Harding Strain Fueled by Pressure on Coolidge Era
Washington editor recalls March dispatch on President Harding and the mounting strain from coal and railroad strikes. The piece warns of a possible conspiracy to harm the president while urging public restraint and generosity toward Coolidge and the new administration.
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Sullivan
Washington, D.C
Harding
Washington
Europe
America
Russia
Coolidge
Peop Ee
Yast
Potomac
White House
Courier Delivery Promise Before 630 PM
Notice instructs readers the Courier is to be delivered to homes before 6 30 o clock. If the paper is late due to carrier error or other cause, readers should phone 5200 to report a copy will reach the office before 6 30 p m.
President's Father Goes to Marion to Pay Last Respects
John C. Coolidge, father of the president, travels from his farm in the mountains to Marion Ohio to attend the burial services of the late President Harding. He declined accompanying his son to Washington but will pay respects to Mrs. Harding and the president's father.
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Marion
Plymouth
John C. Coolidge
President Harding
Coolidge
Washington
Ohio
Harding
Miles Long Line at Bier for Dead President
A four mile line extended from the Harding house as doors closed to admissions at 1 p m. Troops blocked the crowd while special trains continued arriving and Red Cross workers aided heat affected visitors. Army officials counted over 38 000 viewing the lying in state.
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United Press
Marion
Harding House
Red Cross
Army
Mabel Normand Thrown From Horse Receives Hospital Care
Mabel Normand, film actress, is hospitalized with a broken collar bone, shock, and a bruised left eye after being thrown from a horse on Coronado beach. She rode for miles before the incident near the surf when the horse bolted. Doctors say recovery will take several weeks.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Mabel Normand
Coronado
Normand
Coronado Beach
Albert D. Kueker Dies at Tripoli Business Firm Head
Albert D. Kueker, head of the Tripoli Mercantile company, died at 11:45 a.m. after a brief illness of heart disease. A native of a nearby farm, he rose quickly in retail business and became a leading civic figure in Tripoli. He is survived by his widow and a small daughter.
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Tripoli
Albert D. Kueker
Tripoli Mercantile Company
Reichsbank Shuts Door as Berlin Strikes
United Press reports Berlin ambulance of crisis as Reichsbank closes after failing to meet payments. Dollar and pound quoted high marks surge while workers strike and newspapers suspend. Communists push for action around Constitution Day. Borsig and Siemens factories demand Chancellor Cuno’s resignation and immediate wage payments.
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United Press Berlin
Reichsbbank
Gevernment
Borsig
Siemens
Festenat
Cuno
Foreign Capitals Pay Last Tribute To Late President
Britain held multiple memorials for Warren G. Harding with Westminster Abbey and St. Margaret’s as well as a large attendance. King George's express approval marked the use of Westminster Abbey. Attendees included 6,000 at the abbey, Cabinet members, diplomats, and American officials led by Canon Carnegie.
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London
Marion
Britain
Harding
Westminster Abbey
St. Margaret’s Church
Abbey
George
Westmister Abbey
George I
Duke of York
J. P. Morgan
Scotland
Bernard Baruch
Westminster Aubey
Salemn
Army
Navy
United, States
England
Canon Carnegie
H. L. Nixon
United States
Canon
Stankey Baldwin
Lord Curzoo
Lord Derby
Auckland Geddes
David Lloyd George
Paris
United Press
France
America
Warren G. Harding
Place de la Concorde
Constantinople
Davis
Ryan
Berlin
Ebert
Houghton
Diplomatic Corps
Edinburgh
St. Giles Cathedral
President Harding
Nation Remembers Harding with Nationwide Mourning
Across the United States and abroad a day of silence and mourning marks the burial of Warren G. Harding. The proclamation calls for theatres to close, rail traffic to halt at the tomb, postal services to pause, and memorial services from Westminster Abbey to far shores as prayers and taps honor the late president.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Warren G. Harding
Marfan
Coolidge
Universal
America
Ati Sea
Westminster Abbey
France
Switzerland
South America
Trailroad
Postal Telegraph Company
Western Union
Washington
Ford Edison and Firestone Pay Final Respects to Ford
A funeral procession arrives at the Harding home in Marion as Henry Ford Thomas A. Edison Harvey Firestone and George W. King accompany the dead friend to the residence. Ford exits first in a gray business suit with a stern demeanor as the party is escorted inside through a side entrance.
