oc-plain-dealer 1923-08-15

World Events As MARION RECEIVES ITS HARDING; HOME CITY PAYS FINAL TRIBUTE Army, navy and marine men lifting body of President Harding from side door of funeral waiting hearse at Marion depot. A city of mourning, a hundred thousand home folk with bowed heads, received all mortal of President Harding when the dead chief executive's body arrived in Marion for Members of the cabinet and other high officials followed the casket from the depot to the dead president's father as the thousands along the streets stood with bared heads and med eyes in silent tribute to "their Harding" home citizen as well as President. NEW PRESIDENT ATTENDS CHURCH; JOINS IN PRAYER FOR HIS "CHIEF President Calvin Coolidge, by arrow, and wife and of his party leaving First gational Church in Washington services for late Harding. WHEN THOUSANDS PAID TRIBUTE TO HARDING AT CAP WHEN THOUSANDS PAID TRIBUTE TO HARDING AT CAPITOL Flower-banked casket, guarded by detail of honor in Capitol rotunda as thousands view Silently and with reverence more than 35,000 persons filed through the rotunda of the U.S. Capitol at Washington to view all that was mortal of President Harding. The casket, resting on the catafalque which held the remains of Lincoln, Garfield, McKinley and the Uncle, was guarded by of honor which has constantly since Harrington. As Seen By the Plain Dealer NAL TRIBUTE WHEN MARION RECEIVED Cabinet members marching sorrowfully behind casket bearing Hardings hearse. The numbers on the photo indicate cabinet members. Secretary Work: No. 4 (behind soldier), Secretary Hughes, and Cabinet members marching sorrowfully behind casket bearing Hardings hearse. The numbers on the photo indicate cabinet members. Secretary Work; No. 4 (behind soldier), Secretary Hughes, and Marion has taken home her famous citizen. The simplicity of the body in his home city was in marked contrast to the strict military bea crowd of home folk gathered to receive him. Members of the cabi from the depot to the house and later to the cemetery. WHERE HARDING FUNERAL CORTEGE AS MARION, Looking north on South Main street, Marion, showing the Citizens of Marion had their last views of the body of the late President, Dr. George T. Harding Sr., whence the funeral was held. The Harding home, turning on South Main street to Marion cemetery. WHEN HARDING FUNERAL TRAIN SPED Looking north on South Main street, Marion, showing the citizens of Marion had their last views of the body of the late President father, Dr. George T. Harding Sr., whence the funeral was held. The Harding home, turning on South Main street to Marion cemetery. WHEN HARDING FUNERAL TRAIN SPED Kinley and the Unknown Soldier, was guarded by the detail of honor which has been with it constantly since Harding died. Dealer Camera N RECEIVED HER HONORED DEAD casket bearing Hardings remains as it was borne from depot at Marlon to waitingicate cabinet members. No. 1 is Secretary Wallace; No. 2, Secretary Denby; No. 3, Secretary Hughes, and No. 5, Secretary Weeks. casket bearing Hardings remains as it was borne from depot at Marion to waiting late cabinet members. No. 1 is Secretary Wallace; No. 2, Secretary Denby; No. 3, Secretary Hughes, and No. 5, Secretary Weeks. The simplicity of the reception which attended the arrival of President Harding's to the strict military bearing which attended the previous services in Washington. The members of the cabinet accompanied the body to Marion and followed the casket metery. FURAL CORTEGE PASSED IN MARION, OHIO, PAID TRIBUTE TO ITS OWN Street, Marion, showing the route of funeral procession. The body of the late President Harding while it lay in state at the residence of his funeral was held. The funeral procession moved west on East Center street from the Marion cemetery. Harding rests in a lot with his mother and sister. FURAL TRAIN SPED THROUGH SORROWING NATION street, Marion, showing the route of funeral procession. The body of the late President Harding while it lay in state at the residence of his funeral was held. The funeral procession moved west on East Center street from the Marion cemetery. Harding rests in a lot with his mother and sister. CIRCULAR TRAIN SPED THROUGH SORROWING NATION from San Francisco to Washington. Crowd at small town gazing at car bearing Harding's body. Every stop the hard run across the country is shown train stopped at a small town fo train made on its by this photo, taken while the refueling.