Dallas Bishop Sees Hazard in Church Unity
Dallas Bishop John M. Moore warned of difficulties in world church unity at the West Texas Conference session. He questioned the idea of universal agreement among denominations and urged harmony in spirit, citing differing beliefs and creeds. The day included committee reports and services at First Methodist Church. Canada’s minerals total about 250 million dollars annually, up 125 percent in sixteen years. Brownsea Island near England was purchased by a woman for private use, noted for its frost-free climate.
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Dallas
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United States
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Most Accidents Are on Straight Roads
Harrisburg report finds straight roads cause most accidents not curves. Analysis of 192% traffic shows Monday has the highest accident count while Sunday carries the most traffic, lowering fatalities per cent on that day.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
Warns on 1927 Liber Women as Crafty Criminals
The Globe reports warnings from Netley Lucas, London criminologist, about the danger of alluring women who use beauty and legal know how to defraud men. He highlights global examples and notes how these fame seeking sirens lure victims before stripping pockets and faith.
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Cleopatra
Netley Lucas
London
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Germany
Italy
Spain
South America
Orient
Forties Queen Roars Over Pocketbook and Reputation
The statement labels Hut Kitty as a towering figure of the forties, focusing on the emptiness of pockets and the blackmail of public reputation.
Air Mail Fares Doubled To New York and Chicago
Air mail passengers from Cleveland to New York and Chicago were charged about 100 dollars after a recent fare increase. The higher rates were set to prioritize swift emergency transportation for those in real need.
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Cleveland
New York
Chicago
NYSE Official Charles Newcombe Dies at 60
Charles M. Newcombe, 60, vice president of the New York Stock Exchange, died at Bellevue Hospital after collapsing on the street from a cerebral hemorrhage.
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New York
Charles M. Newcombe
New York Stock Exchange
Bellevue Hospital
Explorer Fawcett Photo Reported Found Amid Brazilian Jungle
Roger Courteville, Brazilian engineer, arrives in Lima with news that Colonel P. K. Fawcett, long believed lost in Brazil, has been located alive in the interior nine months after a jungle encounter during his South American motor journey. Courteville plans a rescue expedition.
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Roger Courteville
Courteville
Lima
Edison’s Edisonic Music Celebrates Phonograph Golden Anniversary
In a lavish anniversary reveal, Edison introduces the Edisonic, a stereoscopic music advance praised by musicians and critics as a milestone. Described as having flowing contours and near tangible depth, it promises a new dimensional experience beyond ordinary phonographs.
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Edisonic
Mr. Edison
Edison
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