Presbyterian Church Funds Move In World Movement
Philadelphia May 27. Support for the interchurch world movement waned as the General Assembly set annual budget at 900000. A new plan calls for a 100000 contribution to the movement when organized, for current expenses and operations. The assembly declined further obligations and authorized steps to cover the 10 million pledge from last year.
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Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Interchurch World Cement
New Era
Geneal Assembly
Ex Fative Commission
Pressterian
Visit to Prison to Notify Debs About Nomination
A federal committee visited Atlanta prison to notify Eugene Debs of his Socialist Party nomination for president. The group aimed to deliver the notification, gain access to Debs, and secure a public reply speech. Mr Stedman joked Debs would be elected in November and joked about cabinet appointments.
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Atlanta
Eugene Debs
Socialist Party
Stedman
Debs
Explosion Destroys Vacant Apartment Moonshine Warehouse
Chicago police reported a blast at a vacant apartment that shattered windows and damaged nearby structures. Investigators found 30 gallons of moonshine whiskey, raisin mash, and the wreckage of a still. No owners were traced. Neighbors noted frequent visits to the unit. The whiskey was bottled and ready for shipment.
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Chicago
Nen
Fire destroys Shingle Mill in Everett Washington
A fire early today leveled the Garrist shingle mill on the east side of Everett with flames spreading to the Eve tt Shingle company kilns. The total loss is estimated at 40,000 dollars as investigators assess remnants and extent of damage.
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Everett
Wash
May Garrist
Theenth
Evett Shingle Company
Railroads seek 21 percent freight rate increase in hearings
Washington hearings on western railroads concluded testimonies from M Felton of the Chicago Great Western urging higher returns to match business growth. Carriers argue needed capital investment would expand mileage and improve facilities. Final testimonies in the eastern and southern territories were given. cross examination to follow after adjournment for a week.
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Washington, M
Western Railroads
M. Felton
Chitago Great Western Railway
Casern and
Southern Territories
Oregon presidential preference vote returns show dominant margin
Portland telegram tabulation reports Hiram Johnson led in Oregon with about 2,120 votes over Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood. The unofficial counts from all counties, compiled today, also indicate Johnson’s campaign manager MacDonald and other Republicans were narrowly defeated, with a roughly 1,400 vote gap.
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Portland
Ore
Hiram Onnson
Oregon
Leonard Wood
Hia
Portland Telegram
MacDonald
Johnson
Turkey Opposes Peace Pact Amid Turkish Leader’s Critique
Ankara dispatch reports Mustapha Kemal Pasha, head of Turkish nationalist forces, vehemently opposes the peace treaty. He accuses British efforts to discredit Turks and describes British repre sentatives as savages and fanatics while asserting his government remains steadfast.
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Angora
Anaanor
Associated "Press
Turkey
Mustapha
Kemal Pasha
Mustapha Kemal
Ist
Two Street Car Collision Injures Eighteen In Davenport
Eighteen people are injured in Davenport when two street cars, carrying arsenal workers, collide at the arsenal entrance. One car stopped to discharge passengers and was rear-ended. Air brakes failing is blamed. all victims are expected to recover.
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Yokohama Savings Bank
M. Mogi
Federal sugar cage 15 opens in Butte court case
The United States sues Joseph Fabian and the Butte Water company for sugar hoarding. Government witnesses describe sugar found on site and purchases by Fabian. Defense cites worker contracts and needed sugar for 500 workers. Trial advances toward a jury verdict as absentees face fines.
