Christ the Apostle and High Priest Compared to Moses
The passage cites Christ Jesus as supreme over Moses, stating God built all things and Christ leads the faithful as a son over his house. It concludes with a political note: William G. McAdoo made a trial visit to Chicago to meet the GOP but will only have a rear view in the presidential race.
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Holy Brethren
Christ Jesus
Moses
God
Christ
William G. McAdoo
Chicago
Friendship Run and Plowing Precede San Francisco Returns
A brief article notes time for one more Friendship Run and light corn plowing before everyone must gather at bulletin boards to obtain election returns from San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Convention Clash of Noise and Votes
Yesterday at the convention was devoted largely to noise, of which there was more than enough. Today was devoted to votes, the supply of which was much more limited.
Republican platform stained red to block Emporia delegate
William Allen White notes the Republican platform is covered with red spots to keep the Emporia delegate from holding the convention. It is generally known that anything rash has his approval.
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William Allen White
Emporia
Late-night politics at Chicago convention ends in all-night session
After the fourth beast at Chi cago last night the Lawrence people went home to bed. It was far different with the candidates, managers, delegates and boosters at Chicago. The recess of the convention was the senal for an all-night session of politics to be gin.
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Chicago
Nominating Speeches Seeps Into a Classroom Text
Writers suggest that Chicago and San Francisco nominating speeches could form a fine textbook for a course in oral expression. The ample material would also inspire pride in the many capable men in the United States.
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Chicago
San Francisco
United States
German Elections Face Skepticism on Peace Treaty
Allied observers note dwindling German willingness to fulfill treaty provisions amid election fallout. The piece questions why Germany alone is expected to honor the accord, reflecting scepticism about postwar obligations.
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Germany
Prophets scarce as demand in Chicago opening
The supply of prophets appeared smaller than the demand this week. A first class opening at Chicago attracted little interest and Wall Street gambling dried up as bettors refused to risk on the outcome. participation waned and even usual risk takers stayed away.
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Chicago
Wall Street
Army Worm Invasion Tests County Farm Bureau Unity
The army worm invasion demonstrates why the county farm bureau exists. The post prevails through the county and can be checked only by concerted effort of the farmers. The farm bureau provides a medium for united action against the pests.
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Farm Bureau
Old Order Changes as Farmers Rally to Farm Bureau
A reflection on farmers turning to the farm bureau for help, noting the change from harsh critique of high interest to disapproval of low rates. The piece comments that demands shift with time, implying the institution gains value as more farmers seek aid.
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Farm Bureau
Kansans Favor Allen Speech on Wood Nomination
Kansans will likely show bias for Henry Allen’s Chicago address praising General Wood. He used strong material and delivered a clear analytical speech highlighting Wood’s qualifications for president. The governor’s platform presence added force and charm beyond the printed words.
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Henry Allen
Chicago
General Wood
Allen
News Control in the Far East Editorial Letter Denial
Editorial notes a March 27 piece arguing for U S control of Far East news amid quotes from Mrs McClatchy and Senator Phelan. J Russell Kennedy of Kokusai denies the claim he runs Far East territory for Reuters or AP, asserting fourteen years with AP and no truth to cross-claims. The piece contrasts fears of a Kokusai Reuters British arrangement with a Kokusai AP misperception.
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Kokusai
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Far East
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Far Eastern
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Reuter
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Today’s anniversaries show notable births and events
1806 John Roebling born in Prussia, designer of the Brooklyn Bridge, died 1869 in Brooklyn. 1820 St Louis convention framed Missouri constitution. 1845 Oregon boundary treaty settled. 1864 Maximilian and Carlotta enter Mexico City. 1870 Sophia Smith founder of Smith College died. 1900 Lucretia Hale died, born 1820. 1916 Hipolito Irigoyen elected president of Argentina. 1917 Eduardo Dato formed ministry in Spain to observe neutrality.
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Brooklyn Bridge
Prussia
Brooklyn
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St. Louis
Missouri
Oregon
Maximilian
Carlotta
City of
Mexico
Sophia Smith
Smith College
Hatfield
Mass
Lucretia Peabody Hale
Edward Everett Hale
Hipolito Irigoyen
Eduardo Dato
Spain
Birth anniversaries honor era figures and leaders
One year ago today events included New York State troops recording senior notes from the Russian Soviet Embassy in New York City and Allied Powers recognizing the Russian Government at Omsk under Admiral Kolchak. Birth anniversaries remembered include Lady Rhonda of England, Sir Oliver Lodge, Thomas J. Walsh, Charles L. McNary, Stanley Coveleskie, and others with ages reflecting the date.
