Ethiopian Order and Abyssinia Riot in Chicago
Police describe R D Jonas as a white leader of an Abyssinian pro emigration group. He was expelled from a meeting and linked to a parade with garbed leaders. Officers sought Joseph Ferno and son as alleged leaders. Inquest into Hoyt and Rose deaths postponed as police seek a fourth suspect. Rioting led to quiet by morning with minor clashes. Brennan probes possible foreign participation and flag disrespect under espionage act.
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D. Jonas
Megroesto
Abysvaitia
Modern Educational and Religious Bureau of
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Jonas
Hodding
Redding
Joseph Ferno
Alaa
Abyssinia
Tomas
J. Brennan
Department, of Justice
Abyssinian Movement Sparks Chicago Controversy
An article reports on unrest claiming the Abyssinian movement spread controversy beyond racial lines. Resolutions denounce a white leader Jonas as a figure behind agitation while New York dispatches identify him as Rev. R. Jonas, secretary of the League of Darker People, and a speaker at a meeting urging a mayoral bid. Police state two negro witnesses identify Redding as the shooter in the Rose and Hoyt case. Redding denies this and claims the name George Grown. Tonas admits prior Abyssinian leadership but denies links to the parade.
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New York
League of Darker People
William Hale Thompson
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Redding
Black Star Line Corporation
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Sitar
Rose and
Hoyt
George Grown
Chicago
St. Louis
Tonas
Seek Accounting Campaign Funds for DC Democratic Primary
William J Mahoney and Miss Cora Leonard J Thomas, failed DC candidates for Placas on the District of Columbia delegation to the Democratic National Convention, filed suit in the district supreme court seeking an accounting of central committee funds and pro rata reimbursements. They allege deposits of 4225 versus primary costs of not more than 3880, irregularities in the primary, eight delegates chosen, ballots unnumbered and uncounted, then returned to central committee headquarters for tabulation, with ballots allegedly transferred by unattended judges and clerks hired by defendants.
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William J .V. Mahoney
Miss Cora
Leonard J Thomas
Placas
District of Columbia
District Supreme Court
Inde
Robert I. Mattingly
John Je. Colpoys
Ifother
Democratic Central Committee
Central Committee
Nots
Mahoney
Miss Thomas
No Session of Council Due to Quorum Absence
City council failed to meet last night because a quorum was not present. Councilmen C B Channel Russell and C S McMartin were reported not present, leaving officials unable to conduct business.
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C. B. Channel
Russell
McMartin
Pythian Knights Attend Convention in Idaho
W A Minick Nixon Waters and Ayoite returned from Kellogg where they attended the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias convention. Delegates from Southern Idaho won the loving cup. future contests will decide the cup’s permanent possession. Elections selected Horne Culp Voightlander McMahn Minnick Palmer for grand offices. Rupert chosen for next year’s convention in Mountain Home. Delegates from Southeastern Idaho. Twin Falls train. Pocatello to Spokane trip on a special train. Minnick missed Lewiston meeting due to train issues.
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W. A. Minick
W. BE. Nixon
Southern Idaho
P. W. Mitchell
Nez Perce
Hale Horne
Shoshone
C. W. Culp
Rothdrum
Mr. Voightlander
Kel Loge
Idaho
Rupert
Driving Without License Numbers Leads to Fines
In Judge Duvail's court Frank Mullin pleaded guilty to using an improper license number and was fined 25 dollars, which he paid. Mrs Ernest Egan pleaded guilty to driving with no license and received a 25 dollar fine.
Supplies Arrive for Upcoming Primary Election
The final batch of primary election supplies has arrived and will be distributed to precinct registrars by the county clerk and recorder. Materials are sent sealed from election officials in Bolse and routed to local officials for delivery to precincts, with careful transmission of documents required. Dr H F Van Cott notes office relocation to the McCornick building above Booth's store.
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Bolse
On Map by Canal and Island Echoes
A curious essay traces Pitcairn Island s isolation turned on by the Panama Canal route making it a stopover for fruit and vegetables and possibly profiteers. A tale weaves the island s mutineers Tahitian descendants and a future station on the canal s Pacific arc toward Australian ports.
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Pitcairn Island
Bounty
Panama Canal
Phteairn
Pacific
Big Ditch
la Ite
Strength In Faith Awakens Courage Against Circumstances
The excerpt emphasizes that faith grants power to shape life, while lack of faith invites fear and weakness. It contrasts a confident individual who masters circumstances with a fearful person driven by forebodings, implying faith empowers action and resilience.
Inevitable lies whispered by the Red and Chevro nite
In The Home Sector a dialogue mocks myths about Washington's honesty and wartime memories. The Red argues inevitability of stories while Chevro nite doubts such claims, suggesting Washington surely had experiences worth telling.
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Washington
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