Peru Ousted Leguia Government Tactically Falls
Uprising led by Lieut. Col. Sanchez Cerro topples Augusto B. Leguia regime as Arequipa seizes control and Lima forms a military junta. Leguia resigns. Cerro’s Arequipa faction recognized as real government amid turmoil and international concern over detained U.S. aviators.
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Augusto B. Leguia
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Col. Sanchez Cerro
Cay
Lima
Leguia
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Cerro
Manuel Maria Ponce
Martinez
Sarmiento
State Department
Washington
Harold F. Grow
U.S. Naval Reserve
Greenville
Mich
Elmer Faucett
Savona
N. Y
Ferdinand L. Mayer
Grow
Mr. Mayer
Nation Needs Home Makers Says Education is Key
An article argues that home making has declined due to suffrage and war, urging women to return to domestic duties. It praises a homemaker's skills in budgeting, diet, culture, and management, and suggests college education supports this role as a full time profession. It favors educating daughters over sons when finances constrain.
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America
Anl
Bearing Burdens Through Service and Compassion
A reflective sermon discusses how modern restless lives mask inner burdens and the solitude of the heart. It argues that bearing one’s own sins is not enough and that burdens are lightened by self forgetting service to others.
Modern youth more serious as parents face reckoning
The piece contrasts today’s youth with stricter morals and stronger social conscience, noting a shift from the parents’ hardboiled, cynical era to a revival of Victorian romanticism. It highlights better behavior, conservatism, and younger expectations shaping society.
KEEP UP FIGHT ON CANCER IN MASSACHUSETTS
Cancer death rates have risen by more than 50 percent in Massachusetts over the past two decades, the largest increase among states. The statewide program launches efforts with hospitalizations planned at Pondville Hospital reaching nearly 1,000 patients next year and local cancer committees organizing education sub-committees.
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Massachusetts
Pondville Hospital
Would Do Away With Sects
A historical note argues science undercuts Christianity and urges unity in the church. It contends denominationalism reflects social class rather than belief, with factory workers and managers in separate churches, and calls for reconciling science with God and distancing church from politics or commerce.
Theft of Garage Baffles Police Ogden Utah
Ogden police failed to locate a garage stolen from property owned by the Federal Building and Loan association. Investigators noted the fence who handles stolen garages remains undiscovered, complicating the case of the missing structure.
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Ogden
Utah
Federal Building and Loan Association
22 Years Under Death Sentence in New Jersey Prison
Archie Herron, now 71, remains on death row in Trenton after a 1908 murder conviction. Despite initial plans and multiple reprieves, executions were stayed and, following scheduled judges and officials’ deaths, no new orders have been issued. Herron has waited 22 years for a death sentence that cannot be carried out.
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Trenton
N. J
Archie Herron
Herron
Samuel B. D. Pickett
Court of Errors
Supreme Court
James J. Bergen
John Franklin Fort
Justice Bergen
Vendetta Ends After 12 Years in Najaf Killings
In Najaf a money changer and his wife are found murdered ending a 12 year vendetta by two brothers avenging their sister’s dishonor. The couple’s daughter had died earlier. One brother, on pilgrimage, located the man and hired two tribesmen to kill them both for under $2, then the wife was fatally harmed for 75 cents.
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Hough
Peshawar
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Najaf
Iraq
Bee Causes Accident In Modesto Car Crash
Mrs May Mendonca alleges a honey bee caused a hit and run crash in Modesto California that damaged her car and a power pole. A passenger, Mrs Perry, received hospital treatment for cuts and bruises.
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Modesto
Calif
May Mendonca
Parachutist Lands in Cactus Field in Montana
Frank Haddock, an accredited member and founder of the cactus club, a parachute organization he formed, made a double jump near Great Falls Montana. He nearly missed high tension lines and landed in a cactus field, causing him discomfort.
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Great Falls
Mont
Frank Haddock
Cactus” Club
Double Pants Save Man From Rattlesnake Bite
Bethlehem Connecticut resident Homer Somera credits wearing two pairs of pants for saving his leg during a rattlesnake strike while wood chopping. He felt the bite but the extra layers prevented fang penetration and he killed the snake.
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Bethlehem
Conn
Homer Somera
Homer
Dream Restores Hearing After Accident Dream
A Goldsboro man who lost his hearing six years ago reportedly regained it after a dream in which he was in an accident. He jumped from bed and struck his head on a rocking chair, believing another injury restored his hearing.
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Goldsboro, N. C
Goldsboro
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