Indian mounds as refuges amid Mississippi floods
The flood waters drive survivors to ancient Indian mounds, believed by anthropologists to have been built as refuges during floods. Researchers, led by Dr Kidder, describe pyramidal mounds with flat tops that could shelter entire tribes, built with earth carried in baskets over generations.
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Ashington
Mississippi
Nana
Jd Kidder
Amp
Kidder
Ohio Valley
T. Kidder
Blader Sall
Ohio
World travel shown by men from Columbus group
Francis J. Brennan and Wil Griffin with friends toured the United States and Northern Africa, Europe and Mexico. They presented motion pictures taken during their Mediterranean cruise and stops in New Orleans, Antonio, the Alamo, El Paso, the Grand Canyon, Hollywood, Monterey, and Rome. The tour, begun last February, covered 11 weeks with screenings across the country.
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Francis J. Brennan
Wil Griffin
Columbus
United S
Africa
Europe
Mr. Griffin
Mediterranean
Mexico
Canning
Kof
New York
New Orleans
Ard
Gras
Suarez
Alodo
America
Antonio
Texas
Alamo
el Paso
Grand Canyon
Dam End Lake
Hollywood
Ica Beach
del Monte
Stanford University
San
Golden Gate
Valley
Santa Clara
Monterey
Col
Beattle
Portland
Specourer
Butte
Montana
Pugh
Salton
St. Pau
Chithe
Yalands
Gibraltar
Rock of the Riviera
Monte Carlo
Songha
Palestine
Mount Carmel
Sea of Gall Dead Sea
Jericho
Holy
Cairo
Alexandria
Naples
Rome
Italy
Parla
London
Moving Picture Report At Central Congregational Worcester
The Central Congregational Church of Worcester presented its annual report in moving pictures. Rev. Dr Wenepp acted as camera man with over a hundred members participating to show ward department activities. The graphic presentation followed the usual statistical readings and aimed to vividly convey church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mays
Congre- Church of
Worcester
Dr Wenepp
Church film project draws large annual meeting
Dr Knapp demonstrated expert camera work as scenes from the motion pictures were shown at the church annual gathering. More than a hundred members appeared in the images and anxious acquaintances watched with interest as the performances were projected, attracting widespread attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knapp
New Charges in Chaplin Divorce Suit Banned
In Los Angeles on May 24 AP reports that Lita Grey Chaplin’s expected testimony in her divorce from Charles Chaplin was halted after a dispute over open versus private hearings. Chaplin’s lawyers won a ruling barring press access, delaying deposition, while a separate court order requires $9,800 for Beverly Hills guards and £7,000 on the receiver’s bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Lita Grey Chaplin
Charles Spencer Chaplin
Plante
Chaplin
Beverly Hill
Mollywood Stud
Gavin McNab
Guards' Club Dance Planned Tonight at Adelphian Lodge
The Guards' club of Adelphian lodge IOOF will hold an old fashioned dance tonight in the lodge rooms at 1087 Broad street. Clarence Patterson chairs the committee for the event featuring modern and old time square dances.
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Guards’ Club
Adelphian Lodge
IOOF
Broad Street
Clarence Patterson
Cline writing two new books from jail amid murder case
Leonard Cline playwright novelist, jailed in Tolland County, works on two books with guard supervision. Irwin guest at Mansfield home was fatally shot May 16. Mrs Cline missing, later found ill in a New York hospital. Superior court set for next month as State's Attorney plans first degree murder indictment.
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Willimantic
Leonard Cline
Tolland County
Wilfrcd Irwin
New York
Cline
Thomas F. Noone
Frederick ©. Vinton
Irwin
Mansfield
John 3. Wlerengo
Grand Rapids
Mich
Cine
Superior Court
Edward M. Yeomans
BISHOP BREWSTER ADVANCES DEACONS AT CHRISTCHURCH
Hartford May 24 AP Four deacons were advanced to the priesthood and one candidate ordained deacon at Christchurch cathedral this morning by Bishop Chauncey B Brewster of the Connecticut diocese Friends and relatives witnessed the ceremony with both priesthood and deaconate conferred for the first time. The deacons ordained priests were Rev. Lawrence Rose Rev Norman Paul Dare Rev Hugh Clark and Rev Leonard Octavius Melville Also Robert Johnstone Plumb and Mrs Plumb were ordained deacon.
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Hartford
Christchurch Cathedral
Chauncey B Brewster
Connecticut Tiguecopar
Lawrence Rose
General Theologe’s Seminary
New York
Norman Paul Dare
St. Andrew's Church
Yonkers
N. Y
Hugh Clark
Massachusetts
Jeonard Octavius Melville
Our Savior
Plainville
Robert Johnstone Plumb
John W. Tlumb
Plumb
X Rays Used to Identify Chicago Man Slain in India
A 1920s report to the AMA describes using roentgenography of facial bones to identify a Chicago man murdered in India. X ray images showed unique nasal and orbital bone features matching a 1918 and 1924-26 patient, confirmed by three gold fillings. the method touted as a potential alternative to fingerprints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
India
American Medical Association
William Lediie Culbert
Frederick M. Law
New York City
Cibert
J. L
Culbert
Indus River
Kashmir
New York
Madame Sun guards power with bayonets in Hankow
Special Cable report from HANEKOW describes Madame Sun Yat Sen, widow of Sun Yat Sen, as the best guarded woman in China with Cantonese troops surrounding her residence. She discusses women’s training, education reforms, and the Nationalist push for political equality while avoiding political interviews. She remarks on communism and notes her concern for her brother Bu Soong and relations with Chiang Kai-Shek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanekow
Madame Sun
Chinese Republic
Bu Soong
Shanghai
Hankow
China
Hunan
Hupeh
Sun Yat-Sen
Madame Liao
Vhine
South China
Hangkow
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chiang
America
Increased Wages Will Cut Costs Says Dietz at Dinner
Carl F. Dietz, president of Bridgeport Brass, told a Women’s Division of the American Institute of Banking dinner at Calvary church that higher wages can lower costs by boosting productivity. He cited a 40 percent postwar rise in metal trades output and urged educating workers to reduce overhead, noting broader postwar adjustment difficulties for the metal and textile industries amid changing dress trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl F. Dietz
Bridgeport Brass Company
American Institute of Banking
Calvary Church
Cducating
Dietz
Women's Relief Corps In New Meeting Place
Mrs. Helen Goodsell will preside at the regular meeting of Women's Relief Corps No. 63 in the new lodge rooms 62 Cannon street tomorrow afternoon. Elevator service is provided for elderly or infirm members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Goodsell
Women’s Relief Corps
Cannon Street
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