Turbulent frontline actions and political talks unfold
Reports from Gunshu Pass detail tense fronts as Russian cavalry clash with Japanese forces, with 300 killed or wounded noted. In Texas Fort Worth, the Southern Presbyterian assembly debates closer relations with other churches, marriage and divorce reform, and reports rising Bible contributions.
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Tokio
Gunshu Pass
Oyama
Rennenkampff
Associated Press
Fakeman
Tangshe
Liao River
Fakoman
Imperial Army
Chiyangpao
Weiyuanpaomen
Kirin- Taolu
Chienchentzu
Liao
Talun
Fakomen
Renewal of Large Scale Fighting Reported at Front
News from the front indicates an imminent renewal of large scale fighting. General Linivitch presses the Russian center on the railway line and the Mandarin road, with full preparations for a major battle. Wounded are moved westward and hospitals cleared as sanitary trains head to the front.
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St. Petersburg
Linevitch
Mandarin Road
Oyama
Linovitch
FOR UNION Cumberland Presbyterians Decide by Majority
Fresno May 24 By a margin of twenty seven the Cumberland Presbyterian general assembly backed the majority report favoring ideas with the Northern Presbyterian church. Opponents warned of a possible secession fight while Judge Russell Tennessee said union would mean losing property control. Dr Dompton defended slow action and cautioned against rash moves. Opponents announced a plan for a protest conference.
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Cumberland Presbyterians
Fresno
Cal
Cumberland Presbyterian General Assembly
Northern Presbyterian Church
Union
Russell
Tennessee
Dompton
Southern Presbyterian Church
Husband and wife in Texarkana attack case
Texarkana May 24. John Williams a colored man was arrested and jailed on the Arkansas side on a warrant charging him with assault with intent to murder his wife Willie Williams. The woman was cut in three places. The prisoner bears a leg wound said to be from a Winchester bullet fired by another man named Marshall Williame.
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Texarkana
John Williams
Arkansas
Willie Williams
Marshall Williame
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Siedlee
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Russia
Poland
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New York
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Grand Opera House
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