Will Spread Tenets Prominent Men Lead Project
Announcement at Georgetown University reveals a far reaching missionary and educational movement to be inaugurated in October by the Aloysius Truth Society of Washington under Jesuit direction. Prominent Catholic statesmen writers priests and educators support the effort with a program outlining committees and duties across press library social studies law and more.
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Aloysius Truth Society
Georgetown University
Aloysius Truth Society of
Washington
Augustus J. Duarte
Kentucky
Ita
Law Committee
Augustus J. Duarta
Mgr. T . Shahan
D. D
Joseph J. Himmell
Mer. Willam T. Russell
Eugene del. McDonnell
John Handly
S. J
Ben Johnson
Congress
Francis de Sales Ryan
M. Joseph Ryan
John H. Borger
Geologist Tarr Survives Alaska River Skiff Crash
Prof Alph Tarr and a team of geologists from the National Geographic Society narrowly escaped drowning in Alaska's Big Delta River when their skiff capsized. All data and instruments were lost, ending a third NSG expedition to the northern glacial region. Prof Tarr and colleagues swam ashore. The party, including Prof Lawrence Martin, heads East soon.
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Tarr
Washington Post
Ithaca
Alph Tarr
Big Delta
Alaska
National Geographic Society
National Society
Arr
Lawrence Martin
University of Wisconsin
UCHIDA MAY GET PORTFOLIO
Tokyo reports the emperor will entrust Marquis Satonji with forming the new cabinet with September announcements. Count Katsura recommends Satonji as premier designate to carry out policies. Lieutenant General Terauchi likely to resign as war minister but stay as resident general of Korea. Baron Uchida favored for foreign minister with Komura possibly remaining in that post.
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Tokyo
Saionji
Count Katsura
Satonji
Terauchi
Korea
Baron Uchida
United States
Foreign Ministry
Komura
Slayer of Three Is Merry in Indiana Prison
William Lee, who confessed to killing his father, mother, and brother at Boonville Indiana, is in solitary confinement at the Indiana Reformatory. He arrived from Princeton after confessing in Evansville and declared, I thought I would beat the old man to it. He maintains a wheiterful demeanor and even teased officers with small talk during the trip.
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Jefferson
Jeffersonville
Rioting by Negroes Near Church Leaves Man Injured
Special to The Washington Post reports serious rioting by Negroes around a church near St Margarets, Annapolis. Walter Murray was shot in the head and is in critical condition. Arthur Lee, the alleged shooter, fled toward Baltimore. Murray transported to Annapolis Emergency Hospital with others injured.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Church
St. Margarets
Walter Murray
Arthur Lee
Baltimore
Beens
Murray
Grand 74 year old dares New England to walk any time
Boston August 27 George B Ward of Midletown claims he can outwalk any challenger anywhere under any conditions. He says he lives on 26 cents a week mainly oatmeal peanut butter and crackers and walks 15 to 20 miles daily to stay in trim. He asserts no one can live on less and bets to beat all comers.
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Washington Post
Boston
George B. Ward
Middletown
New England
Death of Lieut Whittier Reported by Inquiry Board
Portsmouth officials reveal the official board of inquiry states Lieut William A Whittier of the revenue cutter Androscoggin was killed August 18 in Boston by a blow from behind delivered by an unknown assailant. The three companions were walking peacefully and were not offensive to anyone.
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Portsmouth
N. H
William A. Whittier
Androscoggin
Boston
Official Board of Inquiry
Revenue Service
Lieut. Whittler
Pope Sees Visitor in Vatican Gardens
In Rome on August 27 the Pope, fully recovered from illness, celebrated mass and met Cardinal Arceverde de Albuquerque, archbishop of Rio Janeiro, in the Vatican gardens. The visitor came to bid farewell as he departs for America. The Pope spoke on South American church affairs and gave his apostolic benediction.
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Rio Janeiro
Vatican Gardens
Rome
Arceverde de Albuquerqne
America
South America
Night Riders to End Reign of Cats in District
Officials of the Washington Humane Society support a New York plan to form night rider squads to capture stray alley cats. A New York method involved a motorized cage and gas death at shelters, with captors facing bites and climbs as they collect felines from sidewalks and tenement districts.
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Reign of Cats
Humane Society
New York
Net and Basket Campaign
Washington Humane Society
John P. Heap
W. C Woodward
Washington
Raymond J Cooley
New York Humane Society
Manhattan
P. C
Lower East Side
Edwards
Aged Woman McGrath Dies at 115 in Milwaukee
Mrs McGrath aged 115 died yesterday at a local charitable institution in Milwaukee Wisconsin after several weeks with a broken hip. Prior to the accident she enjoyed good health for most of her long life. Report by Milwaukee desk dated August 27.
Hobble Skirt Debate Sparks Fashion and Suffrage Talks
Miss Beck of Los Angeles and Miss Bock of Shoreham discuss hobble skirts and dangers to mobility during a Paris influenced trend. They note fashion pressures from designers and the public, along with a shift toward modest attire and support for women’s suffrage amid coronation era observations.
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C Bock
Los Angeles
Shoreham
London
Miss Hock
York
Bia
Paris
Miss Beck
California
Police Department of
George
Ambassador denies U S envoy failed to aid in Yokohama dispute
Tokyo August 27 American Ambassador Thomas J. O'Brien rejected a San Francisco originated story quoting Mrs. Carl F. Drury of Ohio accusing him of failing to protect her in a civil suit with Japanese garment makers at Yokohama. He said she visited him once and he treated her with politeness and consideration.
