Roosevelt Wins New Hampshire Delegates in Primary Fight
In the Democratic nominating contest Roosevelt secures New Hampshire eight delegates with unofficial tallies showing a margin near 4,500. Smith won only three cities for delegates at large while a Republican slate loyal to Hoover wins all its seats. The result boosts Roosevelt ahead of Massachusetts and signals continued contests in Minnesota and beyond.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred B. Smith
New York
New Hampshire
Roosevelt
Granite State
Smith
Keene
Berlin
Manchester
Hoover
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Chicago
Notable Colorado Springs Wedding of McCormick and Gimm
Mrs Ruth Hanna McCormick former Illinois congresswoman and Albert G imms of Albuquerque ex congressman wed in Colorado Springs and plan to reside in Albuquerque. The ceremony drew long awaited interest and was expected. Finland ends Lapua rebellion as leaders surrender and face treason trials while Communist International likely financed the bid. Citizens Reconstruction, led by Frank Knox, reports success in recovering hoarded funds to aid trade and restore public confidence.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Illnois
Albert Gimms
Albuquerque
N. M
Congress
Fiinland
Manisala
Tusky
Communist International
Citizens’ Reconstruction Organization
Frank Knox
Chicago
Jesus Dies On Calvary in Historic Crucifixion Lesson
The lesson centers on John 19 17 to 30 with the issue of Christ dying for sinners. It highlights Calvary Golgotha the inscription over the cross and the fulfilling prophecies and finishes with Jesus cry it is finished and his voluntary death. The text urges teachers and pupils to experience Christ death personally and accept redemption.
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Christ
Jesus
Calvary
Golgotha
Jerusalem
Pilate
Satan
God
Bayer Aspirin advertised relief for headaches and pains
An advertisement promotes Bayer Aspirin as a quick daily fix for headaches and systemic pains. It urges keeping tablets handy in a purse to prevent nuisances from disrupting shopping, theatre, or evening plans, claiming relief within about half an hour.
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War Policies Commission
Congress
Commission
Senate
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Judiciary Committee
Bayer
Solemn Thoughts on Tact and Reserve
A collection of aphorisms contrasts tact with kindness and reserve as expressions of respect. Endymion notes tact arises from good heart and refined taste while De Quincey frames time as a test of character, urging Christians to focus life on God and Christ-like conduct.
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Endymion
God
Faiths and fears entwined in Japan’s modern story
Ellery Sedgwick recalls a tale from the Atlantic Monthly about a noble young man who nearly embraced Christianity in Japan. The narrative notes how Buddhism and Christianity both absorb local beliefs, and how a samurai sword and a Bible symbolize a family’s spiritual struggle and impending tragedy.
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Japan
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Edward W. Pickard
Olonel Lindbergh
Morris Rosner
The
Ways
Means Committee
Congressméen
Cullen
D. Sullivan
J. W
McCormack
J. W. Martin, Jr
Atlantic Seaboard
la Guardia
Shanghai
Tsai Ting-kai
Nanking
Changchow
Tsai
Shirakawa
League of Nations Assembly
League
John Simon
Stimson
Amon DE Valera
Irish Free State
William T. Cosgrave
Dail Eireann
de Valera
Fianna Fail
Cosgrave Party
Laborites
Cosgrave
Labor Party
W.t.cosgrave
Ahatma Gandhi
Jamist Ul Ulema
India
William Z. Foster
Rouge River
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Harry Bennett
Ford Service Department
Foster
Harry 8. Toy
Aristide Briand
Cocherel
M. Briand
Germany
Frank B. Kellogg
United States of Europe
Briand
United States
John Philip Sousa
Marine Corps Band
Naval Service
Great Lakes
Burns
Special Economy Committee
Administration
Frank T. Hines
Veterans’ Administration
Bureau
McKellar
King
Tydings
Franklin’ D. Roosevelt
Senator Vandenberg
Gen
Western Newspaper Union
Uniform International
P. B. Stageer
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Ellery.Sedgwick
Atlantic Monthly
Florence
Louise
S& Que
Rinso
Lever Brothers Co. Co
Ridge, Mass
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