Passionist Father to Be Enthroned Bishop in Marquette
The Rt. Rev. Paul Joseph Nussbaum will be enthroned February 6 at St Peter's Cathedral Marquette as Bishop of the Marquette Diocese succeeding Bishop Frederick Tis who retired after 46 years. Nussbaum, former bishop of Corpus Christi Texas, resigned after a 1920 train accident and has since recovered health with Passionist Fathers.
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Free trial for rupture cure advertised by Ww. Ries
An advertisement promises a free trial of a wondrous stimulant application to treat ruptures. It claims to tighten muscles and close openings, reducing the need for surgical repair. It urges readers to write to Ww. Ries at 1443 Main St Adama, N. for the trial.
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American Girl Theresa Bonney First Sorbonne Doctor of Letters
Theresa Bonney known as Mille Bonney, the youngest American to earn the Sorbonne doctor of letters degree, describes her simple defense of her thesis and aims to bridge French drama to American colleges. She cites Harvard and Columbia years, then Paris and Sorbonne study, with collaboration with Brieux and Rastand to bring French theater to America.
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England Shelters Exiled Royals in Royal Hide and Seek
London reports Prince Andrew of Greece among exiles sheltered in England. The piece portrays royal children, mysterious figures, and hidden politics as exiled princes seek refuge, education, and a chance to survive amid Balkan tensions and secret services. Royal life in exile is depicted as a quiet drama behind London’s doors.
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Ban on Anthracite Exports Urged by Senate
Washington Jan 24 Senators Talgh Democrat Massachusetts proposed prohibiting anthracite coal exports to relieve shortages. The resolution urges the Interstate Commerce Commission to report if a coal embargo is desirable and feasible.
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Department Heads Set to Warn Democrats on Sewer Work
The Gily Engineer and Public Works director will speak at the Third District Democratic Club meeting tonight. They will discuss recent sewer developments in the Black Rock district.
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Coal mine fatalities rise as strikes skew 1922 counts
United States Bureau of Mines reports 1922 death toll near 1950 in coal industry based on eleven months data. Major disasters include thirteen incidents with 261 lives lost across explosions. Falls cause nearly half of fatalities, miners' safety practices blamed for preventable deaths.
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