Warning on Mormonism at National Reform Convention
The Rev. Frank W. Collier urged that polygamy cannot be eradicated by government actions and must wait for constitutional amendment. He affirmed the nation as Christian, opposing views claiming otherwise. Other speakers covered civil government, Sabbath mail service, prohibition, and temperance concerns.
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Frank W. Collier
First Church
Temple Street
Park Street
Collier
Cora F. Stoddard
The
Science Temperance Federation
Edward E. Weaver
Waltham
Prince Madikane Cele to bring American games to Zululand
Prince Madikane Q Cele of Zulu land plans to return to Zululand after marrying Miss Julia Smith at Hampton Institute Virginia next Monday. He aims to promote American games among his people and hopes to become a leading organizer of a world series of games in Zululand.
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Prince Madikane Q. Cele
Zululand
South Africa
Julia Smith
Hampton Institute
Virginia
Ban Johnson
Prince Cele critiques American college football visit
The visiting royal prince, staying with John H. Storer in Waltham, says American college football is too brutal and aims to tame it before a Zululand prelude. He plans to see Yale Harvard and Princeton Harvard while noting a future Zulu sports program led by teaching baseball basketball and football. He also considers an industrial school in Zululand to fund his plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Storer
Robert T. P. Storer
Harvard
Prince Cele
Warward
Zululand
Victor Stoeffler Sets Day’s Flight Record in 1060 Miles
Victor Stoeffler in Johannistahl flew 1060 miles in 18 hours to break the day's flight record. He planned to continue seeking the National Aviation Fund prize for the longest 24 hour flight of the season. He surpassed Eugene Gilbert's 1030 miles set August 2 for the Pommery cup, which requires a sunrise to sunset duration.
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Johannisthal
Victor Stoeffler
National Aviation Fund
Eugene Gilbert
Paper duty changes hike tariffs on imported printing stock
Treasury officials order customs to collect countervailing duties on printing paper over 2.12 cents a pound from British Columbia Quebec Finland or Portugal. Canadian reciprocity act ends free paper under 4 cents a pound. New tariff bill sets free limit at 2.12 cents and imposes 12 percent plus the origin duty on higher value imports.
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Washington
Treasury Department
British Columbia
Quebec
Finland
Portugal
Fire damages Norwalk area sparking multi-building blaze
A major fire in Norwalk Connecticut destroyed six dwellings three stores a coal yard and several vessels with total losses estimated at 75000. The blaze started in a chandlery shop owned by Captain Joseph E. Fowler on East avenue and spread to nearby structures though no injuries were reported. Fire crews from Norwalk South Norwalk and East Norwalk fought to contain it.
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Norwalk
Conn
Hast Norwalk
Joseph E. Fowler
East Avenue
Washington Street
South Norwalk
East Norwalk
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days by PAZO Ointment
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching, bleeding or protruding piles. First application gives relief. 50.
Postmasters Meet Today in New England Banquet
First Assistant Postmaster General Daniel C. Roper will attend the fall meeting and banquet of the New England postmasters at the American House. Postmaster Mansfield retires, to be succeeded by L. L. Campbell. Morning session at 10 includes a paper on the Postoffice Clerk. Afternoon session at 2 discusses parcel post improvements. Banquet speakers include William F. Murray Elmer A. Stevens and Frank D. Johnston.
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Daniel C. Roper
New England
American House
Postmasters’ Association
Mansfield
L. L. Campbell
Northampton
Roper
William F. Murray
Elmer A. Stevens
Frank D. Johnston
Railway
Court approves ban on school societies in Illinois
Chicago, Oct. 14 High school fraternities in Illinois lose protection as Appellate Court upholds school boards right to expel pupils refusing to obey rules prohibiting fraternity membership.
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Chicago
Illinois
Frick's Son Marries Frances Dixon in Baltimore
Childs Frick son of Henry C. Frick of Pittsburgh and New York weds Frances Shoemaker Dixon daughter of the late Isaac H. Dixon at Old St Pauls Church Baltimore. Guests travel from New York Boston Pittsburgh and Baltimore to attend the ceremony.
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Baltimore, Md
Prince of Monaco Ends Wyoming Big Game Hunt
The Prince of Monaco and his party conclude weeks of big game hunting in Wyoming. He left Cody today and will travel directly to Chicago arriving Thursday. Telegram reports success from the expedition.
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Omaha
Nebi
Prince of
Monaco
Wyoming
Cody
Chicago
Cambridge Police Mecca Hosts Two Conventions
Cambridge yesterday welcomed officers for the 18th annual Massachusetts State Police Association convention and the Police Mutual Aid Association annual meeting in Cyprus Hall on Prospect Street.
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Cambridge
Commonwealth
Massachusetts State Police Association
Police Mutual Aid Association
Cyprus Hall
Prospect Street
Auto Pathfinder Reaches Baltimore After Southern Run
A. L. Westgard, AAA pathfinder, arrived in Baltimore after 4500 miles tracing a southern transcontinental route from San Francisco to New York. This is his sixth cross country motor journey. He left San Francisco July 1, passed Little Rock Fort Worth Galveston and New Orleans before reaching the city. He expects to reach New York tomorrow after noon.
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Baltimore
San Francisco
New York
A. L. Westgard
American Automobile Association
Little Rock
Ark
Fort Worth
Galveston
Texas
New Orleans
Gunner Dies In Navy War Game Near Newport Rhode Island
The Atlantic torpedo flotilla war game amid harsh weather cost the life of Gunner's Mate H. A. Garrity from the Paulding. The destroyer returned to port with all hands exhausted after the nocturnal exercise.
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Newport
R. I
Atlantic Torpedo Flotilla
H. A. Garrity
Paulding
Garrity Lost Overboard During Naval Maneuvers
Garrity was washed overboard in a 40 mile gale during naval maneuvers off Narragansett Bay. Despite gas buoys and searchlights, he was not found and is presumed to have struck his head while trying to secure tackle. He had married a week earlier. his aunt Mrs. Nora Thame of Chicago is listed as nearest kin.
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Garrity
Nora Thame
Denning Place
Chicago
William &. Sims
Narragansett Bay
National Industrial Commission Meeting Called in Washington
Frank P. Walsh of Kansas City announced a National Industrial Commission meeting in Washington on Oct. 23. He said the gathering would organize the body and begin work on a general investigation into labor and industrial conditions.
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Kansas City
Frank P. Walsh
National Industrial Commission
Washington
Walsh
WANTS DRAFT EXTENDED CHICAGO CRUSADE LOOMS
The Three A league may lead a move to extend the draft period by five days for class B organizations. At the league’s annual meeting today a resolution to push a change to the national association of the minor leagues was reportedly considered. Al Tearney won re election as president after opponents were overruled.
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Chicago
League
National Association of the Minor Leagues
al? Tearney
Freight Clerk Held on Interstate Theft Charge
John J. OConnor of Dorchester a freight clerk for the New Haven road was held for the grand jury yesterday by U S Commissioner Hayes on a charge of stealing clothing while in interstate shipment.
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John J. O'Connor
Dorchester
New Haven Road
United States
Hayes
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Africa
Princeton
Stoeffler
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Frick
Prince OF Monaco
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