Things That Make a Nation Lesson for June 25 Sunday School
Introduction to the Sunday school lesson notes a June 25 study about what makes a nation. It parallels ancient Judah with the United States, stressing leadership elections law and liberty, unity, and the role of education and religion in national character.
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New England
Judah
Israel
Moses
Washington
David
Lincoln
America
United States
Webster
Sam Walter Foss
Hagen Wins British Open Title In Sandwich England
Walter Hagen captured the British Open title at Sandwich in the fourth round beating Jock Hutchison who led after the third round with 228. J H Taylor of Britain was second at 227, while Hagen shared third with Jin Barnes and others on 228. Hagen earlier won the U S Open in 1914 at Midlothian and in 1910 at Brae Burn. He also holds a French Open championship among his international wins.
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Sandwich
England
Walter Hagen
Jock Hutchison
Chicago
J. H. Taylor
Great Britain
Jin Barnes
Charles Evans, Jr
Midlothian
Brae Burn Country Club
West Newton
Mass
M. J. Brady
Miners Attack Carload of Nonunion Men and Officials
In Clarksburg West Virginia on June 24 a mob attacked an interurban traction car carrying nonunion miners and Hudson Coal Company officials. A deputy sheriff was among those injured and two men were killed while guards protected the passengers on the way to the Lewis mine near Reynoldsville.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Hudson Coal Company
Lewis Mine
Kenoldsville
Two Men Killed by Nitro Glycerin Blast in Wellsville
A nitroglycerin blast on a street in Wellsville Ohio killed two men instantly and badly damaged three houses. Three others narrowly escaped serious injury as the explosion occurred in an automobile. One victim is believed to be James Kane, an old well shooter from Jewett.
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Wellsville
James Kane
Jewett
House May Recess Proposed for Five Weeks
Washington June 24 A complete recess of the house of representatives for one month or five weeks from June 30 was proposed by Republican Leader Mondell The recess would be effected by an adjournment for that period under a concurrent resolution to be passed by the house and senate.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Mondell
House
Senate
Tchircherin III in Berlin
Central News dispatch from Berlin reports Russian Foreign Minister George Y. Tchircherin in the German capital with his condition said to be serious.
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London
Beclin
George Y. Tchircherin
Fatal Storm Strikes Manitoba Towns Killing and Damaging
A great wind and electrical storm swept Manitoba on June 24 killing at least two people and injuring others. Portage la Prairie reports the grain elevator destroyed and roofs torn from several buildings. Property damage runs into hundreds of thousands of dollars as investigators anticipate higher tolls.
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Winnipeg
Man
Manitoba
Portage la Prairie
Forst
Cabinet Discusses Coal Strike and Herrin Disorders
Washington notes President Rarding's cabinet debated the coal strike and disturbances at Herrin Illinois. Secretary of Labor Davis expected to issue an official statement on the Illinois situation.
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Washington
Rarding
Herrin
Davis
Illinois
Knoxville Wins Bid For World War Veterans Hospital
A new million dollar neuro psychiatric hospital for disabled World War veterans will be built at Knoxville Iowa on 345 acres. The 500 bed facility with fireproof cottages will serve Iowa Missouri Kansas and Nebraska with expansion to 1000 beds if needed. The site cost 206000 and the project includes a power plant sewage system and landscaped grounds.
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Knoxville
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Congress
Veterans’ Bureau
Barthelmess film recalls oldest U S fort at Pemaquid Point
The Seventh Day shows Richard Barthelmess at the Fox Theatre with First National in a scene filmed at Maine's Pemaquid Point Fort, dating to 1729 and famed for its brutal early battles. The article also lists numerous local political nominations and township officers in Clay and surrounding townships.
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Fox Theatre
Richard Barhelmess
Inspiration Pictures
United States
Pemaquid Point
Maine
Barthelmess
Woman's sphere and rent fears in urban housing
A concise note from the Boston Transcript on gender roles and housing anxiety, highlighting the home as a woman's domain and a man's worry about rent increases in city living.
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Boston Transcript
Beggar's Grievances Trigger Court Tale
An American Legion Weekly excerpt presents Bill the Beggar testifying to a judge about past mistreatment. He alleges a man harbored a grudge, stealing pennies, stealing his box of pencils, and setting off a firecracker under him when he was deaf and dumb.
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Bill
American Legion Weekly
Proceedings of the Board Canvass of Primary Election
The canvass by the board of supervisors of the returns from the primary election Weld June 5th 1922 Washington county shows the following to have been nominated for the offices named.
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Board of Supervisors
Washington County
Dawes successor picked for director of budget
Washington report says Brig. Gen. H. M. Lord, chief of finance of the War Department, will replace Charles G. Dawes as director of the budget. Malcolm Kerlin resigns as director of the postal savings system effective July 1, to be succeeded by William J. Buffington. Two men die in nitro blast near Wellsville as nitroglycerin explodes en route by automobile.
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H. M. Lord
Chicago
Washington
War Department
Charles G. Dawes
White House
Post Savings Head
Malcolm Kerlin
Postal Savings Evstem
William JF. Buffington
Republian
Ross Elected International Kiwanis President
George H Ross of Toronto was elected international president of the Kiwanis clubs with 44 percent of the vote. R. Arris of Columbus and Russell F. B. Ward of Jackson Michigan were named top officers and the 1928 Kiwanis convention was set for Atlanta.
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Toronto
Ont
George H Ross
Kiwanis Clubs
Ross
KB. R. Arris
Columbus
Russell FB. Ward
Jackson, Mich
International
Atlanta
British general OConnor threatened by Irish malcontents
Mullingar Ireland June 24 General O Connor 1D S O of the British army has received a letter from Irish malcontents threatening him and ordering him out of Ireland learned there
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Mullingar
Ireland
O'Connor
Lere
England Bans Sensational Crime Plays Under Censor Rule
London reports Duke Atholl Lord Chamberlain and chief censor ban sensational melodramas that incite murder after Ronald True, son of Lady Annabel de Preyne, is held in a lunatic asylum for killing Gertrude Yates. Authorities seize London Grand Guignol style thrillers.
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London
England
Duke Atholl
Lord Chamberlain
Ronald ‘True
Annabel de Preyne
Niminal
Gertrude Yates
True
Grand Guignel Theater
Washington County Want Ad Miniature Classifieds
Local want ads column highlights job openings housing rentals and miscellaneous trade listings across Washington County. Readers report quick leads on employment services real estate and items for sale in this compact daily insert.
Hogs Decline
A concise report notes an unusual decline of hogs challenging expectations, prompting observers to reevaluate farming trends. The note emphasizes the rarity of such a drop and signals potential implications for local markets and agricultural planning.
Gorgets and the Red Robe Staff Officers
A historical note explains gorgets evolve from a breastplate to a small neck plate and finally to the red robe collar worn by staff officers. The question asks how many staff officers know the term gorget for their collar insignia.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claim Summary
Company ads claim Hall's Catarrh Medicine relieves catarrh by an ointment handling inflammation and an internal tonic acting on mucous surfaces to restore health. The notice cites F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio as the manufacturer.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
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