Catholics Rally Across France to Defend Church Rights
A federation of Catholics formed led by General de Castelau as anti government protests widen. Premier Herriot cites religious liberty as part of sovereignty. Catholic gatherings from Tours to Lille urge rights in education, family life, and social order amid anti church laws and clashes with the radical socialist government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Catholica
General de Castelau
Ainge
Radicali Socialist Party
Cardinal Dubois
Catholic Party
France
Tours
Abbe Bergey
Nord
Pas-de-Calais
Lille
Bis Party
Allies Demur The German non party cabinet plan
Berlin reports President Ebert asked Chancellor Marx to form a non party cabinet with special authority to govern without a working majority. Key ministers Stresemann and Otto Gessler named, while the fate of other posts and party support remains unsettled as the Reichstag nears its inaugural session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebert
Marx
Stresemann
Otto ‘Gessler
Berlin
Boerv
Snewapapers
Reichstas
People's Party
The
Democrate
Delates
Gensler
Rerens
Ark
Baeiatteren
Gray-Blue Flannel Frock With Inverted Front Pleat
Fashion note by Wanie Felmont describes a gray blue flannel two piece frock with a straight back skirt and an inverted center front pleat for fullness. A black belt and tie accent the design, with velvet also offered. sample shown in gray blue Manuel. The piece suits sports activities and can be made in other fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanie Felmont
Manuel
Memorial planned for J W Faulkner by Cincinnati friends
Friends of J W Faulkner organize a memorial fund to honor the longtime Cincinnati Enquirer political writer. About 70 thousand dollars are raised with more than eight thousand subscribed. funds will loan to aspiring journalists, with contributions sought nationwide from the US and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Faulkner
Volumbes
Dan
James We
Ohin
Cincinnati Enquirer
Nantiens Ostutenmean
James
Cox
Democratis Oprestéentingl Standard
Fermen
Juleon Harmen
Meron T. Herrick
Amon
Vellagn
Cemmire Les
Faree
Shin
United States
Centriputlopative Penn
London
England
Australia
Eemerad Varmni
New York
Michael H King of West Virginia and public life
Michael H King a West Virginia lawyer and Republican political figure educated at Georgetown University and National University. He practiced in Charleston and Randolph County, served as a bankruptcy referee, and was active in state politics including candidacy for secretary of state. He married Mary J Cousin and had two children, with brothers and a sister named in obituary notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Columbia
Itaikins
West Virginia
Dindige Alston G. Dayeon
United States Court
Randolph County
Stuart P. Reed
Charleston
King
McKine
Mary J. Cousin
Hartimers
Charles Gordon
Margaret Annette
P. J. King
Ilkins
Wing
Kingsvilie
Wid O W. Kime
Totinburgh
Mary King
Prederictkebure
Chartestar
Fremadne
Tedothe Wing Insurance &Bonding Company
Meray
Virginia Street
Wiliam My. Dawson
Aus
APS Wing
Radio Fans Gather for Ivory King Snodgrass Benefit
Ky Central Press reports radio fans in Jefferson City Missouri gather to support pianist Snodgrass serving a prison sentence. They plan a January 14 event with a bank account for donations to assist his release, noting his recent broadcasts from WOS while awaiting appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivory King
Ky Central Press
Jepriurson City
Madan
Hadie
Harry Masnodykes
Missouri State Prison
Jefferson Oly
Tate Dees
Hey
St Faruis
WOS
Mallisteners
Snodgrass
Ieady
Barkley Bill Condemned in Mediation Debate
A letter to Representative Everett Sanders condemns the Barker bill for settlement and mediation of labor disputes. Ben W. Stooner Tainan notes opposition, urging arbitration with both parties consenting, arguing mediation better serves the public and transportation continuity amid railroad labor tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutoano
Jane
Barker
Everett Sanders
Indiana
Ben W. Stooner
Tainan
Beard
Sanders
Lindory
Mtr
Hooper
Howell-Barldey
Tavid
Llienthal
Houvperadette
Spiritual Ability Discussion On Youth and Morality
The speaker warns that neglecting moral development harms youths more than physical or intellectual gaps. He proposes dramatic city labor duties to shape character and suggests Charleston should pursue prosperity while maintaining virtue. He argues for civic groups to drive improved general education and cultural strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urinkine
Nimenshine
Tey Top
Chen
Amy Daber
Payini
Charleston
Chamber of Commerce
Challenge to elevate society through spiritual renewal
An editorial fragment argues that civilization cannot survive materially without spiritual redemption. It urges churches, political bodies, and citizens to embrace a Spirit governed life, warning that fear of God and prayer are essential to guide leaders and communities toward true happiness and freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendrow Wilson
Mor
Flood Hits Leningrad City In 8 Foot Water Surge
AP report details a severe flood in Leningrad with eight feet of rising water. Factories and workplaces are damaged as residents evacuate, seeking shelter at various refuges while authorities mobilize emergency services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Leringrad
Ruta
Terrasc Vieshire
Teett
Daring attempt to abstract records at Palais de Tuation
Jan 4 reports from Wars describe military guards surrounding the Palais de Tuation after burglars forced a door to the room where important story judiciarias are kept but escaped. Other notices note deaths including Albert Krunson Chancellor of Parkeraburg at 88 after illness, and James Bo Shinn, a druggist, in Fairmont.
