Klan Accused of Forcing Bible Reading Bill In Ohio
Rabbi David Philipson condemned the Ku Klux Klan as anti American after Ohio lawmakers passed a bill to provide Bible reading in public schools. He cited Taft and founders to defend church state separation and urged citizens to resist bigotry.
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Ku-Klux Klan
Ohio
David Philipson
Rockdale Avenue Temple
Robert A. Taft
George Washington
Alphonso Taft
William H. Taft
Washington
Jefferson
Franklin
Adams
The
Republic
United States
Congress
Klu-Klux Klan
kuklux@rs
Parting of the Ways in Ohio Senate on Bible Reading Bill
Speakers urge lawmakers to resist Ku Klux Klan pressure and defend constitutional rights as boards debate a Buchanan Bible reading bill. Clergy defend religious liberty and Supreme Court rulings while others warn of creeping “Americanism” limits.
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Ohio State Senate
Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Supreme Court
Orvald Baylor
West End
Church of Christ
United States Supreme Court
Judicial Tribunal
Land
Congress
America
Ground-breaking of Hyde Park Community Church sparks bishop's call for larger role
Bishop Theodore S. Henderson addressed Hyde Park Community Church as ground-breaking was held for a new facility at Grace and Observatory. He urged churches to serve broader needs, build living temples, and foster Christian citizenship beyond denominational lines. He noted that modern churches must include social spaces for women and men and serve as communities educating youth.
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Theodore S. Henderson
Hyde Park Community Church
Grace and
Observatory Avenues
Bishop Henderson
Christ
Church Ofd
Church of God
Jesus
Frank I. Schweikert Dies at 80 in Rochester
Frank I. Schweikert retired billiard table manufacturer died at his Rochester home aged 80. Born near Coblenz Germany he came to America in 1864 and lived in Detroit and Port Huron before founding a billiard table factory in Rochester in 1872.
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F. I. Schweikert
New York World News Service
Rochester
N. Y
Frank I. Schweikert
Coblenz
Germany
America
Detroit
Port Huron
Catholics Urge Cooperation at Archdiocese Meeting
The Cincinnati deanery National Council meeting urged Catholic groups to cooperate for mutual welfare. Speakers included Exandel Edward T. Dixon and Rev Urban J. Wehr who discussed Purcell High School progress and the archdiocese. A resolution honored Archbishop Henry Moeller. A separate report noted a doctor facing murder charges after allegedly suffocating a patient daughter with a chloroform towel and attempting suicide.
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Cincinnati
National Council
St. Xavier's Memorial Hall
Exandel Edward T. Dixon
Urban J. Wehr
Archdiocese’. of
Purcell High School
Apostolic Delegate
Pigtro F. Biondi
Dixon
Henry Moeller
CC. F. Dolle
Walter P. Johnson
Kenton
John F. Aikenbauer
Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus
Aged physician to tell why he slew daughter
Denver expects statements from Dr. H. E. Blazer 61 about the motives behind his alleged murder of his daughter Hazel Blazer 32 described by police as a child-woman. The physician is to speak tomorrow under charges that he killed his daughter for reasons not yet disclosed.
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Blazer
Denver
H. E. Blazer
Hazel Blazer
Radio Aids Capture Of Jail Breakers Adams And Slater
In less than five hours after radio broadcast, Will Adams and George Slater captured following a jailbreak at Anamosa Iowa. They froze in a blizzard and were found after a farmer near Martelle alerted authorities. The men, jailed on burglary charges, dynamited a jail wall at midnight. discovery came at 1 AM with guards restoring order.
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New York World News Service
Cedar Rapids
the World
Will’ Adams
George Slater
Anamosa
Davenport
Martelle
Mrs Mary Hildreth Dies at Westwood Home
Mrs Ity W Hildreth 76 widow of Newton G Hildreth former Westwood pioneer dies at her Westwood residence 2950 Klingvenue. Survived by four sons two daughters including Joseph S Hildreth John C Hildreth Edgar P Hildreth Howard N Hildreth Miss Ida M Hildreth and Mrs John S Williams Funeral held at home Wednesday at 2 pm Burial in Spring Grove Cemetery.
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Ity W. Hildreth
Newton G. Hireth
Westwed
Kling
Hildreth
Joseph S. Hildreth
Class Journal and Chilton. Publishing Company
Philadelphia
John C. Hildreth
Cleveland
Edgar P. Hildreth
New York
Howard
N. Hildreth
Sam Hill
Thé
Cincinnati, Enquirer
Ida
M. Hildreth
John S. Williams
Westwood
Spring Grove Cemetery
Funeral of President Ebert Held in Berlin Palace
The funeral for President Ebert took place at 3 p.m. in the Wilhelmstrasse palace in Berlin with Acting President Chancellor Luther delivering the oration. A military escort carried the body through Berlin to the Reichstag steps for an address by Reichstag President Loebe before the public. The procession continued to Potsdamer station. the funeral train departed for Heidelberg at 6:30 p.m. Interment is set for 10 a.m. Thursday at Berg cemetery.
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Berlin
Ebert
Wilhelm Strasser
Luther
Wilhelm- Strasse
Unter den Linden
Brandenburg Gate
Reichstag Steps
Loébe
Reichstag
Tiergarden
Riedensalle
Potsdamer Station
Heidelberg
Berg
Wilh
Demonstration Honors President and Church Bells Mark Quiet Day
The procession honored the president with orderly conduct and church bells ringing. Citizens wore the republic colors red, yellow, and black as they passed peacefully.
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Eck Pade Centrolling
Republic
Services for War Dead Lost in National Grief
Berlin March 1 1925 crowds mourn the death of Ebert the peace advocate as nationalist plans for a mourning day waver. Republic flags replace imperial colors while republican sentiment grows amid contrasting ghosts of peace and war.
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Berlin
Ebert
the Republic
Tlismn
Germany
N. Y
Opium Ring Busted as $50,000 Seized at Sea
New York dated March 1 reports agents from the Bureau of Internal Revenue uncovered a narcotic ring with headquarters in Colombia that smuggled opium into the United States. Seizure of the drug and the arrest of three men Sebastian Patoni Jesus R Mallo and Antonio Fernandez with New York addresses followed a seizure on board a vessel named United Fruig.
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New York
Bureau of International Revenue
Columbia
United States
Sebastian Patoni
Jesus. R. Mallo
Antonio Fernandez
United Fruig
Lost Fortune by Six Months
New York reports that Mrs. O'Brien once Dolly Leach, widow of Julius Fleischmann, lost a fortune estimated between 25 million and 50 million in value. Fleischmann's will left estate to his first wife’s children. she kept jewels and stock but did not inherit. Fleischmann’s third wife later faced dissipation of the estate amid shifting marriages and bitter court actions.
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New York
March Wyther York
O’brien
Julius Fleischmann
O’ Brien
Dolly”Leach
Louis G. Heminway
Fleischmann
O'Brich
New, York
Sixaola Steamship Crew Seized After Fire Suppression
A steamship incident involving the Sixaola and a crew seizure followed a mutiny or attack. Bank books found in Paton's name showed deposits totaling about $3000 across South American banks.
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Sixaola
Paton
Rouws . Bank
South Americ
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