Atheist Tactics Rise in Russia Amid Reform Debate
Moscow reports militant atheism adopting new tactics to fight religion. Leaders like Taroslavsky push cautious methods, arguing for control committees and trials within the Bolshevik framework. The new anti religious program centers on surveillance and denouncement.
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Moscow
Russia
Gorich
Eidian Jeroslavsky
Union Congress of
Taroslavsky
Supreme Court
atodente—Acaddortanna
Welch
Ditani
Esthoni Jati
Stalin
Troteky
Youth Defies Grim Reaper in Wis Hospital Heroic Fight
Clifford Taster, 21, near death from abdominal illness at a Chippewa Falls hospital, defies doctors by insisting on fighting for life. Surgeons warned he might die under anesthesia, yet he endured the procedure with resolve. After hours his condition shows a slight improvement, astonishing onlookers.
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Thomas A. Canty
Cerry
Clifford Taster
Lovnd
Bas Little Chan
Tne
Taylor
Delaware selects poultry doctor for state board
Wilmington Del Aug 20 For the first time since poultry raising became important in rural Delaware the State Board of Agriculture will be aided this year by a poultry pathologist Dr Frank Hare He from Missouri has extensive poultry disease experience He will help establish a laboratory at Dover assist William Hatfield of Greenwood in collecting poultry blood specimens and certify flocks He will also help in detecting disease causes and vaccine production Early fall start with lab space near a state chemist until new state house quarters are ready
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Wilmington
Del
Delaware
State Board of Agriculture
Poulry
Frank Hare
Missouri
Hare
Kansas Agricultural College
Cornell University
Dever
Doctor Hare
William Hatfield
Greenwood
Doctor One
Iobor
State House
Tokio Town Adopts New 10 O'clock Rule
Local report from Tokio dated August 29 notes a shift to a ten o'clock closing for public halls. The measure targets late dancing and public rowdiness, with officials citing decorum and safety. Community reaction is mixed as residents weigh traditions against new limits.
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Tokio
Doom of Niagara as scenic beauty seen by Hoover
Sulngton Aug 20 Beauti agara Falls is in danger of traction through diversion of water for electrical development Secretary Hugier intimated today to a result of the expalsion of hydro electric plants along the Niagara river comparatively little water is turning over the wings of the fills steps are taken to conserve it Hoover statement was made in discussing a survey of the St Lawrence river now in progress with a view to a treaty between the United States and Canada for development of hydro electrical energy and that waters way
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Yg Sulngton
Beautiagara Falls
Hugier
Tadey
Niagara River
Hoover Reid
Anger
Expette
Hoover
United States of Canada
Youth Saves Girls From Watery Grave In River Rescue
In DamanisoptA Charles Giles rescues two women from a car that plunged into the swift river after a party in a limousine. Betty Burt of Hyde Park and Donia Ward of Bull Mo were pulled to shore safe as Giles jumped into the current.
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Damaniscopta
Charles TW Giles
Youll
Meweunde
Giles
Con Resem Tart Kenn
Waetford
Conn
Isiely
Jailed bootlegger says he is pauper
In Marion county jail a jailed bootlegger pleads poverty after facing a felony charge. Brought to a court with U S Commissioner Young, he shows no funds for bail, admitting inability to pay a fine or costs.
Barber Kills Widow Then Himself in Love Tragedy
New York reports a barber Jack Lang, 49, shoots Eva Marks, 43, his would-be bride, in a scuffle at her East Listh Street shop. He then kills himself after she rejects the match. In Hyannis, Massachusetts, a separate report says Paul Dillingham seeks older, homely teachers over flappers for Flatnouth district schools, criticizing the modern nurse of youth.
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New York
Jack Lang
East Listh Street
Jack
Almar
Eva Marks
Lucille
Marks
Duck
John
Lucifla
Mr. Marks
Palmouth
Dillingham
Normal School
District Judge Scuttles Cleary's Delayed Sentence
Chicago man Tunus Cleary, 20, pleaded guilty to state that he stole a Detroit automobile and fled the state. Judge Charles C. Simons of the federal court, noting the broken pledge, sentenced Cleary to two years in Leavenworth after Cleary missed two sentencing dates and was later arrested in Chicago while driving a taxi. The case traced from Detroit to Chicago and several states as federal agents followed the route.
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Detroit
Uncle Sam
Charles C. Simons
Federal
Tunas Clears
Chicago
Nnt
Bort Leavenworth
Kay
Gretry
Iast
Cleary
Madge Simons
George
Addison
Toretta Ott Cleary
Addicon Hotel
Cho Run
Tudge Simons
Seymour
Chiezga
Houston
Texas
New Orleans
Martind ‘Tree
Ark
Wiilty
Simona
Rulliv
Missouri Church Overrun by Bees
Excelsion Suringa Missouri report describes Old Rothal Church near six miles north of Exelsior Springs plagued by bees that filled services. A local plan to drive out the bees and remove the swarm involved hogs and workers, with weatherboarding damaged and bees feeding on a wall. About 500 pounds of honey were removed during the effort.
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Excelsion
Victoria Schools Open September 14
Victoria schools announce opening on September 14 for Vivennia Diniar College with a strong faculty. The Fattt Welder ish school and other city public schools will open the same day. The college will share quarters with the high school for heating. Rural schools also plan September 14 openings, while some rural districts delay to later dates.
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Vivennia, Ang
Ane
Ane Vetoria Diniar College
Bentember 14
Fattt Welderish
Wate
He Heatturin
Inter
Skirts or Jail Edict Forces Woman to Choose
In Angles, Aug 20, Mrs Edna Brittendall faces a court order mandating she abandon masculine dress and live as a woman. If she refuses, a jail sentence is likely, per the disclosed court information.
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Edna Brittendall
Patou Adopts Diet Expert To Prescribe Fashion Body
Aug 20 Joan Patou, famed for the Cossack alert, adds a dietitian to his staff to advise women on eating to stay slender. The move follows reports that fashion demands have pushed women toward increasingly lean bodies, with Patou said to favor svelte shapes.
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Patus
Joan Patou
Patou
Jean
Dead Man's Body Burned in Coffin at Funeral Scene
In a grim funeral setting at Tiverpool on August 20 a candle fire sparked over the coffin of Catherine Maxwell a 14 year old. The casket and corpse were burned to ashes during the service described in fragmented OCR text.
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Tiverpool
Catherine Maxwell
Buck Shims River With Doe On Back Near Bridge
South Cantmabury Conn August 26 Thomas King and pred Pope two city visitors while fishing by Gutta Bridge saw an old buck with broken logs back steadied by two other deer swim the Quinebau river and assist the wounded deer to the heavily wooded swamp for safety
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Cantmabury
Conn
Thomas King
Pred Pope
Gutta Bridge
Quinebau
Noted con artist Hitchens sentenced in police court
Hamilton Ontario reports William Tis Hitchen, a renowned confidence man, was sentenced to three years and a half in prison after a lengthy search across Canada the United States and New York. Described as elderly and venerable in appearance, he had left a trail of bad deeds across two continents.
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Hamilton
Hogland
Canada
United States
Gale
Niagara’ Falls
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Navarro
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