Newsboy to Church Leader Hears Surgeons' Sentence Calmly
Edward Stanley profiles Dr Ozora S Davis once a penniless newsboy who rose to moderator of the Congregational church and president of Chicago Theological Seminary. Facing a terminal illness, he speaks calmly of faith, later life, and his plan to write, travel, and teach.
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Edward Stanley
Associated Press
Hicago
Ozora S. Davis
Congregational Church
Chicago Theological Seminary
Victor FF. Lawson
Vermont
Optimism Grows at Washington Conference
Delegates report better mood and willingness to compromise as Arizona and California officials engage in informal talks. Engineers and commissioners plan to translate the proposed formula into computable figures for a unified plan, with observers from upper basin states already dispersed to other venues.
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Arizona
John M. Ross
California
Washington
Obrvers
Sir Donovan
Parents Asked By Band Keep Kiddies Quiet
Winslow parents are asked by the Santa Fe Indian band management to restrain children during the regular weekly concert at Santa Fe park tonight. Past weeks have seen noise distract players and listeners, so the Daily Mail is urged to help urge parental restraint.
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Winslow
Santa Fe Indian Band
Santa Fe Park
Daily Mail
Phoenix Rancher Cleared in Murder Verdict
Phoenix rancher Ygna cio Marciel was found not guilty of murdering Jose Torres after a trial lasting a day and a half. The jury deliberated two hours and forty five minutes with self defense claimed and evidence showing a 22 calibre pistol near the scene.
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Phoenix
Ygnacio Marciel
Jose Torres
Marciel
Torres
Weather outlook for week ahead in western states
The weather bureau forecasts generally fair weather in California and Nevada for the week beginning June 9. Expect considerable cloudiness and occasional showers in Washington and Oregon with temperatures near or slightly below normal.
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San Francisco
United States Weather Bureau
California
Nevada
Shaho
Washington
Oregon
Babylonians’ Kiln Fired Bricks Survive After Millennia
Archaeologists report kiln fired bricks from ancient Babylon dating about 6000 years old still exist. The bricks show manufacturing techniques and provide insight into early Mesopotamian industry and daily life.
Charleston Board of Trade backs Clean Up and Paint Up drive
J Gilmore Smith of the Charleston Board of Trade endorses Judge Paul M. MacMillan’s Clean Up and Paint Up campaign. He urges citywide civic effort, noting health, pride, and economic benefits from removing unsightly conditions and improving streets, alleys, and buildings.
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Charleston Board of Trade
Charleston
Clean Up and Paint Up Campaign Boosts Charleston
J Gilmone Smith president of Charleston Board of Trade urges permanent, citywide cleanup and paint effort. campaign aims to attract new industries, raise home values, and invite visitors with clean streets, sidewalks, and buildings. practical steps include proper trash disposal, painting, and curb appeal.
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Charleston Board of Trade
Committee On Health and Sanitation
Charleston
Clean Up Army
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