The Archive · 1923

A Loss to the Whole Word

The Hague, Aug. 3.

At the opening of the sitting of the Court of International Justice the President, Dr. Loder, made a sympathetic reference to the death of President Harding, which, he said, was a loss to the whole world. He also mention-el President Harding's sympathy eric interest in the Court.

The Court rose for five minutes as-a sign of respect.—Reuter.

Cowes, Aug. 3.

The remainder of the British-American Yacht Cup races have been postponed on account of President Harding's death. Reuter.

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