Ten Commandments of Patriotism Subject For Bible Class Speaker
Edward Delaplaing spoke on the Ten Commandments of Patriotism during Constitution Week at Grace Reformed Church. He urged citizens to strive for self improvement, fidelity to neighbor and God, study of patriots, love of country, respect for the flag, obedience to law, readiness to defend the nation, and loyalty to high ideals, framing citizenship as duty.
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Muilders
Bible Claws
Grace Reformed Shurch
Edward & Delaplaing
The
Republic
America
Washington
Franklin
Jefferson
United States
Sulncoln
Nalles
Cermaty
Cty
London
New York City
Chicago
United States of American
Spurned lover kills woman's father in Cumberland
William Edward Riley, 68, a long time Mickley Foundry worker, is shot to death by Gabriel Roberts after Roberts is spurned in marriage to Miss Riley. Roberts then shoots Miss Riley in bed, leaving her in critical condition at Western Maryland hospital. State's Attorney offers 500 reward for Roberts, who fled in another car and has ties to a foreign bootlegging colony.
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Cumberland
William Edward Riley
Gabriel Roberts
Bessie
Riley
Roberts
Miss Riley
Western Marsland
Pittsburgh
Barnard
Detroit
Lfelong
Mickeiy Foundry and Machine Company
Hanse
Woolley Tops Season With Big Canterbury Performance
Frank Woolley, famed English cricketer, scored the season's high at Canterbury driving Maidens to 270 in a match. Woolley stands six feet four, bats and bowls left handed, renowned for his all round skill in the present campaign.
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Caterbury
Frank Woolley
England
Attacks Father With Axe Leaves Pottstown Man Near Death
In Pottstown Pennsylvania on September 24 Charles Gilbert 35 reportedly mentally deranged attacked his father James W. Gilbert 50 with an axe at their home 509 North Charlotte Street. The father sustained a seven inch chest wound piercing the pleural cavity injuring the left lung and a fractured rib. He was taken to Pottstown Hospital where doctors feared for his life as the son surrendered after police threatened to shoot and was jailed.
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Pottstown
Charles Gilbert
James W. Gilbert
Pottstown Hospital
Gilbert
Gilberts
North
Charlotte Street
Largest eel caught near Marietta estimated at 3 feet 5 inches
Tohn Shields of Front Street netted an eel said to be the largest from the Snoquehanna river at this point. The fish measured 3 feet 5 inches and weighed 7 pounds 12 ounces after a half hour struggle before capture.
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Marietta
Tohn Shields
Front Street
Snoquehanna
Killed When Trolley Strikes Auto Near Schenectady
Four people died and two were injured in a crash near Schenectady when an automobile was struck by an interurban trolley car. Local authorities investigated the collision and the victims were identified as occupants of the car.
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Schenectady
Here
Popular Fall Shades Blues and Beiges Dominant This Fall
Color trends show blue, black, and beige leading fall fashion palettes. Designers highlight versatile neutrals and bold accents for outerwear and accessories. A mix of classic and modern silhouettes appears across runways.
Oklahoma Court to Oust Military in Sheriff Office
Developments expected this week as County Sheriff RD Sanford moves to file quo warranto against the Oklahoma Supreme Court to remove the military from the sheriff’s office Tulsa. Notice signed by Rep W B Disney and local attorney M M Hates cites Adjutant General B W Markham General McSherren Colonel TL J Wead and Captain TL L Donoahue as defendants in the action set for Oklahoma City next Thursday.
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Tulsa
Okla
Military Commission
Sherif RD
Sanford
Okklahoma Supreme Court
Oklahoma City
Tsrigadler
Charles J. McPherron
W. B. Disney
Oklahoma
M. MM. Hates
B. W W. Markham
McSherren
TL J. Wead
TL L. Donoahue
Oklahoma City News on Walton War and State Legislature
Oklahoma City reports a pause in martial law solutions as Governor Walton remains in seclusion. Military courts are idle in Oklahoma City and Tulsa while observers await a path forward. The house session, called by reformers to probe Walton’s acts, faces a fight with Walton branding it a Ku Klux Klan demonstration and threatening force to disperse. Leaders warn court action may decide the impasse, with no clear outcome expected soon.
