Why Methodism Is in Italy Despite Vatican Limits
In Rome on February 21 a crowded American Methodist church heard Pastor B M Tipple address Why Methodism is in Rome. Former Vice President Charles W Fairbanks spoke to the pope’s audience sparking debate in Rome and the United States. Tipple argued Methodists act under Italian religious freedom laws and that Methodism strengthens Catholic challenges by promoting liberty. He noted Vatican interference with Fairbanks visit and recalled Archbishop Ireland’s ban from a Lincoln banquet, framing Italy as needing Methodism amid faith versus atheism.
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Calamia Not Held for Petrosino Death
New Orleans February 27 Giuseppe Calamia an Italian was released tonight on bail of 1000 pending a preliminary hearing in a case linked to a deportation request this week He was arrested at the request of the United States Immigration Department in Washington He was reported to have left Italy soon after the Petrosino killing in Palermo Italy a year ago No charges were lodged against him Officially Tur?ed here a separate Italian crime alleged years ago may form the basis of the deportation demand
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Arrest in Cordele For Running a Blind Tiger
Cordele Ga February 27 Special Jean Cain was arrested Friday by two city authorities charged with running a blind tiger He posted bond and was released He will be tried by Mayor Ayala on Monday
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Funeral for Mrs Katharine Neel in Perry Georgia
Funeral services for Mrs Katharine Neel, who died yesterday in Macon, were held this afternoon at the Neel family home in Perry Georgia. She was the wife of P S Neel and daughter of the late W D Day.
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The Circuit Rider's Wife praised by critic Lee
A Nashville author Mrs. Lundy Harris is serialized The Circuit Rider's Wife. Reverend William Thompson and his wife are highlighted in a London style review of the work. The piece contrasts circuit rider ideals with living faith and Christ life. It cites past figures like St Paul and Augustine to argue for a vivid, active Christian experience.
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New Machine Gun Adopted by Army
The army adopts a compact new machine gun that a single or paired soldiers can carry with full gear and ammunition can be loaded on mules. It can be fired from the shoulder reducing exposure to attack, and uses steel strip ammunition with quick barrel changes to prevent overheating and jamming.
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League Meeting at Tabernacle in Macon Georgia
In Macon at the Baptist Tabernacle, this morning and evening, Civic Order League officers spoke in brief addresses urging immediate action to stamp out sales of intoxicants in the community. President Thomas R. Ayer, Pastor Rev. T. W. Callaway, and others spoke.
Mayor May Adjust Strike In Macon Ga
Mayor John T Moore acts to settle a long running dispute between Central Railway beilermakers and officers as the workers remain out for weeks. He will begin negotiations immediately to arrange a return to work and end the strike.
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Felton Opens Macon Superior Court Murder Case Likely Delayed
Special report from Macon Georgia states Judge W H Felton will open the criminal branch of the superior court tomorrow morning with the murder charge against B B Alford first on the docket. The case may be postponed due to the defendant's ill health.
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Duel with Pistols in Vienna Officials Engage
In Vienna on February 26 two Austrian government officials Dr. Gsear Mayer and Baron Hermann av Widerhofer Mayer opened fire in a pistol duel. Mayer shot Widerhofer, who collapsed but his condition was not immediately released.
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Eclipse Catarrh Cure Advertisement Prescribed by Users
A historical ad urges readers to treat catarrh with Eclipse Catarrh Cure. It includes testimonials from a 86 year old user praising relief in hearing and sleep, and requests mailed orders with 25 cent samples or one dollar money orders. The letter asks others to send 26 cents for a sample pack.
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Washington Deadlock Delays Final Adjournment
Washington February 27 Congressdrags through three months without a final adjournment. debate on administration bills stalls progress though most measures likely to pass. Pinchot's testimony on Ballinger interior department case draws intense attention as senate cost of living probe nears extended sessions. prospects for interstate commerce and conservation bills remain uncertain amid party maneuvering.
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Oldest Chorister Laid to Rest in Christ Church Choir
Louisville mourns John Hite Morton Morria at 78 after sixty one years as Episcopal Christ Church Cathedral choir oldest American Anglican chorister. Burial at Cave Hill cemetery follows death reported February 37 with vestments worn in service. Morria belonged to Philadelphia’s notable Morris family.
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New York Sets Plan to Buy Saratoga Mineral Springs
February 27. Mineral spring owners and village businessmen were summoned by commissioners under last year’s act to propose prices for selling the entire mineral water tract. The move is a preliminary step toward state purchase of Saratoga Springs mineral springs and related properties.
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