Religious liberty highlighted by Catholic leaders in Chicago
Chicago scene during the twenty eighth eucharistic congress featured Secretary of Labor James J. Davis delivering a message from President Coolidge praising religious tolerance. Cardinal Mundelein and Papal legate Cardinal Bonzano stood with 14,000 attendees as immense preparations for the congress drew visitors from across the globe to the lakefront venues including Soldiers Field and a grand outdoor altar.
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Chicago
United States
James J. Davis
Gootidge
Congress
Davis
Cardinal Mundelein
Maryland
Rhode
America
John
Cardinal Bonzano
Unite States
Hoosevelt
Taft
Harding
Benaltanzano
Lis
Chichiza
Lake Front
Soldiers Field
Dean Raymond given Simple Service in Iowa City
Funeral services conducted at 10 30 a m for Tor William G Raymond dean of the college of engineering at the University of Iowa who died in a local hospital after a long illness Prominent educators from across the country attended the annual meeting of the Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education convention which adjourned early in his honor Resolutions of sympathy were passed to his family and the university community
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Iowa City
Uup
William G. Raymond
College of Engineering
Sin of Iowa
Iowa
Raymond
Funeral notices for Walker and Mattingly in Barville area
Mrs Oatsy Mattingly and Mrs Gwendolyn Walker are named in funeral notices. Walker, four- year- old daughter of Mr and Mrs Wey Walker, died in Barville. Services for Mattingly to be held tomorrow at the Methodist church. Burial at Fairview.
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Oatsy Mattingly
Iwille
Mars
Mattingly
Mine
Gwendolyn Walker
Wendolyn Anne Walker
Mero
Ki Wey Walker
Quincy Atreet
Theis O'Keefe & Towne Rhapel
Sanday
Revew
Inden Mehndi
Ranak Efinrel
Fairview
W C T U Fund Given to Pinchot Senate Quiz Told
The article reports on a Senate inquiry into W C T U funding linked to Pinchot. It discusses memory issues and possible duplication of contributions, with calls for public accountability and potential hearings in Philadelphia, Harrisburg, and Pittsburgh.
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W.C.T.U. Fund
Pinchot
Senate
Wood
Taylor
Golf
West Virginia
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Pillsburgh
Sioux City Mayor Urges Missouri River Navigation Extension
Sioux City mayor Stewart Gilligan testifies before the Senate commerce committee urging navigability of the Missouri River from Kansas City to Sioux City. He claims wheat transportation costs to New Orleans would drop about 12 cents per bushel, saving farmers millions yearly. criticizes Iowa funding while the Mississippi river has bridges built for ornamental purposes. The speech highlights regional agricultural wealth and calls for federal spending to aid farmers across several states.
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Sioux City
Missouri River
Congress
Kansas City
Siouxy
Stewart Gillipag
City
Senate Commerce Committee
Washington
Gillman
New Orleans
Totel
Towa
Est
Bae
Missari
Sarling
Broadcast Plan for Eucharistic Congress Music Sunday
Three Chicago stations KYW WLS and WGN will air the Eucharistic congress on Sunday starting in the afternoon. The program includes a solemn pontifical high mass from Holy Name Cathedral with Cardinal Mundelein and Cardinal Bonzano, a 250-voice chorus and a 50-piece orchestra from the Chicago Symphony.
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WLS
WGN
Congress
Quin Tyan
Father Perrin
W. J. Clark
KYW
WGI
WEBH
Holy Names Cathedral
Orga
Chiches Symphony
Orchestya
Annoufrer
Father Pernin
Bishop 53 Outsprints Archdeacons in Newark Foot Race
The new Southwell bishop Rt. Rev. Bernard C. Heywood challenged archdeacons to a mile race between Newark railroad depots. At 53, he raced with bags and an umbrella, catching a departing train with a minute to spare, inspiring senior clergy to imitate the feat under diocese fundraising pressure.
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London
England
Southwell
Bernard C. Heywood
Newark
Heswood
Timselt
Nottingham
Derby
Moscicki Ready to Quit Presidency in Poland Crisis
Warsaw reports President Moscicki publicly signals readiness to resign if parliament rejects Piłsudski reform plans. The move risks a shift toward potential dictatorship as opposition reforms stall and political tension rises ahead of next week votes.
