidence in Coolidge's mind and resolve.
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Coolidge
Paone
World Court
America
T Harding
Harding
State Hughes
Alost
Mosl
New England
Michigan
Minnesota
Workman Hurt By Blow From Pick In Trench Work
Leighton Van Doren a laborer for Illinois Central suffered a bad head wound on Water street near Fifth while trenching. He stood with Vernon Schraerlmeier in a shallow ditch when another worker’s descending pick struck his head, knocking him unconscious. He was taken to St Francis hospital. x ray may show skull fracture.
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Leighton van Doren
Waverly, Jr
Illinois Central
Water Street
Fifth Eal & A.m
van Doren
Vernon Schraerlermeir
Schoederermeiar
Four Unidentified Persons Killed by Train at Clinton
Four unidentified persons died when an automobile truck carrying three men and a woman was struck by a milk Central train in Clinton downtown. A nine year old girl riding in the truck was unharmed as the train derailed three cars and overturned after debris struck a switch.
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Clinton
Andillneis Central
Ao Tataliel
Delegates Gather for Oriental Order Convention in Cedar Rapids
About 3,000 delegates attend the twenty first annual convention of the Oriental Order of Humility and Perfection in Cedar Rapids Iowa with arrivals on every train. Welcome addresses from state city chamber and local officials precede afternoon degree work for over 260 neophytes to be conferred by Iris Sanctorum. Supremes officers of the Ladies of the Orient to attend a dinner at Hotel Montrose and a special theatrical entertainment is planned for delegates.
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Cedar Rapids
Oriental Order of Humility and Perfection
E. R. Moore
Iowa
C. D. Huston
John M. Grimm
Chamber of Commerce
A. C. Cherry
Lgcal Lodge
Lulu Ss
Union Labor Bank for Los Angeles May Be Opened This Year
Walter F. McCalley, chairman of the Federation of Labor Institution, says steps will be taken to open a workers bank in Los Angeles by year’s start. The bank will have a $300,100 capital and up to 10 percent dividends with profit sharing for depositors. McCalley, president of the San Bernardino Valley bank, plans to move to Los Angeles and resign from the Federation Bank of New York.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Walter F. MecCaib
Federation of Labor Institution
Workers’ Bank
Los Angeles
McCalley
San Bernardino Valley Bank
Federation Bank of New York
Waterloo 10! Honor President at Lincoln Park
Waterloo to honor late President Warren G. Harding with a public tribute in Lincoln Park at 3 p.m. tomorrow. If rain, services move to Grace Methodist. police will direct crowds and halt trains and street traffic for five minutes starting 2 p.m. Central. rail and interurban services will pause at 3 p.m. for the tribute. Local organizations including Knights Templar, BPOE, G A R, Spanish War veterans, and civic groups will participate.
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Waterloo
Warren G. Harding
Lincoln Park
Marion
Grace ML
A. E. Gnaty
First Presbyterian Church
Mulberry Street
C. H. Markham
W. Scott Willams
Western Ones
Gass
FL & N
Rathway Co
Knights Templar
Knights
Masonic Temple
Waterloo Lodge
Harry Dunkelberg
Memorial Hall Grounds
Kiwanis Club
Merion, O
White House
Eight-Hour Day in Steel Mills Expected in Year
Officials from Gary and Chicago steel plants said the nationwide shift to an eight hour day will take about a year to implement after President Harding’s request. Gary will begin next week with a 12 hour to 8 hour change in a blast furnace unit, followed by hearth workers by mid August. About 2,000 workers will join payrolls, with total national employer costs rising about 65,000 and annual payrolls up by around 45 million dollars.
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Chicago
Harding
Gary
Ind
Boy Scout Drowns at Clear Lake Camp
James Chism a 13 year old Scout Swatedale drowned at Camp Roosevelt Clear Lake Mason City Ia near a diving board when he swam to a boat 30 feet away. He was 1350 feet from shore and struggled as Leland Pritchard the scout masters son freed himself. The incident occurred during the summer camp supervised by Ray E Pritchard.
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Mason City
James Chism
Swatedale
Clear Lake
Chism
Leland Pritchard
Chisin
Camp
Roosevelt
Ray
E. Pritchard
State Briefs Ames Postponed Press Meet
The first district Iowa Press association conference scheduled for tomorrow and Saturday in Burlington has been postponed due to President Harding's funeral. The new dates will be announced later.
