New York Scholar Named Winner of Bok Peace Award
Charles Herbert Levermore of New York, renowned in international relations, has won the Edward Bok peace prize worth 100000 dollars. Presenting the award, John W. Davis stated half the prize was paid now with the remainder contingent on congressional acceptance. Levermore, a former Adelphi president and author on world peace, has long shaped American peace efforts and helped spark the League of Nations concept.
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Bok
Charles Herbert Levermore
John W. Davis
Philadelphia
International Relations
Yale
League of Nations
Edward W. Bok
Dr. Levermore
Academy of Music
Davis
Mr. Bok
Congress of the United States
Levermore
Deine
University of California
Massachusetts Instituta Ce ‘Lumnelogy Ani
Praaidens
Adelphia College
Brookne
Sinugfieid
Conn
Yale College
Johns “Hopkins University
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Gourt
Onitiona Union
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Peco Society
League of Nations Non-Parti- Winessociation
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League of Nas
Echieveminimn Ag
Train Snowbound and Needing Aid in Wisconsin
Train snowbound near Green Bay Wisconsin with passengers in urgent need of assistance. Telegraphic contact failed from Waupaca Wisconsin. North Western Railway offices in Chicago notified for aid. Also reported dissolving corporate franchises of the House of David colony after court action.
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Toledo
Ohio
J. J. Higgins
North Western
al Chicaco
Alggine
Waupava
Vis
Chicago
Lansing
Mich
House of Daud
Tornado Strikes Haubstadt Ind Causing $100,000 Damage
A tornado swept Haubstadt Indiana near Evansville on February 4 triggering heavy rain and hail. The storm damaged barns outbuildings and other structures, cut telephone service and caused about 100000 dollars in losses.
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Tevansville
Ind
Hull
Hanbrtaut
Here
Congress Pays Tribute to Woodrow Wilson
Congress observed Woodrow Wilson's death with restrained action and speeches. Lawmakers from all parties paused as officials acknowledged his passing, avoiding partisan displays while the chamber reflected on his presidency and legacy.
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Washington
Congress
Woodrow Wildan
Senate
Escaped Convicts Slain by Guards Near Town
Three inmates who escaped Missouri State Penitentiary were shot and killed by guards after fleeing a barn and running across an open field two miles east of the city. Officials said the men were chased and mortally wounded as bullets struck them during the pursuit.
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Prissy Arpyerson
Sonvicta
Alissouri
Priccn
Simplicity to Be Observed in Wilson Burial
The worldwide outpouring honors Woodrow Wilson as government plans a simple burial. President Truman and officials ready to confer every tribute, with military and diplomatic bodies to attend his interment in Arlington National Cemetery. Mrs Wilson will oversee the arrangements at the family home.
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Cootder
Woodrow Wilner
Ats
Arington
America
France
Woodrow- Wilson
Partments
Mark
Morgan
Charleston
Steg
League mourns passing of its architect
The league pays tribute to Jeneva Feh known as an architect of the league and its operations. Reports describe lasting impact, memories, and widespread mourning across related groups and members.
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League
Modernist Talk Approved By New York Presbytery
New York presbyters approved the preaching of Rev. Dr. Terry Emerson Fosdick at First Presbyterian Church on Fifth Avenue by a vote on the report and continuation in page two. The item notes Fosdick’s Baptist ordination and part time pulpit role amid presbyterian oversight and ongoing deliberations.
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Terry Emerson Fosdick
First Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue
Banlee Barry
Inania Haihers
Frank Kineneloe
Wiitnerdiay
Maury Tewla
O. Baker Company
Noo
Taster
Fo Drewn
Hev We. OR Lim
Teeve Clarenes
Kenper
di OT Hayighaest
Ernest Phonspaan
Firat Presbyterian Church
Tharteston
Silent Admiration For Widow Of Late Chieftain
A Washington article notes silent admiration for the widow, Maririret Wilton, as crowds gather around the late chieftain's farewell. The piece highlights devotion shown over the years and the enduring respect from supporters and allies in the wake of the chief’s death.
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Washington
Witsen
Olea
Wilaan
Xilent Agninathy
Admira Lian
Maririret Wilton
Devil Venter
Cer' Aivayson
RLV
Burial Services For Mahion Frean At Beent Cathedral
Mahion Frean of Washington, a religious adviser to former President Wiser, will conduct simple services at Beent Cathedral before the body is lowered into the vault. The Presbyterian faith will be observed, and the ceremony aims to honor the deceased in a modest, solemn burial.
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Washington
Religous Auviner
Wiser
Wil Sondver
Beent
Coolidge
Congress
Pomerene
Silas A. Strawn
Memorial rite plans stir Charleston ceremony tomorrow
Disjointed but readable text outlines a memorial service for Woods Wilson to be held Wednesday at a Charleston venue under auspices of several veteran and religious organizations. It lists speakers including Rev. Jayiar and Rev. RK, with devotion led by LT Welly and G. Bie. Further notes mention committee members and preparations, plus related national observances and church invitations.