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Warsaw
INS
Moscicki
Faile Te
Partei-Pitsudski
Presid
Carsul
French Flier Killed in U S Ship Crash
A French naval training flyer was killed when his aircraft crashed after colliding with the mast of an American torpedo boat in Cherbourg. The incident occurred during operations near the roadstead. the pilot perished, with no further details available.
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U.S
Cherbourg
Prance
I Sean
Saloonkeeper in long siege with cops ends in arrest
Buffalo June 19 CAP John Picher a Broadway saloon keeper capitulated to police and dry agents after a several hour siege. Many shots were exchanged and tear gas bombs used to dislodge him from behind a barricaded door. John McQuade a federal dry agent raided the place and confronted Picher initiating the exchange. Picher remained defiant until officers finally breached the rear door and he was overcome and handcuffed, dragged to a wagon still resisting.
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Buffalo
N.Y
John Picher
Broadway
Pieber
McQuade
Pieter
Dieber
Bath Haus
Frantie
Hammill Urges Iowa Observe Independence Day
Des Moines reports Governor John Hammill issued a proclamation urging Iowa and neighboring states to observe Sunday July 4 as a national independence day. It calls for public religious services to honor the Declaration of Independence and the nation’s Christian heritage.
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Hammill
Iowa
Des Moines
Towans
John Hammih
Sadar
Oelwein Furniture Among New Iowa Charters
Four new Iowa concerns filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. Turney Simplicity Manufacturing Company of Oskaloosa, capital stock 3?. Porter, president. Rider Bras Furniture Company of Oelwein, capital stock 10?. J. T. Richter, president. Jansen Jambrar Company of Davenport, capital stock 600. Harey Gollangen, president. Fish Grothers Garage Company of Sioux City, capital stock 3200. How Wish, president.
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Ven Moines
Iowa
Turney Simplicity Manufacturing Company
Oskatoosa
Capital
M. Porter
Rider Bras
Ine
Oelwein
Capital Stock
J. T. Richter
Jansen Jaimbar Company
Davenport
Harey Gollangen
Fish Grothers Garage Company
Sioux City
Capital Stack
Actress Death Note Blames Evil Figure in Brooklyn
New York AP reports actress Ann Auetth died by suicide after leaving a note accusing an evil figure in Brooklyn and naming Emil as the person to inform. maid Gertrude Flint doubts the motive tied to love, noting Miss Austin’s two marriages and recent financial troubles.
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New York
Ann Auetth
Brooklyn
Emil
Austin
Mrooklyn Perephone Wuintert
Gertrude Flint
Miss Austin
Hee
Chinese Republic's 14 Years End With No Government Now
A May 7 dispatch chronicles China’s turbulent 14 year span with ten heads of state and cabinets, from Sun Yat-sen’s provisional presidency to Yuan Shikai’s monarchist bid, Li Yuan-hung’s interrupted term, and a final period of no effective government amid military tutelage and factional upheaval.
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Peking
Sun Yat-sen
Frome
Council of
Nanking
Yuan Shit- Kai
Lutherans Choose Chicago as 1929 Convention Site
St Louis Mo June 14. Chicago was chosen as the meeting place in 1929 by the Lutheran synod of Missouri at the closing session of their ten day convention. The session concluded with plans to complete pending business.
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St. Lontis
Jaine
Chicago
Lutheran? Syeod
Missouri
Youth Put Under Bond For Letting Wife Take Poison
New York June 19 Rogers McDermott 15 son of a wealthy Connecticut family faces charges of complicity after his 17 year old schoolgirl wife attempted suicide. The couple ran away last October and lived in a single room near Grand Central. She swallowed two poison tablets May 24. he told her not to do it in front of him and offered to buy candy as she took them. She was hospitalized and discharged. McDermott posted $5,000 bail after arrest.
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Yuan Shib-kai
Li Yuanhong
Li Yuan-hung
Hsuan Tung
Chang Haun
Shantung
Chang Hsun
Tuan Chijui
Luan- Hung
Chijui
Ki- Yuan-hung
Wisu
Wu Pei-fi
Chang Tso-lin
Manchuria
Hau
Hang
Tients
Tientsin Ani
Tsao Kun
Chibli
Finnan
Chibli Party
Manchwuing
Hab
Tinntain
Alan Naving
New York
Rogers McDermott
Connecticut
Katherine Meister McDermick
McDermottis
Silender Ea'nings
Ollern
Grand Central Station
Herman Meister
Flatbush
McDermott
Chippewa Indians Seek Half of Michigan Land Claim
About 500 Chippewa from Saginaw, Swan Creek, and Black Tiger bands gathered in Clare led by Chief Elliot Calink to pursue a legal claim to vast Michigan lands. They expect to present demands to the Court of Claims in Washington DC seeking islands on the Great Lakes and wide river and creek buffer zones that could make each member affluent if granted.
