Day 70 Be Arraigned Over Defaming Roosevelt
Rev George A Cooke of Brandon Vermont files defamation charges against Rev Dr Day chancellor of Syracuse University for criticizing President Roosevelt in Day's book A Raid on Prosperity. The matter goes to the New York district conference for decision in April amid Cooke’s history of charging church figures with heresy.
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Roosevelt
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Methodist Church
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Cooke
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodis
New York
Methodist
Milford
Mays
New
Boston University
James M. Buckley
Christian Advocate
Chancellor Day Defends Self as Cooke Charges Mount
Syracuse March 7 Chancellor Day denounces Cooke as a joke and says he will defend himself if charges advance. New York reports Dr Goodell and Rev Baragwanath question the charges, calling them unweighty. Public figures discuss the impropriety of criticizing magistrates or ministers. In Los Angeles a practice game ends 5 to 3 for the local team against Chicago No 1. Senator Proctor funeral draws about ten thousand in Vermont. Arch 7 trading seat on the New York Exchange tops 52 1 000.
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Day
Cooke
Republic
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H. Baragwanath
Grace Meb Church
Methodist Church
Daris
Roosevelt
White House
Minnesota Democrats Nominate Johnson for President
The Minnesota Democratic state committee backed Governor Johnson for the national ticket by a 68 to 23 vote after Bryan supporters fought the motion. A Bryan group formed as 200 members pledged to organize the Bryan Volunteers of Minnesota and raise funds to contest delegates at Denver.
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GS. Bryan
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Democratic State Committee of
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Denver
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State Committee
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Ryan Hotel
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Democratic Party
Martin O’brien
Crookston
Tapialist State Committee
John Dewan
Two Harbors
Bryan Volunteers of
Courtesy in the House debate over church damages bill
In Washington the House debated routing $400000 to Manila churches for war damages. Crumpacker cited a claim by the Southern Methodist publishing house for 208000, based on a loss of 50000, prompting Gaines of Tennessee to denounce the informant as a liar amid groans and laughter.
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Manila
Crumpacker
Southern Methodist Publishing House
Gaines Tenn
Ex-official Machen Freed From West Virginia Penitentiary
August W. Machen former post office official in Washington released this morning after serving several years in Moandsville West Virginia penitentiary and departed for his Washington home.
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Machen
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Moandsville
Troops to Leave Goldfield in Nevada
Washington dispatch says US troops ordered to Goldfield Nevada three months ago to suppress mining lists will break camp today and march back to their quarters at Presidio and Monterey California.
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New South Carolina Senator Elected in Columbia
Columbia March 7 Frank B Gary has been elected United States senator to succeed the late Senator Lattimer. Gary is forty eight, a local optioner and a Bryan man.
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Thunder Storm Destroys Calm in St Albans Vermont
A thunder shower of unusual severity struck St Albans Vermont on March 7 with vivid lightning and deafening thunder followed by a thunderstorm accompanying the electrical disturbance.
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St. Albans
Horace and Helen Discuss Smith's Expulsion Return
Horace asks if college authorities reinstate the expelled Smith. Helen confirms hearing from his parents that Smith is now a halfback on the team, implying a return to college athletics.
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His Contributions Mizalonary Do You Help the Heathen
A dialogue notes a millionaire who supports foreign lands and mentions his two daughters marrying foreign nobles in a clipped, period tone reflecting charitable expectations and social status.
Amusements and Theatre Plans in Elkhart
Amusements note upcoming Peter Pan at Bucklen with Charles Frohman presenting the boy who never grows old. Blanche Walsh’s health rumor stirs concern while Wagenhals and Kemper secure Jacob Gordin’s play for Wednesday March 25. Henry Miller’s Great Divide is also highlighted along with Lyman H. Howe moving pictures noted for their personality and stage presence.
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Charles Frohman
Ekhart
Bucklen
J. M. Barrie
Nic
Blanche Walsh
Shreveport
Wagenhals
Kemper
Jacob Gordin
Elkhart
Henry Miller
Noted Broadway Run Surges With Little Johnny Jones
The season saw several ambitious new musicals by producers but none matched Little Johnny Jones in success. The show boasted a near full season run in New York with tours adding to its fame. An actor in the production suffered acute indigestion during travel but will perform as scheduled in New York, promising a major event of the season as the first Shubert attraction.
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Bucklen
New York City
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Johnny Jones
The Kreutzer Sonata Comes to Bucklen Theater
The Kreutzer Sonata, a domestic drama by Jacob Gordin, stars a renowned lead and opens at Bucklen on Tuesday March 24 with a strong cast. Return of Uncle Josh Perkins follows on March 17 with a farmer parade at noon as part of the program.
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Jacob Gordin
Bucklen
Manhattan
Herald Square
New York
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Josh Perkins
the Funny Farmer
Farmer
Peremium
The Usher and the Temperance Rally Anecdote
Washington Star recalls a temperance gathering where rude interruptions plagued the speaker. An ex-prizefighter was hired to maintain order in the gallery and, at a pivotal moment, whispered a warning to the crowd to refrain from shouting beer.
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Washington Star
Science and Sound Fact
A dialogue explores sleep and dream perception with a scientist visiting an acquaintance. The scientist recalls awakened senses from a vivid dream and immediate action, while the hostess links similar awakening to the fumbling of her husband's key at the front door.
Patent Cure Claim With Refund Guarantee
An ad promises to cure a cold in one day using LAXATIVE BR OMO Quinine tablets and offers a money back guarantee. The notice notes E. W. Grove's signature on every box, implying a trusted endorsement for the remedy.
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