W. Morgan Shuster Honored in London Banquet Review
A wide range of disparate items from a 1911-1932 era issue includes W Morgan Shuster receiving an ovation at a London banquet honoring his Persian independence efforts. The report also covers Holy Cross students arrested for arson at Farnham and a fatal Spartansburg fire, a threat by Italian forces near Melinda, and a planned Roosevelt tour to ignite the West. Additional notes mention a botched assassination attempt on Gen Chang Huai Tre, a Hermano trial verdict for the Lewis Publishing case, a rejected Portuguese loan, a Chinese bombing injuring Liangs, and several other brief items including local crimes and wage demands.
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Holy Cross College
Farnham
Quebec
Strucure
Annie
Hugh
Bunch Chiben
Spartansburg
Ho- Melda
Roosevelt
Chang Huai Tre
Tien Tain
China
Hermano
B. G. Lewis
Lewis Publishing Company
Pulitzer Publishing Company
Post-Dispatch
Codeida
James
Polk
Charles B. Morrow
Rena B.morrow
Fred J L. Fake
United Mines Workers
Indianapolis
Shank
Madison C. Peters
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Brooklyn
United States
House ‘Committee On Foreign Affairs
Panama Canal
Rainey Dem
Iinois
United States Marina
King
Eld
Taft appeals as factions clash at McKinley Day banquet
Lexington commissioner urges J Campbell Cantrill to support a bill authorizing a three month suspension of a 25 cent per bushel duty on Irish potatoes. At the McKinley Day banquet Taft urged Republicans to stand by their pledges. The Duke of Fife died in Egypt after a liner wreck near Cape Spartel. A foreclosure suit on Wisconsin bonds was filed in St Louis. Reninger sentenced for threatening letter to a bank president. Darrow indicted for bribery by LA grand jury. Rebels lynch leaders in Quito as guards fail. Berlin forms German Defense Society. Kinmundy wreck verdict blames railroad staff. engineer exonerated. Six men traverse Lake Erie ice to a nearby island. Richeson pastor is expelled from church. Admiral Hellner dies in New York hospital. Packers trial cites margin sheets as key evidence. Steel not a monopoly per executive testimony. Kinmundy inquiry pins blame on conductors and engineer. Imperial troops near Hankow reportedly revolt for the republic.
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Lexington
Theots United
J. Campbell Cantrill
Tippecanoe Club
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Taft
Republican Party
United States
Duke of Fife
George V
Great Britain
Assuan
Upper Egypt
Duke
Dalhi
Cape Spartel
Equitable Trust Company of
New York
St. Louls
Elmer JB. Adams
Arnold S. Reninger
Chicago
George M. Reynolds
Continental and Commercialational Bank
Leavenworth
Landis
Clarence
Darrow
Los Angeles
McNamara
Quito Ecuador
Eloy Alfaro
Flavio Alfaro
Medardo Alvaro
Alplano Parez
Manuel Serrano
German Defense Society
Berlin
Empire
Reichstag
Kinmimdy
Ho&ses
J. T. Harahan
E. P. Pierce
F. O. Melcher
E. EB. Wright
I. C. Railroad Company
Edgewood
Lake
Immanuel Baptist Church of
Cambridge
Mays
Richeson
Louis €. Hellner
United States Navy
Naval Hospital
Naval Academy
National Packing Company
Pierce Butler
James J. Hill
Burlington Railway
Denver & Rio Grande Railway
Rick Island
Missouri, Pacific
United States Steel Corporation
Stanley
House
J. J. Farrell
Eastern
Kinmundy
Iil
Ulola Central
J. T. Harahsnp
John H. Brainerd
Thin Henry
Broecker
Robert Stewart
Siang Yang
Hu Pah
Hankow
Darrow Arrest Only Beginning
Clarence Darrow labor attorney faces bribery charges in the McNamara dynamite case. District Attorney Fredricke says the arrest is only the start of sensational developments. Darrow, indicted Monday, will be arraigned Wednesday and likely tried next fall as his lawyer Earl Rogers plans his defense.
