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Canton Daily News

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1923

Page

5

Spanish Moors kill 400 Spanish soldiers near Tibiasha

An official dispatch from Melilla reports 400 Spanish soldiers killed after a Moors attack a Spanish column near Tibiasha in Morocco. Spanish aircraft and artillery supported convoys as the battle lasted hours. Moorish losses were heavy. A separate Madrid dispatch says Colonel Valenzuela of the Spanish Foreign Legion was killed near Alziassa with hundreds wounded.

Madrid Tibiasha Morocco Melilla London Valenzuela Spanish Foreign Legion Alziassa

Abe Martin on Darwin controversy and American resilience

The column notes steer clear of the Darwin introversy yet defies any challenge to the Barnum theory. Amid European turmoil, it asserts gratitude for living in America and jokes about being Democrats or farmers.

Darwin Urope America

Sailor Turned Pastor Inspires at Southern Baptists Meet

In Kansas City the Rev Karl D Stukenbrok a former German born sailor and addict to the sea describes his journey to the pulpit at Bryson City North Carolina. His youth in Bremen and swayed by mission aries helped him abandon cynicism and seek faith after years at sea. He rose from tramp ships to leading church service in the South.

Kansas City China Sea North Carolina Karl D. Stukenbrok Convention of Southern Baptists Bryson N. O Stukenbrok Bremen Germany Pacific

Career Was Checkered by Sailor to Pastor in Bryson NC

Karl Stukenbrok once lived a turbulent life as a cursing swaggering sailor on tramp steamers between the United States and the Orient. Oppressed as a youth for his political views he drifted toward atheism before a turning point inspired by missionaries. He became pastor of the First Baptist Church in Bryson, North Carolina.

Karl Stukenbrok Orient Stukenbrok First Baptist Church Bryson, N. C

Seaman's Turning Point Beneath Shanghai Wharves

A salty sailor recounts his voyage from a weary tramp ship to the Asiatic station and his brush with atheism. Sunday missionary visits aboard near Shanghai sparked reflection on life, danger, and a search for a true Christian path amid sailors from many nations and the brothels and dives of the port.

San Francisco Naval Service of the United States Asiatic Station Shanghai China

Pines Rest Founder Seeks Salvation After Navy Service

The narrator recalls fighting a personal battle of salvation and a longing for contentment found in ministering to seafarers. After leaving the navy in 1899, he opened Pines Rest in Shanghai offering meals and beds to wanderers, keeping men away from city vice as fights raged along the waterfront.

Ohe China Pines Shanghai

Missionary Pastor Returns From Illness In North Carolina

The 48 year old Stukenbrok, recently back in the United States for an operation after seven years of service abroad, recalls his tough past. He describes fights and a fiery persona, claiming to have scarred enemies with a map of Ireland. He previously led the First Baptist church in Bryson, North Carolina after seminary study in Louisville.

Ting Ireland United States The Baptist Seminary Louisville Kentucky First Baptist Church Bryson North Carolina

Woman Would Kill All Bootleggers

In Toledo Ohio on June 7 Mrs Florence Richards president of the Ohio Women’s Christian Temperance Union urged arming every dry agent with authority to shoot first to enforce the liquor law. She argued the law must be enforced more than any other and said bootleggers pose the greatest danger to public safety.

London Russia Leonid Krassin Soviet Krassin Toledo Florence Richards Ohio Women's Christian Temperance Union Lucas County

Prohibition Enforcement Echoes Postal Holdup Elimination

The piece argues to empower prohibition agents with strong authority similar to the post office security measures of the 1930s. It cites past postal holdup reductions after postmasters offered rewards and calls for stringent action to deter liquor violations. It urges immediate news ads to promote this stance.

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