Canonization Mass Acknowledges Sacre Coeur Foundress
In Rome on May 24 a canonization ceremony honored Saint Wadalen Sophie Barat, founder of Sacre Coeur colleges. US representatives and prominent clergy attended, celebrating the movement and its global reach. A U.S. healing miracle linked to Sister Rose Coyne was cited among the miracles. The event drew 30,000 worshippers amid a war anniversary and a gun salute.
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Sacre Coeur Colleges
Wadalen
Sophie Barat
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America
Sarre Coene Colleges
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Rose Coyne
Sacre Coeurroments
St Peters
Imarges
Cleveland
Detroi
Phrenibs
Gallagher
Detroit
Taiv
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper fragment mentions a public sale, noting confusion and unclear terms amid witness remarks. Readers are urged to seek clarified details.
New Kiwanian Recruits Joined Bridgeport Utility Leader
James McIntyre of Bridgeport, an agent for Standard Oil, has joined Kiwanis and aligns with executives to engage in civic matters. President George K. Crawford has launched a Bridgeport inquiry into gasoline pricing as McIntyre and local Kiwanis members prepare speaking events.
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Kiwanis Club
James Malntyre
Bridgeport
Standard Ol Company
Chamber of Commence
Weintyre
George K. Crawford
AMUNDSEN SAFE IN ALASKA MAY BE, SAYS STEFANSSON
Stefansson says Amundsen may be safe in Alaska as he and his party head toward Nome or northern Alaska. He notes the Arctic expedition aims to explore the Northern Hemisphere and suggests Amundsen could continue south or return to Alaska if needed.
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Alaska
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Gates
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Arctic
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Engineers Disagree On Tidal Wave Report At Ontario Shore
Reports on a tidal wave that swept the southern shore of Lake Ontario prompt disagreement among engineers. Buffalo correspondent notes no earth tremor, cites seiche versus tidal wave interpretation, and mentions high winds as a possible factor. Further seismograph reports pending verification.
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Boston
Lake Ontario
Engineering Economica Foundation
Buffalo
United States
New York
Galveston
BABY FARM HEAD TO BE TRIED TODAY
New York May ud we Helen Auguste Geisen Volk faces an indictment charging baby substitution and related slighter counts. The grand jury also notes the death of Wlani Willets at the same institution, with exhumed skull findings. Geisen Volk, once a Red Cross nurse, denies criminal negligence amid twenty four deaths and general cruelty charges. She is held in a $46,000 bail.
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York
Helen Auguste Geisen Volk
Wlani Willets
Sisinon
He i Institution
Geisen-Volk
MacMillan shifts plans as Amundsen rescue becomes main aim
Commander Donald B McMillan says his Greenland Arctic expedition will focus on finding the Norwegian explorer Amundsen rather than pursuing original targets. He plans to use the MacMillan ships Rindoon and Peary, departing late June from New England, with supplies and terms set for potential relocation to the Arctic coast.
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U. S
Boston
Donald B McMillan
Ronald Vilandsen
Amundsen
MacMillan
Rindoin
Peary
Ins
Epper Air
Pole
Ommander MacMillan
Teomaten
MacMillan Capedini
Aches
Giantland
Fonger
Pemmican
MacMillar
Fankin Bay
Pale
2000 Mile Hiker to Visit Behrens
Mrs Lilian F Connolly arrived in Bridgeport after a 2000 mile tramp from Springfield Massachusetts to Quebec Canada. She left Springfield May 16 and reached Bridgeport last night advertising her hike with a knickers leather jacket and a knapsack bearing a lettered name. She plans to call on Mayor Behrens and then proceed toward Albany today.
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Bridgeport
Springfield
Mass
Shrine of St Anne de Baupre
Quebec
Canada
Lilian F. Connolly
New Haven
Albany
Testimonial Letter for Hartford Traveler Walking Health Journey
A forty four year old disabled woman undertakes a health walking trip with testimonials from Governors and Mayors of Hartford Springfield New Haven. She states she prefers walking to riding and earns her living daily despite heart trouble and other maladies. She was once an athlete but bicycle accident led to 17 operations.
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Trumbull
Norman C Stevens
Hartford
Fordin ¢. Parker
Springfield
David J. Fitzgerald
New Haven
Women In Rum Ring Tangles Boston Society Circles
Boston investigators report scores of women involved in a mullion dollar rum ring and many society women may be arrested as probe widens. Authorities say the case centers on illicit liquor operations connected to influential social circles in Boston.
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Mass
oOfmciate
Jacade
Children inherit estate of Trumbull woman
The will of a Trumbull woman dated February 15, 1918, filed in Probate Court, leaves a 63,000 estate to her daughters. The will, drawn earlier that year, divides the estate into three parts under Edwin C. Shelton of Monroe as administrator. The decedent died April 11, leaving a cash balance in a bank.
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Trumbull
Edwin C. Shelton
Monroe
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