Roosevelt Denounces Race Suicide Theory Calls Massachusetts Birth Rate Below Deaths
New York April 30. In a letter to the editor Roosevelt rebukes an article in The Doctor in the Public School and condemns race suicide theories. He argues well to do families trend to die out and threaten the survival of the fittest, urging caution against such ideas and praising vigilance against officials and currency corruption. The piece cites John Cronin of the New York medical inspectors as author.
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New York
Review of Reviews
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
John A Cronin
The
Conor of Medical Inspectors
Methodism in Japan marks new era for church
Tokio reports the Nippon Kyokwai General Conference signaling Japan’s Methodists become a self standing church within the worldwide Methodist family. The move ends Japan as a missionary field. initial membership is 11 650 with over a hundred native ministers. United States and Canada Methodist bodies will support joint efforts from abroad.
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Nippon Methodist
Kyokwal
Methodical Church of Japan
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Far East
Japan
Methodist Church
General Conferences
United States
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Canada
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Methodist Church of Japan
Manchester to Celebrate Centennial of Amoskeag Canal Opening
Manchester plans a May 16 ceremony marking the 100th anniversary of the Amoskeag canal opening. The event, staged by the Manchester Historical Society, includes several papers and addresses on the canal’s origins and Samuel Bradgett who opened it.
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Manchester
Amoskear Canal
Manchester Historical Society
Addrassen
Samual Bradgett
Daughters of Revolution Arrive for National Convention
Daughters of the American Revolution in Wheeling West Virginia arrive for the national convention expected to last two days. The event opens tomorrow with officials planning formal activities and sessions for members from across the country.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Bagi
The Theatrical Flock Preview at Newburyport Theater
A Newburyport note previews a week long convention and theater program led by Mrs. Db. Phoenix Ingraham of New York City. The Isle of Hong Bong musical extravaganza tours Syracuse and Maysle Hall with a starred cast including Doris Goodwin Elfreda Buessing and John W. Ransone.
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New York City
Syracuse
B.C
Whitney
Journaey
Gus Scholke
Gus’ Scholke
Pogi- Uong
Riend
John W. ‘Ransone
Conutratto
Forrest Tuft
Waller Ware
Maysle Hall
Milas Wolhind'n Play Delights Newburyport Critics
A Thursday attraction features Milas Wolhind'n in a new play praised for strong performance by the cast led by Miss Harland. The production, described as well staged with a lively mix of ballads and comedy, highlights the interpretive skill of Hela and Tolland with THAMA REI t Wall providing pleasant and melodious entertainment.
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Snykha
Newburyport
Milas Wolhind
Whield
Pat
Jer Waliirad
Idea
Matthew Warry
Ji Mish Hela
Hie Inirden
Miss Harland
Wall
Miss Tolland
Thama Rei T Wall
George Sidney to appear on Masle radio Friday
George Sidney joins Mig Mi and HecOMM edition to promote a musical comedy. The well known actor returns to the stage, featuring new mites and faces in Husy Ivay's Vacition at the Masle theatre audience.
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Mite
Atombles
George Sidney
Will Cane
Mi & Hecomm
Husy Ivay
Mr. Sidney
Theatregong
Dollar Dinner for Bryan Highlights New Jersey Event
In Newark on May 1 the Peppe's Lobby hosts a dollar dinner to honor William J. Bryan. Tickets are in high demand as attendance is expected to surge. The event remains nonpartisan with Bryan focusing remarks on initiative and referendum reforms urged by the Jouby.
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Bryan
Newark
Pepe's
William J. Bryan
Aleates
Navy training station proposed for Great Lakes area
Reports from multiple regions note financial and industrial updates including Bordén Company stock expansion plans, a proposed Navy training station at Lake Bluff near Chicago with an estimated cost around 2 million dollars, and changes in postage rates between Great Britain and Canada set to begin May 1 for four years to boost UK publications' reach. Dublin prepares for a major Irish international exhibition opening next Saturday as many Americans plan to visit. Baseball season opens in McKeesport and surrounding towns with all clubs strengthened for a bright campaign ending September 15.
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Navy Department
Great Lakes
Lake Bluff
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Dublin
America
Ireland
McKeesport
Pennsylvania
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Maryland
Teagu
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Braddock
Uniontown
Steubenville
East Liverpool
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Charleroi
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