Religion Debate Sparks Virginia Forum On Catholic Candidate
At the University of Virginia, Aug 17, a speech by Rev Albert Dieffenbach challenged Gov Smith's Catholic faith as a pivotal issue in the presidential race. Editors, scholars, and officials clashed, with publishers and professors warning of intolerance while Dieffenbach urged liberty against church influence.
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Hoodoo at Columbia and Parker Streets Hurts Allan Family
At the corner of Columbia and Parker streets Francis Allan and his family face a local bad luck tag after a Wednesday car collision left Mrs. Allan bruised. A previous incident at the same corner involved Mrs. John Mulvey, sister of Allan, who was struck by a streetcar.
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