Profanity in Theatres Criticized by Evangelist
In a sermon at Crusade Tabernacle, Dr. George Wood Anderson warned that sin appears attractive when done magnificently and laughs at sacred things. He contrasted old saloons with elegant clubs, urged purity of mind and speech, and used Belshazzar’s feast to illustrate that sin, no matter how lavish, ends in divine judgment.
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George Wood Anderson
Crusade Tabernacle
Anderson
le Saig
Sity
Sisaries
Dr. Anderson
Royal Orchestra
God
Jerusalem
Sin
Belshazzar
Daniel
Danie
Conqnet
Kent
Sobes
Crusade Calendar For Tomorrow At The Tabernacle
Tomorrow features city wide cottage prayer meetings at 10 30 a m. A 240 p m service at the Tabernacle led by Dr Anderson marks the first week of prayer with ministers and district chairmen in attendance. An 4m pm public school boys and girls session led by Frommer Grimes at the Tabernacle, and 7 80 pm evening services with Dr Anderson preaching What Mil Jesus Mean when He Said Publicans and Hartots Would Enter The After the Doctors and Lawy.
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Tabernacle
Dr. Anderson
Frommer Grimes
Tabernaele
Ir. Anderson
Jesus
King Sees Hand That Wrote In Babylonian Vision
A devotional meditation on divine intervention in history notes how Belshazzar and Nebuchadnezzar failed to perceive God’s hand. It cites fiery furnace, lion’s den, and Daniel, urging readers to recognize God’s guidance in daily life before judgment.
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Belshazzar
Iad
Nesnehadneaa
Belshasyar
Lyon
Belshazear
Burloniia
Daniel
Wareine
Rabbas
Editor Diverts Whole Fortune Across Nations
The text outlines a lofty plan by an editor to divert wealth into a foundation for religious and social causes. It describes forming an incorporated society to fund church unity, international peace, and clergy support, while seeking relief for travel amid a journey through the United States and other dominions.
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Mermabers
Diaath
Istist
Lunn Foundation
Wrld
Mussolini Foe to Go Paris Across Genoa Barriers
A Genoa police chief refused passage for Rossi’s faction through Genoa to reach Paris. He told a reporter that Rossi’s pregerses in France would not pass, and that La Hoss could report to Mussolini that he had left Italy by Genoa.
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Mussolini
Paris
Dell
Genoa
Patce
Rossi
Rossi'a Pregeres
France
Ed Tor
Lephon
la Hoss
Severa
Mussotti
Italy
Evangelist Urges Recognition of Jesus as Almighty
A revival service speaker Dr. George Wood Anderson urged global acceptance of Jesus Christ as Almighty God and Everlasting Father during morning services. He argued the world must affirm Christ’s divine titles before universal belief can spread and cited historical crises to illustrate ongoing religious debate.
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Jesus
Kiege
Joana Christ
Riggae
Anderson
Alan
Janenin
Manhallooh
Dessa
Amarr UN
University
Pelief
Christ
God
Atirst Wands
Angerson
Chelst
House of God
Aschiah
Tengih
Tad
Istiah
Prinee
Huis
Plaka
Duel or Resignation Offered Operatic Leader in Paris
Paris reports a chaotic struggle over the leadership of the national opera. Jacques Touche backs Jean Marnell in a fight to oust Rouche, accusing him of treating the theatre as a family trust and promoting incompetent talent for personal gain. The conflict splits the French musical world and prompts a bitter public campaign.
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Paris
Feanee
Jacques Touche
Critie
Jean Marnell
Rouche
Pars Opera Ly
Thiatre
Iran
Murnou
France
Opera
National Theatre
Ths Kove
National Academy
Arctic Flight Project Aims For Polar Reach By Byrd Navy
Commander Byrd plans a new Arctic flight to the North Pole using a converted steamer for ice work. The expedition will recruit experienced naval reserve pilots and an oil engineer to handle fuel at extreme cold. The plan includes a long flight from King’s Bay to Cape Jessup with protections for ice and weather, and a return path to explore unknown waters northwest of the pole.
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Vacuum Oil Company
Asn
Conmann
Anunder
Pijel
Iking's Bay
Aledge Wi
Liv North
Cavil Hie
Issid
Plang
Wing's
Aly
Saulberty
King's Ne
Cape Muii
Jessup
Byrd
Jegsin
Jossip
Lomminder Uyrd
Atrni
Cape Jessup
Navy
Sessely
Australian
Waites
Hunter
Ben Cet
Minty
Army Plans Sets New Record For Flight Path Test
An Army aviation testing voyage aims to establish a new record by flying a DR-1N-3 Vahey craft through a direct course over long distances. The mission seeks to test navigation instruments and endurance, with pilots expected to reach Canton and Destin as they ascend thousands of feet above clouds.
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Olbe
Maes
Canton
Troy
Woman Found Dead From Gas Fumes
A woman is found dead from gas fumes in what appears to be a domestic incident. Police respond to a reported break in at a residence on a city street.
