Cardinal Elevations Stir Hope For American Catholicis
Baltimore dispatch reports Cardinal Gibbons awaiting Rome confirmation on archbishops Farley Connell and Falconio as cardinals. Archbishop Farley visits St Patrick's thronged by admirers while Falconio, former papal delegate, expresses cautious optimism about the honor. Rome's consistory and investiture rites described. Kennedy and Logue send congratulatory messages. Falconio notes potential return to Rome for ceremonies. U.S. sees three cardinals with possible fourth, amid strong American church influence.
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Ireland
St. Patrick's Cathedral
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Rowe
Piang
Mar
Lewis
Italy
Mgr. Falconio
Mgr Martinelli
Mer Martinelli
Mgr
Satolli
Martino
Falconio
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Canada
Newfoundland
Abruzat
America
O’connell
Falionio
West
St. Paul
British Empire
Steeple Bell Dedicated at St Columbia's Tennallytown
Special services marked the dedication of a 100 pound bell gifted to St Columba's Church Tennallytown. Rev Dr Warner and Rev Dr Bratenahl presided as the bell tolled through the Sunday morning worship. Choir led by Willam Tyler Page and organist Mrs W H McGuen provided music as the ancient suburban chapel, rebuilt after last summer improvements, was highlighted by the event.
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Tennallytown
Charles T. Warner
St. Columbia's Church
Tennalytown
G. CF. Bratenahl
St. Alban's Parish
Warner
Willam Tyler Page
W. H. McGuen
Braekenahl
St Columbia's
Winter Plans for Army Birdmen Set in Conference
Secretary Stimson and Gen Allen plan winter aviation stations and more machines at the War Department. Army aviators at College Park may move to South Carolina or Georgia with Kennedy to become a full aviator. Beck and pupil Kennedy likely to San Diego. Over 2,000 men applied, but officer scarcity limits flight capacity and additional planes await trained crews.
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Ger. Allen—Neo
Army
College Park
James Allen
Signal Corps
War Department
Stintson
de Forrest Chandler
Aviation
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Kirtland
Arnold
South Carolina
Georgia
Paul W. Beck
Frank M. Kennedy
San Diego
Cal
Beck
Glenn Curtiss
Gen Allen
Atlantic
Pacific
Lieut. Kennedy
Lieut
Kennedly
Allen
Aviation Corps
Idalliona
Navy and Army Clash Over Aero Gun Designs
Army and navy ordnance bureaus race to perfect aircraft and hydroaeroplane guns. Navy commander Cleland Davis leads a light vanadium steel project to fire a compact canister shell from a portable aeroplane gun. Army design favors a caster carriage with aim from horizon to zenith while avoiding recoil.
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Navy Ordnance
Navy
Davis
School report on public audit sparks board row
Akils B. Browne chair of the Board of Trade committee that probed charges by Snowden Ashford municipal architect denies suppression claims raised by Capt. James F Oyster president of the board of education. Browne says the full committee report was published last spring and no new investigation has occurred. Oyster demanded airing of the subcommittee's findings and Browne recalls proposing omission from the annual report. He states that recent session remarks do not reflect a lack of public access to the report.
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Board of Trade
Snowden Ashford
James F Oyster
Board of Education
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Mr. Browne
Frieds to Hang in Cell Prisoners Save His Life
Tony Milano accused of murdering Harry Elton Smith attempted to hang himself in his District jail cell as his starving wife and children visited. Guards cut the rope and Milano collapsed, later recovering. Superintendent Zinkhan said Milano’s act stemmed from distress over his family's welfare. attorney James Kelly aided his mood.
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Rechildren
Jar
Tony Milano
Milano
Zinknan
Washington Asylum and
Zinkhan
Supt Zinkhan
James Kelly
Motorcycle Crash Injures Omaha Student Near Frederick
Eugene Hosle of Omaha, a Gallaudet College student, escaped death after his motorcycle collided with a telephone pole on a hill near Jug Bridge east of Frederick Maryland. Witness Robert Shipley found him and a Washington rider rushed Hosle to Frederick hospital where doctors treated cuts and bruises. his condition is not serious. Hosle was riding with two Washington motorcyclists on a run to the city.
