Prohibition letter to Pope pidió aims stoking sectarian tension
Clinton N Howard heads the United Committee for Prohibition Enforcement in Washington. The group appeals to Pope Pius XI to support civic authority in the United States, linking Catholic attitudes to Prohibition enforcement and the Ku Klux Klan. The letter, approved at the committee’s December 1–3, 1925 meeting, cites the 18th Amendment and asks for church backing for law enforcement. It notes President Coolidge’s stance against intolerance and calls for Catholic leaders to endorse prohibition enforcement for the nation's welfare.
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United Committee For Prohibition Enforcement
Vatican
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White House
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Connermara and Bugle Rescue On Long Island Sound
A damsel named Connermara drifts in darkness after an after hours voyage and clings to a loyal dog, Bugle, who ferries her toward shore. They seek safety as dawn nears, Bugle shielding her with an oilskin coat and guiding her to a mysterious destination while questions about her past linger.
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Jong
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Cortez
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Connermas
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Angel
Slayer to Die in Utah Death Penalty Case
Ralph W. Seyboldt, convicted slayer of Patrolman David H. Crowther, was again denied clemency by the state pardons guard. The death sentence will be pronounced for the fifth time by Judge M. L. Ritchie at a date to be fixed.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Ralph W. Seyboldt
David H. Crowther
Seyboldt
M. L. Ritchie
Son of Gov Smith Elopes with Governor’s Son
The New York World reports a secret marriage between Gov Smith’s son Arthur and a woman linked to the family. Arthur, a Manhattan College student age about 19, plans to study law and politics. The brides’ mother is dead, and the couple will be away for some time while education I unaffected.
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New York
Executive Mansion
Arthur
Vessel Gone Prompt Patrols to Be Sent
Ila Koyweet reports that the steamer Cutopax from C Toston is missing. Coast Guard headquarters were asked to initiate a search for the vessel tonight.
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Wilson Memorial program planned in Bozeman event
A Bozeman man was selected for the occasion as a memorial to former President Wilson. Judge E G Day was elected chairman of the executive committee with J Burke Clements as secretary. The non political meeting approved forming the program, music, and decorations committees and set the celebration for 8 pm with plans for a major address by a national figure and several musical selections.
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Eveting
Wilson
Judge E.G. Day
J. Burke Clements
Judge Day
National Commemoration Committee
Woodrow Wilson
Afr
Montana
E. C. Day
S. VY. Stewart
Mea. H. DL. Sterlock
John A. Matthews
J.T. Carroll
Maggie Smith-Hathaway
Bulgars Charge Greeks With Continued Outrages
Solia. Dec 4. Refugees stream across the wintry border from Greece into Bulgaria. Bulgarian foreign office cites Greek arrests trials internments and executions at Lenin near Monastir Dere as motive. Officials say the measures predate a League of Nations inquiry that favored Bulgaria in the frontier incident.
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Greece
Bulgaria
Foreign Office
Lenin
Monastir Dere
League of Nations
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