The Eleventh Century Crusade Era and Its Rise
The era under Pope Gregory VII and Urban II reshaped church state power through investiture debates and celibacy reforms. Peter the Hermit sparked a mass continental movement toward a united Christian cause, while distractions from Byzantium, Norman expansion, and eastern trade shaped the crusade narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Hilderand
Gregory VII
Byzantium
Urban II
Alenius
Urban
Western
Europe
Syria
Palestine
Beret
Alexius
Piazenza
Piacenthia
Clermont
Christendom
Peter the Hermit
Jerusalem
Holy Sep
France
Germany
Agustus Caesar
Hellas
Arabia
Islam
Italy
Genoa
Venice
Bagdad
Aleppo
Egypt
Constantinople
Black Sea
Scheldt
Bohemian
Ernest Barker
Not Excited When King and Queen Publicly Parade
A London correspondent notes the contrast between royal pageantry and crowd enthusiasm. He says British crowds show little fuss over state processions, while a sporting crowd in Broadway can create more uproar. The piece opens by recalling King George and Queen Mary in London and hints at further observations by the writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Main Street
Bijou Dream Theatre
England
Jack Dempsey
Broadway
King George
Queen Mary
Royal Pageant Feeble Reception For King and Queen
A British royal procession from Buckingham Palace to Westminster drew 50 000 to 100 000 onlookers but produced feeble enthusiasm. Despite splendor the crowd's cheers were decorous and muted as Queen Mary bowed stiffly and King George gave a restrained response amid a parade of bands soldiers and carriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Mary
Buckingham Palace
Buckinghame Palace
Westminster
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Science uses X ray to size Swiss cheese holes
John US Spivak reports from New York on a new method for assessing Swiss cheese readiness. X ray technology can detect hole size without cutting, promising savings and safer market readiness for a growing American dairy industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John US
Spivak
New York
Science
Radio Programs Today on WEAF and WOR
Radio listings from WEAF and WOR detail 11:00 AM to 9:30 PM schedules in New York and Newark. Programs include readings, piano solos, vocal recitals, orchestral pieces, and lectures. Notable names: Marguerite Clement, Dorothee Meirowsky, Edward Knopf, John Cush ing, May Jennings, Clarence Lloyd, Ma Belle Cowan. Also mentions public health and efficiency topics and winter car care tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
Tel
Tel. Co
New York
Womanhoca
France
Marguerite Clement
University of Paris
Radio Jeux- Dadibien
Gimbel Bros
Mme
Dorothee Meirowsky
Olymph Fergus
D'Harderot
Fergus
Edward Knopf
Mme, Meirowsky
Ldwar Imopf
Cannon Ball
Picrotte
John Mereen
Cushing
Gottschalk
Storties
Vienna Forest
Strauss- Schutt
Four Aces
Gullord
Monkey
O'Hare
LaMeda
Stelle
Harrington Emerson
Emerson Engineers
John Cushing
Taven Emerson
College of Physicians
Columba
University
May Jennings
Gavotte
Mignon
Thomas
Beau Soir
Debussy
Animal Crackers
Hageman
Clarence Loyd
Hig
Dearest
Carolina
Bamberger & Co
Newark
Maibelle Cowan
Orange
N. J
Trelyn KK. Thompson
Paul Lawrence Dubbar
New Jersey State College of Agriculture
Mvi
New Jersey Tuberculosis League
Mabelle Cowan
Intime Orchestra
Rialto Theatre
Jolly Bul Steinke
Edward J. Snow
Vacuum Oil Co
Helen and
Gertrude Biertny
Monteclair
Parla Valse
Arditi
Song of India
Korsakow
Radio and church schedule and weather from Pittsburgh area
A dense, era style broadcast log lists names and events at KDKA and WJZ stations in Pittsburgh and Newark. It includes music concerts by Little Symphony orchestras, ecclesiastical services, weather and river conditions, stock quotes, farm reports, fashion notes, and various lectures and stories scheduled through 9 p.m. at stations 360 and 400 meters with programs from Iron Age, Peter Henderson, and other entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KDKA
Westinghouse Elec & Mfg
Pittsburgh
hLenten
