Pariah Priest Flogged in Texas Uproar
In Runnelle County Catholic priest Joseph Messer was seized from his parish house by ten masked attackers. He was accused of being un American and opposing public schools. Four bystanders were killed and three others wounded in the incident. A separate report notes a Green Bay and Western passenger train colliding with an automobile near Milwaukee, causing casualties.
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Milwaukee
Universal check collection referendum gains backing
A chamber of commerce study urges making par value check collection a universal national practice. A committee calls it an economy measure with no new regulatory burden. France’s Consul de Chambrain, descendant of Lafayette, praises American ideals at Lafayette Day events. Members of Congress press petitions to adopt Senate tariff rates on agricultural products. The era of Prohibition shapes policy and social tales across a bustling national scene.
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United States
House of Representatives
Conference
Senate
House
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Missouri
Protestant Episcopal Church
Portland
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Tuttle
Utah
Roy P. Wilmot
Mada Apem
Ida Grand Jury
San Francisco
William P. Crowley
Wilmot
Crowley
Oregon
Pittman
Nevada
Callbreath
American Mining Congressecretary
Jenks
Cornell University
Department of Commerce
Disaster at Whitehover coal pit claims twenty five lives
Twenty five bodies recovered from a Whitehover coal pit explosion as rescue efforts halted by rock falls and gas. The disaster recalls a 1910 incident in a neighboring mine with 136 deaths. authorities fear sealing the pit may be necessary.
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Whitehover
England
Greek Army in Smyrna Flees as Turkish Forces Advance
Rumors of a plot to abduct King George II circulate as Smyrna endures siege and Greek troops retreat. Turkish statements claim hundreds of Greek officers captured, large weaponry losses, and a mass refugee exodus into the city. Panic grips the foreign population while relief demands surge. American ships and oil firms move to evacuate assets and personnel. The Greek government faces resignation as Athens reels from failed campaigns in Anatolia.
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Athena
Asta Slinor
National Air
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Innia
Comstantinople
Standard Oil Company
Athens
Anatolia
Mw Ules
Lesignate
Prece
Thrace
Metrida
Permetr
Demetria Gouharis
Princeton Professor First To Scale 2200 Fort Longs Peak
Professor Alexander of Princeton University became the first man to scale the 2200 foot sheer precipice on Longs Peak’s north side. The climb required the climber to cut steps and improvise footing, negotiating hundreds of perilous feet by clinging to rock projections.
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Estes Park
Fates Park
Cole
James W. Alexander
Princet. University
Long's Peak
Rofeasor Alexander
Alexander
Frau Te
Wife of Humorist Dead in Lon Angeles
Martha Nelsop Heaton wife of Kenneth Beston Rowe Sumerlet died there Thursday night in Los Angeles. Authorities reported no immediate cause and arranged for further coroner procedures. Heaton was known for witty columns and radio appearances, leaving a note of condolences from colleagues.
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Lon Angeles
Mre
Martha Nelsop Heaton
Kenneth Beston
Watlumally Rowe Sumerlet
Thuralay Nlett
Twin Falls Hit by Fire Damaging Buildings
A blaze swept through Twin Falls damaging several structures on Haildings Avenue near Tdahy Hardware and Leplement Co and Poss Harness Co. Estimated losses reach 61500 with several buildings partially destroyed and authorities investigating the cause.
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Twin Falls
Pire
Thureday
Tdahy Hardware and Leplement Company
Poss Harness Company
Logien Buiid Memorial Watertoo at Capitol Growmile
A state convention of the American Legion approved a plan to present the Hine MeNider trophy annually to the department. The event aims to honor a memorial and build membership through contributions from American Legion affiliates.
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Logien Buiid
Americam Legion
Corner Letters Reveal Dilemmas Of Love And Duty
A reader seeks advice on romance and study balance, asking about dating while in school, gift etiquette, and potential conflict with parents. Another correspondent asks how to handle a long, affectionate relationship and if delaying marriage is wise, given education goals and social expectations.
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Driges
Sake
Develo
Ieee
Pwenkyre
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