Evangelist Kirkland Draws Largest Weeknight Audience
A large weeknight audience at the Methodist church heard Evangelist Kirkland in a sermon on Quenching the Spirit and Letting Your Light Shine. He used a candle demonstration to depict a life nearing death and urged conversion and reconsecration with eight converts and many staying for the close at 10:90. Tonight he preaches again at 7:45, and a Union Pacific shop meeting at 12:40 is planned.
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Kirkland
Wofon
Evangelist Kirkland and
Art
Union Pacific Railroga Company
Methodist Church
Evangelist
Arithmetic Settlement of County Debts and Bridges
A Nebraskan county division problem is explored with estimates of valuations and debts. The Ledger reports a proposed division where Laramie, Platte, and Goshen counties share old property, bridge equities, and debt, yielding figures such as Laramie owing Platte and Goshen, Platte owning Laramie, and Goshen owing both.
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Laramie County
Platte County
Goshen
Platte
Laramie
Lammie
Sloan
Harry Tupper
Gorton County
Old County
Court House
County Farm and Hospital
Liramni
Policemar
Union Communion Unites Four Presbyterian Divisions
In Atlanta on May 1 a historic union service joined four grand divisions Northern Southern United and Axrotiare Reformed in a union communion with more than 3000 communicants. Dr R M Russell moderator emphasized the significance as a precursor to full church unity.
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Atlanta
Presbyterianiam
United
Axrotiare Reformed
United States
R. M. Russell
United Assembly
Millionaire Bixby Fined for Contempt in Delinquency Case
George H. Bixby, Long Beach millionaire, indicted for contributing to the delinquency of two girls, was fined twenty five dollars by a Los Angeles court after failing to appear or comply with a court order as proceedings continued.
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Los Angeles
Cal
George Hi. Bixby
Long Beach
Vincent Astor Sips Cigar Amid West Point Visit Riot of Speed
New York May 16 Vincent Astor the wealthiest unmarried young man in the United States refused to pose for a photograph and was photographed smoking a cigar during a Senate Military Affairs visit to West Point. After his throat worsened he hurried to Rhinecliff. He and Horman Oelrichs have built a motor boat capable of 45 miles an hour and a racing car claimed to reach 120 miles an hour. Relatives fear the dangers of his speed mania.
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New York
Nix
Vincent Astor
United States
New York City
Senate Committee On
West Point
Astor
Norma
Newport
Wile Astor
Hudson River
Rhinecliff
Young Astor
T Horman Oelrichs
Opond
Beachey declares end to flying career after accident
In San Francisco on May 16 Lincoln Beachey, famed master aviator, says he will never fly again. He explains that his decision stems from a morbid fear after a recent accident and his belief that he has flown his last voyage.
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Beachey
San Francisco
Lincoln Beachey
Whiskey Crusader to Lead Federal Tax Effort in Nation
The piece recalls Beachey and others who faced tragedy as stunt flying and whiskey pursuits intersect. It notes Horace Kearney and Charles Walsh killed after warnings about risky tricks. It highlights a North Carolina colonel once heading Keeley cure efforts now becoming Internal Revenue commissioner to tax whiskey and curb moonshine.
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Horace Kearney
Chicago
Kearney
Charles Walsh
Beachey
Walsh
Trenton
N. J
Eugene Ely
Charlie
Keeley
Internal Revenue
Three Are Hurt in Strike Riot in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati Ohio on May 16 two men and a boy were injured and 26 arrested for disorderly conduct during a demonstration aimed at stopping traction company lines amid a strike. Mounted police dispersed the crowd and rescued the crew. no shots were fired. missiles were thrown. the protest lasted about thirty minutes.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Traction Company
Keeley Care Expert Now Whiskey Tax Collector
Colonel W. H. Osborne of North Carolina is described as a whiskey tax collector figure. The article notes his long life spent around whiskey related affairs and public duties, highlighting his reputation and the persistence of his career in tax collection.
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Keeley
W. H. Osborne
North Carolina
Man who pursues widow faces strict press restraint
A terse line notes a suitor who assaults a young widow will soon feel her power. The remark implies consequences and social judgment without explicit details.
New Comet Licht Disappoints Skies With No Tail
Cambridge observers report the Schaumasse comet as a tail lacking visitor from interstellar regoys with faint light at tenth magnitude. Professor Barnard of Yerkes Observatory unable to detect any tail or strong luminosity, noting limited visibility from Lex Geneva Wisconsin.
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Cambridge
Mass
Or Vard
Barnard
Yerkes Observatory
University of Chicago
Lex Geneva
Wis
Democrats Work Together Slogan Amid Party Coalition
Washington May 16 The Democratic campaign for supremacy in 1914 and 1916 fronts today as the national committee's executive committee organized and debated first steps. They settled on permanent headquarters in Washington an educational campaign and continued party unity with the congressional committee after the next presidential election.
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Washington
Execse
Democratic National Committee
Nxt
Quiet Words On Time And Youth Echo In Verse
A fragmentary reflection notes that time slips away and contrasts born folly with self made image. The lines hint at youth and perception without naming events or people beyond the poem’s mood.
Birds in their nests face misfortune and risk
A fragmented note reflects on birds and misfortune, noting an opportunistic figure must move on. The text conveys uncertainty and the need to take chances amid difficulty.
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