New York Welcomes Visiting Cardinals at Eucharistic Congress
In a grand display on Fifth Avenue New York greeted Cardinal Bonzano and four other primates aboard the Aquitania. A flotilla carried Cardinal Hayes and a major papal party, followed by two huge parades as dignitaries arrived for the twenty-eighth Eucharistic congress in Chicago. Also aboard were Cardinal O'Donnell of Ireland and bishops O'Hare, de Siler, and Guiot, delegates from Central American ports.
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Cardinal Dubois
France
Pim
Austria
Reigy Casanova
Spain
Cardinal Czernoch
Hungary
Roosevelt
Cardinal O'Donnell
Ireland
Cardinal Hayes
Bonzano
Rt Rey
William Francis O'Hare
S. J
Jamaica
Atanasio de Siler
Diotes
Rio -Huchu
Colombia
Jose .Guiot
Los Annos de San Martin
Lutherans Authorize College Separation at Rock Island
Delegates at the sixty seventh annual Augustana Lutheran synod convention in Philadelphia approve separating Augustana college and seminary at Rock Island Illinois. They then move to Independence Hall to renew pledges of loyalty to Americanism. The synod comprises Lutherans of Scandinavian origin.
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Philadelphiia
Augustan College and Seminary
Rock Island
Ill
Augustang Lutheran Synod
Independence Hall
Polish Troops Fire On Warsaw Strike Crowd
More than 4,000 workers at iron and munition plants in Oatrowiec staged a massive strike and street demonstration for higher wages as police were confronted. Army troops were rushed to the scene and within an hour after arrival they had killed several strikers, wounded scores, and restored order.
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Warsaw
Oatrowiec
Lradps
Increase in World Service Fund receipts reported
The Methodist Episcopal Church announces an increase of 220204 dollars in World Service Fund receipts for the year ending May. Dr R J Wade secretary and Dr C W treasurer note total world service receipts for the year 8119588 dollars.
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Methodist
World Service Fund
Chicago
Methot
Episcopal Church
R J. Wade
Ntive
C. W
Berlenbach Defends Light Heavy Title Over Stribling
New York Paul Berlenbach World light heavyweight champion easily defends his crown in a fifteen round bout against Young Stribling of Georgia. The match was mostly cautious with limited exchanges as Berlenbach’s stamina held up and he fought mainly in the open later.
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Paul Berlenbach
New
York
Hia
Inland Waterways Fund Endorsed by Coolidge Plan
President Coolidge approved a proposal by the War Department Secretary to allocate at least 350000 annually for inland waterway development. The plan seeks funding through Congress to support river and waterway projects amid the current financial conditions.
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Idge
Columbia
Coolidge
Davia
War Department
Congress
Condition of Winter Wheat In Favor of New York
Winter wheat condition on the average is placed at 74 4 per cent of normal in Indiana Illinois Kansas Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania and Washington. The New York Journal reports compare with per cent a month ago and with a merchant a year ago.
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New York
Indiana
Minois
Kanaay
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Washington
New ‘York
Brookhart Goes to Urge Farm Relief in Washington
Washington Iowa Col Smith W Brookhart winner in the senatorial primary backs farm relief as his main plank and has left for Washington to seek real farm legislation. He will work with the beleaguered committee to unite factions in the house and senate on agricultural aid. Brookhart supports the Haugen plan and previously proposed a large agricultural loan before his 1920 seating.
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Washington
Iowa
Smith W. Brockhart
Albert B. Cummins
Brookhart
National Capital
House
Senate
Berger Urges Constitutional Revision in Congress
Representative Victor Berger of Wisconsin introduced a resolution proposing a constitutional convention to revise the Constitution. He argued the nation has outgrown the document adopted in earlier times and urged changes including repealing the Eighteenth Amendment, strengthening the First and Fourteenth Amendments, and preventing the Supreme Court from ruling on constitutional validity of acts of Congress.
