Faith healer Miss Stephens ends life amid church feud
Miss Marion G. Stephens, longtime leader and pupil of Mrs. Stetson of New York, died by gas in Towanda after years of shifting loyalties within the First Church. Her death occurred as trustees and members debated the control and influence of Mrs. Stetson, with Stephens previously testifying against her, then returning to support her before taking her life.
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Stephens
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First Church
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Mira
Stetson
Te Roston
Sterson
Lis Prurges
Stenson
Seth
Feinlery
Westot
Uecorr
Towanda
Mint Stephens
Stephens Nacami
Steranu
Aeto
Boston
Mia Stetsny
Stetson Endesons
Sirs Stetson
Virgil Strickler
Eddyner Seif
Wiss Stephans
Wimira
The Commuters at Nations Theater a lively farce
The Nations Theater presented The Commuters a bustling farce starring Orrin Johnson Jane Marbury and Taylor Holmes. Review lauds Johnson for steadiness Holmes for wit and a strong supporting cast with vivid dialogue and well-timed gags though notes Act timings and minor stage faults.
Andiléss Explores Transient Nature With Fresh Insight
A brief feature examines the transient state and a new under standing approach. The piece highlights evolving perspectives and seeks to clarify complex terms.
Pat Grove Promotes Prison Reform in Capital Tour
A fragmented reminiscence by Pat Grove recounts a life of crime from a boyhood escape to a decades long outlaw career. He advocates abolishing penitentiaries and replacing them with work programs that prepare offenders for reintegration, emphasizing a supportive, hands on approach when released.
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Prodigal Sons Call for Reform in Punishment
A critique echoes that ex convicts deserve second chances. It argues forgiving, not denying work, and suggests employing 400000 penitents to build roads and public works, noting humans err yet can reform when given chances and memory fades.
Playhouse bonds issued for new N Street theater club
Washington leaders raise over 15000 for The Playhouse to be fitted as a theater and elite clubhouse on N Street NW. A bond issue of up to 25000 at 5 percent interest payable August 1 1925 is planned, with substantial subscriptions from government officials and prominent citizens. Big features include center parties and lavish entertainments to elevate social gatherings.
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Cobb
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Gibson
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HL. Hitt
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Eldridge Jordan
Biederick
J.P
Horace” Welle
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Noted Axting Hag Had. a bg Attack of
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Graves Returns Bless Wedding Of Austrian Couple
Temple Graves reports he surrendered to his niece Catherine Graves and blessed the marriage of young Rudolf Waltberg and his bride. The couple, forgiven by families, are at Wellsin apartments in New York with guardianship arranged. Mr Graves and guardian Olly plan to secure a good position for the groom so he may stay in the country. Thulfberg is expected back tomorrow.
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Bean
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Sammy Smetcher
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Fletcher
Larry
Brice Adey
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Minerva Culture
Zthor
Henry B. Harris
Jane Marbury
Orrin Johnson
Larry Ericet
Mr. Johnson
Taylor Holmes
Sammy Pletcher
Farre
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Maas
Georgie Lawrence
Paulina Duffield
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Laula Haines
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Leo
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Hosedale
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Anne Sutherland
Jane Cow
Louise Mackintosh
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Graves
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Rudolf. Waltberg
Wulfberg
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Marietta
Ony
Liewellsin
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Army Orders List of Officers on Official DUTY Assignments
A rotation of officers from the medical corps ordnance and cavalry wings to various posts. Capt Henry H Rutherford to Fort Du Pont Fort Delaware and Fort Mott, Col Orin B Mitcham to Dallas Fort Worth Salt Lake City, Maj Kenneth Morten to multiple works, Col Lawrence I Brut to South Bethlehem and Reading, Capt Elmar Lindstar to Joner lows, and many station changes announced with promotions and separations including Abbot to Boston and Baker to the Philippines.
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Jefferson Barracks
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Navy Officers Receive Promotions and Reassignments
Fragmented orders list retirements and new duties for naval officers including Rear Admiral Adams and Lieut Comdr Mitten. The notes mention assignments to Naval Academy, Newport, Philadelphia, and Washington, with paymaster and clerical postings shaping a reshaped staff and training commands.
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Cape
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Wome
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Naval] Academy
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Yfar College
Newport
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New York
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Kimbertay
Monaco Prince Arrives in Rome for Oceanography Lecture
Prince of Monaco arrived in Rome today and was greeted at the station by representatives of King Victor Emmanuel and the Geographical Society. He will lecture on oceanography on Wednesday under their auspices. The Vatican protest reportedly will not be circulated formally.
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Heinze to Face Jury in Bank Funds Indictments
New York April Heinze faces trial on seven of the 14 counts in the Mercantile National Bank funds case. Judge Hough sustains the remaining seven counts. Subpoenas for Heinze enterprise books denied. Trial set for tomorrow. Also, a separate Wilkes-Barre accident kills Mrs Freaterick Carleson as she steps into the path of a car driven by a veterinarian Dr Witrout.
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Great Airships in Allies Aerial Derby Planned
April 5 dispatches from Limburg an der Lahn report three aerial cruisers reaching Cologne in a storm. Parseval’s craft, heavily damaged, returned under its own power, while Gross I sailed home by train and Zeppelin I descended after a bravely started flight. A squall toppled the dirigible at Weilau, wrecking the gas bag and wreckage. London reports misfortune for British airships with a craft overturned at Farnborough tearing gas bags and framework. An air derby from London to Manchester is planned for Wednesday with $50 prize. French aeronaut Pauthan and Beta Graham White prepare to attempt the 18 mile flight.
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