Ban Evolution Debated by Father Wilson Address
A fragmented sermon by Father Wilson argues against teaching evolution in schools. He claims the theory undermines parental respect and moral order, calling it a threat to religious truth and social values. He cites supposed scientific authority and insists the creation narrative is proven by intellect and history.
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Teageser
He Gesteron, Inc
Epenca
Wilson
Rong Coe
Kern
Count Rigo a Noted Violinist Is Dead
The article reports the death of Count Rigo, a renowned violinist, with scattered references to cities and people. The readable text mentions Malan, Paria, Philadelphia, and a vague account of musical career details and a congenital condition. The fragmentary source references a medical diagnosis described as brainhuat astina and a warp, leaving uncertainty about specifics.
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Count Rigo
Fragmented report questions college prep evidence
A damaged OCR passage discusses a supervisor named Coewlt and a boy or girl student, urging encouragement to prove preparation through college courses rather than secondhand examinations. It questions whether some works of paired aims might better suit college work.
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Thie County
Coewlt
Gestedd
Aimee Ety Bette
Court Reprimands Author Over Book Controversy
In a clash over passages in a recently reviewed book by Wright Nash testified he inserted the controversial section in galley proofs and would not have published it. The courtroom heard impassioned defenses by supporters and critics, with Justice Avery noting the case hinges on publication intent and the public appetite for scandal. Viscount Gladstone issued a brief, noncommittal statement after the verdict.
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Wright
Tie
Lord Wilnes
Ghidetone
Connor
London
New York Times
Aire Giladerone
Inisbatul
Weight
Nash
Wrieht
Wricht
Madstone
Tindleton
Connac
Viscount Gladstaune
Neoeman Birkett
eWoight
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Bat Wight
Justle Avery
Viscount Gladstone
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Lor
Caterage
Captain Wright
Viscount Gladstony
Wider Post Road Improvement Plan Proposed
A reform proposal discusses widening the Post Road to improve traffic flow. It calls for dividing the state into sections based on business load to fund paving, sewers, waterway work, and grade crossing elimination.
Jury Awards 500 Dollars in Stimink Nose Spur Case
The trial centered on a patient with a bone spur in Stimink's nose affecting breathing. Dr Seanton testified the spur remained, while a perforation at the nasal septum was noted. Another operation was deemed inadvisable, with corroborating and opposing expert opinions from Dr Bowman. The defense moved for non suit. judge denied, and closing charges were brief. A motion to set aside the verdict is expected.
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Stimink
Seanton
Dreware
Bowmah
Stamford
Bowman
Minte
William II Conley
Foster
Slomate
Nehemiah Candee
Slimiak
American Marines Leave for Orient
British and American positions unfold as US Marines head from Manila toward Shanghai aboard Pecos. Reports note potential Hong Kong defense involvement and ongoing Chinese negotiations. General Chiang Kai-shek’s illness sparks concern over southern campaigns and Cantonese leadership.
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Shanghat Ching
Cham Kai-shek
Ernural
Calna
Cantonese Forces Rally Amid Battle for Shanghai City
A regional clash on central Chekiang pits Cantonese forces against Sun Chuanfang’s armies as reinforcements pour in from northern provinces. Analysts doubt a Cantonese breakthrough to Shanghai despite aims to abolish foreign concessions and unite China under a single government.
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Paign
China
Chang
Yangtzerhe
Wadhar
Enessia
United States
Philippines
Chekiang
Son Chuan
Fong
Sterling
Yenrlow
Sun
Cheksing
Kiangsui
Shamzhai
Chucheng
Shanghai
Sun Chuma- Fang
Spenetra
Revolt Flares in Portuguese Cities
News from League of Nations circles notes growing opposition to General Carmona's dictatorship in Portugal. Dissolution of Parliament press restraint and political imprisonments have spread dissent into the army, especially in Oporto, amid a costly 12 million pound loan bid. Some expect Lisbon factors to aid Oporto, but monarchist restoration of Manuel is not anticipated.
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League of Nation
Carmena
Carmona
Oporto
Garon
Lisbon
Manuel
Texas Officials Held for Bribery
An Austin committee will begin formal charges against Texas law makers L. Moore of Cooper and F. A. Dale of Lanham after their arrest by state rangers. They allegedly accepted 31 008 from Wills Chamberlain, an optometrist, to influence their stance on an optometry licensing bill. Both legislators were released on $2,000 bond and waived their preliminary hearing.
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Austin
Tex
Feh.d
Moore
Cooper
F. A. Dale
Lanham
Rhea Bila
Wills Chamberlain
Moor
Male
Ilbenty
Justice Court
Trumbull Gets a New Automobile in Hartford
Governor Plumontl today activated a state car funded by the Motor Vehicle department under an act of the legislature. The vehicle cost about 6600 dollars, with a 2001 dollar allowance deducted for the prior car bought two years ago. The old car had traveled roughly 59,000 miles and will be replaced as Governor Trumbull’s residence moved closer to Hartford.
