Marble Confirmed to Interstate Commerce Commission
The Senate confirmed John H. Marble for the Interstate Commerce Commission. The Wilson Marshall administration is pushing a white ribbon policy with no wines at entertainments. Various officials and events touch Washington including Neill’s reappointment, Tumulty’s Washington start, and a series of crimes, strikes, and incidents across the nation.
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John H. Marble
Interstate Commerce Commission
U. S. Senate
Wilson-Marshall
Wilson
Marshall
Bryan
Joseph P. Tumulty
Washington
Mr. Tumulty
Religious Educators' annual convention opens in Cleveland
President Harry Pratt Judson presides as the decennial convention begins in Cleveland. Congratulatory telegrams and gifts flood the Fifth Avenue home of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Gould after news of the birth of a daughter. The Goulds now have two girls, Eleanor and the newborn.
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Religious Educators’ Association
Harry Pratt Judson
Cleveland
Fifth Avenue
Jay Gould
Miss Gould
Eleanor
Greeks claim 78,450 Turkish prisoners with 20,000 surrounded
Greek military authorities report 78,450 Turkish prisoners including troops from Janina and 20,000 more surrounded at various locations. The Turkish cruiser Hamidieh sunk three Greek transports headed to Scutari near Hagien Ores in the Aegean. Janina fortress, with 32,000 garrison, surrendered after a two day night bombardment, described as a brilliant Bal kan war episode.
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Janina
Hamidieh
Scutari
Hagien Ores
Aegean Sea
Epirus
Terrific dynamite blast devastates Arder Ayrshire region
A massive explosion at Nobel's explosives works in Arder Ayrshire near Glasgow caused widespread destruction. Death toll unknown and hundreds injured as tremors echoed for miles. Other news notes include J P Morgan departing Cairo for Alexandria and German military maneuvers marking Prussia's centennial jubilee.
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Arder
Ayrshire
Glasgow
Scotland
Nobel
Kappa Sigma Alumni Plan Indianapolis Banquet
Indianapolis alumni of Kappa Sigma decide to hold the state banquet in Indianapolis mid next month with delegations from Indiana University Wabash Purdue. A March 22 dance and reception accompany the event. telegram to William G McAdoo from Judge Charles Remaster congratulates the new treasury secretary.
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Indianapolis
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
State House
Indiana University
Wabash College
Purdue University
Charles Remaster
William G. McAdoo
Treasury
Wilson
Kappa Sigma Alumni Association of Indianapolis
Saint Patrick’s Mission and Ireland’s Faithful Light
A devotional tribute recalls Saint Patrick as God's messenger who Christianized Ireland from AD 432 to 493. The piece notes Patrick’s work inspired education across Britain, Scotland, and France, and asserts his influence endures worldwide from Australia to Labrador through missionary labors of the Celt.
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Patrick
Galilee
Saint Patrick
Mecca
Ireland
Britain
Scotland
France
Alfred the Great
England
Caledonia
Isles
Charity
Australia
Labrador
Canada
China
St Patrick Day Reflections Amid Storms and Peace
A reflective piece on St Patrick’s Day noting end of storms and rising peace. It celebrates unity and brotherhood, with bands playing and hope returning as the world shifts from dread to joy. The text evokes traditional symbols and communal cheer.
Resinol Ointment and Soap Promise Quick Skin Relief
Advertisement touts Resinol Ointment stopping itching instantly and Resinol Soap clearing eczema ringworm pimples and blackheads. Claims the blends are gentle for delicate skin and suitable for babies. Offers 50c to 1 dollar ointment and 25c soap with a trial offer from Dept. 3-K Baltimore MD.
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United States
Dept. 3-K
Resinol
Baltimore
Talk of Ireland’s New Flag and Irish Emblems
The golden harp on green, long thought Ireland’s emblem, is claimed to be Leinster’s flag rather than the national banner. Objections arise to adopting it as Ireland’s flag amid discussion of nine other flags none featuring a shamrock. The oldest is the “spear and serpent” flag tied to Gaodhal Glas’s snake bite tale, though prejudice exists against its sinister symbolism.
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Leinster
Ireland
Moses
Ely
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