Radioplane War Opens With Royal-Cooled Peace Bid
In a parallel wartime tale, U S president and King Edward II convene at the White House after a dramatic radioplane fleet rescue. A humane pact forms as they vow to end war, with tales of personal loss and national duty shaping their joint mission.
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China
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Lights in the Night Chapter XXII
The King and British officers visit an American naval club in Central Park New York for a high level meeting with U S officials. Admiral Barr and officers greet the monarch as the king announces approval of their wartime actions and hints at forthcoming announcements.
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Indian Barbarity. Jeptha to Be a Sculptor
A Judge quotes a crusty remark about a boy named Jeptha choosing sculpture over more violent life. The wry dig reflects a frontier era view on art versus danger.
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Jeptha
Paul Before Roman Authorities in Acts 22 23
In Acts 22 23 Paul stands before Roman commander Lysias and the Sanhedrin as Jewish rulers clash over accusations. A plot to kill him is thwarted by Paul's nephew and Lysias with a guarded night send to Cesarea where Felix will take charge. The lesson frames Paul as a steadfast citizen under God and a witness destined for Rome.
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Suffragette Julia Pankhurst Plans American Tour
Mrs. Julia Pankhurst head of the National Women's Social and Political Union sails for America October 13 to coach militant suffragists. She will begin in Boston October 22 with lectures in Hartford Springfield Worcester and later New York Carnegie Hall. She aims to tour the West, praising energetic Western women.
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London
Eng
Julia Pankhurst
National Women’s Social and Political Union
America
Pankhurst
United States
Carnegie Hall
New York
Grant Stands Pat On Uniform At Temperance Parade
General Frederick D. Grant, in Chicago, says he is willing to leave the army or make personal sacrifices to advance the temperance cause. He supports appearing in uniform at the prohibition parade as a law and order demonstration and would consider himself derelict otherwise. He hopes the controversy will boost the temperance movement.
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Ill
Frederick D. Grant
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Ripper Kills Woman in St. Petersburg Beings Serial Case
Police hunt a Jack the Ripper figure in St. Petersburg after three women are stabbed and robbed. Each victim bears a note claiming the killer takes their money as his sea for freeing the earth of woman kind. Authorities deem the murderer insane.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Jack, the Ripper
Darkness Ends Long Flight at Johannisthal
Rougier completed 130 rounds of the course in the distance and Michelin prizes, covering 80.6 miles in 2 hours 41 minutes 50 seconds. He maintained 100 to 140 feet altitude before descending due to darkness.
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Johannisthal
Germany
Rougier
Michelin
Cooke Elected Supreme Justice From Fourth District
Springfield announces George A. Cooke was formally declared elected to the supreme court representing the Fourth judicial district by Gov. Deneen. Cooke defeated Milton Mc Clure of Beardstown by 2201 votes. Socialist candidate J. H. Hanley received 1231 votes in the district.
Girl to Take Her Baby to Prison
Logan Iowa Mrs Anna Lind aged 18 has been convicted in district court of wearing male attire and burgling a store at night with burglarious intent She will take her infant to prison with her.
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Iowa
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Minnesota Grew Wins Battenberg Cup Boat Race
The cutter crew of the United States ship Minnesota won the Battenberg cup race. The Louisiana finished second and the British cruiser Drake came third.
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New York City
United States
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