Defense of Religious Liberty By Dr Henry van Dyke
Corry Evening Journal outlines Dr Henry van Dyke urging defense of religious liberty amid the 1912 US presidential race. He warns against anti Catholic prejudice influencing voters and cautions against bigotry masquerading as piety. He recalls colonial tolerance and calls Americans to uphold constitutional freedom of conscience.
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Oxford University
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AL Newport
Brick Presbyterian Church
Hinguish Lovature
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United States
de Netherland
UMF
University of Parlay
Park
Christiana
America
American
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Crane
Maryland
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
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Sint
Iona
Pracisims
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Arother
Palladium
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Anti Catholic Bias in Presidential Campaign Stirs Debate
A Presbyterian minister denounces anti Catholic prejudice shaping the election. He warns that a "unwritten law" against Catholics vies with religious liberty, cites past religious persecution, and urges defense of church state separation amid partisan tension.
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Ark
Gene Hons
Syithout
Stout
United States
Great
Methodist Church
America
Theepublic
Supreme Court
Hess
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Maine
Americe
Duena
Hia
Twenty Years Ago 1903 Warren Chronicle Highlights
Journal notes warn motorists in Warren against reckless driving. Architect A P Mount designs plans for Hoslow State Armory. Mrs Dawson Olmstead sings at high school. Andrew Thompson narrowly avoids injury after wagon accident. Mrs Frank Mulkie hosts a social at West Pleasant Street. Sam Linea visits from Philadelphia. Troy Gillette departs for Baltimore for medical studies.
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A. P. Mount
City
Hoslow State Armory
Warren
Game of Correct English by W. L. Gordon
A miscellaneous quiz on grammar and usage with questions about possessives pronunciation misspellings and synonyms. It includes exercises on further versus farther, pronunciations, correct spelling among Prophetic proprieter propr Hate, and word-fit tasks with answers listing further guidance and word choices.
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W. L. Gordon
Look and Learn trivia questions from a historical page
A mixed set of quiz items asks why wood charcoal is used as a disinfectant and where Switzerland’s capital lies, plus a General Pershing middle name, mongoose use in a preventive role, and the state containing the Great Salt Lake. It also lists answers about the Secretary of State 846000 Benjamin Franklin nine and the St Lawrence River location.
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Switzerland
General Pershing
Great Salt Lake
Benjamin Franklin
St. Lawrence River
Two Men Start Toward Each Other at 240 Miles Apart
Two men start toward each other from points 240 miles apart. They meet after 5 hours. The first man travels 12 mph faster than the second. Find their individual speeds.
Warren Young Man Killed in Auto Accident
P King Rogers a 24 year old pioneer Coloradoan and builder from Vivin Pil died after being struck on the Colorado Springs Denver highway near Dobie Saturday night. He was thrown from a car and died an hour later at Glocker Sanitarium Colorado Springs. Driver W W Hank said he swerved to avoid a parked unlit car and Rogers pitched out head first in front of the vehicle.
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Rogers
Vivin
Pil
Prandyon
Prancis G.king
Pennsylvania
Colorado Springs
W. W. Hank
Howard Swan
Corry B P W Club Set For October Meeting
The Corry Business and Professional Women's Club plans its October gathering at Miss Helen Morrells home on West Pleasant Street with all members urged to attend. A previous joint dinner by Meadville Erie North East Sharon and Corry clubs at Hotel Bartlett Cambridge Springs featured a six oclock meal for seventy five and remarks on the National Convention in New Orleans.
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Corry Business and Professional Women's Club
Helen Morrell
West Pleasant Street
Meadville
Erie
North East
Sharon
Pratilin and
Corry
Bartlett Cambridge Springs
Corry Club
Move To Save Condemned Erie Negro Slayers
Final plea to save three Erie youths condemned to death in the electric chair for the murder of Pelle greno Cooke, a grocer on German Street, was made in Pittsburgh before the State Supreme Court. Counsel argued confessions at trial deprived the jury of mercy. Parker, Wilson, and Ware were implicated and sentenced, with Parker and Wilson receiving death sentences and Ware life imprisonment.
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State Supreme Court
Pittsburgh
Erim
Erie
Carney
Parker
Wilson
Joseph Ware
Cooke
Im -Eie
Parker Boys
Ware
Queens Sewer graft trial opens in Queens borough case
The Queens sewer graft case tops headlines as former Borough President Maurice E. Connolly and sewer engineer Frederick Seely face fraud charges. Five jurors had been seated from the jury pool when Justice Arthur Tomkins recessed proceedings, with a complete panel anticipated later today or tomorrow.
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New York
Queens
Quens Borough
Long Island
Maurice BE
Connolly
Frederick Seeley
Bib
Arthur 5
Tomkins
Long Island City
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