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Ames
Iowa Press Association
Burlington
Harding
100 Mile Crawl to Prove Old Legend in Nebraska
Omaha reports Dr Julius T Hose of Wayne State Normal will reenact Hugh Glass tale by crawling 100 miles from the Grand River forks in South Dakota to the Cheyenne River. The plan, using Neihardt’s text, aims to prove the legendary feat and dispel student doubts. The event follows a August Grand Fork monument unveiling honoring Glass and Neihardt, Nebraska's poet laureate.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Provo
John G. Neibardt
Hugh Glags
Rantiarsman
Ashley- Henry Trapping Company
St. Louis
Julius T. Hose
Wayne State Normal
Wayne
Grand River
South Dakota
Cheyenne River
Dr. House
Nelhardt
Kufa
Gun
House
Grand Fork
Hugh Glass
Neihardt
Nebraska
Adams to Remain Chairman of Nat's Committee
Washington dispatch reports President Coolidge planning to resume duties after Harding funeral. John Adams is expected to stay as chairman of the Republican National Committee until the next convention. No congress session for farm relief is planned, and a new farm relief plan from Harding’s era may be presented in the next regular session.
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Johnie Adams
Republican Nations Committee
Coolidge
Adams
Congress
Harding
American Legion
Harding Homecoming in Marion Draws Mourning Crowd
Marion prepares for President Harding’s funeral visit with state troop guards, half mast flags, and home front displays. Notables Henry Ford Edison Firestone and Bishop Anderson expected. Coolidge and Taft coordinate return. Funeral at Marion cemetery to follow with services led by local pastors and hymns.
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Marion
Harding
President Coolidge
Taft
Washington
National Capital
Ford
Edison
Henry Ford
Thomas Edison
Harvey S. Firestone
Bishop
William F. Anderson
Mr. Harding
Marion County
Marion Cemetery
Hpernity
George M. Landis
Trinity Baptist Church
Jesse Swank
Marian Epworth Methodiat Episcopal Church
Four Injured When Car Crashes Through Fence at Williamsburg Races
At Williamsburg Iowa Aug 9 a car driven by A B Hyatt Rock Island Ill rammed a fence on a turn injuring four people. The injured include Dave Roberts 26 with knee and leg injuries Morley Barnard 13 with brain concussion severe cuts and bruises E D Gill with bruises to body and face and Henry Tittle with body bruises all from Williamsburg. One occupant was said to be fatally injured though details were incomplete.
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Williamsburg
A. B. Hyatt
Rock Island
Ill
Dave Roberta
Morley Barnard
E. D. Gill
Indict Foreman of Miners Trial Jury on Bribery Charges
Lewisburg West Virginia August first H R Harrah foreman of the jury that tried William Blizzard for murder in the Logan county miners insurrection was indicted by a grand jury on two counts of bribery One indictment says he accepted 700 dollars to hang the jury during Blizzard s first trial which ended in a disagreement The second accuses him of receiving 20 dollars a day for work among veniremen in Blizzard s second trial Judge Sharp postponed the case until September 11.
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Lewisburg
W. Va
H. R. Harrah
William Blizzard
Logan County
Blizzard
Harrah
Pole Breaks After Peculiar Accident on Lafayette Street
At 11 30 a.m. in Laday two cars towed by a chain broke free causing the disabled auto to strike a trolley pole. The flying end chipped a wheel and the pole snapped off. R B Mackamnan and his wife escaped injury. Address 72914 Sycamore. 1400 block Lafayette street.
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Laday
Altho
R. BE. Mackamnan
Sycamore
Lafayette Street
Buenos Aires Leaders to Attend Service in IBETOY
Brief notes report that De Alvaro and cabinet members along with senate and chamber leaders and diplomatic figures will join the American community in a service tomorrow in IBETOY for the late President Harding. Also mention Chancellor Cuno’s Reichstag speech receiving limited impact in England and a Phoenix parole board decision not to intervene in Manuel Martinez’s death sentence for the 1921 Ruby postmaster murder.
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Buenos Aires
al- Vear
Senate
Chamber
Nationalitias
Serviceg
Ibetoy
Harding
Grondon
Cuno
Reichstag
England
Phoenix
Ariz
State Board of Parole and Pardong
Manuel Martinez
State
Florence
J. Frank Pearson
Ruby
Krupp Officials Lose Appeals in French Court Case
Paris reports the court of cassation upheld sentences against Baron Krupp von Bohlen and Krupp directors from the Werden court martial. The defense argued Ruhr occupation as Versailles treaty act not enemy territory, while the prosecution framed it as a war consequence making the court martial competent.
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Associated Press
Paris
Court of Cassation
Baron Krupp von Bohlen
Krupp
Essen
Krupp Company
Werden
Ruhr
Mornet
Mine Striker Shot in Illinois Battle
In Hillsboro Illinois a union clash at the American Zinc Lead and Smelting plant left one striker and two deputies seriously wounded. Gov. Small sent labor mediator Dan Dineen to the scene as National Guard may be deployed to ease the strike over union recognition.
