Officer Tyrel's beat back after illness, Conner returns
Conner, who filled Officer Tyrel's first ward beat during sickness, resumes patrol in East Washington and Brooklyn districts after an attack of appendicitis. Police report he is back on duty on that section. Officer William Ty.
Representative Tinham Advocates International Court Entry
Representative Tinham argues a thirleague conference to establish a permanent international court of justice representing sovereign nations. He contrasts his plan with Lodge’s nine year term for judges and warns against clandestine entry via the League of Nations. He calls America to walk in the light and reject hidden agendas in global governance.
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Crew of whaler reach Durban after crocodile peril
Durban, Africa. The nine crew members of the small 138-ton whaler Normann survived a brutal voyage after a storm trapped them in crocodile infested swamps near Saint Lucia, 200 miles northeast of Durban. They abandoned ship in a lifeboat, battled 15 hours at sea, then trudged through desolate Zulu terrain toward an European outpost 24 miles away before resuming to Durban.
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Long London Church Holds Impressive Long Name
A London church tied to re building work in Cheapside is officially named the Church of Saint Vedes Poster with Saint Michelte Querne Saint Matthew Friday Street and Saint Peter Cheap. Locals, facing the grand title, simply call it St Vedas.
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America Comes of Age Says Walter Eaton on Theatre
Critic Walter Prichard Eaton argues America has reached maturity with stabilized resources and growing interest in American antiquities. He notes a revival of 17th and 18th century plays like Congreve’s Love for Love, the removal of taboos, and a pendulum shift in frankness and morality on the New York stage.
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Weekly Garden Gossip from State College
The article urges winter garden care and pest prevention after Thanksgiving. It notes old vines and debris should be cleared, crops sheltered, and ground prepared with plows and cover crops to deter insects and diseases. Demonstrations in Bucks and Berks Counties show significant vegetable value. George Mellon, veteran streetcar operator, was hospitalized for a health check due to his long illness.
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