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Marion
Trenry Ford
Thomas A. Edison
Warvey
Firestone
George W. King
Barding
Ford
King
Mount Vernon Avenue
Harding
Prayer at Tomb in Cemetery Services
In Marion on August 16 Rev. Dr. Jesse Swank delivered a funeral prayer for President Harding at the cemetery. He prayed for God’s blessing on the nation and city and on Mrs. Harding and her family, invoking divine guidance, strength, and comfort in this time of bereavement. He expressed hope that Mrs. Harding would feel God’s nearness and support as she continues life without her husband.
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Associated Press
Marion
Jesse Swank
Epworth M, EB
Warding
Harding
God
Lord Jesus Christ
Wpov
Delorasa
Harding tribute honors late president at Marion funeral
Waterloo residents attended a large memorial for Warren G. Harding in Marion Ohio. Dr John R H Macartney and C E Pickett delivered eulogies as bells tolled and bands played. Military honors, religious prayers, and civic groups joined in a solemn procession and flag salute.
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Warren G. Harding
United States
Waterloo
Lincoln Park
Marion
John RH. Macartney
Iarding
Universal Brotherhood of Min
Warren Harding
Franklin Street
Grand Army of the Republic
Spanish War Veterans
American Legion
A. EB
Gnagy
Miembers
Greater Waterloo
Knight Templars
The
Elks, Eagles and
Odd Fellows
AJL
Citizens Gas & Electric Co
Northwestern Hell Telephone Company
Saul
R. Macartiney
G. A. R. Drimcorns
Z. M. Molloy
Ilarding
L. M. Welles
State Teachers College
BH. Pickett
Eulogy to Harding by Pickett at memorial service
Charles F. Pickett former congressman delivered a portion of his eulogy Democracy of the Dead at the memorial for President Harding. He noted that only six times in national history have people mourned a president and cited two causes of death, natural and assassination, as he spoke of the president’s passage from public honors to rest.
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J. E. Pickett
P Rice
Charles F. Pickett
Funeral services for late President Warding held in Marion
Funeral program details show a service at the late president's home and private family rites followed by transportation to Marion Cemetery. The hymn singings include Lead Kindly Light and Nearer My God to Thee, with readings by Rev George My Landis and Rev Jesse Swank and a benediction by TVshop Wil Ham ob Anderson.
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Marion
Fallowa
Sam
Tod P
Bady
Butte
Ail Olja
Jaty Press
Marlon
Soy
m—Burhil
George My Landis
Prinity Raythe
Churel
Jesse Swank
Bong
Prinity Choir
Henedletton
Tvshop
Wil Ham Ob Anderson
Cinelamen
Funeral in Marion for Charles Orwig noted state political figure
Marion Ohio mourns for Charles L B Orwig former state treasurer Democratic nominee who died serving country in Argonne. Reported attendance includes editors from Olio Associated Dalitos and President Harding funeral rites as Mrs Harding and George Christian cope with grief.
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Assorkited Press
Marion, O
Charles LB
Orwie
Manusfield
Argonne Forest
Volers
Ohio
Orwig
Warren Harding
Indemnities and reforms urged after Lincheng outrage
The note by the foreign diplomatic body to Foreign Minister Wellington Koo outlines three indemnity stages for damages to foreign captives, calls for strong action against banditry in central and northern China with foreign military liaison, and urges punishment of high officials including the Shantung governor. It also proposes a railway police unit under foreign officers and warns against misuse of army finances during civil war.
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International News Tire
Peking
Ang
Lincheng
Wellington Koo Toliday
Foreign Office
Shantung
Harding's body laid in Marion vault as towns-people mourn
Warren G. Harding was entombed in a Marion cemetery vault at 3 18 p m amid solemn crowds. President Coolidge, Justice Taft and Pershing attended, with militiamen keeping order as thousands lingered along Center Street before the procession to the cemetery.
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Warren Camaliel Harding
United States
Marion
Warren G. Harding
Weill
Warren Harding
Navy
Dr. Hardinghama
Nody Y
Coolidge
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Harding
Taft
Pershing
Army
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Soplidge
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Marion Cemetery
Warren 3
Center Street
Paka TR
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