Religion Meets Science Says Dean Mathews at Forum
Dean Shaller Mathews of the Chicago Theological Seminary told a large United Church Sunday Evening Forum audience that science gives a new view of matter challenging strict materialism. He argued faith remains essential, linking universe and God, and that personal consciousness aligns with a broader purpose within creation.
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Shaller Mathews
Chicago Theological Seminary
United Church
Stu
Jimi Math
Dartmouth Cuts Admissions As Freshman Class Shrinks
Dartmouth NH March 1 AP announces that high scholastic standards over the past two years force stricter freshman admissions for fall entry. The college planned 680 freshmen last year and will reduce the class to about 2.09 thousand total enrollment, with Dean Bill noting fewer men left from upper classes due to improved scholastic record.
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Uanover
Dartmouth
Bean E. Gordon
Bill
Meetings Tonight Fraternal Orders Notify Bridgeport
Fraternal groups in Bridgeport request secrecy and contact updates for tonight’s meetings. Entities listed include American Red Cross Bridgeport, Electrical Workers, International Toders, and various lodges at multiple Main Street addresses.
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Parity Rehexun Lodge
Main Street
Amercan Red Cross
Bridgeport
Yarhrelua
International Toderes
Asa O
Tony
Grotts St Columbus Bory Club
Pimbroke
Crane Iping
Ate Court Norden
Broad Street
Amuel Uwarris Ledge
Huse Crix
A.B
Broad
Ambulance Calls Report Several Hospital Transports
Ambulances respond to multiple emergency cases arriving at St Vincent s Hospital and Emergency Hospital. Patients include James McCue for alcoholism and gunshot or wound injuries though details are unclear. Others, such as Mildred Kartzeushr and Salvatore Simmons, are taken for convulsions and wounds.
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Mainie Wrinn
St. Vincent's Hospital
James McCue
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Mariendo Grasse
St. Vincent's Fiuapital Opou
St. Vincent's Fiuapital Opou. Ty Cursony
Mildred Kartzeushr
Sh. Vincentig Hospital
Freeman Etree
Salvatore Simmons
Stiiluian Street
John Suirtines
Stillman Street
Mexico and Bolshevik fears cited by Senator Borah
Senator Borah argued Mexican land policy and foreign rights show no Bolshevik plot in Latin America. He urged arbitration and peaceful cooperation, warned against separate foreign policies, and favored recognizing Russia to boost trade and influence while opposing entangling European guarantees.
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Mexico
United States
Uno
Tooteet
Im International Ffulia
Ome Sahil
Sprand
Ahing
China
Borah
Mir
Nelion- Mir
Russia
Nicaragua
Syria
Torah
Jim Hussia
Europe
Hussia Hould
Possevu
Hussle Towork
Amerive
League
Seraitor
Eurepe
Cathedral Harp Played At East Side Service
A crowded church at Washington Park Moi church welcomed C. Th. Senudeleka who played a cathedral harp and offered familiar hymns. He noted the instrument, built by Mr Hendricks, is unique and reproduces pipe organ sounds. William RB McDermott preached "The Beauty of Holiness" at the service.
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C. Th. Senudeleka
Washington Park Moi
Hendricks
Desis
Wiliam RB
McDermott
Fairfield Man Injured by Auto on Reef Road
Tet Marke of Reef Road Fairfield was lightly injured at Middle and Joana streets last night when struck by an automobile driven by James Coughlin of Drew Place. He was taken to a hospital with a head wound. Coughlin was not held by police.
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Marke
Reef Road
Fairted
Middle
Joana
James Coughlin
a _ spital
Wughlin
Lewis K Worthing Dies in South Carolina
Lewis Kendall Worthing, twenty nine, formerly of this city, died yesterday in Columbia. Poisoning suspected, possibly taken as a cold remedy. Hattie Mo Worthing, mother, living at 280 Courthead avenue, was not reached last night. Mental problems of University of Minnesota students studied by neuropsychologists, details from a study funded by a grant.
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Lewis Kendall Worthing
Etty
Columbia
Mistiae
Hattie Mo Worthing
Mothe Covieting
Courthead Avenue
Coohk Nat Ie
Divorced Pairs Re wed in Greenwich in 1940s style
Frank Brodsky a 60 year old from New York and Ida Valla maore 52 also of New York, who were divorced 82 years ago, were married again today by a justice of the peace in Greenwich. The same wedding ring used at the first marriage was worn again. Mrs Brodsky had previously remarried and obtained a divorce.
