Ailing Allan Finds Comfort In Home With Phyllis
Phyllis consoles Allan in a dim living room as they bond over stories and music. She reveals her past from a New England library path to a life of care for a dying husband. Their growing closeness hints at choices ahead as she improvises care and companionship.
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Phyllia
Wallis
Allan
Wallace
Allen
Phyllis
YaNlan
Mike
Phyliss
Eaming
Anna
Allan Phyllis
Phyllis Natrally
Bull
Tail
Firedit
New
Enland
New England
Father
St Library School
Phylis
Phylllis
Eva Atkinson
Villians
Unconstitutional Debate on Doctrines At United Methodist Meet
Des Moines May 24 The first vote of the general conference on whether the doctrinal standard aligns with scriptures was 320 to 369 affirming the unconstitutionality of the question The judiciary committee led by Judge Henry Wade Rogers favored the majority report The ruling upheld the appeal of W H Shipman concerning the ritual admission question The discussion centered on legality rather than morality or spirituality
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Des Moines
General Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
Henry Wade Rogers
Judiciary Committee
W. H. Shipman
Ws Moines Con- Believe
Shipman
G. W. White
Rogers
Iowa Storm Loss May Be 2 600 000
Cedar Rapids reports monetary losses from a cloudburst may reach 2 million with Rock Island line damage over 100000 and rail traffic suspended. Hundreds of livestock perished and crops and land were ruined across northern Linn and southern Benton counties.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn
Benton Counties
Rock Island Railroad
Oregon's 10 to go to Hiram Johnson
Portland May 24 Practically complete returns from most counties show Senator Hiram Johnson leading Major General Leonard Wood by 1 322 votes for the presidential endorsement at the Oregon primary last Friday California senator Johnson is expected to win Oregon's 10 delegates to the Republican national convention The vote tabulated tonight gives Johnson 40 116 Wood 38 794 Lowden 14 912 Hoover 13 085
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Portland
Ore
Hiram Johnson
Leonard Wood
Oregon
California
Johnson
Wood
Lowden
Hoover
Canadian lumber export halted over car shortages
Washington reports the American consul in New Brunswick notes a trucking and rail car shortage delaying Canadian lumber and other building goods, with up to 4000 cars’ worth of shingles lathes and lumber held near Campbellton awaiting American cars. A separate Omaha testimony by stockman Frank M Currie claims banks deny credit to stockmen for 30 days, signaling discrimination by federal reserve banks toward stock raising.
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Washington
United States
New Brunswick
Campbellton
Stockman
Omaha
Neb
Frank M. Currie
Omaha Stockman
Tak
Wathom Teks
Abe
Mexico in turmoil after Carranza assassination
Widespread bafflement and fear sweep Mexico City as General Venustiano Carranza and loyal followers are reported killed. Dispatches suggest Herrera responsible, with Obregon and Gonzalez pursuing answers. Flags half mast, diplomats and papers mourn, while revolutionary leaders fear a psychosocial blow to the movement. Provisional government debates a temporary president as Congress convenes.
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Mexico City
Venustano Carranza
Tlaxcalantongo
American States Department
Gon
Obregon
Rodolpho Herrera
Sination
Tixaxcalantonga
Furether
Herrera
el Universal
Beristan
Villa Juarez
Europe
Carra
Carranza
Jonzeles
Congress
Dela Huerta
Sonora
Carmanza
Presidenta Nam
Importers Agree to Help Trace Sugar Distribution
Washington May 24 representatives of importers and brokers met with Department of Justice officials to aid the government in tracing every pound of sugar and directing it to domestic consumers. Assistant Attorney General Garvan said the agreement could loosen supplies at the corner grocery as refiners receive more sugar. Importers report large stocks of raw sugar in Cuba but face difficulty bringing it into the United States.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Concral Garvan
Department
Garvan
Bank bandits seize payroll from woman in Kansas City
Kansas City bank robbery ends with bandits grabbing a payroll bag containing about $2903.63 from a woman teller. The incident occurred as she alighted from a motor car and a pickup fled the scene. The cash came from the Carnes Artificial Limb company payroll for eighty workers.
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Kansas City
Salen
Newleyes
Carnes
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Ian
Atlan
Clause
Iowa
Boy
St. Paul, Minn
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Minn
Castle Rock
Here
Godfrey Swanson
Sidney
Pender
Thurston
Mexico
Gen
Garranza
Amd
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