Obituary notices from a city funeral page
The list records multiple obituaries and funeral notices from a city newspaper, naming Stanislovas Kairis Wanda Klusiewics Mary McAvoy Coughlin James Surray Thomas Lavin Marie Whitney Albert Dawsry Mary Sullivan Jimach Edward J. Roach and others. It notes services at St Michael's cemetery St Anthonys church Sacred Heart Church and other local venues with times and burial sites.
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Stanislovas Kairis
Columbus Court
George’s Lithuanian
St. Michael's Cemetery
Wanda Klostevics
Wanda Klusiewics
George Klusievicr
Gregor
St. Michael's Archangel St. C. Hured
Mary ‘McAvoy Coughlin
Mary McAvoy Coughin
Patrick Cough
Lindley Street
Thomas Lavin
Thomas Tavin
Gregory Street
Oilock
St. Michael's Cematery
Abbert
Anneting Dawsry
Abbert Dawseyn
Glendale Avenue
Albert Dawsry
Pete Lucue
Wiliam
George Boldun
Molyoke
Mass
Shi
St. Ann's Society
St. Anthony
Charles L. Dennis
State Street
Welock
St. Anthony's Church
Edward J. Roach
Mary Sullivan Jimach
Sawure
St Aug's Church
Ya Selma High Waass
Micaweds
Norwalk State Police Raid Seeks Social Center Links
State police conducted a raid in Norwalk targeting the social center area amid denouncement by local Colored Cadents. The sweep arrested 26 individuals from Norwalk and surrounding towns on varying Street addresses including Canal, Water, Raymond, and Marshall streets, plus residences in South Norwalk and East Norwalk. The operation follows a prior raid a week earlier that shut two gambling houses and detained 26 people.
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Eelane i Pelt
J. Henson
Brook Street
Norwalk
Leroy Wicklin
Hast Norwalk
Frank Medly
Third Street
Baat
Uwsnton Lewis
Clift Street
South Norwalk
Milton Miler
First Street
East Norwalk
John Marshall
Keast Norwalk
Arthur Hines
Cottage Street
Stamford
Milton Parker
Water Street
Romaine Saunders
Day Street
Lehan Saunders
Halse Street
Willam Ol
Gus Anderson
Raymond Street
Ralph Young
Peter Silves Laymoma
Uth
Hartford Pastor at First Baptist Hartford
Rev Horace B Sloat of Mart ford secretary and collector of the Connecticut Baptist convention spoke at the First Baptist church yesterday morning on The Church of Today In General He urged returning to the beginning during Lent noting the church has lost its first love The pulpit remains vacant since the death of Rev Charles A Decker two months ago with a committee seeking a pastor and awaiting firm offers Acting chairman William J Griffin said a report is due within weeks
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Horace B. Sloat
Martford
Conneticut
First Baptist Church
Charles A. Decker
William J. Gripnin
Five Killed and Two Hurt by Train at Crossing
Five persons were killed and two injured when an automobile stalled on a crossing in Euberton. The entry details a family group of eight, including Mrs. AS. Fortean Lond Fortson and six Fortson relatives. Morton, who stepped onto the track, was killed along with others as the train struck the vehicle. Local authorities begin inquiries into the crash and its cause.
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Euberton Aa
Ted
Atriandy
Oglesby's
Mra
Fortean
Fortson
Geatric
Hurl Fortson
W. K. Fortson
Wil- Vath Fortson
Paty
Childan
Ma. Stteun
Morton
Bere
Man 74 Sentenced to Life Imprisonment in Moonshine Dispute
Lincoln, Mrs Wel 244 Cato William Shyer, seventy four, was condemned to life imprisonment for the murder of William Telfer following a dispute over a 20 rent addi tional payment for a drink of moonshine whiskey. A jury after deliberating 13 hours returned a verdict today. formal sentence to be pronounced tomorrow.
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Lincoln
Wel
Cato William Shyer
William Telfer
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Kather
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Cite
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Anenin
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Hue
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Gadhia
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Nir
Army Plans
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Frederik Quigley
Eignty
Masonic Home
Uttea
N.Y
Yester Gy
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A.M
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A. Remington
Borat Avenue
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Kathleen Vo Murphys
Lavina
Murphy
Peimors Kestrey
Oretvelt
Pcsivary Cemetery
Jreoklyn
Aneis Seaman
Ule
Coper Step
Von
George Seaman
Womyrosy
Wuluck
Burk
Lukevies Cemetery
John Thetun Mast
Wiliam Cera
Mro
Mattie Card
WilLun
Thield
Bechiveh
Smith Street
Hey
J. Wusster
Newdell M. & Jehueb Wll
Fredora Rowell
Mreeburn Reawell
Wilmot
West
Lafayette
C. W. Simpeys
Dakeway
Jobin Bellucca
Gertrude N. Hellicet
John Mellness
St. John's Nyseapal Church
Stephen Fish Shermin
St. John’s Municopal Church
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G. Burr Tucker
G. Burr Theker
Coaton
Wisday
Raoytuary
M.A. Thomington
Uanum Avenue
Orlock
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