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Greenwicty
Frank Brodsky
New York City
Ida Vallamaore
New York
Art Editor Slain and Wife Bound in Home Invasion
Police report a brutal home invasion in which the art editor was slain and Mrs. Snyder bound with rope and gagged. Investigators note missing jewelry, nursing articles hidden in a bedroom, a bottle of liquor, and a one dollar bill left near the scene. No forced entry marks found. the couple had previously secured a pistol permit amid prior break-in attempts. Detectives consider multiple assailants and link to a prior Wallis Court Boulevard incident.
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Lorraine
Tim
Snyders
William Fhigeon
Wallis Court
Snyder
Paul Hilton
Felkemanh Kinney
Sergeant at arms seeks legal advice in election dispute
The sergeant at arms delays orders pending legal counsel as a district committee dispatches Kerry Sonali to obtain election material from Delaware Luzerne and Schuylkill counties. Senator Reed and aides plan to pursue ballots, noting Pennsylvania authorities will handle turnout and court action in the contest between William B. Wilson and William Vare.
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Coulid
Senate
Barry
Kerry Sonali
Elerek
The
Washington
Delaware
Laciavina
Luzerne
Schuylkillion
South
Pennsylvania
Reed
Kiasoviites
Eat Aring
Mead
Mar
Missourian
William B. Wilson
William Vare
Students Ousted and Paper Banned at Athens University
Loehe, editor of the Lavania Tunes, reports the university expelled five students and banned the weekly paper. Chancellor Sacling says faculty findings show disrepute and scurrility, threatening liberty and press rights. The campus paper questioned party control and alleged misallocation of scholarships.
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Wly. Loehe
Lavania Tunes
Loehr
The
Sunes
Athens
Chares M. Sacling
Une
Ardetes
de Selling
Uberty
Heense
French Girl Wins Scholarly Woman Award of 25 Nations
Washington March 20 AP announces Mile Jeanne Veillard of Serance won the International Fellowship as the most scholarly woman among 25 countries. Awards to eight American women follow, with fellowships for archaeology, biochemistry, mathematical physics, Greek studies, and library research among others, funded by AAUW and linked to prestigious universities.
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Washington
Mile
Jeanne Veillard
Serance
American Association of University
Sorbonne
Paris
Mme
Velilard
Boute Des Chartres
Roads Flooded on Banks of River Near Hartford
The Connecticut river rose steadily reaching eighteen feet four inches with no serious damage yet but more possible tonight. Roads along the south Hartford area flooded with up to four inches of water on the Hartford Middletown stretch and Portland Glastonbury route inundated. The Flatford Yacht Club ground floor narrowly spared as water encircled the club but boats remained secured. Meadows on both riverbanks flooded while some land access remained usable.
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Hartford
Connecticut
Hertford
Electre Light Company
South Meadow
Woartford-Middletown
Cromwell
Portland- Glastonbury
Brainard Fler
Flattford Yacht Club
WETS START FIGHT TO BAR HAYNES WETS START FIGHT TO BAR HAYNES
Fragmented text outlines conflicts over liquor laws, taxation, and prohibition enforcement. It references the Internal Revenue Bureau, hearings, seizures, and the roles of the prohibition commissioner and treasury. The garbled piece mentions hearings, penalties, and agent authority in tax and prohibition matters.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Secretary of the Treasury
Internal Revenue and Prohibition
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Prohibition
Revenue Bureau
Arrin
Newerssio
Internal Revenue Tarren
Preatinet Tus
Motorcycle crash injures rider in Milford streets
A Milford motorcycle crash injured Prank Delton on Fore sk avenue as his machine collided with a Gittmobile driven by Wl Marretie of 174 Division Street Shel ton. Marretie was arrested on charges of reckless driving and violating operator duties and released on bail. In Milwaukee news, Cronsel for Kuhn Lopez and National City reorganization managers said they would not oppose an appeal to test the legality of the Jameson committee reorganization plan.
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Delton
Foresk
de- Milford
Sodowine
Arthur Sarrise
Weld
New York
Marn
CAP Cronsel
Kuhn, Loend Company
National City Ampany
Hievino Milwaukee
St. Paul Rail
Jameson Committee
Ctreaiy Court of Appeal
Italy and Jugo-Slavia clash over Albania revolt
Reports from Belgrade and Paris indicate Italy will defend its interests in Albania while not interfering in Albania's internal affairs. Jugo-Slavs deny plans for war and seek only peace, offering to submit order issues to the League of Nations. London papers question the motives of Italian diplomacy and the Tirana treaty.
