Social consequences of prohibition studied by churches
Washington reports a comprehensive four part study by the Federal Council of Churches on the social effects of prohibition. The Rev F Ernest Johnson led the research noting the analysis covers vital statistics crime living conditions and related subjects while avoiding policy stance and aiming to inform public discussion.
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Washington
Unitedates
Federal Council of Churches
F. Ernest Johnson
Johnson
Noel Noel confesses in girl’s murder case in New Jersey
David Daly and others press for truth as Noel, a former Harvard student with dementia, admits kidnapping and killing Mary Daly. He describes taking the girl, appearing in Overbrook asylum, and later leading investigators to the body in Little Falls while a ransom plot unraveled. A taxicab driver past, he faced police scrutiny after bloodstains and a cited motive.
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Little Falls
N. J
Noel
Pop
UTH
Est County
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Harvard
Ann Wel
David
Daly
Hardware Merit
Mary
Joseph A. Bowvice
New Yorkist Company
Pierce
Little Fat’s
Kower Hom
John Sandin
Bower
Sandin
H. G. Smith
Overbrook Asylum
New York
Mills Hotel
Montclair
Dix W. Noel
Standing
Anne W. Noel
Aviators Missing After Seaplane Trials Disappearance
Paris reports aviators LaPorte and Priol and three mechanicians have been missing 48 hours after vanishing during seaplane trials from Corsica to St. Raphael on the southeastern French coast.
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Paris
LaPorte
Priol
Corsica
St. Raphael
France
President Coolidge Ready to Return to Washington
President Coolidge is set to fly back to Washington after seven weeks in Swampscott Massachusetts. Doctors report he is in excellent physical shape for the winter grind and has gained some weight while maintaining strong health through daily walks and nine hours of sleep. Mrs Coolidge also benefited, hiking daily and often covering five miles or more.
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Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
Washington
White House
Mr. Coolidge
Western roads seek increase in rail rates hearing starts
Chicago September 7 AP two theories of rail rate making face opposition as interstate commerce commission opens a hearing on Hoch Smith resolution and western carriers five percent increase. Charles Evans Hughes represents Chicago Milwaukee St Paul receivers urging pooling extra return for western lines now earning 5.75 percent. A second view pushes five percent across all western carriers to preserve rate relations. Potter proposes distributing higher returns to smaller earners, a plan western lines largely reject.
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Chicago
Interstate Commerce Comminssion
Hoch Smith
Charles Evans Hughes
Cheago, Miwaukee and
St. Paul
Mark W. Potter
Milwaukee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Western Lines
Hoch-Smith
Short Line Aims for Championship in Overland Park Event
Athletes from U P and L A competed in track and field events at Overland Park as part of a day’s athletic page. Leaders included Dugdale and Lidell in middle distances, Hildebrant in hurdles, and Paquepke and Pinto in jumps. The rifle matches showed 0.8 L leading in big and small bore contests as the program neared press time.
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U. L
Center
Arthur Avenues
Overland Park
Banks
L. A
Petty
Nestlebush U. P
Dugdale
U. P
Hays
Lidell
Neleeee
Paepke
Pinto
Oo. W
Heig
Hildebrant
Goodrich
O. W
L. Aa
Paquepke
Conn
Slater
Nestlebush
Taylor
Krebs
Pitto
Thompson
Sehow
Be dances Commercial hall tomorrow night
This items notes a dance at Commercial Hall scheduled for tomorrow night. It includes a reference to event number 87 and repeats a similar line about Be dances at the same venue. The text ends with a line claiming a solution to yesterday's puzzle.
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Be Dances Commercial Hall
Viviani’s Political Rise and Redefined France Credit
The article recounts Armand Viviani’s career from his early alignment with the Republican Socialist party through his roles under Clemenceau Briand and Millerand. It notes his 1914 premiership, pacific war policies, and diplomacy with Grey, plus his later influence, oratory prowess, anti clerical stance, and postwar writings.
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Ttv Republican Socialist Party
Viviani
Briand
Millerand
Georges Clemenceau
Vivians
Department of Labor
M. Doumergue
Alexandre Ribot
Edward Grey
Petrograd
Poincare
Serbia
Lival
Whn Painleve
United Sates
Marshal Joffre
Washington
Jean Jaures
Armistice Briand
Socialist Party
Chamber of Deputies
Manterno
Two Leaders Address Federation Labor Fight
Speakers argue communists challenge hosts of organized labor and seek control of the trade union movement. Local officers vow to strike back until communism and its advocates are driven from organized labor ranks. American industrialists claim poverty wages keep workers from buying back what they create.
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Trade Union Movement of America
Green
Violent quake reported in Italy near Bendandi ophet
An AP dispatch notes a violent quake at Bendandi in Italy with readings suggesting a strong shock occurred about 184 miles away. No injuries or damage details are provided in the fragment.
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Ana
Italy
Elaine of Ont Bendandi
Court Term Opens in Pocatello for State Supreme Court
The southeastern fall term of the state supreme court opens Tuesday in Pocatello. Clerk announces about 29 cases will be heard by the court.
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State Supreme Court
Pocatello
Land Office Restores Withdrawn Lots 3 and 4 in Section 20
Blackfoot office reports a departmental order restoring stock driveway withdrawal and resuming lots 3 and 4 in section 20 th 28 rg-38 E B M to entry. Restoration effective September 24 1925 with soldiers’ preference through December 23 1925. General disposition opens December 24 1925.
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U.S. Land Office
Blackfoot
State officials arrive for grand lodge Masons session
Will H. Gibson of the public utilities commission and John W. Shore of the department of finance, both state officials, have arrived from Boise to attend the grand lodge session of Masons to be held here this week. Gibson is deputy grand master.
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Will H. Gibson
Public Utilities Commission
John W. Shore
Department of Finance
Boise
Grand Lodge
Mr. Gibson
Quiet Port Neuf as residents flee to Overland Park
Alls quiet along the Port Neuf today as most residents migrate to Overland Park for the weekend. Interest runs high for athletic events this afternoon while many citizens head to other parts by train or car for camping and fishing. A Labor Day parade preceded the railroad meet, then crowds dispersed and streets emptied by ten.
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Portneuf
Overland Park
Speaker Against Evolution Is Silenced in London Debate
Professor Geo M Price of Union College Nebraska faced continuous interruptions during a debate on evolution in London. A persistent young woman heckler forced him to stop and Earl Roscell, presiding, urged order but failed as attendees argued after the meeting.
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London
Geo. M. Price
Union College
Nebraska
Earl Roscell
Give Your Child a Square Deal
Have their eyes examined and fitted with glasses if needed before starting school work. Dr. R. O. Young, Opt.
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R. 0. Young
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