Statement on Stony Brook college curriculum and Bible basis
A fragment discusses an institution linked to Stony Brook assembly and the Presbyterian board, proposing that the Bible be central in studies. It outlines principles including the deity of Jesus, salvation by Christ, Holy Spirit work, church mission, and the kingdom’s consummation, with names like ainvestio and secretary appearing as fragments.
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Stony Ok College
Presbyterian
United’ States
Brook’ Assembly
Sia
Jesus
Jesus Ainvestio
Fragmented Local News Item From Historical Paper
A damaged OCR fragment provides partial details about a local event or notice. Readable names or places are sparse, but the text suggests a public action or occurrence reported in a community newspaper segment. Further context is not available in the legible portion.
Officials outline war risk aid process for ex soldiers
The national American Legion system directs local posts to route ex service cases to the state war risk officer, then to state headquarters or national HQ. Daily, thousands seek compensation, allotments, bonds, or vocational training. in two months national HQ helped secure 16,650 liberty loan bonds and 16,4030 in allotments and allowances. James E. Bruce, former Iowa senator, heads the company under scrutiny amid a grand jury and creditor disputes.
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Falls
Oferican
Legion
American Legion
Indianapolis
Washington
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
National Headquarters
Charles F. Sheridan
Service
Ander
War Department
Dergoin Federal Investigaréd
Herman
James E. Bruce
Iowa
Choir Leader Leonard Wood to Lead Methodist Church
Announcement for Leonard Wood to assume charge as choir master of the Methodist church on February 8. A $12 000 pipe organ has been ordered to expand the choir to 160 voices, plan to organize quartets and women’s ensemble, with a formal installation and musical program.
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Leonard
Wwood
Baptist -Church
Methodist Church
Reinstating Nebraska Under Debate in College Tour
Chancellor Samuel Avery and Regent E. P. Brown of the University of Nebraska travel on a tour of colleges in the Hey conference to seek sentiment on reinstating Nebraska. The visit aims to discuss the situation and sound opinions on the matter.
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Nebraska
Associated Press
Lincoln, Rs Neb
Samuel Avery
E. P. Brown
University. of
Skinner Site Again Favored for City Park Purchase
The bureau of parks and playgrounds of the chamber of commerce unanimously backed the St John Skinner site as the best offer for a park project. The $18 500 purchase is slated for council discussion next Monday night with a bond election to fund the acquisition likely. The site lies within a short distance of city water mains, close to the city limits, and is viewed as optimal for a combined park playground aviation field athletic area and swimming skating facilities.
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Bureau of Parks and Playgrounds
Chamber of Commerce
St. John Skinner Place
Bureau
Socialists Seek Fund Drive to Aid Disloyalty Trialists
New York January 2 leading socialists meet at Rand School to raise $20,000 for defense of five party members suspended by the assembly and tried at Albany on charges of disloyalty. The four day drive runs January 7 to 11 with a main rally at Madison Square Garden January 28 where three United States senators were to speak, names not disclosed.
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New
York
Rand School
Foxy
The
Assembly
Albany
Madison Square Garden
United States
Mitchell Arranges Cubs Training Period Start
Chicago reports Fred Mitchell manager of the Cubs announced the club will depart for Dena California for training on January 28. He then signed King Rainer as the first act of active management for the club.
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Mitchell
CUBS
Associated Press
Chicago
Fred.Mitchell
Chicago Nationals
Saume
Dena
Calif
Carr
King
Rainer
Controversy Persists Over Bruneau Project and Returned Men Rights
Boise Mayor Eagleson faces criticism from the Twin Falls and Boise posts of the American Legion over the Sunnyside Bruneau project. Legion members accuse state reclamation officials of denying favored treatment to returning service members and plan to debate the issue at an upcoming local post meeting.
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Brunella
Boise Legion
Bruneau
Legion
Twin Falls
Publishers Guilty Of Printing Immoral Book
New York January 24 Clinton Brainard and the publishing houses Harper and Brothers were found guilty in the court of special sessions of publishing an immoral book. Sentence was deferred one week. Brainard, member of the extraordinary grand jury, said he had nothing to do with the publication and could not read the volumes issued by his company.
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Associated Press
New York
Clinton
Brainard
Harper and Brothers
Sinn Fein Leader Charged With Sedition in Dublin
In Dublin on January 23, Fred Allen, head of the Sinn Fein in South Dublin, was jailed for three months after refusing bail when charged by a police magistrate with sedition. The case centers on alleged acts deemed contrary to the realm.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Fred Allen
Sinn Fein Organization
South Dublin
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Baptist
Ton
Skinner
Chamber of Commerce Bureau
American “Legion
Sein Fienner
Twin Falls, Idaho
Pee Beck
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