Solemn service marks canonization of Therese of Lisieux
In Rome on May 17 18 Blessed Sister Therese Carmelite of Lisieux known as the Little Flower was canonized at St Peter's. The dome lantern lighting by 8000 tallow candles drew crowds of 60000 including royal and diplomatic attendees and 12000 Americans. The ceremony followed her life of prayer and two posthumous events including a simple biography that aided her rise to sainthood.
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Rome
Associated Press
Therese
Lisieux
France
Jesus
St. Peter's
Vatican
Italy
Garibaldi
Pope
Saint Therese
Pilot Lieutenant James Jordan Dies In Staten Island Crash
A New York National Guard air service pilot, Lieutenant James Jordan, was killed when his plane struck an air pocket over Lower Bay near New Dorp Staten Island and plunged about 900 feet into the bay from flight.
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New York
Associated Press
Lower Bay
New Dorp
Staten Island
James Jordan
New York National Guard Air Service
Smugglers Sentence Sentences For Liquor Smuggling
Six coast guard members assigned to the territory were found guilty by courts martial and sentenced to six months each for smuggling liquor into New York. Three other enlisted men received 90 days each for intoxication.
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New York
Associated Press
Coast Guard
Crossword Puzzle Vocabulary From a Dictionary Layout
A garbled crossword puzzle clue list presents numerous words and phrases across and down. It includes items like ends Striped beasts, an attendant, food from milk with mold, to hoist, blackbird, second note in scale, to appear, landscape, two fives, observe, level, blemish, harem, uncloses, overlays with, more aged, remove nut coat, exercise teeth, popular girl's fruit, tabbies, speak, loiterer, small fish, fit an arrow, soil, winter rain, subsists, hypothetical unit, smooth fish, preposition of place, plural pronoun, various garbled bits, and multiple vertical clues such as bone, paragraph, 2000 pounds, Hebrew word for deity, stretch out, dishes, masculine pro, spike of corn, nights, point of camp, wears out, electors, sheriff, more recent, gather grain, vigorous, boil on eye, unit of work, find out, large tacks, weapon, be sick, employ, adverbial not even, pertaining to landscape, halos around head, reaper, examination, melin, relationship of c other crossing it, enrich, cooked slo, gasoline, arid, conjecture, narrow street, child’s toy, stalk, put on, sailor’s dad’s better-half, compass point, sun god, flies, etc.
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Tom Muel
Pastor Resigns After Slander Claim Over Evolution Paper
Rev. Dr. W. S. Keese of the North Chattanooga Baptist Church resigns after declaring he was slandered by another minister over a paper on evolution. Keese has served Chattanooga for seventeen years and his resignation was accepted.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
W. S. Keese
North Chattanooga Baptist Church
Keese
Responsibility for Debts Disclaimed by Frank Teague Jennings
An advertisement in a local paper under Frank Teague Jennings claims his wife Lady Grace Esme McKenzie deserted him seven weeks ago and that he disclaims responsibility for any debts incurred by her. Jennings lists Columbia Augusta New York as origins and notes his third husband status to McKenzie. Details on her current address are unavailable.
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New York
Associated Press
Frank Teague Jennings
Columbia
D. C
Augusta
Grace Esme McKenzie
Jennings
McKenzie
Farquar McKenzie
Netherlands
Africa
Lady McKenzie
Legion Commander Hurt In Accident In Columbia Tenn
Leroy H. Hammond state commander of the American Legion is in critical condition in a local hospital after an auto crash Sunday. Two men, attorney Percy S. Chandler and James Anderson, were killed when their car was struck by a Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis train while en route to the funeral of Congressman William C. Salmon.
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Columbia, Tenn
Leroy H. Hammond
American Legion
Percy S. Chandler
James Anderson
Hammond
William C. Salmon
Nashville
Chattanooga
St. Louis
Southern girls attacked in Gotham leave hospital
Two 23 year old dancers Mary McCarthy and Mary Peetory came to New York seeking fame and were attacked last night by five men in an apartment where they were lured. They are recovering at Bellevue Hospital. Three men are in custody, two escaped.
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New York
Bellevue Hospital
Mary McCarthy
Mary Peetory
Atlanta
Balkan Cauldron Boils as Armed Clashes Rise Across Bulgaria
London reports the Balkan situation worsens with 1500 troops suppressing bands east of Sofia and clashes at Tartar pojarik Setanimaka Shipka Lovetch and Shumen. Bulgaria seeks Allied permission to keep 13000 soldiers. Britain doubts the need. Conspiracy trials follow Sveti Kral bombing. arrests rise in Bulgaria and Serbia.
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London
Sofia
Tartarpojarik
Setanimaka
Shipka
Lovetch
Shumen
Bulgaria
Belgrade
Serbia
Kazanliak
Chamberlain
Sveti Kral
Balkan
Ichiman
Riobix
Vratza
British
Foreign Office
New York Clergymen Warn Presbyterians on Presbytery
Two prominent New York ministers told the Presbyterian general assembly in Columbus to avoid expelling the New York Presbytery or liberal clergy. Dr William Pierson Merrill defended New York Presbytery authority to judge ministerial fitness and said it will admit candidates who do not affirm the virgin birth bodily resurrection and miracles. Chester Presbytery urged exclud ing New York Presbytery on this issue.
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New York
Associated Press
Stouthy
Presbyterian General Assembly
Columbus
Ohio
William Pierson Merrill
Brick Church
Fifth Avenue
Presbytery
Chester
General Assembly
Senator Spencer's Funeral Arranged
The body of Senator Selden P. Spencer of Missouri will depart Washington at 6:30 p.m. today by train for St. Louis, where funeral services will be held Wednesday. No services will be held in Washington. Spencer died at Walter Reed Hospital from a blood clot on the brain after an operation.
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Washington
International News Service
Selden P. Spencer
Missouri
St. Louis
Spencer
Walter Reed Hospital
Coroner Reports Tragic Death In Florida River Drowning
In Bradenton May 18 a coroner inquest cited an advance car without a tail light rain and slippery pavement as factors in the drowning of Miss Mildred Cason 20 of Lakeland and Kansas City. The body was sent to Kansas City. An enclosed car carrying Miss Cason and J W Mein Lakeland real estate man skidded off the pavement through bridge barriers into Manatee river.
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Bradenton
Fla
Mildred Cason
Lakeland
Kansas City
Purify Your Blood with Taylor's Medicine
An ad notes afternoon fatigue as a sign of impure blood and promotes Taylor's Blood Medicine, claiming it purifies blood with veggie ingredients and quickly boosts energy. It touts relief from rheumatism indigestion headaches and kidney trouble and promises a money back guarantee if not effective.
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Taylor
Taylor's
Taylor Medicine Company
Tampa
Florida
Unclear fragment hints at marriage and housing issue
Fragmentary text mentions water, day, France, marriage and a home incident after a break or breach. Details are unreadable and cannot determine exact event or entities.
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Grove’s
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Reaper
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Legion
Gotham
East Bulgar
David M. Church
Mobile Delivery Co. Water and Conti
National Association OF Ice Industries
West Washington Street
Chicago
Ilinois
Arthur D. Lynn
Daddy
Doni Fo
Wrigley
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