Chicago to Change Channel of River
Chicago plans a 200 foot wide channel through the business district to relieve river traffic congestion. The project includes moving bridges, building five new ones, and excavating 1,000,000 cubic yards at a cost over 3 million dollars. Railroads will shift west to east banks and terminals rebuilt to serve fourteen lines.
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Chicago
Chicago and Northwestern
Chitagd, Burlington and Quincy
Five Young
Dearborn LaSalle
Grand Central
Modernists warned at Walther League convention
At a San Francisco Walther League gathering, Rev. J. W. Behbken cautioned young attendees to beware modernists who praise the Bible and Christ, saying such praise masks denial of biblical inspiration and Christ’s deity. He urged vigilance against flowery language and modernist distortions.
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San Francisco
Young
Peopl
Walther League
J. W. Behbken
Texas
Jesus Christ
Christ
Lady Grace Mackenzie Arrested Over Worthless Check Claim
Esme Mackenzie also known as Lady Grace and Mrs T Jennings was arrested by a deputy on a warrant by G E Bray for issuing a $200 worthless check. She declined immediate interview and arranged a later washing clothing appointment while in custody, arriving via a private yacht from Miami with an aide.
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Tampa
Cassocated Press
J. Brom
Graces
Esme Mackenzie
Lady Grace
T. Jennings
Miama
Hi Tackers Arrested in Kansas City Plunder Case
Report from igifield Kansas dated July 27 notes the arrest of key suspects tied to a band of alleged thieves. A money watch reportedly taken earlier is referenced among recovered items. Public safety officials indicate ongoing investigations and potential charges pending.
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Igifield
Kan
Kers
Buenos Aires
Birthday Party Brings Family Together span
A Grandma Pohl birthday gathering at her son's home featured Edison songs, Kodak photos, and cakes with lemonades and ice cream. Attendees included numerous relatives from Clearfield Wellsville Melvern and Edgerton, with many names listed among guests. The event concluded with gratitude for the pleasant time.
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Pohl
Edison
Kodak Picture
Iere
A. Lawrenz
J. Sturn
Bertha Lawrenz
Messers
Herbert
Lawrenz
John
George
David Sturn
Clearfield
Airs
Leonard
Wellsville
Boyd
Melvern
John Murase
Saint Joan Popular at Berlin Theatres Amid Busy Season
Berlin reports an unusually prolific theatre season with Reinhardt's houses staging Saint Joan the Shaw play drawing the most performers. Pirandello's Six Characters in Search of an Author ran about 79 times and The Deaf Aunt reached around 100 nights as newer works and revivals fill repertoires.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Max
Michael Krather
Lott
Wedekind
Pandora
Strindberg
Julia
Robert and Betram
Americas influence dominates European theaters say critics
Berlin reports that American influence is spreading across Europe, with critics noting American productions and film innovations transforming venues from open air opera to church theatres. Observers compare American pacing, scale, and star power to European traditions, citing Aida productions and Paris casinos as examples of the shift.
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Berlin
A. P
Ameri_a
Germany
Austria
Hellmuth
Barnick
al Anzeiger
America
Vienna
New York
Anfmade
Iinto
Paris
Formacy
Notre Dame
Catholic school planned in China under St Vincent arch abbey
A survey by Rt Rev Aurelius Stehle indicates a Catholic educational complex to be built in China under St Vincent Arch Abbey. The plan includes philosophy and sciences, with a possible preparatory school, a campus site secured, and construction expected soon.
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Peking
Pius XI
Saint Occopius
Lisle
St. Vincent's Arch Abbey
Tocal
War relics offered to Kansas towns for freight
Topeka July 25 5000 pieces of German ordnance and equipment from World War I are allocated to Kansas towns as souvenirs if they pay freight. Maj Gen C C Williams notes items include 13 trench minnowerrors six 150 mm howitzers six eons three machine guns 180 machine guns 24 Uhlan lances 141 howitzer cartridge cases 4 swords 326 sabers 848 Mauser rifles 222 helmets 629 bayonets and 295 saw tooth bayonets.
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Topeka
Washington
Kansas
Faulen
C. C. Williams
Karnak Pill Story From Spearville Man Ends Constipation
A Spearville Kansas farmer, John Krantz, touts Karnak after quick relief from chronic constipation. He credits Karnak pills with curing years of discomfort, improving appetite and energy, and transforming his health. Karnak is sold in Lawrence by The Round Corner in Linwood and by H.E. and theledd in town.
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Lawrence
Linwood
Leddin
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