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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1923
Page
9
Former President Woodrow Wilson warns that civilization cannot survive materially without spiritual redemption in a call for reform of society. He argues capitalism exploits workers, links Russian revolution to denied rights, and urges democracy to avert irrational upheaval.
The passage warns that American civilization will not endure materially unless redeemed spiritually. It calls on churches political organizations and capitalists to study the task and methods to accomplish it. It frames the path from revolution as clearly marked by human nature and organized society and urges candid dedication to spiritual recovery.
Georgia Senate votes confidence in William Howard Taft as Chief Justice and endorses Andrew Carnegie's legacy. Resolution lauds Taft as a blessing to the nation. Texas report notes extreme heat across cities with weather records and temps reaching over 100 degrees.
Frank Covely of Pottstown kept a 23 year old promise by not opening a rare aged flask until his 43rd birthday. At a July visit he uncorked it with Mrs. Miller, widow of the Bechtelsville Hotel proprietor, sharing the contents at a dinner party. The event occurred amid tears and memories of the long wait. Greece Faces Slave Crisis. Paria, Til 20-The situation in Greece is described as as the gravest by the Belgrade newspapers esp the Novost, says a dispatch to the Matin from the Servian capital. News from Athens is scanty, but it is declared the republican movement is gaining beach evay in the army and that a ministerial crisis is imminent owing to a split in the Venizelist party.
The article records a July 27 report from Concord about U S Senator George TH Moses and Senator Hiram Johnson. It notes their comments on the world court and the League of Nations during a New York speech, reflecting bipartisan caution.
Rotary International council votes to hold the convention in Toronto and Chicago in May or June. The move aims to strengthen international cooperation and support local clubs across Canada and the United States.
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