Spirit and Flesh Contrasted in Galatians and Haywood Hope
A fragmentary article blends a Bible passage from Galatians with a quoted remark by Billy Haywood about a switchmen strike. It notes the contrast between the works of the flesh and the fruit of the Spirit and cites Haywood’s hope that the strike will impact Chicago business. The piece also briefly praises Haywood as a speaker advocating general welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Haywood
Chicago
Mr. Haywood
NEW AND OLD UNIONS IN RAIL SWITCHMEN STRIKE
A Chicago agitator frames the conflict as a struggle for supremacy between new and old unions. The new unions push direct action, sabotage, and wage demands, while the old unions seek to enforce existing agreements with railroads and restrain disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indust
Belgium backs French stance on Germany under treaty
Belgium expresses approval of the French policy toward Germany and, though not a material ally, is seen as an authority on what is needed to force Germany to honor the peace treaty obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Germany
Harvey and Hays at Mays Normal Faculty Dismissal
The dismissal of Professor Harvey from Mays Normal faculty follows student pranks in the lake and a telegram to Governor Allen. Tension grew over the word soviet used to describe the crowd and the state board faces penalties for the tele odages gags Line at IN as the school endures a hectic period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Mays Normal
Normal Lake
Allen
State Board of Administration
Tractor farming gains ground on small Douglas county farms
Repots indicate farm help is scarce in Douglas county this spring. The upcoming tractor demonstration connects this labor shortage with a shift toward machine assisted farming. The piece notes that tractor farming, once for large tracts, is now common on smaller farms as efficiency improves through machinery.
Editorial Comment on Gifts to France and War News
Editorial notes urge raising funds to gift France a memorial in tribute to both nations. It discusses a replica idea of the Washington Monument and commemorating French and American soldiers. Britain’s salvage of sunken treasure and a Roman vessel tale draw commentary on future uses of recovered skills. Japs in Philippines criticizes sales of lands to Japanese, warning of widespread Japanese control. Booms in politics tout Tom Harley for Congress and A W Logans for state senate with favorable profiles.
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France
New York Harbor
United States
Selliers
Washington Monument
Leavenworth Fimes
Britain
Germany
Tunisian
Chicago Journal
China outlook and missionary work in Yanjiang province
Allen Noah Cameron describes chaotic governance in Peking and southern regions, notes rich resources and rail routes to Shanghai, Hangzhou, and Nanking. He outlines orphanage work, printing presses, and missionary outreach with 1,511,000 tracts sent to fifteen of eighteen Chinese provinces. He invites speeches in April to discuss the cause and answer questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Peking
Waonan
Kar Onkrevn
Pacific Monthly
San Francisco
Panama
Seattle
Shanghai
Hang-Chow
SooChow
Nanking
Ifunan
Vee Poy
Wwe Wissil
Lawrence Jooks
Dior
Uhig
Allen Noah Cameron
Today’s Birthday Celebrities Born This Day
Eugen A Albert famed pi anist and composer born in Glasgow Scotland 38 years ago Henry P Fletcher former U S Ambassador to Mexico born in Green Castle Pennsylvania 40 years ago Robert Hunter sociologist and former Connecticut gubernatorial candidate born in Terre Haute Indiana 46 years ago Purley A Baker leader of the Anti Saloon League born in Jackson County Ohio 62 years ago today
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Eugen A'Albert
Glasgow
Scotland
Henry P. Fletcher
Unite States
Mex
Green Castle
Robert Hunter
Connecticut
Terre Haute
Ind
Purley A. Baker
Anti-Saloon League of America
Jackson County
Ohio
Quebec Vote Signals Tight Senate Pressure on Peace Pact
One year ago today the Province of Quebec backed a narrow vote while French Senate members pressed for strong legal guarantees in the peace treaty to avert future disputes. The dialogue highlighted regional concerns over enforcement and sovereignty as nations seek durable, enforceable commitments.
Historic anniversaries mark writers, fires, and educators
A review of notable dates includes 1775? Willim Hazlitt born and 1845 Pittsburgh fire that destroyed 1,000 buildings with $6,000,000 loss. 1869 Sarah Rush Lincoln dies, 1890 New Tipperary cottages for evicted tenants open in Ireland, 1993 American Line steamer St Paul launched in Philadelphia. Virginia Gildersleeve celebrated in New York for a decade as Barnard dean and Columbia educator. First National Bank praises the Kirtley Ledger for efficiency.
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Willim Hazlitt
London
Pittsburgh
Sarah Rush Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Kentucky
New Tipperary
Ireland
Virginia C. Gildersleen
Nork City
Vier
Barnard College
Mmost
Women’s College
Columbia University
Columbia , University
Gildersleeve
Univer
Barnard
Miss Gildershceve
Henry A. Gildersheve
Supreme Court of
State of New York
Campaign Against H C O L Aims At Economic Reform
Kansas club campaign targets the cost of living with home and family economy topics. The Federation of Woman's Clubs to hold statewide home meetings discussing budgeting, home management, child care, and cooperation with schools and churches for family development.
