Port Said Reforms Dim the City of Rogues
War scarred Port Said now purged of its touts and rogues as authorities tighten passport controls and deportations curb crime. Travelers find the waterfront grim yet orderly while locals and soldiers drift through a city reframed from piracy and pillage to cautious restraint.
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Port Said
Port
Ike
Drazen
Achmed
Mohammed
Achmeds
Mohammeds
Syria
Khald
Wong
Pesulmiam
Religious Educators Convene in Pittsburgh Annual Meeting
Delegates from across the United States gather in Pittsburgh for the eighteenth annual convention of the Religious Deduction Association. Speakers include P P Claxon U S Commissioner of Education, J L Labingler Chicago Federation of Churches, George Vic Botts Northwestern, T W Gallaway One Tier Nations, Caroline B H Daw National YWCA Training School, Arthur McGiffert Union Theological Seminary, Bruce Taylor Queen's University Canada, James E Woodbridge Columbia, and other leading church and educational figures. The five day session features lectures, discussions and organizational planning.
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Pittsburgh, Mare
United States
Religious Duction Association
P.P. Claxton
Mancation
J. Lelle Labingler
Chicago Federation of ‘Gharehes
George
Vic Botts
Northwestern University
T. W. Gallaway
Nations Committee
Cathdlea M. Coburn
Alleghney College
Frank . Wank
Checago Theological Seminary
Dew Caroline BH Daw
National
YW. C. A. Training Schoul
Hiteredsoar
Elliott
New York
Ounp
Cleveland
Ohio
Gila J. Price
Coty —_Federation—of Churches of
Rochester
War Davies
Winnetka, WL
Arthur McGiffert
Union, Theological Seminary
Robert A. Janine
India
Ralph Diffendorfer
Interchurch World Movement
Bruce Taylor
Queen's University
Canada
James E. Woodbridge
Columbia University
Norman E. Richardson
Beaton
Mass
H. H. Blashfield
Decatur
Ruby Neville
Winds Women's College
Wiliam A H. Wood
Dartmouth College
Joan E. Stout
Carmell University
Henry H. Meyer
Methodist Board of Sunday Schools
Herbert F. Shenton
Balked Of Bride Man Shoots Self
SAN FRANCISCO March 15 Balked in love as a reconciled bride refused him. Calver Gilmer a city man shot himself in his hotel room after pleading with the woman. He died hours later. Gilmer had earlier faced embezzling charges and a legal separation with Mrs Houston who later testified of a prior marriage.
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San Francisco
Calver Gilner
Gilmer
Guimner
Guimner Tain) Fo Sime Aa iTelettes Ete Months Apo Frat Bewtie
Mira
Houston
Thierefty
Amorala
Irrelevant OCR Fragment on Shelton Diet and Life
Fragmentary OCR text describes Irene Shelton dining patterns, meals across breakfast lunch and dinner, coffee and cigars, with scattered biographical notes. It mentions Shelton living costs, weight, health, and a few personal history hints, but many words are garbled beyond recognition.
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Toston
Mitre
Irene Shelton Dais
Eall Shelton
Pleasant Holt
Bhellan
Spain
Stelton
Sheen
Laumirs
Reduction of Shoe Prices Sparks Pennsylvania Vendor Debate
A fragmented OCR noting pressure to cut footwear costs in Pennsylvania. Mentions dealers, agreements, and patient ties amid a push to reduce stock piles and prices. No clear dates or names available.
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Pulgadhelphea
Maat Dan Kye
Avera
Pt Ee Ae
Pneumonia Rates Higher Among Farmers Than Town Dwellers
Records from the office of the health officer show a larger proportion of farmers contract pneumonia than townspeople. The condition is linked to farmers not staying indoors long enough after influenza. City officials note urban residents are more careful and usually fully recovered before going out.
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Atciison
Kon Maren
The
Times
City Coal Company
Ancient Law Suit Seeks Settlement After Century
A tangled 19th century maritime dispute concludes with Chile held accountable for three-fifths of a war-era damages sum totaling about $93,904 to American claimants. The ledger traces involve Captain Sid Bell, Willikon J. Guediner, and Gardiner heirs, with executors in Maine and Needham seeking distribution of proceeds amid unresolved administration.
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Stefi
Chena
Capuey Shah
Secedemion
Peru
Sid Hell
Act
Hele
Spain
United States
Willikon JT
Pugin
Moqua
Faber
Mr. Gardiner
Charles P. Gardiner
Gardiner
Robert HH. Carydiner
Maine
Robert J. Ga Diener, Jr
Needham
Change in Christian Science Movement Leaves Key Editors Resigned
A Santa Barbara church faction dispute prompted resignations from Sentinel editor Wihigiy Po McRenaie and others over alleged religious bias. The Christian Science Monitor published internal disagreements, with trustees and a director's secretary stepping down amid controversy.
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Christian Science
Loston Mattel
Cuba
Wihigiy Po McRenaie
The
Sentinel
Ad de Journad
Alra Mila
K. J. Seeley
Christian Seience Monitor
Trintees
Uae
Bryan Opposes Hitchcock in Presidential Nomination
William Jennings Bryan says he cannot support Hitchcock for the Democratic presidential nomination. Bryan voiced his opposition in a late evening radio interview, arguing reasons tied to party unity and political alignment.
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Ameam I
Mareth
Thehearvk
Thettpelas Viptes
Democratic Party
William Jennings Bryan
Pan
Horn Tonight
Bor
Nebraska
Battle Ground Of G O P Candidates in Midwest Race
The article previews the South Dakota GOP primary and a nation wide scramble for nomination as Wood and Lowden campaign across the Midwest and Northwest. It notes Key figures Major Leomerd Wool Governor Frank O Lower and Senators Pota exter and tan dohasen with Poin exter to debate in Pierre. Lowden plans a six day tour in Michigan while Wood heads toward the northwest.
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Uicago
Marek Wi
Mid-West
Repute Fee
Fortantidives
Capsire
Dakotv
Dalegarys
Leomerd Wool
Frank O. Lower
Illinois
Potaexter
Washington
Tan Dohasen
California
Kane
Noindexter
Johnson
Lawhen
Poinexter
Woot
Pierre
Lowden
South Dakota
Wood
Northwest
Michigan
Two Killed in Mutiny Report From Mobile Wharf
Reported mutiny aboard a United States Shipping Board vessel near Mobile led to two deaths. Details are unclear due to damaged text but authorities noted the incident occurred while the ship was docked and under control.
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Momma
Mareh
United Sates Shipping Board
Mobile
West
Fashion tollly scandal echoesCatholic praise and condemnation
London reports Cardinal Logue the primate of Ireland condemns fashionable extravagance and immodesty in women’s dress. He cites the scandal as a degeneration threatening Irish virtue and warns that modern fashions enslave women, praising traditional decorum and purity of daughters of Patrick and Bridget.
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London
Cardinal Logue
Ireland
Teign
Paris Physicien
Creditial
Rae
Patrick
Bridget
Treland
Civil War era signal corps member dies in Lexington
Alf red Nye, veteran of the Federal Signal Company and 1864 correspondent to General Corse at Altoona Pass, Ga, reportedly died in Lexington, Neb at age 86. Nye was noted for sending General Bherinah's message, “Hold the fort, I am coming,” during the Civil War.
Express rates rise requested by American Railway Express
Washington heard a demand from the American Railway Express company for increases across all express routes. The firm now represents 92 percent of United States express lines, a merger of four major companies prior to federal railroad control. The report notes a potential rise of up to six percent from present schedules.
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Washington, Maren
Interstate Commission
American Railway Express Company
United States
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the Times
City Marketing CO
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