Christmas Observances Planned by Grafton Churches
Elaborate services outlined for tomorrow and Christmas with midnight rites on Christmas Eve. St Matthias Episcopal and United Brethren plan midnight services while Andrews Methodist Opal Church renames its remodeled sanctuary and prepares Christmas sermon and choir numbers.
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Judea
Christ
Grafton
Cie Manger
House of God
St. Matthias Protestant
Episcopal
Rat United Brethren
Episcopal Church
United Trethren
Andrews Methodist Opal Church
Marrow
Miller's Shoe Store Offers Trusted Christmas Picks
A sales pitch highlights Miller's Shoe Store as the reliable source for family gifts this Christmas with assurances of quality and dependable value. The message encourages shoppers to buy early for best results and satisfaction.
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Miller's Shoe Store
Truck Load Of Food To Be Given Twenty Families Near City
A Salvation Army effort will ship a load of provisions from Grafton to Flemins ton to aid twenty nearby families. Captain W T Atholl leads the relief, with donations pledged by Rotary Club business men. The appeal urged clothing and items in wearable condition, with distribution planned soon to help those lacking food and warmth amid widespread deprivation.
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Flemington
Salvation Army
Grafton
W. TL. Atholl
Add
Mal Wien
Strand Theatre
Rotary Club
Salvation
Army
Carlin Arnold
Page Bieht
Seek Removal Of Gen Booth
New York dispatch reports Commander Evangeline Booth sailed secretly for England on the Olympic. The trip may end with the removal of her brother General Bramwell Booth as international head of the Salvation Army and affect her election. The Times notes a United States uniform element has canceled the high call. Continued on Page Seven.
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New York
New York Times
Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
United States
England
Bramwell Booth
Electon
Times
Rio Welcomes Hoovers With Real Warmth
Rio Janeiro greets President elect Herbert Hoover with elaborate displays of flags lights and crowds. Hoover tours planned include a luncheon at the U S embassy and a reception at the national palace. He will address Brazil's supreme court and attend a parliamentary welcome. Continuous public adulation marks his arrival as Brazilian officials greet the Hoovers.
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Rio Janeiro
Hebert Hoover
Hegan
Montevideo
United States
Brazil
Tronver
Luis
Nations Palace
Hoover
Supreme Court
H Hoover
Chamber of Deputs
de Meilo Vianna
United States Department At State
Senor Luis
Utah
Presdent
Senora
Guanabara Palace
Bieht
Slayer Tries to Burn Home After Murder in St. Louis Case
Sheriff Jesse Wissom reported the slayer of Miss Anna Velez attempted to burn her four room cottage after the murder. Bloody fingerprints were found inside and on latticework outside. A fingerprint expert from St. Louis was to begin work today as investigators probe the crime scene.
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Carini
Dee
Anna Velez
Jesse Wissom
Maude Ciaffant
Grissom
St. Louis
Weather update Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday
Partly cloudy conditions continue tonight with a slow rise in temperatures through Sunday. Skies stay partly cloudy, sunrise readings show a gradual warming trend across the region.
Christmas pardons abolished by justice department
Washington announces that the practice of recommending Christmas pardons for federal prisoners is abolished. The department said wardens will no longer petition for pardons and prisoners will not receive year end clemency.
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Washington
Gacy Patrou Ue Yee
Department of Justice
Christmas Vacation Plans From Washington Officials
Plans for Christmas week show President Coolidge and family spread across homes and gatherings. Vice President Dawes heads to Evanston for a festive celebration, while Kellogg misses St Paul for conciliation talks. Multiple cabinet members host delegations and family events as a yuletide focus at various locations.
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Washin
Coolidge
Dawes
Evanston TL
Frank Kellogg
St. Faw, Minn
Continue Search For Missing Young Couple
Washington December 22 01 continuation of the deaths of the Grand Canyon of the Colorado river for Glenn Hyde and his wife was authorized today by Secretary Davis in response to a telegram from Hyde's father at Lan Vera Nevada. Major General John L Vines at San Francisco was instructed to continue further airplane search.
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Washington
Grand Canyon
Colorado River
Glenn Hyde
Davis
Hyde
Lan Vera
Nevada
John L. Vines
San Francisco
U S Signals Willingness to Join Reparations Talks
The United States would likely participate in a conference to study Germany's reparations situation if invited. President Coolidge indicated willingness to consider such an invitation, but views the issue mainly for European nations to resolve. No invitation has been received.
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Washington
United States
Coolidge
London
Paris
Tnus
Deciding Gift for Miller's Shoes Bestseller
A shopper weighs gift options at Miller's Shoe Store for Miller. The suggestion favors Daniel Green Comfy Slippers as the most pleasing present, urging a prompt purchase.
South Lines Protest New Rate Change
Southern railroads object to proposed cargo coal rate cuts effective January 1 as Pittsburgh interests and eastern Ohio oil producers join in protests to the Interstate Commerce Commission. The Norfolk and Western Ches cake and Ohio Louisville and Nashville and Virginian systems filed objections to anticipated reductions by northern railroads. Continued on page five.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Norfolk and Western
Ches Cake
Ohio
Louisville
Nashville
Princeton Professor Hit By Car Dies at 70
Princeton New Jersey authorities report Professor Henry Burchard Fine dean of science at Princeton University died from injuries after being struck by an automobile while riding a bicycle. Fine, 70, had served on the Princeton faculty since 1881 and was named to the presidency after Woodrow Wilson left the university to govern New Jersey in 1910.
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Princeton
Congress Concludes First Session with Key Appropriations
Washington Dec 22 Congress adjourns until January 3 after three weeks of rapid work. Nominations for Interstate Commerce Commission members Clyde B Aitchison Claude R Porter and Patrick J Farrell confirmed. The body approved four big supply bills and a treasury post office bill signed by the President. Leaders praised nineties annual appropriations totaling over a billion and a half dollars.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce. Co
Senate
Clyde B. — Aitchison
Oregon
Claude R. Porter
Iowa
Patrick J. Farrell
Congress
Treasury-Post Office
Gurtis
Kansas
Boulder Dam
House
Mil ler's Shoe Store Promises Daily Use Purchases
A quirky ad notes that items bought at Mil ler's Shoe Store are useful every day of the year. The playful copy suggests no matter the day, their shoes and related goods are practical choices for daily wear and comfort.
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Miller's Shoe Store
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