New York Welcomes Visiting Prelates at Parade Welcome
Thousands of Catholics led by Cardinal Hayes greeted Cardinal Bonzano papal legate to Chicago and four other cardinals arriving aboard the Aquitania. Two parades formed along Fifth Avenue while yachts ferried dignitaries to meet them. arrivals included Cardinal O'Donnell of Ireland. Bishops from American Spanish and French birth joined delegates from Central American ports for the Eucharistic congress.
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Relgy Casanova
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Porte
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Tauiasca
Arnnpsto de Baler
Rio Hecha
Colombia
Jose Guiot
Log Anno da San Martin
Lutherans authorize college separation at Rock Island
Delegates at the seventy seventh annual Angestana Lutheran synod in Philadelphia renew loyalty to Americanism after adopting a resolution separating Augustana college and seminary at Rock Island. The body, of Scandinavian origin Lutherans, marches to Independence Hall and gathers in the old declaration chamber to reaffirm pledges.
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Philadelphia
Rock Island
Polish Troops Restore Order After Ostrowiec Strike
More than 3,000 workers from tran Rod munition factories in Ostrowiec went on strike and demonstrated in the stream for higher wages, sweeping aside police. Troops rushed to the scene and within an hour killed three strikers, wounded a score, and restored order.
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Warsaw
Ostrowiec
World Service Fund Receipts Rise for Methodist Year
Dr Rod Wade executive secretary and Dr O W Auman treasurer announce a total of 8 119 580 dollars in world service receipts for the Methodist Episcopal Church for the year ending May 31. The second world service year shows a gain to 220 204 dollars in attributed receipts ending May 1.
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Methit ‘Episiopal
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Oo. W. Auman
York World Service
Stribling Retains Title in Fifteen Round Bout
Paul Berlenbach defends his light heavyweight crown against Young Stribling of Georgia in a fifteen round match. The bout was not exciting, with Stribling struggling to stand and land cleanly, but Berlenbach showed control as the fight reopened at the champion’s pace.
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Coolidge Supports Inland Waterways Funding Plan
President Coolidge endorses a War Department proposal led by Secretary Dwight Davis to fund inland waterways. The plan calls for at least 350 million dollars in appropriations during the remainder of the Coolidge administration, contingent on favorable financial conditions and congressional action.
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Inland Waterways
Columbia
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War Department
Congress
Inland Waterway Development
Coalidge
Condition of Winter Wheat Is Favorable in Several States
The New York Journal of Commerce reports winter wheat conditions in Indiana, Illinois, Kansas, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, and Washington averaging 74.4 percent of normal. This compares with 68.7 percent a week ago and 61.5 percent a year ago.
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Lnols
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Oregon
Pennsylvania
Washington
New York Journal of Com
Brookhart Goes to Urge Farm Relief in Senate Fight
Washington Iowa Col Smith W Brookhart nominated over Senator Albert B Cumming in the senatorial primary on a farm relief platform has accepted the mandate and left for Washington to seek real farm relief legislation. He will join the corn belt committee to unite factions for an agricultural bill and supports Haugen measure principles and earlier farm loan proposals.
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Iowa
Smith W. Brockhart
Albert B. Cumming
Tonkeshift
Brookhart
National Capital
Senate
Revision of Constitution Urged by Victor Berger
Representative Victor Berger of Wisconsin urged Congress to convene a constitutional convention to revise the Constitution. He argued the nation has outgrown the framework set during earlier times and proposed repealing the Eighteenth Amendment, strengthening First Amendment protections, and altering the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments. He also suggested limiting Supreme Court review of congressional acts.
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Victor Berger
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Merger
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Supreme Court
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Rumania Flood Disaster Report Exceeds Borders
Heavy floods have caused extensive damage across Romania and neighboring regions. Reported drowning deaths, harvest destruction, and wrecked railways and communications. Troops mobilized in Romania, Germany, and Saxony to aid imperiled populations as large areas are devastated and villages swept away.
