Harding to Last Rest With Simple Services, St. Joseph News-Press, August 10, 1923

Name/Title

Harding to Last Rest With Simple Services, St. Joseph News-Press, August 10, 1923

Entry/Object ID

AM1991.23.32AB

Scope and Content

Harding to Last Rest With Simple Services, St. Joseph News-Press, August 10, 1923 --Nation's fallen leader will be laid to sleep in unpretentious Marion Cemetery this afternoon within stone's throw from spot where mother lies. --Home folks testify to grief. Twenty-twenty-five thousand passed casket last night to pay their last honor to the dead except for the multitude growing hourly as trains and motor cars add new thousands from distant places. Marion is a city of silence in her sorrow, all movement being hushed in homage to kindly neighbor and friend whose greatness it had acclaimed. --Mrs. Harding calm at last rites. --Coolidge reaches Marion for Funeral --Name will not die --Nation pays tribute of silence News photos on page 8: --Francis T. Bowler, engineer for fifty years; who pilots Congressional Limited between New York and Washington --American Flag and naval seaplanes --Men golfing above sea level at Mt Rainier national Park, Washington --Old home of governor Edward Winslow, at Duxbury, MA --New sea plane designed to fit in submarine --Jane Addams, head of Hull House, Chicago is shown with her friend, Miss Mary R. Smith in Tokyo, Japan where she was hailed by populace as "Apostle of Peace". --L.A. Maynard, Seattle, mechanic, is shown putting finishing touches on model of steamship President Grant, which he carved from cedar with pocket knife. --World's Greatest Bombing Machine --Largest Bus seats 117 passengers --Primitive Broadcasting Station --King of Pottery Makers is Frank Partridge of London Eng. -- Premier Bento Mussolinin --Born Blind Lillian see after surgeon removed cataracts from her eyes --Tablet and fountain that mark O'Shaughnessy dam in Hetch-Hetchy Valley, CA --Backward this automobile goes down Berlin street, it appears to be backing, for it was built backward. --Southern Pacific dining car service which won first prize. --Duke of York leading players down field in sharp polo match in London.

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Nomenclature 4.0

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Newspaper

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Serial

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Other Documents

Nomenclature Class

Documentary Objects

Nomenclature Category

Category 08: Communication Objects

Search Terms

St. Joseph News-Press, U.S. Presidents, Harding, Warren G.

Condition

Overall Condition

Good

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Maintenance History

Date

Jan 29, 2019

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Person or Organization

Warren G. Harding