Hearst under ban in London over false news
London authorities ban Hearst press from using cables and news services after repeated breaches of faith and publishing garbled American reports. The move targets International News Service papers, including New York American and Chicago Examiner, with British press urging punishment and calls for broader action against misleading news agencies.
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House of Commons Tackles War Financing and Ireland
London Oct 11 The house of commons opened serious debate on wartime problems with Premier Asquith proposing a credit of 3 million to fund the war effort. Discussions likely cover Ireland governance, conscription, and expanding recruitment from England Scotland and Wales. The credit total rises to about 3.013 million since the war began.
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Wales
Berlin Draft Clauses Clash With 1870s Terms
Amsterdam correspondent cites Tageblatt Berlin stating that military clause examinations for men aged 18 to 63 will occur this month in Trad enburg and Metinin provinces. The dispatch notes that those already deemed unfit for service are excluded from the order.
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Rescue of seven men from waterlogged ship near Savannah
New York reports wireless rescue of seven crewmen believed from the schooner T. W. Dunn by the steamship El Mio of the South Pacific line, 260 miles east of Savannah. The Noon is found waterlogged. crew to be taken to Galveston. Vessel left New Orleans September 1 for Barcelona. Dunn owned by A. D. Cummins of Philadelphia.
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Texas
Episcipal Pageant Opens Fourteenth Triennial Convention
Episcopal pageant in Louis held as the fortieth forty fourth triennial convention of the church opens with bishops and deputies named for the election and session. Bishop Boyd Vincent of Ohio and Rev James E Freeman of Minnesota are noted leaders as processions and prayers precede the opening sessions with music from a combined chorus, while preliminary events and Christchurch cathedral ceremonies set the ceremonial tone for the day.
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Episcopal Delegates Gather in Worcester for Communion Administration
In a Worcester assembly a fraternal delegate from the Episcopal church of Canaan joins Archbishop George Thornslee of Algoma Ontario. Bishops Tuttle and others including David Williams of Huron and Cortlandt Whitehead of Pittsburgh, Boyd Vincent of Southern Ghios, and Ethelbert Talbot of Bethlehem attend the proceedings to administer the communion.
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Ex Habb Lectures by Joseph Goldman at Methodist Church
Joseph Goldman, former rabbi of the Jewish synagogue in Huszen Poland, will address at 3 p m and again at 7 0 p m Sunday at aba First Methodist church on The Jews and the Persecution of the Race in Massa then hold a meeting at the same chapel delivering The Fulfillment of the Covenant Goldman notes he served eighteen years as a rabbi before converting to Christianity three and a half years ago.
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Aba Firat Methodist Church
Massa
Exrabbi
Peame Chapel
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Chiropractor Johnson Returns From Sanpete County
C G Johnson a local chiropractor has returned from Sanpete county where he visited his brother Dr T Johnson serving a 100 day term in jail for practicing medicine without a license. His brother said daily mail praised his principles and noted the jail stint as part of his devotion. A committee from the Utah Chiropractors association pledged support to him.
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Final arguments in Reading case
Washington reports final arguments presented today before the Supreme Court in the government antitrust suit against Reading railroad interests for alleged monopoly of anthracite coal production and garage. A decision is not expected for several weeks.
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