Moose Initiation Gift Highlights Loyal Order of Moose
Mian T Giles supreme lecturer and William Giles of Baltimore lead a Sunday mass at Colonial Theater. The event featured performances and fraternal talks about Mooseheart welfare for orphans and Moosehaven for elderly members, plus the order’s nonsectarian, nonpolitical ideals and community aims.
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Mian T. Giles
Loyal Order of Moose
Colonial
Giles
Harlee
Baltimore
Mooserhood
Order
Moose Order
Jim Davis
Otilabor
Far
Mooseheart
Land On the Fox
Chicago
North America
Sermon Exalts Moral Law and Immortality
A clergyman sermon emphasizes the soul's immortality and divine law over worldly passions. He argues memory and deeds endure beyond death, warning against material indulgence and urging reverence for biblical teachings. The speaker recalls a pure life and prays for believers to spread the message.
Robber Breaks Jail Terrorizes Tulsa Hotel With Machine Gun
John Mayo, 29, escaped the county jail in Tulsa after confronting guards and seizing weapons including a machine gun. He terrorized a downtown hotel, forced a clerk at gunpoint, and told his wife and child to flee. Deputies, under orders to shoot to kill, hunted Mayo as he vanished with the guns.
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Tulsa
Okla
John Mayo
John Ramsey
Henry Roan
Mayo
Joe Wilson
Night Jiller
Tnele Dave
Eatherly
Wilson
Charles Tarson
Carson
Ife
W. ©. Holt
Battery Station
Led
Holt
Argentine Exports Drag Liverpool Wheat Prices Down
The weekly grain market review notes increased Southern Hemisphere wheat movement reducing export prospects for new states. Liverpool prices in mid January were about a cent lower, despite firm cash markets in the US, with Argentine and Australian crops expanding and European buyers moderating purchases.
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United States Department of Azure
United States
Buenos Aires
Australia
Argentina
Liverpool
Europe
Kansas City
The
Gulf
Ais City
Eee Wi
St. Louis
Toledo
Rand
Pacific Coast
Portland
Omaha
Minneapolis
Chicago
Ill Mother Gave Savings To Lad Who Won $25,000 Prize
Chicago reports a Toronto case where a sick widowed mother gave her last $133 to her 17 year old son George Young. He later won $25,000 in the Catalina channel derby after a motorcycle trek from his home to California. The tale notes he urged finishing what he started and plans to use part of the winnings to aid his mother’s health in California.
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Chicago
Toronto
George Young
Ndt
California
George
Grey
William Wrigley, Jr
Young
Scopes Attorneys Seek New Trial in Evolution Case
Nashville January 16 defense lawyers move for an immediate hearing and urge a legislative repeal of the anti evolution statute. The strategy follows a delay in placing formal dismissal on Knoxville minutes while Colton Malone and other defense counsel confer with John T Scopes and Dayton trial associates.
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Green
Scopes
Associated Press
Nashville, Tenn
Sud
L. D. Smith
State Supreme Court
Knoxville
Grand Division
Nolle
Smith
Senate Adds Cruiser Clause to Naval Bill
The Senate appropriation committee inserted a provision to begin construction of three additional light cruisers, defeated in the House, into the naval appropriation bill. It also set naval personnel at 4,000, 1,500 more than House plans, and boosted aviation funding by 2,000,000 for the five year program. Leaders including Senator le of Maine and Senators Oddie of Nevada and Swanson of Virginia pushed the higher appropriations to meet essential Navy needs.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
House
Maine
Senate Naval Committee
Oddie
Nevada
Swanson
Virginia
Bomb hits consulate near Farriers Union HQ in New York
A blast damaged the Italian consulate-general adjacent to the Farriers Union joint board on East Twenty second Street. No injuries were reported. Police arrested Mey er Smith of Brooklyn, later revealing the name Schumyatahy as his real identity and linking him to the bomber.
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Associated Press
New York
Farriers’ Union Joint Board
East Twenty-second Street
Meyer Smith
Brooklyn
Schumyatahy
House committee approves Cuba mail item bill
Washington Jan. 17 The House Ways and Means Committee approved a bill to permit parcels of towels and cigage from Cuba in shipments under three pounds, relaxing a law that currently prohibits such shipments.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Cuba
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Florida
Loyal
Order of Moose
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Hades
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Bridgers
Associated’ Press
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Barr
Washington, D. C
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the Collegians
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Laemmle
George Lewis
Root
Wis
Calford
Collegians
Nia
Main St
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S. Main St
Wm. R. Willis
R. I. Red Cockerels
Arthur Bayliss
Kernstown
W.S. Cochran
Allen’s Parlor Furtrace
E. Piccadilly
Ad States Oil Co
Bessemer Ave
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Ohio
B. Piccadilly
B. 2. Taylor
Erle
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Hayfield
Imi
Dluse
Bute Farm
Winchester
Price
L. Lewis
Stetson Oil Company
Cart
Misiones Rubber Company
East Liverfool
Julian W. Baker
Kor
Royce Refining Co
Royce Paint Co
H. Ce “Chompson
Isboro
Loudoun 'Co
Mney
Waddell
Stephen’s City
Warker
Tance
the Evening Star
Hankow
Wu Chang
Ery Galts
China
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