Former Minister Must Face Trial Over Mann Act Case
Rev Cornelius M. H. Densel, ex pastor of the First Netherlands church in Passaic, admits guilt in love scandal and to face trial next month on Mann Act charges. The 50 year old, father of ten, disappeared with Miss Trina Hanenberg in 1920. she testifies she loved him and hoped to wed. Densel claims repentance and says he will attend trial like a man while his wife supports him. the church exiled both, now on probation.
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Passaic
N. J
Cornelius MH. Densel
Dense
First Netherlands
Trina Hanenberg
Buffalo
Densel
Erané
Legion an Agency of Mercy in Detroit Court
In Detroit March 29 Judge Arthur J. Tuttle sentenced 16 year old Thomas R. McAuliffe for stealing and altering a $5 war savings stamp certificate. He was placed in the custody of the Charles A Learned post of the American Legion as parole guidance. The judge urged the boy toward comradeship with veterans including his late father’s friends, noting the father is recovering from wounds in a government hospital in France.
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American Legion
Judge Tuttle
France
Yale Freshmen Advised to Follow Varsity Boat Crew Rules
Syracuse dispatch notes strict guiding rules for first year Yale rowers. Freshmen must wear green skull caps with red buttons and travel with varsity oarsmen. They enter and exit cars after the varsity and junior crews and must follow all varsity instructions.
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Breshies
Syracuse
N. Y
Yale
Varity
Onondaga Boathouse
Statements False Royal Said Today
Walter Royal denies claims from political opponents claiming he promised jobs for votes if elected mayor. He states he has not promised, authorized, or induced any appointments and vows to govern with clean hands and no favoritism.
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Walter Royal
John Smith to Lecture Tonight on Palestine Visit
John Smith of High Point, recently returning from travel through Europe Africa and Asia, will lecture tonight at 7 30 in the Wesley Memorial church Sunday school room. He speaks at the pastor Rev W A Lambeth invitation about sights in Egypt and Palestine, including Jerusalem on Easter day last year. The talk aims to aid Sunday school teachers seeking modern Palestine insights and will not conflict with a later high school concert.
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John Smith
High Point
Europe
Africa
Asia
Wesley Memorial Church
Mr. Smith
W. A. Lambeth
Egypt
Palestine
Jerusalem
Holy Land
Lambeth
Tad
White Beaver Brought Here For Mounting
A white beaver arrived from English River to Winnipeg for mounting. Its fur is two inches deep and pure white with pink eyes.
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Winnipeg
Can
English River
Firemen's Wireless Plan Aids London Fire Scenes
The London fire department plans to install wireless telephones to be used at fires. Firefighters can talk to stations while they are at the scene of a fire.
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Firemen’s Wireless
London
London Fire Department
Dr C E Sawyer of Marion Named Harding Personal Physician
Dr C E Sawyer of Marion Ohio named President Harding personal physician with brigadier general rank in medical reserve corps. A longtime friend, he accompanied Harding on campaigns, vacations, and the inaugural trip. He led a Marion sanatorium and held leadership in homeopathy organizations.
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Marion
C. E. Sawyer
Ohio
Harding
Medical Reserve Corps of
Army
Chicago
Sawyer
Texas
Panama
Florida
Washington
Wyandot
Nevada
Cleveland Medical College
Marion County War Board
National Volunteer Service Corps
Eéx
Wilson
Army Medical Corps
American Institute of Homeopathy
Exchange of Mexican and American Students Aims for Ties
The American chamber of commerce and the national foreign trade council announce an interchange program to place Mexican students in U S colleges and in American mills and offices for industrial training. Over eighty scholarships have been offered by colleges nationwide and more are expected.
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Mexico
New York
United States
American ‘Chamber of Commerce
National Foreign Trade Council
Boy Helps Slay Stepfather in Grand Rapids Case
Caspar Didia fourteen confesses to police that he aided his mother in killing his stepfather Joseph Scablius. He and nine year old brother James moved the body in a toy wagon to the railroad yards where it was found by a switching crew. The boy said his mother struck the man with a stick after an argument and he woke to the attack.
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Grand.rapids
Mich
Caspar Didia
Joseph Scablius
James
Pope Benedict on modern evils and indulgence
The quote cites Pope Benedict criticizing two modern evils: relentless pursuit of possessions and an unquenchable desire for pleasure. It frames material greed and hedonism as primary moral dangers in contemporary life.
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Pope Benedict
Ford and Former Employees Involved in Court Case
Henry Ford and five former employees appear in a case illustrated by a group photo featuring F. L. Klingensmith and C. Harold Wills at the top, with John Dodge and Horace Dodge among the pictured figures.
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Henry Ford
F. L. Klingensmith
C. Harold Wills
John Dodge
John R. Lee
Horace Dodge
Vets of Canada and U S To Unite For St Julian's Day
Kingston Ontario reports closer Canadian American veteran ties as American posts from Watertown and Oswego join Kingston unit for St Julian's Day celebrations on April 22 and 23. The observance recalls Canadian troops at Ypres and gas attacks. A Canadian National Executive Council letter urges continued shoulder to shoulder defense of shared liberties.
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Kingston
Ontario
Legon
Watertown
Oswego
N. Y
Army and Navy
Canada
St. Julian’s
Ypres
Belgium
New York
American Legion
National Executive Council of the
Canadian Society
America
London Night Census Finds Over Six Thousand Sheltered
A London night census reports 1035 men 216 women and 22 children without beds or in free shelters and 5041 lines for paid beds in charitable shelters. Churches are urged to open doors to shelter the homeless.
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London
Engineers to expose waste linking labor and capital
New York March 29. L W Wallace, vice chairman of a new engineering investigating committee, says public publicity will curb unemployment, wage cutting and waste. Fifty expert engineers survey garment, textile, coal, building, paper, printing, rubber and food sectors. data to be presented to Federated Engineering Societies by April.
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New York
Press of America
L. W. Wallace
New Engineering Investigating
United States
Wallace
French Explorer Seeks Signs of Lost Sahara River
A French explorer claims to have found signs of a great river that once crossed the Sahara desert, suggesting a vanished watercourse shaped ancient trade and settlements. He cites geological clues and ground surveys to support the theory.
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Sahara Desert
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Margaret Wood
Ohio State University
Royal
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