Excommunicated Leader Claims True Teachership in Scientology Debate
Augusta E. Stetson of New York, once expelled from the Mother Church, travels to Boston to assert she alone holds the intended spiritual authority. She presents herself as the rightful interpreter of Christian Science, challenging the Mother Church directors and distancing herself from Mre Eddy’s leadership.
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Augusta E. Stetnon
New York
Mother Church of Christ, Scientiet
Boston
Teascher
Chetetian
Filty
Mre
Eddy
Free wool and free sugar win in tariff bill battle
Congress moves toward final passage as Democrats oppose the administration on the tariff. Senators from several states vote against free sugar and free raw wool though a sliding scale proposal to 1916 fails. Six named Democrats opposed free sugar in the final vote while six opposed free wool. Four men and one woman have labored for weeks to trap unwary evildoers in the city.
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Bill Cer
Wila
Democrata
Manadell
Thornton
Louisiana
Thompson
Kansas
Underwood
Hitcheath
Nebraska
Newlands
Nevada
Ranadetl
Shafroth
Colorado
Walsh
Mottana
Chamberlain
Oregon
Randell
Wales
Indictments Returned in Caminetti Diggs Deportation Case
Clayton Herrington, a federal investigator for the United States Department of Justice, led the probe in the Digis Caminetti case. State indictments were returned accusing officials in the Departments of Justice and of Commerce and Labor of preventing deportations and demanding investigations. The article notes Herrington urged President Wilson to remove the attorney involved.
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Departments of Justice
of Commerce and Labor
Caminett and
Diggs
San Francisco
Clayton Herrington
United States Department of Justice
Wilson
Frederick C. Penfield Appointed Ambassador to Austria
Pennsylvania man Frederick C. Penfield receives presidential nomination and is appointed ambassador to Austria. The appointment positions him as the U S envoy to Vienna, reflecting diplomatic duties and cross Atlantic relations.
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Pennsylvania
Austria
Bankers Call At White House On Currency Bill
Washington June 26. The administration currency revision bill may be altered after House introduction to grant bankers representation on the federal reserve board while providing for refunding of bonds. President discusses the measure with Democratic leaders amid broad support for the proposal.
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Washington
Administration
House
Representa
Survivors Arrive as Gettysburg Anniversary Nears
Reported arrivals flood the town for Gettysburg commemorations with trains bringing large numbers of veterans and supporters. The War Department bought 40,000 additional blankets at an extra cost of 10 009 dollars to guard against a cold period during the semi centennial events.
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Gettysburg
Palun
War Department
Secret Bomb Plot Claim Attracts Sleuths To City
Inside sources claim a sensational bargain involved six men guarding a hidden cache. Police and federal agents swarm the area amid tight security and mounting suspicion as investigators probe possible explosive devices and rapid-fire threat.
Officials and Citizens Back Prosecution Evidence Strong
Claim and counterclaim swirl as officials and private citizens back the movement. Attorneys say detectives supplied ample evidence to sustain a conviction.
Federal Probe Uncovers Secret Burns Agency Role in Case
A hush-hush operation by Burns Detective Agency operatives in Washington has led to anticipated federal actions. Authorities aim to file over fifty charges across residents and private citizens, including one serious federal prosecution, with the investigation kept tightly secret until a leak revealed the scope.
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Burns
Photos
American Press Association
L. A. Wiles
Pelham Bay
New York City
Glenn E. Curtiss
Vilas
Mr. Vilas
Oscar Straus
Christian Scientists
A. E. Stetson
Tain
Senate
Jone
Herrington
Frederick C. Penfield
Federal Reserve Board
Burns Detective Agency
Wim Burns
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