Quay Loses Seat in Senate Vote
The United States Senate rejected Matthew Stanley Quay of Pennsylvania, voting 33 to 8 to remove him from his seat. The final ruling followed a lengthy debate with senators presenting constitutional arguments and political implications.
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United States Senate
Statesman
Pennsylvania
Wachingtod
April
Derby
Aarrow
Matthew Stanley Quay
United Statue Senate
Quay
Senate
Chandler
Powvone
Prsmnsylvania
Qahy
McCwmber
North Dakota
Guay
Linduay
Kentucky
Tegal
Constitutionnd
Gona
Fox
New Yorks
Hegard
William A. Clark
Monto
Ib Auny
Lae
Benton Clark
Khown
Clark
Washington
Debate Over Porto Rico Civil Government Funding In House
In Wisiturton on April 24 the House debated resumption of the post office appropriation to sustain the military government in Porto Rico until civil officers are appointed. Amendments from minority factions sought to curb charter changes and require presidential approval of franchises. procedural points of order followed as leaders argued on germane status of the amendments.
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Wisiturton
Cooper
Committee On
Annnimots
Forsbery Cusolmtina
Porto Rico
Wr. HI
Connecticutt
Wilkimns
Illinois
Henderson
Reed
Sifly First Congress
Richardson
Teader
Ratt
Spitzer Acquitted in Manila Jewelry Duty Case
Louis Spitzer, a Remington and Main agent, was tried and acquitted on a jewelry smuggling charge after authorities shadowed him in Manila. An employee allegedly brought $2,002 worth of jewelry without paying duty. investigators could not prove the charge.
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Manila
Louis Spitzer
Remington and Main Aul
Orient
Bho
Spitzel
Sunday School Convention Held in Saint Louis County outline
The convention met Sunday with Presistant 8, WE, Davis in the chair. Morning session featured speeches on The Influence of Association and Why Should the Parents Accompany the Children to the Sunday School. Afternoon included talks on The Needs of the Hour and Primary Work. Officers named: President S. H. Davis, secretary Katie Blume. The event concluded with prayers and singing. St Louis, Mo., April 24. Special to Globe-Democrat from San Antonio, Texas, 243: Primen, Maics.
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Davis
S Holl, Jr
D. Graig
Alion Suumty
J. C. F. McMaken
Washington Township
Mor. I. Dink Toy
Honll, Jr
Z. Binkley
Lake
Ome
Nettie Hubler
A. DB
Graig
H. Davis
Katie Blume
St. Leuis
Globe-Democrat
San Antonio
Texas
Prmien
Meaics
Destructive Fire Hits Tumpaico Region Towns
A major fire destroyed one of the east coast's key tending towns in the Republic of Mexico sixty miles west of Tumpaico seaport. Women on the Fanuca river, population about 11 000, sustains damages estimated around 2 225 000 with eight men severely injured from a government small arms storehouse explosion. no fatalities reported.
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Republic of Mexico
Tumpaico
Fanuca
Ais
Committee Visit to Cleveland on Union Recognition Request
A city committee traveled quietly to Cleveland to present the Street Railway Employes Union demand for recognition to Fort Wayne Traopion President Bells. The group included Mayor Scherer and union delegates. Bells pledged careful board consideration and promised a prompt report to managers.
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Cleveland
Bells
Fort Wayne Tixelion Company
Street Eny
Scherer
Messis. Seaton
Catshall
Kiplalt
Union
Coleman GB. Henely
F Dicer
Trans and Enver Council
Bellevue
Vetchen
Hells
Waddell House
Bells Put Bir
Mackintosh
Cor Qisve Ulan
Fort Wayne
Fort Eveniig
Assyrians Celebrate Easter Observances at Grack Cath`olic Church
For three days the Assyrian colony held Easter celebrations with many visitors. A Gravk Catholic priest from Heston led the ceremonies at the city church, administering rites and baptizing numerous children as the Easter season is observed by the community.
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Sunty
Suonday
Enely
Gravk Catholic Church
Heston
Liegaily Beliday
Marriage Lig enst and Miscoded Entries
A garbled list shows multiple marriage notices and names such as Charles Brueck with Emma Boese, Charles W Groenink with Lavette Stantier, Charles A Frane with Alma Gladivux, Ervin Holt with Clara, and others including Tubus Toure with Johanne Thayer and Timothy Toohey with Elizabeth Logan. The fragmentary text suggests an archival parish or newspaper marriage row with several couples and jumbled surnames.
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Charles Brueck
Emma Boese
Charles W. Groenink
Lavette C. Stantier
Charles A. Frane
Alma B. Gladivux
Ervin H. Holt
Clara
Claasner
Tubus Toure
Johanne Thayer
Timothy Toohey
Elizabeth Logan
Down J. Mason
Minorvi Emele
Ecumenical council discusses mission work at meetings
Interest grows as the ecumenical council holds many meetings to review and plan various theses of mission work across the region.
