America's Hope in Its Youth at Trited Church
Miss Margaret Slattery, noted speaker, told a large Trited Church forum crowd that America's solution to econo mic and political chaos lies in youth under 26 who will lead reform in ten years. She cited Italy and Germany youth movements and urged Americans to trust each other beyond race creed and nationality to move the country forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Slattery
Trited Church Forum
Shy
Amerson
Italy
Miss Slattery
Germany
Roscoe Bruce Conklin
Harevard
Lowell
Harvard
America
Untermeyer Denies Goodykoontz Charge In Debate
Sanguel Untermeyer issued a statement from Valm Beach Florida on January 23 denying charges by Representative Goodykoontz of West Virginia during the Daugherty impeachment debate. He called the accusations about his record utterly fabricated and libelous and defended his past social relations with Count Wernsterff in 1915 as not disloyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Washington
Church Builds Parish School and Convent Dedicated
In Hartford diocese 1500 parishioners attended the dedication of the new parochial school and convent of the Church of the Blessed Sacrament. Bishop John J. Nilan presided with a high Mass and sermon on Catholic education. Priests from several neighboring parishes assisted as classes for five grades to open Monday February 3 under Dominican nuns with about 500 children already enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
John J. Nilan
Diocese of
Hartford
Nilan
Bravnor
Andrey Komara
John C. Lynch
Stephen I. Chernigsky
John C. O'Brien
Rey
John Gleason
Stamford
Richard Carroll
Westport
Father Hinehog
Dominican Order of Winsted
James Eb, Ninill
Richard F. Moore
la Salette
Traftford
de Noa Aleut
Obituary notices from a 19th century newspaper
Obituary notices report Wilkin Bb. Pighe aged 26 oly. Street, died yesterday at St Vincent's hospital. He was a New Haven railroad inspector. survived by wife and a daughter James McVighe and others. Funeral arrangements incomplete. Also notices for Mrs Ant Tuuietta Pungsten and Caroline Wieenan, with survivors listed and funeral details. The garbled text lists additional obituaries, with various survivors and funeral timings, interments at Mountain Grove and related ceremonies.
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Wilkin
Pighe
Alness
Wiliam
Oly
St. Vincent’s Hosptal
New Haven Railroad
James McVighe
Willimranke
Mittaniella Dinatten
Ant Tuuietta Pungsten
Fy Davghter
Peter Tavonis
Weighland Aviercare
Tavonia
Alis
Dominick
Mittiene
Sen
Ferdinand Pinatten
Vonia
Mountain Grove
Obituary for Thomas J. O'Brien and Survivors
Thomas J. O'Brien died after a brief illness at home. Survived by his parents, two brothers Frank and James, sisters Mac and Catherine, and several relatives. A funeral with high mass will be held at Sacred Heart Church and burial at St. Michael's Cemetery, with arrangements through Park Council Knights of Columbus.
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Chobits Orien
Mi O'Brien
James
Mac
Catherine O'Brien
Park Council Knights of Columbus
Beardsley School Club Plans Party
The Cirvent-Teaches Association of Berardsley Setroul will give war party to the rooms of the Ninth Piss Lriek Republican eh Arella qin Mass Main streets tonight at erlock. Whist pingeble and bridge will be played. Mrs Frank Wibling pehsipman of the part Withey with batvie and pabecuetides tecdele Richard peyton betbec tal Mes Mitel Mes Pearjaerin Sehwel and Massoon Sper uy refresh monies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berardsley Setroul
Lriek Republican
Arella
Atserlock
Frank Wibling Pehsipman
Withey
Batvie
Richard Peyton
Betbec Tal
Mitel
Pearjaerin Sehwel
Massoon
Willita
Klan Drives Push for New York State Members
Syracuse area becomes focus as Ku Klux Klan efforts expand into northern New York and New England. Letters and questionnaires seek new members, with Syracuse considered a future center for activity and possible relocation. Reports claim coordinated drives in Syracuse, Utica, Watertown, Rome, and surrounding towns, reflecting a strategic push by the order.
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KLAN
New York State
T Klux
New Yor
New England
Sock
Kinghamton
Utica
Watertown
Fornell
Wirnita
Syracuse
Auta
Fairfield League Discusses Ku Klux Klan
The Scrooby league held a regular meeting in Fairfield on January 28 with a continued discussion on the Ku Klux Klan. After business, a supper was served and about twelve attended the social. Plans for the next meeting were made for Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrooby League
Hts
Ku Klux Islan
Inighi
State Police Check Coal Supply Here
Four state policemen under Sergeant Frank Verlli visited rail yards in Pridgeport yesterday to note cheaters and coal quantities as instructed by Governor Templeton. Data from state police will show the state’s jar bituminous and anthracite supplies, but Bridgeport’s coal quota was not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Verllli
Pridgeport
Yesterda
Templeton
Connecticut
Bridgeport
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M. Slattery
Untermyer
Goodykoontz
Vicks Aporub
Java
Minard
Minard’s
Camden
Arigadell
Puewdale
High St. Camden
Radway's
Jie Ellyorm
Rodway
Iradway & CO
Centra St
New Yer
J. J. Nilan
Jermiah Duggan
Blessed Sacrament Church Acolytes
Mes
Caroling
Kier
Caroline Wieenan
Jofn Pymah
Eopiegel
Athey
Diriot
Saerol
Ind
Shar
Bragk
Willie
Wrenn
Sargaret
Gebo Monahan
Meers
Melseon, Brown & Adley
Florener G. Davidson
Alre
Flavenie
Davidson
A. Stevenson
Pierre
Thomas J. O'Brien
Beardsley School Club
Hiv Broad St
Taylor Bile
Ormreuty
Shep
Cinder
Sadie Coyne
Invisible Empire
Uhestier B. Bahn
Syrachse
N.Y
Tnd
New York
Onondaga County
Atlanta
Kurshix
Stan Gipertal Priviace
Fairfield League
Otis
Clark
Fhueluel Peed
Amererlele Nee Pellega
Whee Eet Beret
Pall IE
Simmons
Broad St
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