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March 26, 1926

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Headlines from March 26, 1926

Pope Says Modern Science Confirms Reality of Miracles

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Pope Pius XI says science confirms reality of miracles

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$919,000 IS NEEDED FOR CENTRAL PARK NOW, SURVEY SHOWS; Fifth Av. Association Petitions City to Act at Once on Restoration Plans.

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Lr, Fifth Av Assn, after year's survey, reports that $919,000 is needed for restoration plans; petitions city to act at once; Assn appeals for water supply system to nourish plants, more policemen and additional gardeners

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ASSEMBLY WETS GAIN; EXPECT TO PREVENT VOTE ON THE DRY BILL; Smothering in Committee Is Indicated as Fear of Vote Spreads Among Republicans. DRYS CAN COUNT ONLY 75 Anti-Saloon League Pressing for Exposure of Deserters of Enforcement Measure. BLAME PUT ON WADSWORTH 'Orders From Headquarters' Change Favorable Outlook for Referendum Resolution in Senate. ASSEMBLY DRY BILL NOW SEEMS DOOMED

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Blamed by drys for expected prevention of Assembly vote on N Y S enforcement law

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FINDS CITY POLITICS IN POULTRY DISPUTE; Ottinger Aid Lays Refusal of Dealers' Permits to Walker Campaign Manager. "ABSURD!" SCHREIBER SAYS "Trust" Counsel Calls Inquiry a Play for Votes -- Harris Answers Conklin. FINDS CITY POLITICS IN POULTRY DISPUTE

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Deputy Atty Gen Lerner says B F Schreiber is responsible for Dept of Health's refusal to grant permits to independent poultry dealers; denial by Schreiber; statement by Harris

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1926Constantin Fehrenbach, German lawyer and politician, Chancellor of Germany (born 1852)^[†]

Constantin Fehrenbach, sometimes erroneously Konstantin Fehrenbach,, was a German politician who was one of the major leaders of the Catholic Centre Party. He served as president of the Reichstag in 1918 and then as president of the Weimar National Assembly from 1919 to 1920. In June 1920, Fehrenbach became Chancellor of Germany. During his time in office, the central issue he had to face was German compliance with the terms of the Treaty of Versailles. He resigned in May 1921 when his cabinet was unable to reach a consensus on war reparations payments to the Allies. Fehrenbach remained in the Reichstag and headed the Centre Party's contingent there from 1923 until his death in 1926.

Headlines from March 26, 1926

Pope Says Modern Science Confirms Reality of Miracles

Front Page 7 -- No Title

$919,000 IS NEEDED FOR CENTRAL PARK NOW, SURVEY SHOWS; Fifth Av. Association Petitions City to Act at Once on Restoration Plans.

FINDS CITY POLITICS IN POULTRY DISPUTE; Ottinger Aid Lays Refusal of Dealers' Permits to Walker Campaign Manager. "ABSURD!" SCHREIBER SAYS "Trust" Counsel Calls Inquiry a Play for Votes -- Harris Answers Conklin. FINDS CITY POLITICS IN POULTRY DISPUTE

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