Pope Pius lauds end of Irish fraternal strife in Linn
Pope Pius granted a special audience to President William Cosgrave of the Free State and lauded the end of fraternal strife in Linn. He praised the Irish leaders and pledged prayers as Cosgrave thanked the Pope for blessings on Ireland and its diaspora. Mussolini hosted Cosgrave at the Chigi palace in Rome.
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Pius
Willm Cosgrave
Linn
Trelaml
Tie
Cosgrave
Papa
Cosgave
America
Ireland
Mussolini
Chigi Palace
Novel Theatre Brings Classics to Chicago's West Side
The Goodman Memorial theatre at the Chicago Art Institute debuts a new underground playhouse. Director Thomas Wood Stevens aims to present old masters and modern drama at nominal cost, with official support from the Chicago Scenery Panthers union.
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Chicago
West
Chicago Scenery Panthers Union
Goodman Memorial Theatre
Dramatic Art Department
Chicago Art Institute Bar, Theatre and School
Thomas Wood Stevens
Jadrmaa
Art Institute
Hea
Grant Park
Lake Michigan
Raccoon Killed After Porched Confrontation in City
A large black raccoon was found on the back porch of Mrs William Lewis at 85 Adams Street after a morning alarm. Police officer shot and killed the animal when it warned with bared teeth and snapped at a neighborhood child.
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William Lewis
Adams Street
Shorth
Lewis
Havering
Ike
Farren Speaks at Lions Luncheon on Screw History
The luncheon features Farren discussing the Harvey Lubbell company and the invention of a screw threading system. He explains the shift from cutting to rolling threads and the impact on production efficiency, noting the company began using the new method after research confirmed the benefits.
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I Jeriek
Harvey
Iiubdbell
A. Sevens
Hia
Orheles
Firth Dacveroni
Promal
Ted
Harvey Liubbell Company
Ans Organizatio
Justice Department rent rises to 100000 dollars
Washington October 1 The department of justice faces ongoing threats of ouster proceedings but will continue to occupy the house at Five Mont Avenue under a five year lease made Wednesday between the Justice Buildings Commission and the tenant. The rent will increase from 70 901 to 120 099 dollars.
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Washington
Fuatlee
Vemont Avenue
Jutlie Buildings Commission
Pune
Florida Land Rush Sparks Hope And Caution Across Nation
The Florida land boom attracts crowds, cars, trains, and ships from across the country as investors chase wealth. Officials warn of land sharks and blue sky schemes, urging scrutiny to prevent fraud and protect Florida’s real estate market. The Florida Times-Union and Washington Post urge action to curb swindlers, while The Literary Digest analyzes the boom’s broader impact.
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Florida
Ponce de Leon
Maryland
Peninsular State
Union
John W. Martin
New York
Morida
Jacksonville
Florida Times-Union
Chicago
Miami Dispatch
The
Washington Post
Prohibition Succeeding Through Education and Morale
The Rev F Ernest Johnson says success relies on education and moral suasion after government dries up supply, with Dr Samuel Cavert and other dry leaders echoing a call to intensify enforcement rather than modify the Volstead Act. Some dry leaders discount the Federal Council report as favoring wets.
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F. Ernest Johnson
Department of Research and Education
Federal Council of Churches
Samuel McCrea Cavert
Federal Council
Friends of the
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
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Gee Oempel
Melba Lehrrut
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Tulftone
Ink & Wagnalls Company
Kmurth Avenue
H. L. Weele
the Literary Digest
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Shakespare
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Seok Macauliy
Irving
Mark Twain
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Cooper Bancroft
Tennyson
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