Battle at Chile Expected as Revolutionary Drive Advances
Telegraph lines are down as Chamorro Forno Diaz Matuty and Pacheco push remnants of the government army toward Chile. Reports from Bluefields claim heavy casualties 300 dead and many wounded with captives flooding the area. General Gonzales unconfirmed. U S Naval aid praised as surgeons treat the injured amid dwindling medical supplies.
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Wm. A. Deverall
United Press
Bluefields
Chamorro
Fornoc Diaz
Matuty
Pacheco
Revolutionary Army
Government
Chile
Kama
Cate
Zelaya
Gonzeles
Rama
Shipley
United States
Des Moines
Christmas Musicale Delights High School Crowd
Students presented a Christmas musical at the high school under Miss Martha Rollins. The event featured three numbers by the orchestra with full encores, standout solos by Horton Levi and Winifred Forbes, and performances by the male and girls choruses. The program closed with Gluck's Orpheus selections, as narrated by Irving Teuter and accompanied by Lena Weimar.
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Martha Rollins
Horton Levi
Mary
Winnifred Forbes
la Crosse
Gluck
Irving Teuter
Lena Weimar
Revolutionists Near End of Conflict as March on Managua Looms
With Gen Estrada set to move on Managua the revolutionary leaders press to finish the struggle swiftly. They expect close to five thousand men in the field as the campaign approaches.
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Estrada
Managua
Meaning of Mistletoe Ties to Ancient Festivals and Sun Worship
Rev Frederic Towar Galpin cites mistletoe rites as linked to Druid and Aryan sun worship, noting oak fire myths and June and December solstice celebrations. His piece references mistletoe’s sacred status, Yuletide customs, and festive signals on Christmas Eve in York. He also reports his resignation from the Pastors’ Association amid a dispute over a Christian Science lecture.
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Jupiter
Gaul
Tacittus
Pliny
Europe
Hallowe'en
Earth
York
Frederic Towar Galpin
First Baptist Church
Faggot Pilers Still Busy
Detroit ministers criticize Christian Science foes in a debate over religious liberty. Rev Joseph E. Ryerson of Gra tiot Avenue Church laments actions of opponents who travel to argue and threaten those holding different beliefs. He calls for tolerance and condemns violence as un-American.
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Detroit Free Press
Detroit
Christian Scientists
Joseph E. Ryerson
Gratiot Avenue
Boston
Christian Science Sect
Harriman Estate Valued At 220 Million Following Transfers
Reported in Wall Street that after recent appraisals the late E H Harriman's estate totals 220 million dollars. The value includes transfers to wife and eldest son and reflects securities appreciating since his death.
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New York
E. H. Harriman
Wall Street
Harriman
Fragmented Thought on Winter Hammock and Sled Metaphor
A reflective line compares a hammock in winter and a sled in summer to a tombstone, contemplating meaning. The speaker questions how a kiss can signify true depth unless it embodies total significance.
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