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Suge Fi
Nelesbar
Albania
Poplo di Lema
Italy
Belgrade
Agente Avala
Jugo-Slavia
Balkans
Albbania
Croatia
Paris
Iappari Gerade
le Matins
Peritch
Disputch Saga
Journal
4 Densta
Jnngo-Slavvien
London
Maly
Weatminser Gazette
Pyomier Lassol
Dekof
Tirana
Cowboy Captured After Chase in New Haven
Roswell Judd known as Cowboy led four youths in a series of holdups, escaped police after a two hour chase, and hidden in West Haven woods before being captured near his home at 729 Ole Street. A storekeeper shot at Judd during the attempted robbery and he fled through a window before authorities tracked him down late today.
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New Haven
Roswell Judd
Ihnown
Lliven Woods
Dty
Judd
Ole Street
Memorial ceremony for flyers at sea fails
A fragmented report notes a memorial ceremony aboard steamship Doane en route to San Juan. The nearby steamship Vanhan carried the Secretary of War Dwight F. Davis. Two American aviators killed in Buenos Aires are referenced. The vessels passed at dawn, but the ceremony failed to be sighted or completed.
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Damol
Vanhan
de- Alex
Uenos Aires
Doane
Lwight F. Davis
San Juan
Condemned Slayer Writes Novel as Death Looms
In Cuilvago March eighty, Henry J. We nekes known as the Midget slayer race against execution to pen a adventure novel. The doomed inmate at Cook County’s jail descr ibes love and crime while requesting books from the ward en for his children. He studies explosives and contemplates his fate as authorities seek a date for his execution.
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Cuilvago
Henry J
Wenekes
Cook County
Nassey
Michael Swintkuryale
Sabifie
Edward J. Gardy
Jaen
Ex-Senator Wellington Dies in Maryland
Cumberland Md March 30 ex senator Wellington died today in Cumberland Md from complications of pneumonia and kidney disease at home. He was a noted critic of McKinley and pivotal to the Philippine independence stance during ratification debates and later shifted to Bryan in 1900 before public life ended. Services will be held Tuesday.
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Cumberland
Maret
United Bs
Wellington
Lnte
MckKinley
Ifbs
Willam Jensnings Bryan
Hela Puesdicy
Arkansas Tornado Deaths Mount to 17
A Friday tornado across Arkansas left 17 dead and many injured in Green Forest and surrounding areas. The disaster disrupted homes, damaged property, and prompted appeals for financial aid to purchase essentials while officials assessed the impact and mourned the losses.
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Arkansas
Remnants of Balloon Found at Sea
NY March 24. Fabric remnants of a type of balloon were brought in by the steamer Pastores after being picked up 79 miles off Cape Charles VA. The marking KS45 was visible and caused a stir among guards and naval personnel. Langley Field Colonel U Duly reported the balloon had been released during experimental tests.
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New York
Langley Pett
Val
Cape Charles
Norfolks
Wisht
Langley Field
Fle
Sand
Alloun
Derby Resident Hurt In Auto Accident
Derby resident Carl Waser of taped street Derby was injured last night when struck by a car. He suffers a fractured hip and was taken to Griffin Hospital for treatment as police investigate the crash site and circumstances.
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Derby
Carl Waser
Giffin Hospital
Dmde
Lager
Martial law ordered in Kiukiang China
Martial law was proclaimed in Kiukiang to control civil factions in a period of unrest. Several persons were killed and wounded as clashes erupted. The labor union quarters, linked to a radical faction of the Kuomintang, were wrecked amid the turmoil.
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Kiukiang
China
Ricrian GH Maren
Heen
UF Tiendist Warty Mmo
Leihy
Labor Union
Kwoamintang
Klangss
Rexul
Barn hangs Tibvs in lam near home
A man identified as Vinten, sixty, hanged from a rafters inside a lam near his home today. Police say he fed into ill health for some time and the death was attributed to depression. The dormer in the house appeared disturbed.
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J Vinten
Dushovss
Nationalists Enter Shanghai as Foreign Forces Hold Harbor
Shanghai, a major port with 40 000 foreign residents including 3 000 Americans, faces a tense standoff as Nationalist forces push toward the city. Foreign warships and transports lie offshore to protect lives and property while Japanese troops number about 3 000 and French forces are smaller. The Wangpoo estuary hosts 21 ships from five nations ready to intervene if needed.