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Heartford
Plumontl
Motor Vehicle Department
Fins
Trumbull
Templeton
Wiartford
Tony Hie
Harvard town honors reveal New Canaan lagging
A Harvard statistics summary shows Andover Mass leads in Harvard graduates per population, with two Harvard men among its residents. New Canaan, Connecticut, registers a smaller share, ranking behind neighboring towns in Harvard alumni presence.
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Mass
Cambrid
Gonerrow
Harvard
United St
Andover
New Cangon
Coan
Harvard Mes
Thief Given Life Sentence For Taxi Robbery
New York reports Ward McEronnell, 31, and Charles Woodruff, 34, robbed a taxi driver of 14 dollars. McDonnell received a life sentence under Baumes law after prosecutors alleged four prior offenses. Judge said the life term was the final sentence and would request a formal re sentence.
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New York
Saward McEronnell
Charles Woodruff
McDonnell
Woodruff
McDonnel
Munitions Taken Sacasa Complains
Washington Feb 9. American marines in Nicaragua were tasked to fight the Savuay Tibal factions with training and dumped into a river 1 800 000 rounds of ammunition. Dr Espinosa, foreign minister in the Sacasa cabinet, sent a cable protesting to the State Department via Bluefields. Sacasa’s representative Dr I S Vacatie Sacasa said he would step aside for a third candidate under Diaz and Sacasa factions. He claimed to have informed Kellogg of Sacasa’s real attitude.
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Nicaragua
Savuay Tiberal
Taving
Lee
Itn
I. 5
Vaca
Sacasa
Washington
Cable Fron
Porto Cabezas
Submarine and Tanker Collide Near Florida Keys
Navy reports a collision between submarine 5 24 and the tanker Birkenhead off Loggerhead Key, Florida, caused only slight damage to both vessels. Submarine commander J Q Fisher said both crafts proceeded unawed after the crash with the submarine submerged at impact. Birkenhead had sailed from Philadelphia January 3 for Texas City.
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Fin
United States
Birkenhead
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Philadelphia
Texas City
Washington
Navy Department
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Loggerhead Key
Fla
West Indies
Message Sand
Vauuium Oil Company
Garibaldi sails for Havana amid exile and plan
Colonel Ricciarti Garibaldi, grandson of the Italian patriot, sailed from France on the steamer Oro for Cuba to meet his brother Giuseppe and draft a campaign plan for the Garibaldiana. Havana authorities warn he may be barred from disembarking and could be interned or sent elsewhere.
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Eng
Ricciarti Garibaldi
France
Catalonia
Spain
Cuba
Garibaldi
Giuseppe Poppined
Danbury Murder Case Delayed Again
A Danbury murder case in New York faced repeated delays as the hearing adjourned for another continuance. Police failed to obtain cooperation from Mrs. Gaboat after ten hours of questioning, and she again refused to provide information. Her 14 year old son reportedly claimed the husband killed the Danbury man, but she denied being in Pantry on the day.
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Phung
N.Y
Gaboat
Danbury
Yonkers
Judge Mack Will Open Drive for Palestine Fund
The United Palestine Appeal campaign opens Sunday Feb 6 with a banquet at the Masonic Temple. Judge Julian W Mack and Mrs A Silverman of Providence RI are guests of honor. Bridgeport quota is $18000 as part of $7500000 raised in America. The appeal includes Keren Hayesod Jewish National Fund Hadassah Medical Organization Hebrew University Mizrachi Institutions. A reception committee welcomes Judge Mack and a luncheon for captains and teams kicks off door to door campaigning.
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Masonite Temp
Julian W. Mack
A Silverman
Providence
R. I
Mack
Zionist Organization of America
Sliverman
Pacific
Atlantic Ocean
United States
Canada
United Palestine Appeal
Bridgeport
America
Keren Hayeaod
Jewish National Fund
Hadassah
Heman Abrams
Lena Holender
Goldman
Benjamin Cohen
Mellitz
B. R. Bressler
M.C. Beek
William Rapoport
Counsel of Jewish Women Team
Bus Plea Against State Denied in Tax Case
William H. Blodgett tax commissioner Ernest E. Rogers state treasurer Frederick M. Salmon comptroller Robert T. Hurley state police superintendent Robbins B. Stoecke motor vehicles commissioner no statement given on appeal.
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William H. Blodgett
Ernest E. Rogers
Frederick M. Salmon
Robert T. Hurley
Robbins B. Stoecke
Luck saves life of police captain in Watervliet gunfight
In Watervliet New York Captain Frederick Broderick was saved when a gunfight with alleged Polka Dot gang members James Ryan and John Dolan ended with Broderick’s revolver butt striking Ryan. Police and federal agents pursued Ryan for mail robberies. he is reportedly wanted in multiple cities.
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Watervliet
N. Y
Frederick Broderick
James Ryan
John Dolan
Broderick
Ryan
Jack
Dolan
Polliceman McMahon
Preventive Remedy Ad Promotes Bromo Quinine Tablets
For colds grip or influenza and age preventive use laxative, Bromo Quinine Tablets advertised as a safe and proven remedy. Box features signature BE W Grove. 36c.
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BE. W. Grove
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