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Topeka
Kans
Fver
Club
Wony
Kansas
Maso L
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Mda
Cus
Werner
Tte
Ibis
Ibhs
Harris
Saunders to Free After Larceny Conviction Reversed
Topeka April 10 W C Saunders Ottawa music dealer found guilty by a Franklin county jury of grand larceny for stealing an automobile is to go free. Judge C A Smart set aside the verdict. Franklin county county attorney asked the supreme court to stay the order and allow an appeal. The supreme court refused the stay and dismissed the appeal.
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Topeka
W. C. Saunders
Ottawa
Franklin County
C. A. Smart
District Court
Supreme Court
Quit Haskell Farm as Bowman Resigns After Fourteen Years
Jorge Bowman resigns from Haskell Institute farm after fourteen years of service. He plans to return to his home at 2235 Massachusetts Street. Bowman previously ran a Kaw Valley potato farm before joining Haskell. A multiple hitch device to eliminate side draft and eveners will be shown at the tractor show on April 14 by R W Kiser of the state agricultural college, per a report to county farm agent R Q Smith.
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Jorge Bowman
Haskell Institute
Massachusetts Street
Mr. Bowman
Haskell
Kaw Valley
R. W. Kiser
State, Agricultural College
R. Q. Smith
Miig
Berkshire Hills
New England
United States
William Henry Welch
Welch
Johns Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Panama
Britain’s NEW TRUST inquiry urged by MP in Commons
London April S One member of the House of Commons urged Premier Lloyd George to appoint a committee to probe the profits and methods of Great Britain’s newspaper trusts. The request centered on whether newspaper and advertisement prices were fair and reasonable.
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London
Membe
House of
The Greatest Labor Saver on the Market
The Citizens Bank in Lake City markets a labor saving device promising to reduce posting time by at least one third. The ad touts convenience in account lookup and a one letter system. It notes multiple manufacturers backing the system and orders from leading firms to boost profits and cut labor costs. Also mentions rising paper material costs and urges prompt action. Card of Thanks and a breve note about distilled water orders at McNish.
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First National Bank
Pender
Nebr
Kirtley
Citizens Bank
Lake City
Fens
Lasyernee
Diverse church notices mingle in Topeka religious pages
A fragmented church listings page shows services at First Christian, First Methodist, St Luke A.M. E, Trinity Episcopal, Second Christian, and other local churches. Details include ministers, sermon times, youth groups, Sunday schools, and interchurch events with multiple congregations named.
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Eureka
Azrieiy
Advarice
Lawrence Tees
A. R. Keator
Hartford
New York
Franklin
Alcorn
Marbridge
Associated
Associated Press
Aught Bureau of Circulations
Postoffice Inference
Juiience, Kansas
Harvey and
Hays
Cuck Ag
Philippines
Rizal
Tucsi
Manila
Harrison
Philippine
Lola Register
Tom Harley
Congress
Harley
Douglas County
A.W. Logans
Logan
Salina Union
Flie Sri
Sieefriey
Teck
Tyee
Myront
Quebec
SSUB
Haskell Farm
George Bowman
Indian School
England
Trust
WY. Eudaly
Mrs. Elston
Earl and Artis Fudsig
McNish
Everett True
Bitle
Tilo Dietag Mane
Tilo Dietag Mane At Vtltt Mvenina
Edogt
Siesit
Evangelical Association
Amd Ever
E. Corian
Perth
Pat
St. Luke A.M. &. Church
J.T. Smith
Mt Teat
Unitarian Churen
Vermont Street
David Wilson
Iris Saber
Tolstat
Martes
Abe
Iana
Second Presbyterian Church
T. Tunwson
Sumit Sehookida
Madison
Goehring
Brethren In Christ
Freon
Prestar Scilay Gehool, Haas
Et Sut
Laas
P.m
Stark
Science Church of
Sutdecti Lijsense
Death Reale
Atm
Christhan Science
Re Ram
Church -Editio
Titre
Owe Vetry
Firmaute Congregational
Senoul. m
S City
Grethren
Schaol
Areybert Vi
Wat Presbyterian Church
Kherry
Second Christian Church
Nineteenth
Tennessee
St A. RB
McDuoff
S&s
Angen Moeely
Rubles School
Aermon
Mann
Rev
Wright
Parson
Trinity Episcopal Church
Holy
Tanner
Ak Jennings
TV Erlick
West Army
Wood
Bible and Missionary
Lawrence
T.es
M. W. Callahan & Co
Farmers State and Savings Bai
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