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China
Kow
Bon Prn
Couke
Shanghesin
Wangpoo
Postal Clerks Oppose Soldiers Fund Change in Hartford
Hartford March 10 A resolution adopted by the executive committee of the Connecticut Federation of Post Office Clerks opposes a bill shifting control of the Soldiers Relief Fund from the American Legion to the state comptroller. The resolution argues the fund should stay under veterans organizations and disbursement jurisdiction remain with those groups. It calls for sending a copy to the Judiciary Committee of the General Assembly. The nomination was signed by the federation officers and treasurer. The organization plans its next convention in July in conjunction with the Federated Letter Carriers and discusses a field day in early summer.
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American Legion
State Federation of Post Office Clerks
Acmeting
Connretici
Federation of Post Olive Clerks
Hose of Representatives
Conn
Albert DB. Shippe
Bridgeport
E. P. Lawton
Voc
John J. Shehan
New Britain
Harry Norton
Wuriford
Thomas “J.yrre Te
Secret Unis
Families Escape as Home Is Dynamited in Wilkes-Barre
In Wilkes-Barre Pa early today an explosion dynamited a residence. Residents of Pazliua and James McAndrew fled to safety as the blast damaged the front of the building. Police and officials pursue leads as investigators assess motive and perpetrators.
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Wilkes-Barre
Pa Iilzza
James McAndrew
Pilistan
Hola
Klara
Rive
Seranon
Lamp Upset and 83-Year-Old Woman Burned in Incident
An 83-year-old woman was burned in a lamp related incident described as dramatic by witnesses. The chaotic scene involved a daughter, Mrs. Rome ar Brien, and other family members, with items thrown during the event. Details about location, exact cause, and subsequent actions remain unclear from the fragmented report.
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Wilhelmna Berge
Curtis
Wenn Gamients
Rome Ar Brien
Borger
Boy Found Hanging in Room in Lawrence Mississippi
An unsettling incident in Lawrence Mississippi reports a boy found dead in his room. While authorities note no broken neck, the scene suggests self harm as the child, despite a reportedly normal upbringing, was described with conflicting details in sparse OCR text.
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Lawrence
Margen
Oo Pirap
Quarrel Over Hat Ends in Homicide In New York
A Brooklyn man Edward Clancy arguing over a girl's hat at a party with Mise A Anderson and Anna McLaughlin led to a fight with Edward Beatty. Beatty allegedly knocked Clancy down, later found dead in a hallway. Beatty was held on a homicide charge.
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New York
Edward Clancy
Brooklyn
Clancy
Mise A. Anderson
Anna McLaughlin
Edward Beatty
Misa Anison
Automobile Production Rises From January But Falls Short Of Last Year
Washington March 20. The Commerce Department reports American automobile production in February rose versus January but did not reach February of last year. Total output 248,359 units, up from January but down from 357,470 in February 1926.
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Wasitington
Commerce Department
Pla
Mining Camp Looted by Bandits in Mexico
Mexico City report says bandits looted the El Ora Mining and Ai way Company camp in the state of Z tieas kidnapping Mexican canh. Embassy seeks confirmatory details.
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Mexico City
el Ora Mining and Aiway Company
Z Tieas
Fireman Loren J. Chaham Dies at 69
Loren J. Chaham 69 died at St Francis Hospital Hartford after a 49 year career as a fireman with the New Haven valley. He is survived by his wife seven sons three daughters eight grandchildren.
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Prainville
Loren J. Chaham
New Haven Valley
St. Francis Hospital
Hartford
Hig Wid
Cigar Manufacturer Dies After Short Illness in Grace Hospital
Tallus Tyaske of 645 Whitney Avenue New Haven died today at Grace Hospital after a brief illness. The cigar manufacturer, who went into business in 1888, had been a longtime figure in local industry.
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New Waven
Tallus Tyaske
Whitney Ay Nue
Grace Hospital
Death by gas suspected in Whitneyville home
In Whitneyville a woman was found dead at her residence from suspected poisoning amid recent despair after her husband Mong Warner died three weeks earlier. Authorities believe she may have taken her own life during a period of despondency. Earthquakes reported in Washington area: shocks felt from Georgetown University at 11:24 am lasting to 11:57 am, intensity uncertain. another earlier tremor location not confirmed.
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Mong Warner
Washington
Sever Intenair
Georgetown Univers
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