Work in Foreign Fields Evokes Broad Evangelistic Meeting
The New York conference at Carnegie Hall and related churches explored evangelistic methods and the role of women in mission work. Leaders from India, Malaya, and the United States spoke on personal outreach, funding, and education for Native Christians, with sessions across multiple churches and a focus on women’s programs.
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New York
Conegie Wail
Thee
Carnegie Hall
Prabytevian
Nlvary
Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Z. M. ‘Shoturn
India
Rhye Ghamcter
Tov
Bayou
A. Ly Gordon
M.D
D. D
Tupan
Henry B. Rehards
J. Maytor Atniston
TaTvily Hapitat Church
Misa Teuniy Daveds
Tutiny
Mus Albee XY. Delton
Toya
Miss Be. Bassenvville
Tata
Central Presbyterian Ehwetnother
Br Liz Mel
Tralusius
Bibbe Warren
Teeny Barnes
Convalescence Mentioned for Local Residents
Gon Sivest and Ting Hermill with Paenntonia are reported much better today. Mrs J M Ligget is convalescing after an attack of influenza.
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Gon Sivest
Paenntonia
J. M. Ligget
Ingripper
Porte Informed of U S Pressure on War Claims
The Porte received telegrams from the Wurkhian minister Ali Fevveouh Key in Washington noting the bad impression in the United States over the delayed payment of the indemnity and urging a prompt settlement of the claims by the American government.
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Constantinople
Apel
Porteins
Wurkiah
Washinton
Ali Fevveouh Key
United States
Want Dules Revised New York Methodist Ministers Over Rules
In New York on April 21 ministers of the Methodist church debate revisions to the rules restricting games and conduct. The assembly plans to travel to Chicago next week to present the proposed changes before the general conference.
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New York
Methodist
Chicago
Urpe
Naish
Bishop Engle Pead in Abilene. aged sixty-five
Private whispers report Bishop Jesse Engla head of the Iver Brethven vhurgh visiting Avvida seeking to establish a mission. He died yesterday at a plexy, aged sixty-five, and led the vhuuch in Raises f or many years.
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Abilene
Kos
Jesse Engla
Iver Brethven
Woul Afvida
Vanage
Train Wreck Delays Rail Yard as Switch Engine Causes Collision
An early morning switch engine mishap derailed or damaged cars, halting yard operations for a period. Rescue crews were called to the scene as officials worked to clear the track and restore service.
Unfortunate Ten Suffer Similar Injuries in Pittsburg Warehouse
In Pittsburg a farmer named Denun and worker McManus sustained injuries yesterday in the freight warehouse. Denun damaged the index finger of his left hand while McManus suffered a crushed finger. Both expect about a week of rest with aid.
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Charles B. Denun
AL Mc ‘Manus
Uw Pittsburg
Mr. Braun
Mr. McManus
Local Lines Chronicle Town Notices And Personal Updates
Local notices report a wedding invitation and a number of health and travel updates. Names include Mr and Mrs Meyer aid Aaghler and Mrs Steeler with guests en route to New York and Boston for graduation. George YW Darker recovering from pneumonia. Jay Darker returning to work after illness. Tol Gander granted leave of absence. many routine community notes and arrivals.
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P.O. Liggett Arbaughtey
Seardet Fryer
SW. Meyer Aid
Townes
Benly
Atendallville
A Kan
Mathe
McKeyule
York Wayne
Mt Ant
Ragone Tadingys Tournay
New York
Mors
Eel
Boston
Broken Rail Discovered Avert Disaster At Wa sh Road
Willie Stonnestyeel and Wilber Stonnestyeel found a broken rail on the Bel River division of the Wa sash road and halted a Continental United line to prevent a potential wreck. General Manager Joseph Rawsey investigates. a busiri appears for the dads aged twelve. nas White sold the Trokaw cottage in Rotnte City. buyer RB. McTronald. Bown and Mrs George Sully of Superior Street are mentioned in the notice.
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Willie
Wilber Stonnestyeel
Sims
My. Fohin Stonesteel
Gedy
Bel River
Wasash Road
United
Joseph Rawsey
Ely
Nas White
Rotnte City
RB. McTronald
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Tusulay Affairs Committee
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Drr. Moody
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Sie
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Allen P. Martin
Anc Lawn Meether
Jigenees
Frauke Lessig
Colle W. Herrery
Elbert F. Sebole
Ecumenical Council
Ethel Lig
South Harvi
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Shight Wragk
Mart Hengstler
Ueuss Wacksmith Shop
Tol Gander
Wight
Tordway Crossing
Bils Fur Road
Sly
Blu Ur
Ea Gale
New Burniehuys
Kratzsch Bros
Calhoun Street
Bown
Wnh
George Sully
Superior Stweet
Tery Sohgeitger
Joe W. Bell
E. Columbia Sr
Reuben
Patterson
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