Apostolic Head Assassination Probe Widens as Police Question Congregation
Minutes after the prelate’s death a ambulance surgeon pronounced him dead. Assistant Chief Inspector John J Sullivan said at least five persons joined in the attack. Four men surrounded the prelate and wrestled him, with uncertainty over exact roles. Twenty five congregation members were questioned by Sullivan as investigators consider radical society involvement.
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Asistant
John J Sullivan
Sullivan
Armenians in America Face Faction War Over Archbishop
Ivan blames Dashnag for the slaying amid bitter European splits. In Worcester, archbishop was assaulted and two men arrested with a fine set at 850. Police protected the primate after July World’s Fair tensions and anti Soviet faction split. archbishop touring from Manchester to Bulgaria and Syria, decorated by King Ferdinand.
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Ivan
Sullivan
Fils
California
Worcester
Mass
Chicago
Catholicos
Gregary Thelluminator
Hast Twenty-seventh Street
Hit-Run Driver Sought in Petersburg Fatality
Peters burg authorities and state police seek the driver of a hit and run that killed John W. Brodix, 52, as he spoke with Cordelius Vanderbilt on a lonely mountain road. Grants County officials pursue the suspect.
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Petersburg
John W. Brodix
Cordelius Vanderbilt
Lonely Mountain
Grant County
Veteran Hewling who survived Monitor Merrimac dies at 91
Covington veteran Isaac Newton Hewling died in a local hospital last night at age 91. He is regarded as one of the last surviving witnesses of the historic clash between the Monitor and the Merrimac. He lived in Covington and passed away on December 24.
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Covington
Isaac Newton Hewling
Monitor
Merrimac
Lilienthal to Cut Electricity Rates
David F. Lilienthal of the Tennessee Valley Authority outlines a plan to lower electric rates nationally by underwriting consumer purchases of home appliances and selling power at about half current costs. He says TVA will back inexpensive ranges refrigerators and water heaters with notes, discounted by banks, to spur widespread adoption.
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Greene
New York
Roosevelt
David F. Lienthal
Tennessee Valley Authority
Universal Service
Hin
United States
Tennessee Valley
Alabama
Tennessee
Georgia
Sissippi
Kentucky
Virginia
Lilienthal
Electric Home and Farm Authority, Inc
Lilenthal
Rooevelt
Lillenthal
Indiana Farm
Harvard Inn
Chicago
Wisconsin Public Service Commission
Philip LaFollete
Madison Avenue
TVA
Euthorty
Roosevelt era finance debate hints at plans to boost economy
A debate fragment discusses E H F A capitalized by 1,000,000 in NRA cash and 10,900,000 in RFC credits. Lillenthal claims the corporate financing would not strain federal credit but would ease bank lending. A youthful New Deal lieutenant answers questions reluctantly about government participation in business and mentions past congressmen opposing such involvement.
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Lillenthal
Fay
Leutenant
Roosevelt
America
Proclamations on Pardons Across Early American History
The text notes Adams issuing proclamations to restore citizenship for Whisky Rebellion participants. It also mentions Andrew Johnson granting full Civil War pardons on Christmas Day 1868, reflecting presidential acts to reconcile or forgive past actions.
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Adams
Republic
Pennsylvania
Andrew Johnson
Proclamation Restores Citizenship Rights After Espionage Protests
Justice officials say about 1,500 people convicted under espionage and selective draft acts would have rights restored by the presidential proclamation. Notable figures include Debs and Berger, both opposed to World War I, with Debs pardoned by Harding in 182 and Berger later serving in Congress. None remain jailed. rights restoration enables vote and full citizenship privileges. This marks the third general amnesty in U.S. history, following actions by Washington and another early president.
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Justice Department
United States
Dugene V. Debs
Harding
Victor Berger
Berger
Congress
Republic
George Washington
John
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