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Los Angeles
Cal
J. D. Fredticke
Clarence Darrow
McNamara
Tampa
Fla
Fredericks
Darrow
Bain
McNamara Brothers
Conrey
Earl Rogers
Roosevelt Likely To Accept Nomination, Abbott Says
Lawrence Abbott of the Outlook writes that Col. Theodore Roosevelt would not decline the presidential nomination nor avoid enlisting if needed in war. The opinion was in a letter to Edward C. Stokes, former governor of New Jersey, from Trenton, New Jersey.
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T. R
Trenton
N. J
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Lawrence Abbott
Outlook
Edward C. Stokes
New Jersey
Hitchcock Won't Recede On Telegraph Ownership Stand
Washington report states Postmaster General Hitchcock remains firm on government ownership and control of telegraph companies under the post office, with his recommendation included in bound copies of his annual report for distribution.
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Hitchcock
Washington
Post Office Department
Hig
Rebel Suspects Killed in Mukden Raids
Police raid homes of prominent men accused of sympathizing with the revolutionary party in Mukden. A missionary letter received in Pekin describes assassinations and the abduction of wives and daughters.
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Pekin
Mukden
Revolutionary Party
Ohio Supreme Court Upholds 54-Hour Work Week Law
Columbus Ohio The Ohio supreme court upholds the state law limiting women's labor to 54 hours per week. The statute applies to employers of women in all sectors regulated by the state department of labor.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
State Department of Labor
Negro Lynching in Codeie Georgia Prompts Troop Call
In Codeie Georgia a black man allegedly assaulted a young girl from a prominent family in broad daylight. The incident led to a hasty deployment of troops by Governor Brown as the Negro was not identified at the time.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Codeie
Brown
Liner Reported Ashore at Beattie River Mersey
Beattie Washington January report states the Blue funnel liner Bel lerophon sailing from Beattie to Liverpool via the Orient ran aground in the River Mersey on its way into Liverpool, with details about the position and voyage starting November 1.
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Beattie
Wash
Blue Funnel
Bel.lerophon
Liverpool
Orient
Cold Warens: Gainesville Hit by 20 Degree Drop
A sharp temperature plunge affected Gainesville Texas area as cold weather moved in, dropping about twenty degrees and prompting preparations for lower temperatures and related closures or adjustments.
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Taxus
Gainesville
Tex
Ture
Look unto me and be ye saved the world’s ends
The lesson notes how Christ came quietly, unseen at first, like a morning star, with only wise seekers, the Magi, recognizing him. It emphasizes asking God for guidance, worship as motive, and that true seekers find Jesus through faith, not pride or mere exposure to church or Bible. The Magi’s journey and worship illustrate the path to salvation and the danger of missing the Savior despite access to spiritual aids.
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Jesus
Jerusalem
Christ
Sharon
Palestine
Herod
Israel
God
Teagan
Christ Child
Moses
Jesus Christ
Clean currency drive urged by United States Treasurer
United States Treasurer McClung in his annual report urges Congress to add facilities for exchanging old and defaced currency for new. He cites widespread interest in a cleaner, more sanitary currency and notes bacteria attach to paper money, spreading disease. He calls for prompt support for a clean currency program.
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United States
McClung
Congress
Cholly Says Valet Language Was Ugly
Brent Worse reports a dispute over the valet discharged yesterday after a confrontation. Regey Flain responds with indignation as the exchange turns sour and the alleged language used is described as ugly.
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Brent
Cholly
Regey
Flain
Grand to Live And the Last Laugh Is Always the Best
An Ohio woman recalls her lifelong coffee habit led to illness including heart trouble nerves and indigestion. After switching to Postum her health improved within weeks with clearer thinking steadier nerves and renewed energy for daily tasks. She credits Postum and notes a change noticed by friends.
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Ohio
Postum
Postum Co
Battie Creek
Mich
Wellville
Brer
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