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United Press
Hillsboro
Ill
Asion
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co
Len Small
Dan Dineen
Decatur
Department , OF Labor
Seek Facilities at Town Soldiers' Home for World War Vets
In Des Moines officials and veterans leaders discussed housing World War I veterans at the Iowa Soldiers' Home in Marshalltown. Five veterans are already there with no additional facilities for others. State officials pledged to seek relief through the board of control and the attorney general's office.
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Des Moines
O. H. Allbee
Iowa
The
American Legion
CG. E. Edsall
Legion
Marshalltown
Ben C. Whitehill
Towa
G. B. Eaatburn
Gibson
Haynes
State Board of Control
May Hays for Real Head of Hollywood Studio Work
Iwill H. Hays known as Czar of the mov ies has been asked to come to Hollywood to lead the motion picture producers and distributors of America. Courtney Smith travels to present the request while plans for dissolving the association and censorship changes are discussed. The financial failure of the motion picture exposition, which closed earlier this week, is cited as a trigger for these moves.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Iwill H. Hays
The
Movies
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
Hollywood
Courtney Smith
Hays
Motion Picture Producers Association
W. J. Reynolds
Baldwin First to Climb Great Ladder at Fire Station
Baldwin, captain at Fire Station No 1, became Waterloo’s first firefighter to ascend the new 75 foot aerial ladder attached to the latest fire truck. The ladder was raised and Baldwin rode up and down, with other firefighters following. An official test is planned Monday before city officials. public invitation issued with no set time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Baldwin
Waterloo
Baldwin
Johnson to Speak in New York Labor Meeting Sept 29
Magnus Johnson, newly elected U S senator on the Farmer Labor ticket to fill Knute Nelson’s seat, announced through secretary H G Teigan that he will speak at a labor meeting in Carnegie Hall New York on Saturday Sept 29 under the Progressive Labor Forum auspices.
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Minneapolis
Avn
Maxnus Johnson
United States
Farmer-Labor
Knute Nelson
H. G. Teigan
Carnegie Eall
New York
Progressive Labor Forum
Moses Leads Goolidge Boom In Hampshire State
Senator George H. Moses of New Hampshire announced an unofficial push to back Calvin Coolidge for the 1924 Republican nomination after a meeting with the president at the Willard Hotel. Moses said he would issue a statement urging New England to support Coolidge, signaling a growing political momentum amid期待 talks on the world court and administration plans.
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Ohio
Canada
Gev
Victor Donahey
Preston C. Thomas
Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
Rod
Guil River
Ceborenk
Ontario
Denahey
Anemies
Earl Jennings
Cosantina Ziprian
Cail
New England
International News Wire
Washington, D. C
Calvin Coolidge
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
the Willard
Moses
International News Service
All New England
President Coolidge
Coolidge
Hinton World Court
Senate
Moyes
Govermor
Massachusetts
Harding
Magnus Johnson
Minnesota
West
Auto Is Struck by Interurban Near Center Point
L. M. Beam a Rand McNally traveling salesman from Chicago was seriously injured when his automobile collided with a W. C. F. N. interurban at Hogle's crossing between Center Point and Ibana shortly before noon. His car was badly smashed and Beam was thrown out. he was taken to Center Point, then transferred to St Luke's hospital in Cedar Rapids.
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L. M. Beam
Rand &McNally
Chicago
Hogle’s
Center Point
Ibana
Beam
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Traffic dept of G W A aids Waterloo association bulletin
The Greater Waterloo Association bulletin highlights the traffic department chaired by C A Hanson. He reviewed freight bills for error checks and secured special rates for Dairy Cattle Congress visitors. Directors backed an Atlantic Yellowstone Pacific transcontinental highway and formed committees to push the project.
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Greater Waterloo Association
C. A. Hanson
Hanson
Waterloo
Mortuary Notice for Addison Judson Clark 82
Addison Judson Clark 82 died at 9 a m at St Francis hospital of infirmities of age born Nov 3 1841 Oriskany N Y married Statira E Perkins Dec 17 1866 moved Iowa 1871 farms near Cedar Falls Sanborn Waterloo then 921 Eleventh St West Waterloo survivors include two daughters Eva and Minnie L Clark son W A Clark ten grandchildren and four great grandchildren remains to Petersen Bros mortuary burial in Sanborn Friday at 10:50 a m infant Yvonne Cond on died at 7:30 a m today at St Francis hospital born Aug 4 1923 services 9 a m tomorrow at Keefe Towne funeral home Rev Fr Slatery officiating burial Calvary
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Addison Judson Clark
St. Francis Hospital
Oriskany
N. Y
Statira EB. Perkins
Iowa
Cedar Falls
Sanborn
Waterloo
Eleventh Street
W. H. Yockstreck
Eva
W. A. Clark
Clark
M. B
B. J. Clark
Minnie L. Clark
Evonse Condon
Yvonne
John Lb. Condon
Fowler
Ckeefe & Towne Funeral Home
Edward Slatery
Calvary
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Donahey
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