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Rumania
Germany
Rusmanls
Saxony
Sale of Vessels Cuts Down Board Expenses
Washington report states President Quillidge, informed by Chalyman O Y O'Connor, that the United States Shipping Board will save about 5 million dollars from its 24.06 million appropriation for the year ending June 30. Operating costs have been reduced as government ships are leased to private owners, enabling a leaner expense next year under the 1?8?900,000 allowance.
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Y. O'Connor
United States, Shipping Board
Beal
Coats
Exsily
National Farm School Sets Plan for 15 Million Endowment
The National Farm School Conference ended its eight day convention in Doylestown with delegates deciding to launch a nationwide campaign to raise a 15 million endowment fund for the National Farm School. The allied organization will unite in every state to support the plan.
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National Farm School
New York
National Farm
Periol
Doylestown
Labor Leader Seeke Toga: Denver, Cole-Frank', J. Haynes in Senate race
Labor leader announces candidacy for the United States Senate as a Democratic Humination. Former presidents of labor unions are mentioned in the field, including J Haynes and the Walted Mine Workers of America.
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Denver
Cole
Frank
J. Haynes
Walted Mine Workers of ‘America
Bill to Increase Veterans Compensation Passed by Senate
The House bill authorizes seven million six hundred eighty seven thousand dollars for additional compensation to disabled World War I veterans. It was approved in the Senate by committee and sent to the full chamber for action.
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Washington
House
Lincoln Museum Open to Public in Peterson House
Osborn B. Oldroyd, who spent 8 years gathering 3,000 Lincoln mementos, donated the collection to the government. The government bought the Peterson house and relics to create a Lincoln museum open free to the public in perpetuity. Oldroyd pursued his labor of love after decades of collecting letters, cartoons, photos, furniture, and other Lincolniana.
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Peterson House
Lincoln Museum
Oldroyd
Booth
Ecanes
London
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National Soliders
Dayton
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Peterson
Egyptians knew much of a modern medical science
Prof James Henry Breasted, returning from Luxor area work, announced discoveries on Armageddon battlefield. Chicago University researchers studied the Armageddon fields and Edward Smith papyrus from the 17th century B C, showing ancient Egyptians had substantial medical knowledge including brain function localization. Breasted will publish results after July.
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Nile Valley
University of Chicago
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Brenete
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Chicago
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Dispute Ends With Line Fight In Georgia Virginia Border
A quarrel over which state grows heat peaches led to a street confrontation between Gaingians, Georgians, and a Virginian. The friendly dispute escalated into a fight where a stick of timber was used, and several were jailed.
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Miami
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Flend
Helium Use Tested to Prevent the Bends by Navy
The Navy tests helium as a substitute for hydrogen to treat or prevent decompression sickness in divers. Helium may reduce nitrogen narcosis and allow safer underwater work by avoiding gas bubble formation in the blood when pressure changes occur.
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Washington
Navy
Aalver
Primary cost put at over two million dollars
Washington revelations to the Senate election committee show an investigation into fund totals. The recent expenditures are quoted as 7,046,000 for Pinchot and 71,000 for others, with total sums debated as a possible prelude to a senatorial inquiry.
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Washington
Sem Fate Committee
Washington Briefs: Department Nomination and House Requests
Brief items report secretary nomination and fleet command changes, a House appropriation of 975000 with 25000 for Moor he used for temporary quarters, Pershing inspecting battlefield monuments, and labor bureau plans to study effects of laws on women's industrial employment.
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Women's Bureau
Department” of Labor
Drys Win by Narrow Margin in Committee Vote
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a narrow committee victory on a resolution to authorize ten thousand state licenses. The text references Washington, a president, and a vote related to forbidding certain state actions. The exact entities, dates, and full context are unclear due to damaged text.
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Drys
Washington
Boundary Aides Agree On Four Members
A fragment notes a boundary aides group agreeing to appoint four members. Names, dates, or places are not readable, but the context implies a small committee or council forming around boundary matters. Further details are missing due to damaged text.
Death of Hon Sanford Gent and Era of Iteana Htatem
A historical obituary notes the death of Hon Sanford Gent of the republic in a time of Iteana Htatem. The fragment references years around 1804 and a commitment to the republic and its duties. The text is highly fragmentary but signals a ceremonial demise tied to republican service.
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