Kerensky Burned Rasputin’s Body, Agent Declares
Moscow reports an agent named Tasanski claims Kerensky ordered the burning of Rasputin’s body after disinterment from a royal chapel in Turkey. The tale follows a secret burial, theft of the ikon bearing Rasputin’s name, and a late night exhumation ending in a public burning to quell revolutionary fears.
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Rusale
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Youssoueff
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Martine
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Klimov
Rasputins
Rex
Oita
Tatyana
Anagfasia
Maria Laganski
America
Kamanski
Kimo
Betrograd
Twi- Hent
Lecnoi
Queen's Maid Must Let Tresses Grow
Special Cable Dispatch from London reports royal fashion and court intrigue over Queen Mary's household. The article notes pressures on the queen and her ladies in waiting to grow and wear their hair in a desired style, with broader commentary on court decorum and appearances amid political tensions.
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London
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Avery
Mary
Yor
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Chay
Ex-member reveals lottery marriages at House of David
A former House of David member recounts arranged marriages within the colony linked to a lottery system. She describes coercion, lack of romance, weekly readings by Benjamin, and control over dress and courtship, with widespread obedience among the girls. The tale touches on abuse and the colony’s secrecy.
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House of David
Renton Barkor
Tlelen Couch
Penton Elitehor
King Belamin Purnells
Mary
Benjamine
Bashke
Benton Harbor
Shiloh
Benjamin
Christ
Divorce Judges Play Is a Triumph Declared by Critics
Chicago critics largely praised the drama PTrial Divorce evolving from Judge Joseph Sabath's matrimonial bench work. They called it an entertainment with serious witness to human drama, citing Sabath and collaborator Williard Mack as shaping its characters and themes about marital breakdown and its impact on children.
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Chicago
Joseph Sabath
Sabath
Williard Mack
Mack
Rave Jule Saobsoh
Silzer for Smith to Get Presidency in 1928 Rally
Atlantic City January 9. Former New Jersey Governor Silzer urged nominating Alfred E. Smith for the 1928 presidency at a Jackson Day banquet. He praised Smith as a moral, intelligent leader, while opposing other Republican and party fringe planks. He claimed to reflect New Jersey Democrats' sentiment.
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Ceorge
Siar
Govenor
New Jersey
Jackson
Atlantic County
Taemactic Club
al Smith
New York
Locefer
Alfred 12 Smith
New Jerony
Chloralform Fatal Sleep Inducer Claims Hartford Woman
In Hartford on January 9 AP reports Mia Marian Zibbideo 29 died after chloroform used to induce sleep, an accidental death. Her 10 year old housemate Elmer Sellert slept nearby as events unfolded. Medical Examiner Dr Henry N Costello ruled accidental death. Detective Sergeant P J Sheren investigated noting long illness and prior morphine use by Zibbideo.
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Hartford
Mia
Marian Zibbideo
Elmer Sellert
Mi. Zibbideo
Friends Iiring
Fivelyn Ariferl
Mes Zibbidee
Danbury Legion Plans Auto for Charity Drive
Danbury post American Legion announces a car purchase to aid Associated Charities. Morhouse, a social worker, will decide the car make within two weeks as part of the Legion nationwide effort for post community service. Local officers recently installed include Commander William F Lewis and others.
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Tanbury Post American Legion
Associated Charities
Morhouse
Toral Post
Legion
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John J. Fitacer
Tay
Charles Tord
Harold A Trundyweadmont
Jame
R Cave
J Irving Con- Ta
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Marthm
House of David Beliefs From accused king Ben Purnill
Benjamin Purnill writes of the House of David faith claiming visions and the seventh messenger will reveal truth. He asserts immortality and celibacy for followers, describes persecution by alleged blackmail charges, and recounts personal visions and prophecies tied to the org’s millennial expectations.
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House OF David
Ben
Benjamin Purnill
Benton Harbor
Mich
Johanna Southcott
John Wroe
Janne Jestes
Jesus
God
John Vice
James Jesbel
United States
Son of Fighting Bob Receives Cross of Merit
Washington January 9 Captain Frank Tigtoy Sans, in command of the New York Navy Yard, has been awarded the Spanish Cross of Naval Merit Third Class. He is the son of the late "Fighting Bob" Evans and served aboard his father's ship in the Battle of Santiago. Evans recently returned from command of the cruiser Pittsburgh, flagship of the European squadron.
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Frank Tigtoy Sans
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York Navy Yard
Bob’ Ievana
Santiago
Evans
Pittsburgh
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Andre Swirl
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