First Japanese 10 Become Bishop Arrives at Rome
Monsignor Gennaro Hayasaka, the first Japanese chosen for bishopric, arrived in Rome to prepare for his consecration on October 30 at St Peter’s. The event drew high signfificance. Italian and Japanese governments arranged welcomes as he traveled from Marseilles with church officials and Japanese embassy staff.
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Associated Press
Gennaro Hayasaka
St Petera
M Makoto
Hayasaka Wis
Marseilles
Underti
Etary
Sacred College of
Propaganda College
Magnesia Best for Your Indigestion
An old advertisement extols magnesia as a remedy for indigestion and stomach discomfort. It claims the product aids digestion, reduces acidity, and promotes better health, urging readers to purchase from local stores.
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Magnesia
Tisur
Ted Magnesia
Fey
Pope Receives Address as Japanese Government Heads Honors
Monsignor Hayanak plans a seven day retreat starting Sunday after paying respects to the Pope and visiting propaganda college dormitories decorated in Japanese colors. The Pope will soon receive a high honor, with formal thanks already sent by the Japanese government through its embassy.
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Monsignor Hayanak
Propaganda College
Da‘nterium
Sundy
Lithuania protests to League over Vilna school arrests
Lithuania files a protest with the League of Nations secretary general over Polish actions in Vilna territory. Reports say about a dozen schoolmasters and priests were arrested for alleged anti Polish propaganda, with later releases ordered by Premier Pilsudski. Earlier reports claimed 300 teachers were detained and imprisoned in a concentration camp.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Associated Press
Lithuania
Leave of Nations
Vlna
Ieague
Poland
Furmish
Polish Telegraphic Agency
Vilna Teriiory
Pilsudski
Steamer Coryell Adrift After Thames River Collision
The 46 foot Coryell steamer broke from moorings near Groton and drifted up the Thames river in a heavy wind. It struck the rocky river bank on the Groton side, tearing a hole in the port bow and wrecking cabin windows. Interior flooded. Coast guard to float after temporary repairs. Previously collided with a sea sled in New London harbor on June 24, sinking the sled.
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New London
Associated Press
New London Ship and Engine Company
Groton
Coryell
Thames
Coast Guard
Books Violently Pro British Says Ex Congressmen
Ex congressman John Gorman told the Chicago Board of Education that history books used in schools are violently pro British. He criticized two books by David Munzey for omissions and distortions about the American Revolution and cited biased quotations. The board reviewed records showing adoption of the criticized texts and heard evidence about conduct unbecoming of school officials. The fallout centers on The History of America by Fish as the satisfactory title among contested works.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William McAndrew
John Gorman
Board of Education
Gorman
William Hale Thompson
McAndrew
David Munzey
Boston
Massachusetts
George Washington
Continental Congress
McAndrews
America
Fish
Navy flyer aims for land and sea speed records
Lt Alford J Williams, a naval aviator, pursues both land and seaplane speed records with a compact 23 foot racer powered by a 1250 horsepower Packard engine. The craft features wing radiators and water cooling, replacing pontoons with wheels as tests proceed toward official NA letting speeds. Williams plans to push toward 281.4 miles per hour after further engine improvements and final tests.
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Williame
Willems
National Aeronautic Asseciation
Williams
Wiliams
Venice
Lieut Alford J. Williams
Naval Fleer
Port Washington
N. Y
General Wood admired Filipinos amid independence tensions
Northfield Vermont October 13 AP reports a 1923 letter by the late Major General Wood, former governor of the Philippine Islands, praising Filipinos as loyal and hospitable while warning that Aguinaldo-era independence advocates were exploiting the island situation and misrepresenting events.
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Northfield
Wood
Philippine Islands
Welsh's Health Farm Destroyed by Fire
The health farm once owned by Freddie Welsh former lightweight boxing champion was destroyed by fire in Chatham New Jersey in October 1933. George T Brown, who acquired the farm through foreclosure shortly before Welsh died, and Welsh's wife were the only occupants of the house at the time and escaped unharmed.
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Chatham N J
Freddie Welsh
George T Brown
Welsh
August Schmelzer Dies In Meriden at 80
August Schmelzer president of the August Schmelzer Company dealers in coal and wood died at his home 358 Path Street at 9 30 this morning aged eighty two weeks after returning from Europe a month ago where he visited his birthplace and renewed acquaintances he was an incorporator and director of Mexident Hospital and linked to several fraternal groups survived by three sons six grandchildren and one great grandchild funeral set for Saturday afternoon.
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Meriden
Associated Press
August Schmelzer
Path Street
Schmelzer
Europe
Mexident
Ttree
Accused Slayer Presents Alibi Ex-Ghief Testifies
Salem dispatch reports ex-chief Sidney Smith testified at the Superior court trial of George E Taylor for the murder of Stella Pomikala of Lawrence. Smith said Taylor claimed he was in Boston the night of the crime and described his arrest trip from Vermont to Salisbury Beach, noting Taylor’s remarks about possible involvement and a three pint witch hazel and moonshine claim. Witnesses also referenced Taylor buying witch hazel at Hampton Beach and wearing colored glasses the night of the murder.
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Salem
Mass
Associated Press
George E Taylor
Superior
Stella Fomikala
Lawrence
Boston
Sidney Smith
Salisbury
Smith
Hyde Park
Vermont
Taylor
Salvation Army
Witch Hazel
Hampton Beach
Balisbury Beach
Foundar
Glasser Smith
Salisbury Beach
Arthur Willams
Haverhill
Willan T Queux Dies a Continent Knowledge Expert
London born Willan T Queux novelist and secret service expert died in Knocke Belgium after weeks of heart illness. An extensive traveler he gathered material from Algeria Morocco Macedonia Turkey Montenegro Serbia and Albania and advised governments on secret service matters. He wrote many works on spies radios and the Near East and was a pioneer in wireless broadcasting.
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London
Associated Preas
The
Evening News
Willan T Queux
Knocke
Belgium
le Queux
Algeria
Morocco
Macedonia
Turkey
Montenegro
Serbia
Albania
Willam Tufnel le Queux
Faria
France
Germany
the Globe
Daily Mail
Institute of Radio Engineers
Wireless Experimental Association
Monte Carlo
Near East
England
Rasputin
Nationalists Try to Oust Ching Faction in Foochow
Nationalist forces clash with Tang Hew Ching followers in Foochow as streets turn battleground. Reports say casualties, graft accusations, and heavy fire. city gates closed, battles spread, foreigners unharmed, negotiations attempted amid paralysis of commerce.
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Foochow
China
Fy Associated Press
Tang Hew Ching
Teng Tsu Ching
Ina
Pata Birant
Piot
Tang Hau Ching
Steamers Forced to Harbor by Historic Providence Tide
A high Providence waterfront tide drove steamers to seek harbor after waves broke over the piers. Three steamers from New York left last night. only one completed the trip, the others seeking shelter in New London. The trio scheduled to arrive this morning also diverted to New London. The morning’s tide was the highest seen in years, whipping the water within a foot of pier tops and blowing strongly ashore.
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Providence
Associated Press
New York
New London
New Yok
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