Auto in Wonderful 8000 Mile Race From Peking to Paris
Paris May 27 The automobile enthusiasts of Europe are excited over a record breaking race from Peking to Paris starting June 10 with 18 entries. Prince Borghese of Italy will drive. routes span Mongolia and southern Siberia to Moscow then Paris with Transsiberian rail as a potential alternate.
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Peking
Paris
Transsiberian Express
T. W. Dawson
Beatile Stars Eaxclasive
Europe
Peking Park
Prince Borghese
Italy
Mongovila
Siberia
Moscow
Caar
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Gob
Durga
Gobi
Estation
Amnegan Gombe Darga
Mergen van Loubeon Hine Lama
Naples
Jeft Mararcllies
Far East
Queanien
Transsiberial Railway
Mongolia
Kiatka
Millionaire selects working girl as bride in Missouri ceremony
Xenia Ohio May 27 millionaire John Bryan chose Fredericka Murphy, a working girl, as his bride. They married in Clayton Missouri after Bryan sent for the certificate to strike out holy bonds in Ohio. He says he funds education for many girls and claims vast wealth with plans to educate and protect them.
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Beattle Star
Xenia
Ohio
John Bryan
I Hastery
Tharwing Fredericka Murphy
Clayton
Bryan
Missouri
Springs
Murphy
Cincinnati
Stueuler
Mre
Stueufer
Roosevelt Excited Over Gold Free Pass to All League Games
In Washington on May 27 a Star exclusive notes President Roosevelt praising a gold free pass for all league baseball games. The piece highlights Roosevelt's enthusiasm and calls the gesture a sign of American character.
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Baseball Leagues
Dthe
Mm the Orore Roosevelt
Funae
United States
Canada
Star
Ashington
D. C
Amer
National baseball league pass described for the president
A paragraph notes a free admission pass card sized for the pocket. It bears the signature J H Parrell and a photo of a world figure, with enamel work and rim chase detailing. The card lists the different leagues in organized baseball and is presented with the president pleased to show it to friends.
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Velt
Militia Parade Planned for Decoration Day in Seattle
A state wide order from Col. Lamping of the National Guard directs Seattle companies to parade on Memorial Day under Maj. Otto A. Case. All regimental officers are to report at 9 30 a m on May 30 to Capt. C B Head Adjutant.
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Col. Lamping
National Guard of Washington
Seattle
Otto A. Case
C. BE. Head
Pastor Russell and His World Wide Church Tale
A Seattle Star profile portrays Chas T Russell of Allegheny as a renowned preacher denying eternal hell. He travels to cities, lectures in venues, and prints sermons via newspapers while emphasizing redemption from death and salvation through obedience. Also included are vivid narrative remnants of a train wreck scene and a domestic vignette.
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Seattle Star
Allegheny
United States
Chas. T. Russell
Allesheny
Jesus
Originel Church
Peaster Huesell
Hell
Russell
Nordell
Pestor Russell and His Worldwide Church Details
A biographical sketch of Pastor Russell and his global church network notes his large circulation for the journal Views Water Tower and Herald of Christ Presence, claimed 2,166,000 copies in circulation, and his publishing of works like The Divine Plan of the Ages. It covers alleged wealth claims, divorce rumors, and his denial of personal devil worship while asserting non wealth obsession on spreading the gospel.
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Walter
Thie City
Ziews
London
Glaswow
Dowle
Zion City
Ft Tate
Porter Russell
Ruesel
Russell
Breeed
Back to Mary and the Pride That Reunites Hearts
John Hammersley travels from Butte to Iowa to reconcile with his wife Mary after seven years apart. He recalls their happier days and the home they shared, and confronts how pride kept them apart until he decides to seek forgiveness and start anew.
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John Hammersisy
Iowa
John
Smoky Butte
Mont
John Hammersley
Mary
Hammersley
Littl
Yale Theological Degrees Awarded to Hugh Rimmer Brows
In New Haven on May 27 Yale awarded the bachelor of divinity to Hugh Rimmer Brows of Dayton Washington a Whitman College graduate who will receive the degree on June 5.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Hugh Rimmer Brows
Dayton, Wash
Whitmen College
Nobel Prize For Japan's Empress Spurred By Literature
Tokyo reports an unusual claim that Haruko, a leading Japanese patron of literature, could be selected for the Nobel Prize for her country’s literary influence. The piece notes her prominence and speculation about a work under way entering the award fray.
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Japan
Haruko
No Sunday Music Ban In Boston Hotels Case Report
Boston officials enforce a Sunday music ban in hotels tied to a law. A test case involving an orchestra faced fines for each member, as details from the detective department outlined.
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Boston
Det Dee
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