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Tokyo
Thomas J. O'Brien
San Francisco
Carl F. Drury
Ohio
Yokohama
Canada’s Fight Warms Up Over Reciprocity Pact
Ottawa reports show a heated election as pro and anti reciprocity argue over Canada United States trade. Premiers and leaders align against ratification while Laurier and Borden face strong opposition. Critics warn US agricultural competition harms Canadian farmers and cite Taft’s parting of the ways remark. Classifieds promise free Post Want Ads.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
Laurier
Borden
Whitney
Ontario
McBride
British Columbia
Hazen
New Brunswick
Clifford Sitton
Taft
Congress
Tourists Face Strikes and Delays on London Trip
The group’s voyage included a London Bridge bus overturn after a strike disrupted transport in Dublin entries. Engineers deserted trains stranding passengers eight hours, yet they were eventually hauled to safety. Messages from Alma Sprinkle describe Ireland’s scenery, Blarney Stone, Killarney rides, and a mascot tale as they travel toward America.
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Atray
Pupting
New York
Washington
America
Alma. Sprinkle
Switzerland
London
Ireland
Cork
Blarney Castle
Killarney
Lake Hotel
Dean’s Cottage
Shot in Black Hand Hunt Ends in Wounding Officers
In Dorchester Boston Aug 27 four suspects were arrested after a nighttime clash with plainclothes officers who thought they faced Black Hand assailants. Patrolman Clarke was seriously wounded, Doherty shot in the head, and Cooper lightly hurt. The quartet deny charges as police assess the case.
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Boston
J. C. Clarke
A. C. Cooper
B. Doherty
Dorchester
Rose de “Angelo
Causes of Low Prices Crop Conditions a Factor
New York stock market last week saw renewed price declines with fresh rumors of special causes. Factors cited include deteriorating grain crops, bank preparation for cotton and grain movements, foreign financial center pressure from political disturbances, railroad labor disputes, and a broad retrenchment push by major rail systems. Professional selling suspected amid congested centers of speculation led by Union Pacific United States Steel and Reading, with large loan contractions by New York banks amplifying liquidation.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Supreme Court
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Reading
Congress
Senate
Gates Will A Surprise Will Riles Estate Plans
News of Charles Gates second will shocks social and business circles. It omits the Equitable Trust as trustee and lacks a ten year tying clause on Gates securities, amid speculation over the estate value and prior divorce. A separate note covers Sergt Patrick Ford funeral arrangements at Soldiers Home.
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New York
Charles Gates
John W. Gates
Virginia
Gates
Gildersleeve
New Hampshire
Equitable Trust Company
Alvin W. Erech
Krech
Mr. Gates
Central Fuel of
Wall Street
Texas Company
Gates Securities
Charles G. Gates
Sergt
P. Ford
Patrick Ford
Grand Army of the Republic
Soldiers’ Home
Park Road Gate Lodge
Henry Wilson Post
G A. R
Soldiers' Home Cemetery
Portugal Crisis Deepens As Parties Split Over Elections
Lisbon reports a severe split in Portugal's republican party with Cosga and Almeida leading rival factions during the presidential votes. Rioting expectations grow as moderates gain ground while Costa's adherents challenge the government. Strikes by cork cutters dock workers and lighter men total about forty thousand, threatening the nation.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Republican Party
Alfonso Cosga
Antonio Almeida
Senhor Qamacho
Arriaga
Costa
Steel Mills Seek Orders for Bridge Material in Small Quantities
New York traders report keen competition for steel orders as mills and fabricators push to sell excess capacity ahead of a dull period. Smaller shops nearly sold out for three months, larger shops five to six months. Major contracts included 14,000 tons for Kansas City Terminal and numerous small railroad bridge orders. Pig iron activity remained limited to scattered small orders totaling about 59,000 tons nationwide.
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New York
Kansas City
Missouri Pacific
Big Four
New York Central
Lake Shore
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Boston
Maine
Albany
Park Officials Meet to Discuss National Park System
National park superintendents from Yellowstone and others prepare for a September conference. Secretary of the Interior Fisher and railroad representatives will seek a uniform improved park management system. Topics include transportation to and through parks, camping rights, and creation of a National Parks bureau. H. S. Graves will speak on Forest Service in national parks. The itinerary includes daily meetings at hotels during park travel.
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Yellowstone National Park
Fisher
National Parks
Bureau of National Parks
Graves
Forest Service
Worestryn National Parks
Monaghan Torpedo Boat Destroyer Damaged at Wharf
The torpedo boat destroyer Monaghan struck the wharf at the torpedo station yesterday and sustained two large holes in the port bow with strained nearby framework. After temporary patching she will be moved to the New York navy yard for full repairs.
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Newport
R. I
New York Navy Yard
Fifty More P. D. Banks Opens First Class Posts
Postmaster General Hitchcock designates 50 additional first class postal savings banks. Early receipts at New York Chicago St Louis and Boston totalled 266000 after three weeks. Expansion to 426 first class offices slated by September and third class network to 3000 offices soon. New designations include Montgomery Alabama Athens Georgia Cumberland Maryland Petersburg Virginia Parkersburg West Virginia Greensboro North Carolina Greenville South Carolina Bristol Tennessee.
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Chicago
Hitchcock
St Louis
Boston
Montgomery
Ala
Athens
Cumberland
Petersburg
Parkersburg
W Va
Greensboro
N. C
Greenville
Bristol, Tenn
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District of Columbia
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Cldamobile, Sa Limited
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Andrew D Loffler
Third Street
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John C McLaughlin
1Th St. Nw
Ing City
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St. Fhone
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Tours Tourist Auto Livery CO
Mth St. NW
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People's Auto Company
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Systee Automobiles
Gettysburg
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