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Palais de Tuation
Milivary
Ronm
Aturivd
Ellor
Parkershorg
Albert Krunson
Parkeraburg
Pakeesbure
Marisville
Tetchlecofffity
Fail
Nia
Slsteck
Vairmont
Pairmont
James Bo Shinn
Labor Party Leads In Beards Matter In London
London dispatch notes Labor Party dominance in a quirky beard contest among famed London icons. Beards from King Georges, Sid ney Webl, George Bernard Shaw, and others spark rivalries as Royalties and bohemian artists shift allegiances, with Prime landmarks like Buckingham Palace and Savoy Hotel featuring in the evolving beard saga. The piece also jests about jazz loving princes, stamps, and a new Savoy dish called Supreme de Volaille served in a glass club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Church
London
Labor Party
van Dyke
King Teargs
Sidney Webl
George Bernard Shaw
Svupustis Johan
Hha
Wahb
John
Juba
Labor
Hoowever
Wen
Philip
Burlington Bertles
Fransais Latry
Ihm
Savoy Hotel
Supreme de Volalle
Loche Savoy
Tranedis
Change in life for labor premier's daughter in Hampstead
The daughter of the recent labor premier, Tehbel, adjusts to a new life mode moving from Downing Street back to her father's modest Hampstead cottage. She becomes secretary of a Bow charity and plans nursing study while acting in support of her late mother. A tribute to Margaret Macdonald honors a beloved Englishwoman with public subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shhel’ Maclamath
Downing Street
Hampstead
Tehbel
Bow
Slim Ares
Margaret Macdonald
England
Tne
WHIVAGY Radio Station WHT Planned for Washington Birthday
A new radio broadcasting station named WHT is announced for Chingge with sponsors William Wrigley Jr and William Hale Thompson. The palatial station aims to provide visible and audible entertainment and will open on Washington's birthday anniversary, adopting the initials WHT as its designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whivagy
Van
Steamer Arrives in New York After Weather Delays
Three sailors were rescued from a blazing motorboat in New York Harbor after it drifted from a blasting operation upriver. The steamer Paris and other ships faced heavy weather causing delays. Marie, Copia Triest, and Assyria reached port with no injuries. A blizzard reduced ship speed with winds down to 1 knot in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARRIV
York
Dan
Assyria
Paris
Copia Triest
Maurras
Marie
Achd
New York
Kyat
Premier paints gloom outlook for Bulgarians Subia
Premier Alexander Trankoff warned of a grave Bulgarian crisis as winter bites. He cited short crops and heavy grain exports to Yugoslavia under reparations, plus debts to the Entente. He urged new grainary investment, stressed funding shortages, and noted refu ee flows from Macedonia and Thrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Subia
Bulgaria
Dremier
Alexander Trankoff
Jugoslavia
Meney
Adler
Totconsty Levk
Jena
Serbia
Macedonia
Thrace
Dobrudja
Tito
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National Federation
General de Castelnau
Germany
Great Britain
Belgium
Rhineland
Ruhr
Columbus, A
Michael H. King
Foreiga
Interielasues
Velokstay
Christmas Savings Club
TYAN
Kanawha Banking & Trust Co
Capitol Street
Government Square
Arey W. Sunnigrase
Jefferson City
Barkley Bill
Barkley
Leningrad
Harrisy dl
Chdren
Guantering
Tehama
Rauwke
Sir Charing Bel
George
Webb
Shaw
King Guerze
George A. Gregson
Gregson
Buckingham Palace
Prince of Wales
Jie
Printe George
Duke of York
Trey
Toya
Xeww Radio
Trankoff
Sloan’s
Sloan
Emily Lloyd
Marinello
U. S
National School of Cosmeticians
Inello Beauty Teachonging Organization
6Th Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Canal
Tate
Allo Tag
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