Moros Fortresses To Be Crushed By Americans
In San Francisco on May 26, reports say American forces in the Philippine Islands press a campaign to destroy Moro fortresses in Mindanao and Sulu. Two to five fortresses reportedly fallen, with 200 constabulary under Colonel Luther R Stevens, while several troops are killed or wounded. The effort follows months of attempts at peaceful submission and ongoing raids by Moro bands, who resist American authority and Christian Filipinos.
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APY
Palippine Islands
Mips
Lanay Distileta
Mindanao
Mania
Philippine Constabulary
Luther R Stevens
Sulu
Lanao
Wood
Roth
Legislation Targets Atheists in Louisiana Education
A Louisiana House proposal by T Sambda Jones of East Baton Rouge Parish would bar atheists and infidels from teaching in state supported schools and ban speakers who do not believe in a Supreme Being from lecturing in state educational buildings.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
House of Representatives
T Sambda Jones
East Baton Rouge Parish
Arrestees Charged In Larceny Case In Lowell
Lowell Massachusetts May 26 Edward Carson of Brooklyn NY was arraigned in district court and held in 5000 on larceny of an automobile and carrying a loaded revolver Auduam Telnes also from Brooklyn was arraigned on suspicion of larceny and held in 2000 The pair were arrested after a car chase and a wrecked vehicle struck a telegraph pole Telnes declared he is a newspaper editor and friend of the ex employer Amundsen and said he was compelled to break an engagement in Boston.
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Lowell
Mass
Edward Carson
Brooklyn
Auduam Telnes
Coson and Telnes
Telnes
Amundsen
Apppear
Boston
Newspaper Men Face Jail For Defying Court Order
In Baltimore on May 26 AP reports the managing editors of two city papers the News and American and three staff members face substantial jail terms for contempt of court after publishing photographs from the Richard Reese Whittemore murder trial despite a court ban. Judge Eugene O Dunne cited duty to readers and employers but warned he would act fully in a week if appeals or new evidence alter his view.
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Baltimore
Harold E Biliston
Earl S. de Lend
News
Harry Clark
Willam Sturm
Wiliam Klemm
Eugene O'Dunne
Richard Reese Whittemore
O'Dunne
Elliston
Prince of Wales
Henry the Fifth
England
Al Smith Movement Aims Statewide Club Expansion
Danbury May 26 Special Joseph Mulvihill of Danbury and New York organizer of the Al Smith For President club plans to form similar clubs in every city across Connecticut. He says the Danbury club will be the first step toward a national movement and will hold a state convention of Democrats and Republicans who favor Smith. The effort has drawn approval from several Connecticut Democratic politicians and leaders.
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Danbury
Joseph Mulvihill
New York
Al-Smith
Mullihill
Smith
Connecticut
Chamber Membership Drive Surpasses 100 Mark
The Chamber of Commerce membership drive moves briskly toward 1150 or more members. Beginning Monday, 1113 new cards expected, with 125 workers yet to interview prospects.
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Chamber of Commerce
Fie
Seste Dios
Danvers Star Hurts Worcester
Francis Williams, 22, former high school and prep star, was critically injured early today when his car crashed into a trolley car on Main Street Danvers He was taken to a hospital with a fractured pelvis a injured left hip and internal injuries He played for St Johns Preparatory School in Danvers and tied for a football team position.
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Worcester Main
Francis Williams
Main Street
Tims
St Johns
Danvers
City Engineer reports on block maps and street layouts
City Engineer James A McEni rey reports completion of block maps and searching. One hundred fifty six block snap sheets were checked. Four building lines nine grades and four street line maps were prepared. Seventeen street and sewer layouts were completed. Sewers were laid in De Kalb Capitol Lindsey Parrott Anson Main and Becchmont avenues known as the Donalb sanitary Capitol stem and Hillhouse sanitary.
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Capitol Avenue
Lindley Street
Parrott Avenue
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Main Street
Becchmont Avenue
Donalb Avenue
Hillhouse
Martin F Connors Dies in Newtown
Martin F Connors dies at his Newtown residence after a lengthy illness at 27. Funeral from his home Friday at 9:30 daylight time and from St Rose's church at 10. He is survived by his parents Mrs. and Mr. Marcus Connors two sisters Mrs George Bennett and Miss Anna Connors and one brother Michael Connors all of Newtown. He was lifelong parishioner of St Rose's and a member of Virgil Inn council Knights of Columbus.
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Newtown
Martin F Connors
Marcus Connors
St. Rose's Church
George E. Bennett
Anna Connors
Michael Connors
St. Rose’s Church
Virgilinn Council
Knights of Columbus
Two Debutantes Eloped in Capital Society Marvel
Washington May 28 capital society reported two wealthy debutantes eloped to Baltimore last Saturday and wed there. The girls are Miss Lilie Roosevelt, daughter of Mrs and Mrs Robert Roosevelt, and another society figure from prominent families.
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Capital Society
Baltimore
Lilie Roosevelt
Robert
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