Undying Church finale lecture at cathedral series
Rev Father Joseph W Molloy spoke to a large crowd at the Cathedral for the final talk in the series on The Undying Church a lead up to the Holy Name procession. He argued the true church is the Mother Church Rome based on apostolic tradition and practice not mere belief.
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Six Poultry Men Arrested for First Degree Murder
SIX poultry men were arrested in New York on charges of first degree murder for instigating the shooting of rival dealer Barnet Baff two years ago. Antonio Cardinale, said to be recently returned from Italy, allegedly confessed that Ippilito Greco ordered Beeguimen to kill Baff for revenge over business. Others named include Abraham Graff William Lanten David Jacobs Joseph Cohen Jacob Cohen Israel fisen Moe Rosenstein.
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Barnt Baff
Antonio Cardinale
Italy
Ippilito Greco
Baff
Abraham Graff
William Lanten
David Jacobs
Joseph and
Jacob Cohen Fisen
Moe Rosenstein
Themen
Missing Aviators Sought Across Border From Calexico Flight Order
US aviators at North Island school barred from border flights after war department order. Lieutenant Colonel A Robertson Jr and crew have been missing since last Wednesday. Governor Cantu grants Americans permission to cross into Baja California to aid the search. A Calexico search team plans overland travel to San Felipe if needed.
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Army
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Frank Lahm
Lower California
Esteban Cantu
Calexico
San Felipe
Gulf of California
Attempted assassination claim at Havana court scene
Reported disturbance at the entrance to Havana's supreme court left after a shot fired as Dr Alfredo Zayas, Liberal presidential candidate, exited. Liberal witnesses say Dr Mulkay, Conservative congressman, drew a revolver that was knocked away. Conservatives claim Mulkay was attacked after shouting Viva Menegal.
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Caddo Oil forms to buy nine local firms for ten million
Shreveport reports the Caddo Oil and Refining Company filed a ten million dollar mortgage with the Commercial Trust Company of Philadelphia in the parish clerk’s office. The new firm, winner of options on nine local oil and refining companies, plans to invest five hundred thousand dollars in improvements and development of fields across the Caddo and Red River regions.
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Associated Press
Shreveport
Caddo Oil and Refining Company
Parish
Commercial Trust Company of
Philadelphia
Three Black youths arrested over plumbing fixtures heist
Austin George James Alexander and Richard Jackson were picked up by deputy sheriffs late yesterday afternoon in a south St. Louis street house with a sack of plumbing fixtures. The sheriff says the trio planned to rob the premises and had earlier taken fixtures from a Bayou and St. Louis Streets bathroom.
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James Alexander
Richard Jackson
Holcombe
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St. Louis
Hanged for Assaulting Child in Georgia
Hastis Sutton, a 16 year old Negro, was hanged in McDonough Georgia after being convicted of assaulting a 10 year old white girl on December 3. Sutton confessed a few hours before the execution.
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German Papers Expect Renewed Efforts in War
Berlin January 13 German papers react to the Entente reply to President Wilson with indignation at slurs on the Central powers and relief at clear terms. They see note fortifying unity and foresee cooperation across parties and factions, while Pan-German press hails it as aligning leaders on Belgium and related issues.
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Berlin
London
Wilson
Tageblatt
Lokal Anzeiger
Entente
Germany
Week's stock market dealings show restraint in New York
In New York on January 13 the week featured restrained trading and small price changes due to European affairs. Market opinion holds the technical position stronger since the December setback, with weak accounts cleared and bank loans cut. Railway shares faced irregular pressure while major stocks held firmer. no renewed high grade stock liquidations were credited.
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Associated Press
New York
Washington
Steel Statement Fails To Arouse Enthusiasm
Wall Street shows detached caution as the December tonnage statement from United States Steel Corporation surpasses all prior records for unfilled orders, while copper prices move modestly against the trend on trade.
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Wall Street
United States Steel Corporation
Vienna Wives Plea for Full Pay of Tramway Workers
The Arbeiter Zeitung in Vienna publishes a letter from city tramway workers wives urging the burgomaster to grant full pay for those drafted into military service. Citing rising pay for those not called, the letter describes dire hardship, hunger among children, and a plea to spare their families from poverty.
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London
Arbeiter Zeitung
Vienna
Amsterdam
Times
Taberski Wins Match to Defend World Bil lard Title
In Pittsburgh on January 13 Frank Taberski defended his world pocket billiards championship by defeating James Maturo. The final score was Taberski 450, Maturo 420.
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Frank Taberski
Pocket Billard
James Maturo
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Maturo
Price concessions outlook visible in metal reports
Reports confirm the view that further price concessions for the metal are probable. Stocks classed among munitions and equipment moved mostly toward lower levels. The decline matched the so called peace division and contrasted with firm sterling and francs, weak Teutonic rates, and a sharp Russian ruble drop on curb markets.
Berlin talks on new deportation agreement with Belgium
Berlin reports Germany will allow Belgian workmen deported from Antwerp to return home to Belgium and, if unemployed there, move to Holland or back to Germany. The move follows Holland’s appeal and the Dutch assurances about draft avoidance, though conflicting accounts exist of the scope and conditions.
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Associated Press
Berlin
London
Germany
Holland
Antwerp
Belgium
Hill College vs Y.MM Clash At M C A Gym
Tonight the Hill College and Y.MM basketball teams meet at the M C A gym for a highly anticipated game. An 8 16 start is planned with Christovich at center and Clements at forward, while Ratterman and O Dowd headline the guard and forward roles as both teams chase a season defining win.
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Christovich
Clements
H Ratterman
Courtney
O’dowd
Moulton
Collins
Mikembar
Midgett
Finkbohner
Bi Ry Wilson
Public Charity Statement Fragment Headlines Unclear
Fragmentary OCR notes mention public charity and life concerns but lack concrete names, dates, places, or actions to form a full item.
German Press Sees Entente Note as End of Peace Hopes
Amsterdam January 13. Berlin papers comment on Wilson note, saying Entente demand means war of conquest and destroys any peace hope. Reports from Lokal Anzeiger Deutsche Tages Zeitung Taeglische Rundschau Kreuz Zeitung view continued conflict and German resolve, with authorities backed by the people.
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Anzeiger
Entente
Wilson
Deutsche Tages Zeitung
Germany
Tageblatt
Taeglische Rundschau
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Mediterranean
Kreuz Zeitung
Kreuse Zeitung
Barton Instructor Loses Finger in Buzz Saw Accident
Mr. L. D. Carbot director of manual training at Barton Academy had his left index finger severed and his middle finger severely cut when his hand touched a buzz saw while operating it. He received first aid at school and later surgery at Inge Durant Sanitarium from Dr. L. W. Roe.
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Barton Academy
Carbot
Inge Durant Sanatorium
L. W. Roe
Hoover plans Belgian relief into next year
Herbert C. Hoover, head of the American commission for relief in Belgium, will depart London for New York to confer with colleagues on continuing relief in Belgium and Northern France for at least another year.
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Associated Press
London
Herbert C. Hoover
American Commission For Relief
Belgium
England
New York
Hoover
Relief Commission
France
Not Quite Down and Out
Advice touts Chamberlain's Tablets to aid digestion and liver bowels to restore strength. It claims stomach trouble saps energy and that proper treatment leads to prompt recovery.
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