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United States
Joseph Fabian
Butte Water Company
W. W. Patterson
Rank Walker
Mr. Fabian
Colonel Stivers
John B. Co Fette
John Osterman
J.J O'Brien
Pat Nugent
Charles Be Sette
G. Z. Wade
Thomas Lavell Comich
J. M. Orton
P. H. McCarthy
Je A. Phalen
M. Morris
M. J. Conroy
Fred Amingo
J.D. Barton
H. J. Moldal
J. I. Legare
Jorge Ames
BF. Nichie
W. We Ilies
A. le Matter
Minnie” Degotte
Haith Clinch
Vablan
Fabian
Amingo
Fe Hiutton
Porter
Seim
School bans dancing and hikes at Colorado Springs high
Colorado Springs officials order dancers and mixed hikes banned at night at a local high school. Superintendent Re. Min names familiarity between boys and girls as the issue and forbids any school activity implying romance. Daytime hikes only, no after dark gatherings, to curb perceived looseness, with students reminded to obey parental expectations.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Terpuichore
Pulpils
Board of Education
Sehool
Sn Ae
Guanajuato’s old gold mine adobe city faces railway demolition
The Mexican city Guanajuato grew from adobe walls built with mine refuse gold dust. Early extraction left walls and floors rich in gold, but a nearby railway's construction necessitated demolishing about 10H houses.
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Guanajuato
Butte Women Voters Organize Into League
Delegates from nearly every local women’s club gathered at the courthouse to form the Butte branch of the League of Women Voters. A constitution was adopted and officers elected. The group discussed a citizenship school to open in July after the regional directors meet in June in Great Falls. Officers include Mrs. A F Rice as chairwoman and Mrs A S Christie as secretary. Committee chairs covered welfare, education, finance, and morality among others. A city mother position was proposed to guide youths and cooperate with agencies to curb immorality. Also noted is the shift toward juries for women in England, requiring housing values to qualify.
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Butte
League of Women Voters
Citizenship School
Great Falls
A. F. Rice
A. 5. Christie
Small
C. P
Child Welf
Winchester
Joseph Butey
H.C. McDonald
Caroline McGill
Margaret Rosza
Clara O'Connor Daly
Colorado Women's Christian Temperance Union
Salmon 15 Plentiful Now in Fraser River
The spring salmon run on the Fraser River is at its height with four years of abundance. Fishermen fetch record high prices as trainloads head to New York via the Canadian Pacific. A lean year is forecast for salmon, sockeye expected in July and August. Indiana fisherman Jim Crometty landed a 56 pound Fraser surgeon worth $74.40, while sturgeon fetches 10 cents a pound.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Fraser River
Canadian Pacific
New York
Columbia River
Oregon
Jim Crometty
Indiana
Fraser
Denver to launch city mother program for youth guidance
Local W C T V workers plan an innovation to educate warn and safeguard the citys young men and women. The program aims to replace unsafe views with structured guidance and community support through city efforts and volunteer workers.
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Denver
Ely
Sullivan Funeral Notice From Rockford Parlor
Dennis Sullivan aged 30 and two brothers with an uncle survive in Rockford Washington. Remains placed at the Dalys Shea parlor. Funeral notice to follow.
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Sullivan
Dennis
Rockford
Wash
Dalys Shea Parlor
Funeral for Mrs Annie Premla at White's Parsonage
The funeral for Mrs Annie Premla will be held at White's church parlor this afternoon, with Reverend Dr Cook officiating. The service is scheduled for early afternoon.
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Dremla
Annie Premla
White's
Eridai
Oelock
Cook
Funeral notices for Mrs Annette Markland and Antoni taurantiy
The funeral of Mrs Annette Markland will be held at Walsh's funeral chapel then proceed to St Patrick's for burial at Helen Chass cemetery. The funeral of Antoni taurantiy aged 46 will be Saturday morning at Walsh's funeral chapel with time to be announced.
Funeral Announcement for Joseph Paler Appears Later
Fragmentary notice references Joseph Paler and mentions Cassidy's and Bilboa's with an announcement of a funeral to appear in later papers. unclear dates or locations.
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Joseph Paler
Cassidy’ & Bilboa
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Essen
Inebee
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Jeorger Thompson
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Undertakers
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Larry Duggan
Embeln
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