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Oklahoma City
Ohio
J. C. Walton
Ku Klos Klan
Tulsa
State House of Representatives
Walton
Walfan
Tle
B. Us Markham
W. D. Melee
Stephens County
Intricately Carved Ivory Roses Framing Velvet Girdle
Fragment describes ivory roses intricately carved joining to form the girdle of a black velvet sag. The text hints at ornate jewelry or fabric ornamentation, mentioning ivory work linked with a velvet garment. No clear event or person specified.
Plans for new system of water transportation
St Louis plans to create the Standard Unit Navigation Company to run inland waterway freight like rail. Small, paddle driven barges linked as trains would move one to three car loads, with divisions along rivers and towboats delivering barges between division points. Service expected to begin next summer after trials and contracts.
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St. Louis
A. P
Standard Unit Navigation Company
Mississippi
Carl J. Baer
Mr. Baer
Becin
Letter from Stevenson Shows Love of Nature
London Sept 4. A revealed 1875 letter to Lady Colvin shows Robert Louis Stevenson calling himself miserable and perverse while praising nature and the simple joys of life. He brands himself R T Metchot Stevenson of Bedlam and laments difficulties with trains letters and engagements but urges doing god work through nature worship. An advertisement for a vegetable pill follows.
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London
Mall
Robert Louis Stevenson
Lady Colvin
Emepire Review
Thad
Ligting
R. T. Metchot Stevenson
Bedlam
Blue Sky Reflections and Tragic Auto Death
Fragmented OCR describes rosy visions of nature and a cheerful note about life under blue skies. It reports Mrs Otto Tustiss, 25, shooting Dewett Turner in an automobile in Atlants, Cia on Sept 24, claiming unrequited love, then holding the victim's head as an ambulance arrived.
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Elisa
Atlants
CIA
Otto Tustiss
Dewett Turner
Unknown Thessalian City Unearthed Near Constantinople
An unknown city in Thessaly has been officially reported with relics unearthed. Sotiriou led the dig, predicting further explorations could stun the archaeological world. Separately, a major football clash pits the United States Military Academy against the University of Tennessee at West Point on September 20.
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Constantinople
Thessaly
Sotiriou
United States Military Academy
University of Tennessee
West Point
Grace Walters Praises Tanlac After Recovery
Miss Grace Walters a Baltimore dancer and model describes a severe breakdown last spring while performing in the West. She credits Tanlac with restored sleep appetite and steady nerves, noting a gain of six pounds and the ability to sleep twelve hours. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
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Grace Walters
Friendsbury St
Baltimore
West
Miss Walters
Taniac
Tanlac
Greece blameless in Janina murders report says
The international commission reports Greece acted to find the killers of General Belleni and associates in the Albanian boundary commission. It declares Greece blameless and not liable for indemnity to Italy, with the Italian delegate the sole dissenter. The commission’s report goes to the Paris council of ambassadors tomorrow.
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Athens
International Commission
Janina
Belleni
2000 Cities Want Air Mail Service Extension
Two hundred cities and towns not served by transcontinental air mail urge post office fliers to visit their communities. The Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce released the statement. The St. Louis Board of Trade will intensify efforts over the next ten days. New York Chamber of Commerce seeks air mail links between New York and Boston Pittsburgh Los Angeles Minneapolis Seattle Detroit Atlanta New Orleans and Dallas.
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Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade of St. Louis
New York Chamber of Commerce
Boston
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
Seattle
Detroit
Atlanta
New Orléans
Dallas
Mail Stolen From Neenah Baggage Room
Five sacks of mail were stolen from the Chicago and Northwestern baggage room in Neenah Wisconsin. The bags reportedly contained some registered matter. Police are investigating the theft and reviewing security footage and nearby deliveries.
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Wisconsin
Neenah
Wis
Chicago and Northwestern
Sea Moonshine Latest From Off Shore Fleet
Atlantic City Sept 24 federal customs inspectors report bootleggers off the coast are manufacturing moonshine in stills aboard ram runners beyond the three mile limit. Smugglers once delivered high grade liquor from the West Indies but supply depleted, they now produce locally with counterfeit labels and sell sea moonshine at lower prices.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Sec
West Indies
Pigeon Dies After Fall in New York Streets
A brown and white carrier pigeon with bands Win 834-1 F 23 and 6388 was found dead on Chambers Street near Broadway. The bird, likely stunned by a pole strike or exhausted by rain, succumbed shortly after.
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New York
Chambers Street
Broadway
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