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New York State
New York City
Omsk
Admiral Kolchak
Lady Rhondde
England
Oliver Lodge
Staffordshire
Thomas J. Walsh
United States
Montana
Two Rivers
Wis
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
Salem
Ore
Stanley Coveleskie
Cleveland
Shamokin
Fiftieth Anniversary of Sophia Smith Death Noted
Events mark Sophia Smith death anniversary at Smith College as various groups convene. Optometrists from across the United States gather in St Louis for their national convention while the international woman suffrage conference in Geneva ends today. Princeton track team sails for London to compete with Oxford on July 8 and Colorado labor groups meet in Denver to discuss joint political action. The Canadian rifle team departs Montreal aboard the Corsican for Bisley competitions next month.
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Smith College
New England
United States
St. Louis
International Woman Suffrage Conference
Geneva
Switzerland
Princeton University
England
Oxford University
London
Colorado State Federation of Labor
Colorado
National Non-partisan League
Denver
National Rifle Association
Bisley
Montreal
The Farm Wife's Lot
A Kansas City Star opinion highlights farm life labor disparity. It cites US Department of Agriculture surveys showing farm housewives log about eleven and a half hours daily, with farm husbands averaging over ten hours in the fields. It argues modernization and on-farm conveniences could ease toil, urging farmers to invest in water, laundry, lighting, and power equipment to halt rural drift.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Illnois
H. J. Waters
Kansas City Star
The Purpose of Flag Day by a Patriotic Instructor
The author extols Flag Day as sacred to the nation and its people. It celebrates the flag as emblem of freedom, education, and civic duty, honoring those who fought for it from the Revolution through World War I. The piece links national ideals to responsibility, government, and universal rights under liberty.
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Argonne
Superman
Kaiser
Gerard
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Rhine
Coblenz
Bingen
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Freedom
Bullfights Planned in Bilbao Autcust Season Opens August 22
Preparations have begun for a brilliant bull fighting season in Bilbao Autcust. Famous fighters Joselito Belmonte Chicuelo Varelito and Fortuna will face bulls from renowned herds. The ring opens August 22 and fights run daily through August 29.
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Spain
Autcust
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Belmonte
Chicuelo
Varelito
Fortuna
Elks Flag Day Ceremonies At Bowersock Theatre
Elks urge public and patriotic groups to attend tomorrow at 3 pm for Flag Day exercises at Bowersock Theatre. Autos provided for elderly attendees. call Elks Club for transport. General Wilder S Metcalf to be principal speaker. Exalted Ruler W M Newmark announces.
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Bowersock Theatre
Elks’ Club
Wilder S. Metcalf
W. M. Newmark
Flag Day Celebration At Bowersock Opera House
Elks invite G A R and allied orders to join Flag Day observance next Sunday at 3 p m in the Bowersock opera house. Gather at 2 45 in front of Eldridge House to enter and take reserved seats by order of Foast Commander Criss. Ss J Churchill, Adjutant. A notable wedding today Miss Maud E Kahn daughter of New York financier and Mrs Otto H Kahn to Captain J C Marriott formerly assistant military secretary at the British Embassy in Washington will be held at the bride’s parents Long Island country home. High school students can spend summer months in special Business College studies.
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Bowersock Opera House
Eldridge House
Maud E. Kahn
New York
Otto H. Kahn
J. C. Oo. Marriott
Washington
Long Island
Business College
Salvation Army and local churches Sunday services
A compact list of morning and evening services at Salvation Army Sandis, Evangelical, Baptist, Methodist, Free Methodist, Church of Christ, Unitarian, Plymouth, United Brethren, Presbyterian, Christian, Episcopal, and Christian Science congregations. Includes sermon topics such as An Experiences of a Saw Mill With Hell Fire and Vision as Talturning Life, children's programs, Sunday schools, and note of German language service at St Paul’s Evangelical.
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Salvation Army Sandis
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Hurlburt
Tina Surday
St. Paul's Evangelical
Nats Street
Theo, Tillmans
Thinvis Street
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