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Victor Berger
Washington
Soc
Wis
House
Berger
United States
Supreme Court
Congress
Flood Devastates Romania Area as Death Toll Rises
Heavy floods in Romania cause widespread destruction across villages, with hundreds feared drowned and harvests annihilated. Rail and wire communications are wrecked while troops mobilize in Saxony and Hesse to rescue imperiled populations as large areas are inundated and bridges collapse.
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Rumania
Berlin
Germany
Hymaple
Saxony
Sale of Vessels Reduces Shipping Board Budget
Washington. President Coolidge was informed by Chairman O’Connor that the United States Shipping Board will save 5,000,000 dollars from its 24,000,000 dollar appropriation for the fiscal year ending June 30. Proceeds from selling government ships to private owners enable the board to operate within a 13,900,000 dollar allowance next year.
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Washington
Coolidge
Qbhairman TV
O'Connor
United States Shipping Board
Cogta
National Farm School eyes 25 million endowment
National Farm School aims to launch a nationwide drive to create a 25 million endowment fund for the school at Doylestown Pennsylvania. An immediate campaign organization will be formed with units across the states following the eight day convention.
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National Farm School
Big
New York
National Farm
National Farm Schol
Doylestown
Avery Atate
Leader Seeks Frank Tet Intereig Debonnsed
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Euler
Aeee Ry Ol
Frank Tet
Wea Fia
Athe
Drys Win by Narrow Margin in Committee
A single vote decided the Crestione Cpolidae resolution urging 10,000 state and local police to become members of a national body. The Gas House Juillet committee rejected the resolution by seven to six, opposing a ban on written aid for federal employment.
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Drys
Washington
Crestione Cpolidae
Police Toe
Gas House Juillet Committee
Che
Wruten
Iecal
Republicans of Iowa Plump for Brookhart
Republicans across Iowa report precinct results for United States senator races with Brookhart leading in many counties. Brookhart tally reaches about 207,218 with Clark at 08,052 Cummins 185,865 Wekeberg 5,080 Steardon 7,100, from 2,403 of 2,447 precincts. Other totals show Joe Wiles 14,005 Puch 7,604 Murtagh 12,274 Povier 25,870 from 2,298 precincts of 2,447.
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Iowa
Tolurnn T
Tawi
Unite States
Itep
Brookhart
Clark
Cummins
Wekeberg
Steardon
United States
Dam
Joe
Wiles
Puch
Murtagh
Povier
Water Levels to Be Discussed by Board
Ottawa discusses US Canada joint investigation into erosion of the escarpment near Nhigaty Tis ud border area. Board to study possible water diversion for power development and boundary impacts. Four-member panel to meet to review ongoing concerns.
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Ottawa
United States
Nhigaty
Uea
Bully
Sanford B Dole Dies Former Hawaii Leader
Sanford B Dole died aged about with roots in the republic of Hawaii and as its first and only president. He was son of Daniel and Thurly Ballard Dole, American citizens, and lived through Hawaii’s post annexation era.
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Sanford B. Dole
Hawaii
Honoluli
Republic of Hawaii
United Mints
Teva
JogurVod Ba
Tierepublic
Howali
Mr. Dole
Daniel and
Thurly
Ballard Dole
Disarmament Talks Stir Uncertain Prospects
Fragmentary text notes stalled discussions on disarmament with unclear momentum and tentative outcomes. Mentions participants and dates are garbled, but signals ongoing efforts amid unresolved divisions and questions about progress.
Michigan Man Honored at Amurican Revolution Officers
Adrian Michigan resident Robert Hamilton Barrall was elected breaking general at the thirty seventh annual meeting of the Sons of the American Revolution. The event honors lineage and patriotism with elected officers from various states. Barrall represents Michigan in the national organization.
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Michigan
Pailadelphia
Wobert
Hamilton Barrall
Adrian
Mich
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