Caraway seeks Cannon appearance before lobby committee
Senator Caraway wired Bishop James Cannon Jr to appear before the lobby committee next Wednesday for questioning on prohibition activities. Cannon is in Dallas at a Methodist Episcopal meeting. The panel asked Bishop Francis McConnell if he wished to testify on charges that the Federal council of churches violated church state separation by political activity.
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Associated Press
Washington
Caraway
James Cannon, Jr
Cannon
Dallas
Texas
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Congress
Francis McConnell
New York
Federal Council of Churches
Tinkham
Massachusetts
Wet forces plan liberal candidate to oppose Pinchot in fall
In Philadelphia the wet wing announced a plan to field a liberal candidate against Gifford Pinchot after unofficial primary returns gave him the Republican nomination for governor. Randolph W. Childs said a party name would be used in November but neither Phillips nor Bohlen would run. Local Republicans showed little enthusiasm for a coalition.
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Philadelphia
Gifford Pinchot
Randolph W. Childs
Francis H. Bohlen
Thomas W. Phillips, Jr
Robert K. Cassatt
Pennsylvania
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Phillips
Bohlen
Pinchot
MacDonald Turns Face to Opponents
London May 23 The Associated Press reports Prime Minister MacDonald gained strong party support after a confidence vote. He seeks to weather the unemployment crisis and delay a general election, as the Labour group defeated Sir Oswald Mosley's censure motion 210 to 29 amid cabinet resignations.
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Nemeey MacDonald
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Oswald Mosley
Duchy of Lancaster
Brother Tabais Dies At St. Paul Minn
Brother Tabais guest master at St. Thomas College died after weeks of illness. He taught at Milwaukee Camden N J Fort Wayne Chicago New Orleans Portland Cincinnati Austin and Waterloo Wis.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Tabais
St. Thomas College
Milwaukee
Camden
N. J
Fort Wayne
Ind
Chicago
New Orleans
Portland
Ore
Cincinnati
Austin
Texas
Waterloo
Wis
Glass vandalism drives costs for Butte schools
Butte Montana’s glass shops prosper while vandals using air guns and rocks shatter school windows. The school board reports 852.65 dollars in replacement costs since the school year began, highlighting a rising problem and economic impact on public schools.
Missing Canyon Boy Sparks Amarillo Search
Ralph Layne a 13 year old boy from Canyon vanished from his home yesterday. His mother and brother, now in Amarillo, urge tips to the sheriff and police. He is freckled with sandy hair and was last seen in a blue shirt and light grey pants without a coat. Information to his mother who runs a Canyon boarding house or to officers is welcome.
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Ralph Layne
Hugh Layne
Canyon
Amarillo
Census district ends with lone bachelor in district 44
The early census count in district 44, about 20 miles east of Billings, reveals only one inhabitant, a bachelor, prompting the challenge of counting noses in the area.
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Becca Hy Sree
Billings
Mont
Ealy
Roundup
Second Group of Gold Star Mothers Arrives at Cherbourg
The second large contingent of American Gold Star Mothers arrived in Cherbourg on the United States liner Republic. They came to visit the graves of their sons in France and were received with a simple ceremony by government representatives and local officials.
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Cherbourg
Associated Press
France
United States
Republic
Sheriff Mangum Shifts Duty With Smallpox Case
Sacramento May 23 Sheriff Joe Mangum of Bay City Texas came here pursuing a fugitive on embezzlement and liquor charges. Mangum himself contracted smallpox and is confined in a local county hospital while the fugitive remains at large.
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United Press
Sacramento
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Joe Mangum
Bay
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Tex
Joe
Mangum
Horseshoe Found Buried in Oak at John Ball Park
A traveler planted a horseshoe on a hillside road now near John Ball Park about 60 or 70 years ago. The oak was cut last week and revealed 54 yearly growth rings around the shoe. Experts estimate the iron took roughly sixty years to form the rings before being encased in wood. W. E. Oliver, a local realtor, recently returned from Mexico.
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United Press
Grand Rapids
John Ball Park
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