War on Marriage Promoted by Archbishop Ireland
Archbishop Ireland of St. Paul issues a message to clergy and laity aligning Catholic marriage with divine law in response to Pope Pius X encyclical. He asserts marriage as a sacramental union, condemns divorce, and stresses priestly oversight to prevent haste and ensure spiritual grace.
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St. Paul, Minn
John Ireland
St. Paul
Pius X
Eorentonio
Natal
Jielulie
Iis Deerees
Atperlen
Pagar
Ireland
Cement Plant Reopens At Craigsville With 1200 Workers
The Virginia Portland Cement Company near Craigsville resumes operations in Staunton, Va, after a shutdown, hiring about 1,200 men starting March 30. The plant revives full force as workers return and production restarts.
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Staunton
Virginia Portland Cement Company
Craigsville
Carnegie Urges Temperance at Pratt Institute
New York March 28 Andrew Carnegie told Pratt Institute evening class members liquor ruins lives and that discipline and ambition matter. He cited Grant as an example of restraint and praised employers who promote capable workers, ending with a caution about choosing better role models over idle virtue.
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New York
Fife
Andrew Carnegie
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
C Grrant
Grant
Carnegie
Youth Shot During Escape Attempt Near Second and Tasker
A youth was shot while trying to escape a policeman at Second and Tasker and died at St Agnes Hospital. A mother pleaded at his bedside, saying she knew he did not mean to harm, as the boy lay wounded and unsteady before passing away.
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Uchiladelphia Press
Rolbasan
St. Agnes Hospital
Seb Sone Motes
Speaker Cannon Meets Sherman in Washington Exchange
The exchange recounts Speaker Cannon, smoking, greeting Representative J. S. Sherman of New York. Sherman predicts Roosevelt’s exit leaves Cannon poised for the presidency. Cannon humorously recalls Bil Devine in a rural anecdote to illustrate readiness and resolve.
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Cannon
Pennsylvania Avenue
J. S. Sherman
New York
Joe
Sherman
Roosevelt
Jim
Bil Devine
Devine
Code of Vengeance in Kentucky Feuds Explained
A Southern writer discusses Kentucky feuds where killings stem from the perceived dishonor of female relatives. The piece portrays a cultural code justifying lethal retaliation to restore family honor, with examples of how kin dispatch violators and return the affected woman to her kin.
Building a New Church By Night Supporters Work Late
Virginia undertakers fight a state registration bill while a Kansas City church group labors through nights to raise funds and build a new church. The Yecker Avenue Baptist Church began three years ago and now undertakes a large building project driven by volunteer labor and lantern light.
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Kansas City
Ker Avenue
Khem
Wilt BL. Jinins
Harms
California Woman Sets States Long Sleep Record
Mrs Revich Hawkins at the County Hospital in Los Angeles has surpassed all records for long sleep in California. She lies in a catalytic trance on a cot for the fifty second day of sleep since February 5 when admitted to the hospital and has spoken only two words since.
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Los Angeles
Revich Hawkins
Financial Bill Aims to Stabilize Currency and Bank System
National banks would issue up to 500 million dollars in currency during stringency, collateralized by U S bonds and selected bonds, with a progressive tax to withdraw notes after emergencies. The measure, likely to pass the House, aims to strengthen finance and prevent future panics. Washington politics show race tensions, a streetcar assault case, and debate over party splits with Hepburn Roosevelt on a legislative push before Congress adjourns.
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Eee
Senate
United States
House
Wshington
Tale
Timbuctoo
Washington
Aw Ullal Cde
Pabiie Selmols
Bendoco
Congress
Alabama
Dweflin
Pennsylvanian Avenue
Dlevlin
Heflin
Tion
Republican Party
Yar
Hepburn
Cannon
Mr. Hepburn
Mr. Roosevelt
Judiciary
Mac. Hepburn
Tommy's Acts of Kindness Through the Street
A tale from Ladies Home Journal recalls Tommys generous deeds. He says he has done much good by giving a new hat, the cooks shoes, a lame vellera's suit, and other items to those in need, echoing a child's gratitude for charity and usefulness.
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Tommy
Wanmma
Vellera
Ladies Home ‘Journal
Influence of Country Press on Public Opinion
The Lynchburg News notes the country press wields strong influence over readers by reflecting local conditions and public sentiment. It argues country editors carefully tailor facts to mold opinion and defend home interests against perceived city bias, maintaining reader trust within their reach.
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Virginia
United Undertakers of Virginia
Collier's Week
The
Washington Herald
City
Country Press
Couuntry Press
Lytle
Country Weekly
Lynchburg News
Peculiar Post Office Name Traced to Pleasing People
Local legend from Cross County Missouri explains Peculiar’s name origin. A prominent citizen asked Washington for a post office and proposed any name that would please “the people” since they were “not particular.” The suggestion was Peculiar, a name kept ever since.
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Crosscount
Missouri
Lowell
Washington
What does it cost to keep a hen a year
Representative Olmsted of Pennsylvania asked the House what it costs to keep a hen for a year. He noted a constituent asked for the exact value of gold in a gold dollar and cited other curious inquiries about animal industry. He urged a direct answer on hen maintenance costs.
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Washington
Olmsted
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Treasury
England
Agre
Missouri
Con- Bless
Committee On Agriculture
Charleston Sunday Buzzards Clean City But Skip Sundays
A long note recalls Charleston buzzards that keep streets and market passages clean by scavenging during weekdays, yet never appear on Sundays. Observers praise their disciplined behavior and spotless impact on the city, noting the birds’ Sabbath observance as a curious local marvel.
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Charleston
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