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Clare
Mich
Michigan
Elliote Cal- Inks
Court of Claims
Washington, D. c
Lake Michigan
Superior
Ontario
St. Clair
Acquit Nonpartisan in Embezzlement Case
Williston North Dakota June 19 Roy W Frazier chairman of North Dakota nonpartisan Republican committees was acquitted of embezzlement after a two and a half hour deliberation a jury found him not guilty of embezzling 86 50 from the Divide county fund while serving as county court clerk He accused political enemies of persecuting him to hurt his bid for sheriff
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Williston
N. D
Roy W. Frazier
North Dakota
Frazier
Divide
Naval Stores Excluded From Co-Operative Marketing Bill
Washington June 19 AP Naval stores were stricken from the pause co operative marketing bill by a Senate vote 46 to 22. Turpentine and resin would not be included in the marketing machinery to be set up in the Agriculture Department with 225000 dollars provided by the bill. The co operative marketing bill differs from the McNary farm relief bill, which has been offered as an amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Senate
Department of Agriculture
McNary
Maxine Bogert Named Rainbow Executive from Oelwein
Miss Maxine Bogert of Oelwein was named to the executive committee of the Order of the Rainbow for Girls at the convention's concluding session. In Des Moines reports, a hospital patient at Presbyterian, Newell Fo Wil lilms of 258 Western Avenue, showed improvement from shoulder inflammation with doctors aiming to relieve without surgery. Eleven killed and five hurt as a hillside building collapsed in Rio de Janeiro Bahia region. A New York weather forecaster predicted a cold summer, noting this may be the coldest since a prior era.
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Des Moines
Maxine Bogert
Oelwein
Order of the Rainbow For Girls
Newell Fo Wil Lilms
Western Avenue
Presbyterian Hospital
Crasis
Hio de Janeiro
Bahia
New York
Sage
Cinsi
VSIG
Enid
Weather brief notes from officials prompt weekend forecast
Officials FPridax and Minami indicate potential Saturday weather changes with Sameday alerts. Siturdas TamM vee and Wa reports from Lis Salerdky point to brief cold conditions by 2p.
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Minami
New Jersey Police Seek 11 Children From Witch Home
State police search for 11 missing children from Abby Vaney home in Camden. The Witch, a four foot tall high priestess of a Black Chosen People church, was jailed for six months on testimony of two alleged victims. Two teens and other witnesses testified of beatings and abuse, with doctors noting lifelong welts. Church members testified they feared her wrath.
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Camden
N. J
Abby
Vaney
Gospel Kingdom
William Casiel
Lillian
William
Sie
President Watches Collapse of Plans for Settling Dispute
Washington June 19 United States prestige in Latin America is at stake as President Coolidge and Secretary Kellogg witness the collapse of efforts to settle the Tacna Arica dispute between Peru and Chile. Officials report anti American demonstrations in Arica and fear further incidents before Lassiter and his party depart on an American warship.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Latin America
Coolidge
Kellogg
Tacna-Arica
Chile
Lass Siter
Arica
Lassiter
Britt Pastor Chosen President of Town
Marshalltown Iowa June 19 Officers of the Iowa Christian Endeavor union were elected today Rev B E D Calkins Britt was chosen as president for next year Rev L W Harper this city was chosen vice president Toni Fred Campbell Fairfield was reelected secretary and arty J Craviston Des Moines reelected treasurer The four district chairmen were Mrs L E B Saller Dubuque Northeast Elmer Larson Mason City Northwest J B Kauffman Donnelleon Southeast and Rev Warner Muir Osceola Leavitt editor of the Outlook addressed the convention on Christian Enthusiasm Registration up to noon reached 1850 delegates and 2900 expected this evening
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Marshalltown
Iowa Christian Endeavor Union
D. Calkins
Britt
L. W. Harper
This City
Toni Fred Campbell
Fairfield
Arty J. Craviston
Des Moines
L. EB. .Saller
Craig Biddle Weds New York Woman in London
Ex amination of Henrietta street registry records shows Craig Biddie of Philadelphia wed Mrs. Josephine Peet Witmering of New York in London yesterday. The ceremony was witnessed by J Preston Doughton of the American consulate. The bride, a divorcee, had been involved in the Joseph Elwell murder case coverage.
