Missionaries to Meet October 24 in Baltimore
The General Executive of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church will meet in Baltimore from October 24 to 31. Addresses speakers include Dr. John R. Mott and Bishop W. F. McDowell, with Mary Woolley and others reporting on the China commission and education.
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Chicago
Woman's ‘Foreign Missionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Evelyn Riley Nicholson
Nicholson
Thomas Nicholson
United States
Woman's In Foreign Missionary Society
Society In Foreign Lands
John B. Mott
W. F. McDowell
Washington
F. J. McConnell
Pittsburgh
Mary Woolley
Mt. Holyoke
Commission On Education
China
F. B. Fisher
Calcutta
India
Lulin
W. B. Thirkield
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Mexico
Ida Scudder
Vellore
Tacius
Anton Bast
Copenhagen
Kontas
Jesse Jones
Phelps Stokes Commission
Africa
M . F. Lindsay
Minneapolis
Francis J. McConnell
Dittsburgh
William F. McDowell
Washington, D. C
Charles Spaeth
Madison
N. J
Florence Hooper
Crises Illuminate Business Cycles Says Minnesota Dean
Minneapolis reports Dean George W. Dowrie of the University of Minnesota School of Business says business crises are normal cycles tied to monetary and banking systems. He argues wars did not cause recent mood declines and urges Fed action to temper credit when industry needs restraint.
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Minneapolis
Minn
George W. Dowrie
School of Business
University of Minnesota
Dean Dowrie
Federal Reserve Board
Wedding Expenditures Hit 5 Million Yen In Japan
Tokyo Aug 22 The Prince Regent and Princess Napako Kuni wedding aims for simplicity with total costs around 5 million yen Two thirds cover marriage preparations gifts and related items while one third funds the ceremony construction banquets and procession special buildings. The betrothal gift is a small sword with the imperial chrysanthemum crest crafted by Osaka smiths The bride’s trousseau includes foreign dresses kimono crowns and necklaces valued at 1 9 million yen ceremonial robes from Kyoto cost 20 000 yen and twenty chests of Dahwyn wood carvings hold kinwyu for the four seasons The Imperial Banquet hosted by the Empire will entertain three thousand guests as the first in a series of celebrations the nation views as significant.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Torincess Napako Kuni
Osaka
Trousseau
Kyoto
Laeven
Still Assault in Egypt Targets British Officer Pigott
In Alexandria the latest attack on Lieutenant Colonel Arthur Frederick Hamilton Pigott marks the sixteenth in a series of assaults on British subjects in Egypt. The shooter struck on Kadiel Padl street as the Royal Army Pay Corps officer walked to his office, leaving him wounded but alive after urgent care and hospital treatment. European residents in Egypt express strong indignation at the renewed violence amid nationalist tensions and calls for the return of Said Zaploul Pasha.
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Egypt
Ale
Arthur Prederick Hamilton Pigott
Said Zaploul Pasha
Pigott
Royal Army Pay Corps
Kadiel Padl Street
Abdel_ Meg
Kadi el Fadl Street
Abhagsich
Students Make Pottery at State Normal Pittsburg
Pittsburg Kansas August 22 pottery students at the State Manual Training Normal have finished firing one hundred useful articles. All baking and glazing is done at the city pottery department. Several high schools send pottery to the Normal when they lack kilns. Clay from Pittsburg shale pits is shipped out by the Normal. Many calls for the day are received, per department heads.
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Pittsburg
Kan
State Manual Training Normal
Stork Parties Reported Across Four Town Homes
A physician notes multiple stork parties in the town within 24 hours. In four homes visited, two dozen attendees observed, including a birth event with twins at one residence. The report references local residents Clements and Little Inwood.
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Clements Law
Ittleinwoodl
Alis Physitian
Mendota High School Bans Cosmetics in Education Reform
Mendota Indiana high school bans vanity items and cosmetics for students and female teachers, replacing with a physical education program. Board of Education orders that powder, rouge, lipsticks, mirrors, and similar cosmetics be prohibited in school buildings and surroundings to keep time and decorum focused on instruction.
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Mendota High School
Mendota Board of Education
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Democatie choice and local nominee questioned
Fragmentary text questions who was nominated as Democratic candidate, mentions pastor, Prospect Lutheran Church, and Vie Rapids area. It also asks who sells 90 percent of tires in Lawrence and mentions Fritz.
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Veyneton
Democratie Choien
Vie Rapids
Une Repuby
Lawrence
Fritz
Persian student walks to Iowa for summer course
Abo Gahkfen Bakhtiar, a young Persian man, walked across the continent to study at the University of Iowa Summer Course after missing a needed program at Columbia. He traveled from Teheran, worked various jobs, learned Persian and Arabic, and earned a chance to study in America through influential Persian benefactors. He plans to return to Persia to pursue further studies and uplift his homeland.
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Gahkfen Bakhtiar
University of Iowa
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Columbia University
New York City
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Columbia
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Mecca
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America
New East Reef
New York
Sam Zo
Parsi
Alice
Wu Ting-Fang’s Last Memoir Attacks Li Yuanhung Regime
A Canton memorandum from Wu Ting-Fang, late Chinese minister, argues Li Yuanhung is a private outil used by northern militarists. It insists the South China government’s collapse proves opposition to Peking and notes Wu’s stance against the northern regime.
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Ching
Lie Yusn-linge
Wu ‘Tine-Fang
Canton
Washington
Republic of China
Sun Yatsen
Peking
China
Wrapply
Chen Chimuyi-ming
South China
Laundry Case Up August 30 at Topeka
The Associated Sent ies of Kansas sue the Industrial Court over the latest Women's wage order affecting laundry and factory workers. The hearing before Judge Whitcomb in Shawnee County district court is scheduled for August 30.
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Associated Sen Tries
Kansas
Industrial Court
Whitcomb
Shawnee County
Atlas Mounts Plan To Resume Stone Mountain Memorial Work
Preparations near completion to restart the Confederate memorial on Stone Mountain's east side near Atlanta. Sculptor Gutzon Borglum, commissioned by the United Daughters of the Confederacy, returns to Atlanta to finalize night-time projection methods for heroic figures carved into the granite. The project, halted by World War I demands, will feature towering figures of soldiers and leaders, with the site offering a national park-like view. Stone Mountain, 15 miles west of Atlanta, rises 686 feet with a vast granite monolith.
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Uncle Sam
America
Robert Bo Tne
Davis
Moylan
Pete
Reta Pasvide
Daughters of the Confederacy
Stone Mountain
Ailanty
Markets Report Mix of Cattle and Dairy Prices Across Cities
Kansas City markets show butter and creamery fats steady with modest gains in poultry. Cattle in Chicago move unevenly with steers and veal entries, hogs active but variable, and overall mixed conditions across beef and pork sectors.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Anand SA
Eskimo girl returns home with missionary family
A nine year old Eskimo girl from Ottawa was brought back by Mrs. John Kilbuck, longtime Alaska missionary. The Kilbucks plan to educate and reside in Ottawa, after the missionary husband died recently in Alaska.
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Ottawa
John Kilbuck
Alaska
Notice summaries from Douglas County court records and appointments
A garbled notice collection reports Herbert Wiley sentenced for assault in Dowell County and a murder conviction in Douglas County with a request for a commutation. It also references an August i docket appointing an administrator for M. C. Bales’s estate in Nassau County and warns all interested parties to act accordingly. The notices appear from Lawrence Journal World and mix multiple unrelated items with unclear dates and locations.
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Betis
Mini & Power
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Dellinger
Cflest
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Parm Morte Thist Company
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Lawrence
M. C. Bales
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