Trinity Episcopal Church
Kdka Juttle Symphony
Iron and Steel Industries
Iron Ave
New York Broech Exchange
George M. Sutton
Carnegie Museum
Fittsburgh
L. W
Steelman
Pennsylvania State College
Ikdka Little Symphony Orchestra
Antoinette Caraca
Soprand
Bairy Lake
Auber
Turkey
Schubert
Frimi
Came Opera
Hrmine
Jakobowski
Walls of
China
Catherine Allen Lively
Bizet
Soles
WJF
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co
Newark
Iron and Steel Review
The
Iron Age
Thor
Everett E. Harry
Savings Investment and Trust Co
East Orange
Florence Smith Vincent
Carton
Can
Annie Lewis Pierce
Tribune Institute
Peter Henderson Company
Arlington
Girl Solon Causes New Legislature Salutation
In Indianapolis Indiana March Members of the house was declared the correct form of addressing the House of Representatives by Rep John W Thiel of Gary The change follows the election of Miss Elizabeth Rainey from Marion County to the legislature and alters the address to Gentlemen of the House and Miss Rainey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
House of Representatives
John W. Thiel
Gary
Elizabeth Rainey
Marion County
Rainey
The Vital Flame of Marcella and Treman in Love
In the Southampton harbor tale, Marcella Field loves Miles Holden but Warwick Treman declares ownership and plots to marry her. Treman reveals a Swiss alibi plan to force a marriage, while Marcella braces to end the romance with Treman and join Holden. The triangular web unfolds amid moonlit vows and danger of exposed deception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella
Miles Holden
Superman
New York
Héx
Marcella Field
Marctlla
Sparks
Miss Field
Tresmond
Tremond
Tremon
Holden
Rainig
Southampton
Warwick Treman
Fangway
Miles Colden
Miles
Asot
Treman
Warwick
Sye
Judges and jail terms to curb Chicago vice
Chicago March 6 Samuel P Thrasher chairman of a Committee of Fifteen told a Grand Jury that judges must cooperate with police for effective vice suppression. He urged jail sentences over fines, noting the average fine for women in vice raids is three dollars and offenders cannot stay jailed. He warned that those who profit from vice avoid punishment and that jail terms would reduce vice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rice
Samuel P. Thrasher
Gatd Thrasher
St Pauls Church Holds Lent Services and Supper
St Pauls Episcopal Church conducts Lent services at 9 30 this morning led by Rev George M Geisel with Holy Communion and organ accompaniment by Mrs Edna Williams Clark. A Lenten supper follows at 6 30 tonight in the parish house under the Rector and Aid Society with a long list of aides. Tomorrow night a service with address and song by the boy alto choir is planned at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
81. Paul's Episcopal Church
George M. Geisel
Edng Wiliams Clark
Aid Society
John Dalton
Atrs
George Geisel
Walter Nichols
Harold Jewett
Fred Gotthardt
Howard
Sweet
William Ainley
James Sma
Winthrop Hyde
Albert Watson Jr
St. Paul
Episcopal Church
Naming the Baby Euphrosyne and Elizabeth Clash
A young mother names her baby Euphrosyne despite her husband’s initial skepticism. He, tactful, agrees and echoes fond memories of a first love named Euphrosyne. She counters with Elizabeth as a tribute to her mother, asserting the choice.
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Euphrosyne
Elizabeth
Fragmented OCR Line Sparks Romantic Demand
A clipped dialogue hints at a wager and a marriage proposal as a male speaker presses Marcella to accept a months end vow. The excerpt shows rough phrasing and teasing tone, suggesting continuation in a forthcoming instalment.
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H. G. Wells
Outline OF History
WGY
General Electric Co
Schenectady
Girl Solon
NEW Legislature
Adamson
B. O. JacoBsson
George McManus
Rafferty
Golly
Dinty
Old Pal
Burns
Nicholas
Archdale
Aicholas
May Christie
Marcella Pated
Warwick Truman
Switzerland
Jewel Jones
Lmt
Murren
Waverington
Lady Warrington
ST. Paul’s Church
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