Death of Lieut Col Earl H Ellis Confirmed
Marine corps in Washington issued a statement denying any mystery about Lieut Col Earl H Ellis death at Parao in the Caroline Islands. War department announced 252152 officers and enlisted men across services will receive summer instruction.
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Parao
Caroline Islands
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National Guard
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Ruthenberg Convicted In Michigan Syndicalism Case
The portrait of Charles B Ruthenberg of Cleveland Ohio notes his conviction in St Joseph Michigan for syndicalism under Michigan law. He faces up to ten years in prison and a $5000 fine. He is executive secretary of the Workers Party of America and former Socialist mayoral candidate.
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Cleveland
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Michigan
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Minerva Olson
Scrittal
Rothenberg
American Legion
Communist Party
Portrait of Judge Dingeman as one man grand jury
The article profiles Judge Harry Dingeman of St. Joseph Michigan famed as a one man grand jury in the House of David inquiry. It recounts Mary Purnell wife of King Benjamin Purnell describing divine revelations and her marriage in 1880 and noting two children including a deceased daughter and a son described as mentally irresponsible.
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St. Joseph
Mich
House of David
Benton Harbor
Michigan
Mary Purnell
Benjamin Purnell
Mary
Benjamin
Man
Jesus Christ
Ohio
Annie Jump Cannon Named Among Nation's Great Women
A National League of Women Voters panel selected twelve living American women as the greatest. Annie Jump Cannon, born 1863 in Dover Delaware, is noted for long period variable star observations with a six inch telescope, a 220000 star spectral catalogue, 200 discovered variables, three new stars, and an honorary Royal Astronomical Society membership. She has been associated with Harvard College Observatory since 1897 and later as curator of astronomical photographs. Her degrees span Wellesley, Delaware, and Groningen. Her home is Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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Jane Addams
Carrie Chapman Catt
Julia Lathrop
Edith Wharton
Annie Jump Cannon
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Dover
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Wellesley
University of Delaware
University of Groningen
Holland
Royal Astronomical Society
Cambridge
Mass
Iowa News Digest Roundup Highlights Civic Affairs Culture and Accidents
A long list of Iowa notices covers a Greenfield fatal run over, Pearl Appel’s Chicago music honors, a 3000 student summer school enrollment forecast, plus library additions like Antiphonaria. Also reported are a dynamite cap accident, Graceland principal tenure, Poppy Day protests, a Fort Dodge slaying appeal, and state project plans for 1923 24.
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Iowa
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Lamoni
Cedar Rapids
Germany
William C.olander
Berthold Halfpap
Fort Dodge
Goovernor Kendall
United States Supreme Court
Olander
Board of Control
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Oskaloosa
Mason City
Peters
Glenwood
Missouri
Mulcatine
Cre
Don R. Stauffer
Eldon
R. J. Riley
R. W. Cassady
Cassaily
Iowa Good Roads Association
Des Moines
Towa
California
Patten
Beach
R. S. Herrick
State Horticultural Department
Luther Burbank
Herrick
C. G. Patten
Charles City
L. A. Beach
Ames
Burbank
Melvin Stoecker
State Farm Bureau
Safeguarding Our Constitution by A Bloomfield address
In a Pennsylvania System Veteran Employer Association banquet speech, Justice William I Schaffer warned against proposals to strip Congress of power to declare acts unconstitutional. He argued such changes would place total authority in Congress, eroding judicial checks. He stressed railway brotherhoods' insistence on constitutional safeguards and preserving the Constitution as is.
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Chicago and North ‘“Western Railway
Pennsylvania System
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Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
Iit
Justice Schafer
Feliway Brotherhood
Washington
Dust in the Hat Stuns Indianapolis Shopper
An Indianapolis bank bond clerk shows a spring hat to a weary customer who rejects each item until the wearer smiles and presents a small black toque. The clerk notes the hat is right but questions where the handbag and crackers referenced by the customer are, revealing a humorous miscommunication.
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Indianapolis
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