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Speeler
Frederick
Eugene Hosle
Omaha
Nebr
Gallaudet College
Washington
Jug Bridge
Robert Shipley
Hogler
Hogle
Thief Caught After Ground-Floor Flight From McCormick Home
William Harris, a 33 year old negro, leaped from a second story window during a prowling incident at E. B. McCormick’s home on Ninth Street Northwest. Shots fired as neighbors joined a pursuit through yards and sheds. Harris was captured by Edward W. McCormick and handed to Patrolman Curd at the Second precinct.
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William Harris
E. BE. McCormick
Edward W. McCormick
Ose Eighth Street
McCormack
Fred
Wiliam Harris
McCormick
Harris
McCormick Yard
Curd
Wrights Break Camp At Kill Devil Hills
Orville Wright and Lorin Wright with Alexander Ogilvie closed their experimental camp at Kill Devil Hills for the night. They plan to depart tomorrow with the Wright brothers returning to Dayton to resume glider tests while Ogilvie sails from New York to England. None would comment on test outcomes, but Orville seemed content with the trials.
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N.C
Wright Brothers
Sill Devil Hl Waz
Orville Wright
Lorin
Alexander Ogilvie
Wights
Dayton
Ohio
Ogilvie
New York
England
Oriille Wright
Verasco Seeks Help As Son Vanishes From Quincy Street
Tony Verasco asks police to find his 11 year old son George Veraasco who has been missing for three days. The boy dislikes school and wishes to quit studies to work at the family grocery on Quincy Street northeast. The father recalls seeing him briefly on the street but the boy fled, and he considers sending him to sea.
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Tony Verasco
George Veraasco
Quincy Street
Washington Society Peers Flock to New York for Revels
In a cosmopolitan crowd, Washington’s diplomats and leaders mingle with New York high society at the Plaza and Waldorf. John Hay, John Barrett, and Samuel G. Blythe are noted among the visitors while Washington real estate grows busy with new apartment projects.
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New York
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Plaza
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Mr Barrett
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Mr. Blythe
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Knickerbocker Hotel
Arthur W Dunn
Seville
Wasington
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Waa
Holland House
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Panama Canal Commission
Knickerbocker
The
Waldorf
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Albert G Salter
J. P. Polk
John B Daish
J. P. Camp
LR. Lipcomb
A. O. Bilas
Sherril
H. P. A. Alsop
George Whitfield Brown
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L. M. Finley
C. P. Finley
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Thomas H Carter
J. W. Woodruff
Robert Callahan, Jr
Charles W. Orth
E J. Walsh
R R. Sigsbee
W B. Jackson
H. F Bell
L. H. Skinner
Elizabeth Howey
John W. Clifton
J. de B. Higgins
W. C Marion
I. Rayner
R. W Wells
Sumner Curtis
John C Fay
P. E. Rojas
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Saxonia
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Cardinal Gibbons Dedicates Kensington Church
Cardinal Gibbons presided at the dedication of Holy Redeemer Catholic Church in Kensington Maryland with Mgrs James Mackin and Thomas Shahan, and priests including Charles Rosensteel. A high Mass followed. a pledge by boys to abstain from alcohol until 21 marked the confirmation. A Washington choir provided music and a dinner hosted by Alfred Dafton and others.
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James Cardinal. Gibbons
Holy Redeemer Catholic Church
Kensington
Mgrs
James F. Mackin
Thomas J. Shahan
Charles Warren Cutter
Bureau of Indian Missions
Thomas W. Rosensteel
Sharpsburg
Paul Griffith
St. Augustine’s Church
Charles C. Rosensteel
St. John’s Church
Forest Glen
New Kensington
Thomas W. Resensteel
Father Currier
Cardinal Gibbons
Washington
Brainard H.warner
B. F. Saul
Henry Simpson
Alfred 8. Dafton
Baltimore
Holy Redeemer Church
Kensiington
Charles O. Rosensteel
Father Rosensteel
Montgomery County
Olney
St. John’s
Brightwood
D. C
St. John's Cemetery
Archbishop Carroll
Mission at St Patrick's Opens Three Week Program for Women and Non Catholics
Nearly 2,000 attend opening of three week parish mission at St Patrick's Church led by the Diocesan Mission Band of New York headed by Rev Joseph Fleming. First week focuses on women, second on men, third on Catholic faith for non Catholics with a question box for tonight's services. All Souls' Day observed with high Mass, All Saints' Day next.
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St. Patrick's Church
Diocesan Mission
New York
Joseph Fleming
Father Fleming
Andrew Roache
Jesus Christ
Christ
Mgr. Russell
St. Patrick’s
John Wickham
Father Courtney
New York Mission Band
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