Truce Called Over Christmas Controversies Across Christian Denominations
Bishop Manning urges clergy to pause debates on the Virgin Birth during the Christmas season. Across churches in New York and beyond, Protestants and Episcopalians debate biblical infallibility and the Virgin Birth, while the Modern Churchmen’s union supports critics of creeds. The piece notes historic heresies and the church’s resilience as it navigates internal disputes. The Gold Star Association plans a memorial drive and raises funds for a school and later a church at Bony France to honor American soldiers buried overseas.
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Stratton
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Christ Wong
L. Mason Clarke
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Harry Emerson Fosdick
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Lee W. Heaton
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Fort Worth
Texas
Leighton Parks
St. Bartholomew's
Percy Stickney Grant
Church of the Ascension
House of Bishops
United States
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France
Gold Star Association
Gold Star mothers urge congress for France visitation fund
The Gold Star Association of America plans a resolution urging Congress to provide a national appropriation to enable mothers fathers and wives of fallen soldiers to visit France. The resolution cites distress over press reports that cemeteries in France are not properly cared for.
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Gold Star Association of America
Congress
France
Mrothers
Progress of Visual Education Promotes Motion Picture Classrooms
At the Visual Instruction Association of America meeting in New York 300 members heard that every new New York schoolhouse will include motion picture facilities and that visual methods can teach 12 subjects. Speakers claimed motion pictures are 20 percent more efficient than slides and could boost church attendance through sacred showings. A Newark clergyman noted his church revived after adopting picture shows, and teachers were advised to use brief, targeted narration during screenings.
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York
Visual Instruction Association of America
Metropolis
National Education Association
Washington
Newark
N. J
New York
Seventy-Fifth AAAS Meeting In Cincinnati
The American Association for the Advancement of Science marks its 75th anniversary at next week's Cincinnati meeting. Prominent scientists gather as papers like The Vacuum There's Something in It are read. The event reflects a century of dramatic scientific progress and retrospects.
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Cincinnati
Association
United States
Canada
Whitney
General Electric Company
Raggedy Andy's Bold Plan To Free Friends From Goblin
Raggedy Andy and the Cookie people rally to rescue Raggedy Ann and Snitznoodle from Hookie the Goblin. Mrs Cookie unforeseen aid with a sausage grinder, mistaken for a food chopper, sparks a daring scheme. Andy arms himself and heads to the Goblin's house to begin the rescue.
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Raggedy
Cookie House
Hookie the Goblin
Raggedy Andy Delivers Sausage to Goblin at House
Raggedy Andy pokes head in and offers a sausage to a Goblin who replies he will come down to eat it. Raggedy Andy hurries to rescue Raggedy Ann as Snitznoodle watches.
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Planets Signal Focus on Finishing Tasks Saturday
Horoscope for Saturday December 22 1923 notes Saturn is poorly aspected but not strong, advising finishing current work. Readers are urged to tidy business affairs and lay plans for a place setup and related arrangements.
Foretelling 1923 Strength and Caution for All Readers
The 1923 forecast encourages both men and women to draw on past achievements to fuel future pursuits while urging vigilance for sensitive groups. It warns of real estate risks, rising living costs, possible labor tensions, and political unease, with notable prophecies of royal death and regional disasters.
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Libra
Brazil
Girie
McClure
Vaccination Order for Butte Schools Issued by State Board
A state health order requires vaccination certificates or proof of smallpox immunity for all persons in Butte schools including students teachers janitors and other staff. Certificates must be shown when schools resume after Christmas and signed by a licensed physician or surgeon. The board rejected re-employment for former janitor Tease Ballanger, noting he was not considered qualified, and no vacancies exist. The teachers payroll to date totals $41 196.88.
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Butte
Bow County
Publc
Montan
Trul F. Cogswell
State Department of Pub Wc Health
United Spanish War’ Veterans
Tease Ballanger
Longfellow School
Ballanger
Reduced Forces in Railroad Shops Reported
An item notes a reduction in railroad shop staff and mentions associated earlier volume and place. It references a screen message and a plan to carry out the thinning move as part of broader adjustments.
Henry Ford critiqued as political figure in retrospection
In a column by R R K, the writer argues Ford's exit from politics reveals risky tendencies. The piece lists rich and influential senators, contrasts wealth with public service, and suggests voters should seek moderate leaders over ambitious factions. The tone Marta reflects wartime public debate and concerns about leadership.
JOK FOUND GUILTY GIVEN LIFE TERM
A Savannah man identified as Fox received a life term after a jury found him guilty. The defense plans a possible new trial as attorneys meet with Judge Howard to discuss motions. Prosecution described as a strong effort, while Coburn laments state laws protecting such killers despite an insanity plea.
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Jok
N. Harris
Savannah
Hooper
Howard
Fox
Georgia
Hugh M. Dorefense
Mexican conflict update from Tamaulipas to Sonora
Reported fighting across Tamaulipas and Nuevo Leon with government forces tightening control. General Anatolio Ortega, wounded in Nayarit clashes, arrived in Nuevo, claiming escape from Tepic by car after rebel injuries. authorities report Ortega possibly killed earlier but official word unclear.
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Lorenzo Munoz
Warrheon
Fampico
Ignacio Enriques
Chihuahua
Foreign Relations Department
New Bales
Ortega
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