Massacre Tale From War-Torn Siberia Reported
Vancouver engineer ER H Barker recounts a brutal massacre in Nikolaievsk Siberia where 10,000 were killed and most buildings burned between March and May. Barker and fellow miners were imprisoned at Kolchan mine for months before rescue by Chinese guards and gunboats.
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International News Service
San Francisco
Trotsky
ER. H. Barker
Vancouver
China’Mail
Nile
Orient
Barker
Nikolaievak
Siberia
Ork Mining Company
Kolchan
H. J. Freeman
Boston
G. S. Dyer
Oroville
T. Newman
J. Clarance Lee
White Guard
Nikolaievsk
Kolohan
Mixed farming surest route to prosperity
Western Canada embraces mixed farming as the foundation of agricultural prosperity. Interprovincial dairy leaders standardize butter grades across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. Alberta dominates the all Canada dairy awards while Manitoba gains improved co operative marketing and creamery development under government support.
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International News Service
Winnipeg
Man
Western Canada
Inter-Provincial Dairy Association
Farmers Co-Operative
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Quebec
Manitoba Co-operative Dairies
J.M. Carruthers
Canada
Home life blamed for social unrest at World Sunday School Congress
At Tokio's World Sunday School Congress Rev. W E Biederwolf of Chicago faulted home life for social unrest and declining church influence. He cited ministers lacking family worship, child-raising trends, and pressures of modern life as eroding domestic faith and disrupting family worship. Other speakers included Rev. John T. Faris.
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Biederwolf
America
Eleathetty
Dr. Bierderwolf
Hebreas
John T. Faris
D. D
Life Underwriters Elect Officers in Hartford Meeting
Connecticut Life Underwriters Association elected officers and an executive committee at its Hartford meeting. Officers are President John W. Moore First Vice President Max Hartstall Second Vice President Fred S. Reech Secretary Treasurer Jas B Moody Jr. Executive Committee includes Richard Greening George Mullings George W Greene Charles B E Stockder Charles W Puller F A Griswold Ind and James P Herron. A report from the National Convention was presented. The season’s first big social for young people will be held tomorrow at 8 PM in Universalist church, with dancing to an orchestra and invitations issued to members and friends.
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Connecticut Life Underwriters Association
Hartford
John W. Moore
Max Hartstall
Fred S. Reech
Jas. B. Moody, Jr
Richard Greening
George Mullings
George W. Greene
Charles BE. Stockder
Charles W. Puller
F. A. Griswold Ind
James P. Herron
Universalist Church
Young Men’s Club
Obituaries for Monroe Nicholson and Marks in Times Classifieds
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for Joseph Monroe at his home and at A M E Zion church with Rev M Weller officiating. About 75 uniformed Knights of Pythias attended and marched to Takeview cemetery for interment. Rev George W Nicholson’s service followed at 2:30 pm from 710 Park Avenue with Rev Donald B MacQueen and trustees from Baptist Ministers Home Society of New York as pallbearers. Interment was at Mountain Grove cemetery. Benson F Marks died suddenly on Monday. his funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at Remington Funeral Chapel on William Street with burial at Lakeview cemetery.
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Joseph Monroe
Beardsley Street
A. M. EB. Zion Church
Rev
M. Weller
Knights of Pythias
Takeview Cemetery
George W. Nicholson
Park Avenue
Donald B. MacQueen
First Baptist Church
Baptist Ministers Home Society of New York
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Remington Funeral Chapel
William Street
William
Bronx Avenue
F. §. Brown
Olivet Church
Lakeview Cemetery
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