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Hhondan
INS
Henrietta Street
Craig Biddlie
Philadelphia
Josephine Peet Witmering
New York
J. Preston Doughton
Biddie
Wilmering
London
Liddle
Crom
Cuthbert Wilmering
Joseph Elwell
Elwell
Huge Utility Merger Unites Several Firms Into One
A billion dollar utility merger will combine Jesuit Studebaker and McKinley interests into the Middle East Utilities company. It will serve hundreds of cities across Illinois Indiana Ohio Michigan Minnesota Nebraska Iowa Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma. The trio, representing over 1.06 billion in capitalization and about 200 million in annual gross revenues, signals a major regional transfer viewed by Chicago financiers as pivotal.
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Ghitago
Jesuit
Studebaker and
McKinley
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebraska
Iowa
Missour
Ansas
Oklahoma
Middle Eest Utilities Company
North American Company
North American Power & Light Co
Membzer
Chicago
Des Moines Kid Is Polk Marble Champion
Des Moines 14 year old Glenn Wegeitt won the Polk marble championship today defeating George Guiva. He will compete with champions from other cities for the national marble crown next week.
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Des Moines
Polk
Glenn Wegeitt
Northigh
Talk Sanity
Lesgit
George Guiva
Amos Hintt
Auantic
Sily
Notable Pilgrims From Far Nations Arrive at Chicago
Chicago hosts a hail of church dignitaries and world leaders as Cardinal Dannis Dougherty arrives at Union Station. Delegations from Haiti, Canada, Belgium, Austria, Hungary, and China join officials from Ottawa, Toronto, Des Moines, and Montreal. More than 600000 visitors are expected by Monday.
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Chicago
Dannis Dougherty
Philadelphia
Union Station
Arma
Hig Excellencr
Jvouts Borne
Haiti
Toronto
Matrix
Clone
Sheehan Aut Duhig
Australia
Mer Carthy
Killan
Haygo
Peters
Ahern
Ud Archibistian O’doherty
Patrick Barry
St. Augustine
Fla
United States
Cemes
Foi
China
Alaska
Jnseph R. Crimons
Austria
Sigmund Waitz
Hungary
Victor Horvath
Mssr
D. Lahgenbacker
Hunan
Des Moines
J. Drumm
O'Brien
New York
Edmond Hernan
Sioux City
K. T. McNally
Hamilton
Ont
Tascherau
Paredeau
Montreal
al Smith
Woon. Haskell
Gay. Smith
Pady
George F. Get
Pierce Butler
U.S. Supreme Court
Henry Pucci
Rome
Clount D'Yanville
Paris
Count di Larentio
D'Avignon
Brussels
Medetle Martin
Montrea
Can
Dunuls
Verdun
Chatelle
Ville -LaSalle
Sagan
Sherbrooke
Committee seeks peace with nominee for U S senator
Nes Moines June 19 Peace with Smith W Brogk hart nominated for United States senator is the aim of the Republican state central committee, according to M L Curtiss Knoxville Seventh District committeeman The committee will not spill loans for the few and will leave doors open for peace at the delegates convention on July 31 to decide policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nes
Moines
uPj
Smith W. Brogkhart
Reniubt
United States
Republican State Central Committee
M. L. Curtiss
Knoxville
Curt
Venezuelan Women Beauties, Bishop Says
Msgr Miguel Antonio Manilla, bishop of Guayana Venezuela, declared in Chicago that Venezuelan women are the most beautiful in the world. He praised North American women but said Venezuelan women are more beautiful and deserve cherishing and protection against worldly rough edges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INSI
Miguel Antonio Mañ Iia
Guayana
Venezuela
Tare
Beaten Candidate Tarred and Feathered in Jefferson County
L. L. Finche, candidate for district attorney in Jefferson county, was kidnapped and tarred and feathered in a wagon near Brockwayville, Pa. Workers found him. he named four prominent local men as his assailants. The incident occurred June 1.
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Brockwayville
L. L. Finche
Jefferson County
Here
Glen
Finch
Clyione
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