Lenten preacher blasts selfish religious folks
A Lent sermon by Bishop Bidwell of Ontario denounces religious selfishness as contrary to Christ. He urges Christianity as a universal message beyond race or class save all souls, accusing self-interest in salvation of others. The service features Rev May, George Huyton, and Rev Jepsen with Bishop Edwin A Penich set to preach next Thursday.
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William E. Jepsen
St Jukes Church
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Penich
Noah Carolina
Faith healer at church aids sick in Bridgeport event
About a hundred men and women with serious ailments gathered at Second Baptist Church last night seeking relief from pain. Jimteinjahs Smith Wigglesworth, a faith healer, prayed over the afflicted, with one cancer patient reporting disappearance of illness after prayer. The evangelist warned he takes risks with his health and promised more demonstrations to come in England. An elderly woman with stiff knees ran after commands as others sought cures for blindness and rheumatism.
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Admiral Dewey to rest in Washington Cathedral crypt
Washington March 26 The War Department approves transfer of Admiral George Dewey from Arlington mausoleum to the crypt of Washington Cathedral where he will rest until a suitable memorial is built. Mrs George Dewey announced with son George Dewey of Chicago present. Navy will assist and furnish a guard of honor. Dewey died January 16 1917 at age eighty in the chapel with Woodrow Wilson.
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Plans for new system to judge Yale students
The Sheffield Scientific School at Yale will adopt a new personnel system to judge student qualifications. A personnel organization including the dean, registrar, and division officers will handle details, with the student council invited to cooperate in administration.
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King and Queen Prune Lists after Scandals
London report notes rich titled English figures face another sensational divorce case. Marquis of Queensberry seeks to dissolve with Sir James Dunn named as a dependent. Claims of Monte Carlo travel by Dunn and the Marchioness trigger airing of morals in court. Denials by Beth Dunn and Irene Richards accompany ongoing Dennistoun case delays.
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Bodies Recoveries and Financial Plans Across Cities
Reports from March 26 detail Floyd Colina’s body recovery in Sand Cave to begin April 1 initiated by mining engineer W H Hunt for Homer Golline. A $2,000,000 Yugoslavia debt issue refinanced via six month treasury notes, with subscriptions already registered at par.
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King Reticent Upon High Court Decision
The Supreme Court decision in Bridgeport Brass Co v Drew drew comment from John T King in New York last night. He said there is no knowing how this will unfold but if it leads to just taxation he has fought for, he would be glad. William 73 Burnham, former president of the Board of Apportionment and Taxation, was first linked to state tax matters following Blodgett’s tax investigation and the ruling of certificates.
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Hearing Today For Fake Revenue Men In North Carolina
Now Haven March 26 The arrival of a Justice Department agent in Washington indicates John F McCormien and James J Clifford of Washington DC are to be assigned before U S Commissioner Teward Lynch tomorrow morning. They are tied to an alleged conspiracy to defraud the government and major manufacturers of large sums related to income tax payments. The other item notes North Carolina fig cultivation may become profitable as wild fig trees grow along the coast.
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Cases Against Oil Operator Vacated in Montana
True cases against Gordon Campbell and others indicted for using means to defraud were vacated in United States District Court in Montanas capital, with a new date set for Campbell, Rox ivuley, and Bloomhurt, while another Campbell Sunburst case was not reset.
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Changes in Canadian revenue gains outlined in Ottawa report
A March 26 Ottawa briefing outlines new revenue measures boosting Canada’s annual takings by 1.3 million dollars. The plan itemizes customs receipts at 914,619 dollars and a specific revenue category of 447,600, plus 200,000 for a packed service.
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