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Wroaraw
Wilson
Anon
Kearse
Morgan
Seamaire
W. UL Ghitton
John Brewiry
En TL Welly
Red G. Bie
Rev
Jayiar
W. Litly
Pharaohs Tomb Revealed After 3200 Years At Luxor
In Luxor Egypt researchers unveil the tomb of Tutenkhamen, roused after 3200 years. The great stone coffin stands exposed without its nesting shrines as the scene draws intense scientific and public interest.
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Luxor
Egypt
Howard Garner
Kenny
City Manager Vote Confirms Walker Nomination After Swing
A city council vote confirms Hugh G. Walker as city manager after insurgents switch stance. Eleven members back Walker, eight oppose, with Nicholson among the dissenters. The special bridge committee reports a Spring Street bridge needed at an estimated 75,000 dollars and votes to start plans and bids, with engineer Van Sickle to inspect abutments.
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Thak
M Pucesor
AL Wise
Hugh G. Walker
Henry Walker
Kanawha County
Walker
Cornellen John
Dann A. FP. Lasy
J.B. Madivant
Juin F. Meadows
C. C.paules
Marriett Thaxton
W. A. Toda
M. J. Wehrle
Elvin Whittington
Jan. Wines
TW. Duff
G. T.adgar
Col. Lewis
Harold & Mathews
R.A. 3Ie- Kee
W. E. Moore
G. Blaine
Dan
Dunn Eaid
Glenn E. Adwar
Brank
Flowers
C.H. Lewis
Edgar
Walker Rd
Hinete Thaxton
Wilker
W. A. Podd
Captive Woman Dies In Room After Starvation
Frantic neighbors discovered a captive woman near death in a room after seven days without food. Authorities report she died from starvation amid a violent incident involving Coatesviten and others. The body was taken to the Chester County Hospital. investigators work to identify suspects and determine motive.
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Coatesviten
Teather
Q . Monney
Chester County
Frannie
Fall Hearing Delayed At Senate Inquiry Next Friday
Washington Feb 4 Albert B Fall a central figure in the Teapot Dome scandal was notified that his appearance before the senate investigating committee will be delayed until next Friday due to senate adjournment. The committee will meet tomorrow with Carl P Biggerman to bring Chase National Bank records and seek access to books to probe remittances to Harry F Sinclair and associates related to the Teapot Dome lease.
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Albert B. Fall
All Base Investigation
Senate
Wison
Carl P. Biggerman
Chase National Bank
New York
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Chase 3
Harry F. Sinclair
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Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Sempel Ungerlaldan
Officlan
Permivstem
Mammoth OU
Sinclatz
W. B. Hibbs and Company
Fashington Banking and Brokerage
Mrs Alice Koontz Taken In Death
Mrs Alice Koontz wife of John Koonts died Monday at her home in Kessler's Cross Lanes Klehalas county. She was the daughter of John Groves and Catherine Groves pioneers of Nicholas county. Survived by eleven children six living: Arthur B Koontz Patrick Koontz Louis Koontz Water Koontz Mrs William Burdette and Mrs Tony Peck plus George Youre of Louisville and fourteen grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 oclock Wednesday afternoon at the residence in Kessler's Craig.
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Heaty
John Koonts
Kessler
Crasg Lanes
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John Groves
Catherine Duffy Groves
Nicholas County
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Koonts
Arthur B. Noputz
Fatrick
Koontz
Charleston
Louis
George W. Youre
Loulrville
Fo O'Vlook
Kessiex
Craig J Tanga
Cleveland Gunman Slain In Desperate Fight With Cops
In Cleveland a gun battle near a suburban rendezvous ended with Charles Sanburn Way dead and Bryan Keevan wounded and captured. Police say the two men opened fire during a confrontation as officers closed in, marking a violent end to the incident. Delegates bound for a national convention were reportedly assigned hotel rooms, with West Virginia and other states represented.
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Gulifornia
Ilinois
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Vermont
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jMegretery
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Virginia
Cleveland Hotel
Osle
Charles Sanburn Way
Bryan Keevan Q
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Heir Rendaevans
Former postmaster Woods killed in Stockton street shooting
The former city postmaster Robert B. Woods was shot and killed by police early last night after an arrest attempt. Officers Lieutenant Ben Smith and Patrolman Fred Withrow fired at Woods as he drew a pistol toward them. Woods was killed at the scene near Virginia Street. Coroner’s inquest set for today.
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Oaster
Ciet
Ben’ 1
Tivaan Police
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Stockton Street
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Mer
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Wood
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Burdett
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Withrow
Smith
Peyler
Woodsen
Ufhcers
Feliz
Als
Bexin
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Barlow
John Britton
Burcett
Delbert Rhodes
Madison Istreet
Rhodes
Parket
Priest Fatally Wounded in Bridgeport Shooting
In Bridgeport Indiana Rev Father Hubert F Dahme of St Ipseons Germany Gainotic church was shot on Main Street by an unidentified man after seven o’clock. Dahme died at St Vincent hospital at 10 10 p m as onlookers gathered near the theater. A negro boy told police the assailant fled toward High Street.
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St. Ipseons
Germany
Gainotic Church
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Seluck
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Father Dahma
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