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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1925
Page
4
Religious Education Association to Convene in Milwaukee Led by Dr. Cowling
The Religious Education Association begins its annual convention today in Milwaukee with Dr. Donald J. Cowling presiding. Cowling, a prominent theologian and educator, has led Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota for over fifteen years after rising from Baker University. Born in Cornwall England, he moved to America in infancy and built a career in philosophy and biblical studies.
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The
Religious Education Association
Milwaukee
Donald J. Cowling
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Cornwall
England
America
Lebanon Valley College
Yale
Baker University
Kansas
Baker
Cowling
Coolidge pledges arms parley tied to Dawes reparations
A public address in New York a year ago reports President Coolidge calling for a new arms parley if the Dawes plan succeeds. The Scottish kilt is claimed by some as the national dress but is primarily worn in the Highlands and not popular in the Lowlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coolidge
Scotland
Highlands
Lowlands
Callous World Shapes Response to War Deaths and Disasters
The Springfield Republican argues public indifference to heavy losses stems from wartime exposure to organized destruction. It notes tornado and flood horrors differ by sensational impact, cites global population loss, and links quicker news spread to a numbness despite ongoing catastrophes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Republican
Johnstown
Crime News Coverage Debate in The Press
Analysis argues front page crime reporting mirrors public interest and moral instincts. Editor defends newsworthiness, warns against censorship and external attempts to sanitize journalism while stressing that true morality comes from within individuals.
Waiting for Rain in Ouachita Parish
The piece notes a desperate need for rainfall across Ouachita Parish and surrounding areas as crops suffer. It reflects on shared concern among townsfolk and farmers, the communal hope for rain, and the prayers offered for relief. The author urges united gratitude if rain arrives and prayers are fulfilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouachita Parish
Forbidden Indian Rites Prompt State’s Limits on Dying Traditions
A Colorado case draws the line on religious liberty amid controversy over tribal dances and alleged child burial. The coroner’s jury found a medicine man’s act of burying an 18 day old infant, as part of a ritual, to be an atrocity that cannot be tolerated in a civilized state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Belf
Science of Peace Proposed by Owen Young at Hopkins
In a Johns Hopkins address Owen D Young argued there is a science of war but no science of peace. He urged studying peace as a deliberate national goal, suggesting a Secretary of Peace and mobilizing scientific insights to prevent war. He warned preparedness harms nations and called for education and policy based on facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns Hopkins University
Owen D. Young
League of Nations
United States
Mr. Young
S.S.S
Cross Word Puzzle Suggestions
Start with confidently solvable entries to gain crossing letters. The clues cover ship terms and common words, with entries ranging from 1 Across to 64 Proceed, including habitats, bodies of water, and anatomical terms.
Grand Street Theatre Shines With Pathe Subjects
The News-Star notes April 22 1910 Monroe events about cinema and community clubs. Pathe subjects headline the Grand Street Theatre program with Tobacco Culture Uncle's Money Wild Birds in Their Haunts and A Willful Dame. Local social scenes include Mrs F G Hudson hosting Afternoon Five Hundred, Jersey stock exhibition by Travellers Rest manager Major J Shaw Jones, and Book Club meeting with A A Gunby presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star
Grand Street Theatre
Pathe
Monroe
J. Shaw Jones
Jersey
Book Club
Mre
A. A. Gunby
W. N. Potts
G. M. Crook
W. E. Allen
W. L. Jones
J. S. Hill
Sallie Mathews
Lida Stubbs
Mamie Miller
Lida Benton
Medicine Man Known as Mormon Joe Jailed for Murder
A medicine man called Mormon Joe was jailed after a fatal killing. He later murdered a cellmate who had denounced him for murdering a baby in the name of religion. The incident sparks debate on official interference and whether Indians should be free to practice old customs.
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Mormon Joe
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le Doux Smith
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A. R. Taylor
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