Episcopalians Protest Action of Mission Board
St Paul letter to Mina dated December 12 reports an open house of Protestant Episcopal bishops protesting the mission board decisions to decline sending delegates to the Panama congress. Thirteen rectors from major Independent Episcopal parishes in St Paul and Minneapolis sign the letter, urging consideration by the house of bishops in Philadelphia on January 12 and charging the board with usurping general convention authority.
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St. Paletter
Mina
Protestant Episcopal Church
Board of Invasions
Panama
St. Paul
Minneapolis
House of Bishops
Philadelphia
Board of Missions
General Convention
First Petitions Arrive to Make California Day
Sacramento reports the first petitions calling for statewide prohibition and saloon closure arrived from San Benito county. One seeks absolute prohibition starting January 1, 1918, the other to close all saloons from January 1, 1920. Each petition shows 92 and 86 signatures respectively. about 74,600 to 75,000 names needed for ballot access in November 1916.
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Sacramento
San Benito County
Harvard students aid earnings rise in work study plan
Cambridge Massachusetts December 13 Harvard students employment bureau reports 589 undergraduates added 39000 to incomes last year through varied jobs that did not interfere with studies. The total earnings declined from prior year after faculty abolition of tutoring during term. Washington December 13 Supreme Court upholds $15000 award to J T Bigger heirs after cloudburst accident in Longview Texas. Court says train crew failed to notify Bigger to step into another car. Three justices dissent.
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Mass
Harvard Students
Washington
We Supreme Court
J.T. Bigger
Longview
Texas
Bigger
Hats of chiffon charm southern resort attire
Charming hats in delicate colors suit afternoon and evening frocks and Southern resort wear. A pink chiffon hat faced with black velvet features a wreath of pink roses around the crown, with a long black lace veil draped over it.
Pfaltz Believes French Officer Sought Him After Carolina Stop
New York report details from Torre Fico of the Carolina incident on December 5 when the Descartes halted the ship just beyond the three mile limit. Chief steward Karl Behaade was removed while passenger Charles Pfaltz, an American naturalized 20 years, believes the French officer targeted him. Pfaltz said a passport check and missing naturalization date led to a save by his age, as he recounted his recent trip with his wife to Porto Rico and San Juan contacts.
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Torre Fico Brent
Karl Behaade
Descartes
J ‘Mes
Charles T. Pfalty
Khande
Pfaltz
Carolina
Pfalte
Porto Rico
Ponce
San Juan
Washington Brewers Raise a Constitutional Question
North Yakima Washington Dec 1 H J Shively announced he was retained with others to fight the statewide prohibition law in federal courts. Plans call for injunctions in three federal courts, with suits to bar enforcement until a final decision by the United States Supreme Court. Shively argues the law unconstitutionally bars Washington brewers from selling liquor in other states and manufacturing beer for sale in states with no prohibition.
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North Yakima
Wash
H. J. Shively
Washington
Seattle
United States Supreme
Shively
Bishop Luccock at Methodist Jubilee
The twenty fourth anniversary of the Se fovart and the Rev. Methodist Episcopal church will be Smith. Old-time members will recall reminiscences this evening at the church. The principal speakers will be Rev. Dr Luccock of Helena and others. The program includes lectures and exercises in the auditorium.
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Se Fovart
Methodist Episcopal Church
Smith
Oet
Exeretaes
Eh Luccock
Helena
Desire for Hungarian Peace Suppressed by Premier
London reports that Hungary's opposition and public seeks peace talk but premier Count Tisza bans discussions on peace and the economy. Protests rise in Budapest from armament workers denied voting rights, with fears of clashes if the crackdown continues.
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London
Morning Post
Budapest
County Tiszr
Germany
Hungary
County Tisza
Wilson to review iron workers clemency case
President Wilson will devote an hour next Wednesday to reviewing testimony in the clemency plea of John H Barry and Paul J Morrin, St Louis men serving terms in Leavenworth Kan for alleged complicity in the Great Dynamiting Conspiracy. Edward A Feehan, attorney for the local iron workers union, contends they did not have a fair trial.
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St. Louis
Wilson
John H. Barry
Paul J. Morrin
Leavenworth, Kan
Edward A. Feehan
Bridge and Structural Ironwork
Cr’ Union
Barry
Morrin
Body of H Pruitt Found Near Washoe Bridge Park
Police discovered the body of H Pruitt yesterday afternoon near Washoe Park by the bridge. The death is being treated as a discovery, with investigators examining the scene and circumstances.
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Anaconda News Body
Bridge IN Park
H Pruitt
Washoe
Local man Pruitt found dead after night out in cold
Coroner to hold an inquest into the death of Frank Pruitt known as Scout who was found frozen near the city hall after an evening in a saloon. Witnesses recall his ragged appearance and a bruise on his face as authorities investigate the cause.
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Wehien
Frank Pruitt
The
de Pruitt
Peaitt
Pruitt
Scout
Rizy i
City
M. P. Mahoney
Coronehoney
Kansas
City Notes and Local Mentions Reflect Homebound News
Frank Petelin is confined to his home with an illness. Pan Wicker and E. C. Johnson, long-time Anacondans, are in the city for a few days. Mrs. J. P. Thomait has recovered from a recent illness. Margaret McHale is home from California where she visited her uncle John McGroaetty, producer of the Passion play in California cities. McGroaetty was a former resident of this city.
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Frank Petelin
Pan Wicker
E. C. Johnson
J.P. Thomait
Margaret McHale
Change of venue for three men charged with murder
Marshall Texas December 1 The cases against three local men John Copeland George Ryan and George Tier charged with the murder of anti Catholic lecturer William Black were moved to Galveston on a change of venue. Judge H T Lyttleton acted noting the defendants could not receive a fair trial in this section.
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Marshall
Texas
William Black
Galveston
John Copeland
George Ryan
George Tier
H. T. Lyttleton
No Separate Trial for Woman in Murder Case
Providence December 1 1310 Mrs Elizabeth F Mohr and Gidment as an accessory before the fact in connection with the murder of her husband C Franklin Mohr at Barrington last August were indicted with three negroes for the murder of Dr Mohr. The court denied Mrs Mohrs petition for a separate trial. Porterville California December 18 Mrs John Hector aged 103 is dead survived by 7 children 81 grandchildren 98 great grandchildren and 7 great great grandchildren. She lived with her youngest daughter Mrs W H Lee and her oldest son John Hector 84. Mrs Hector born near Cincinnati came to California in 1854.
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Elizabeth F. Mohr
Gidment
C. Franklin Mohr
Barrington
BR. T
Porterville
Cal
John Hector
Milo
W. H. Lee
Hector
Cincinnati
California
An Enemy to Society on Metro program tonight and tomorrow
Hamilton Hovelle and Lois Meredith appear in a screen adaptation of George Bronson Howard's An Enemy to Society. The tale centers on the kidnap of Stephen Janissary, son of a modern king, and the Robin Hood theme of stealing from the rich to aid the poor. Decima Duress and Revelle shine, with romance, intrigue, and drama. The Reel presents the latest Metro release, with Graft starring tomorrow. Mount Hagincoure hosts a Catholic Foresters session with officer elections during a social smoker.
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Lois Meredith
George
Bronson Howard
Robin Hood
Decima
Mr. Revelle
Miss Meredith
Metro
Reel Tonight
Tommorrow
Screen and stage notes from a small town paper list of personnel and film program
The clipping lists numerous named individuals and offices such as John chief ranger James Hamill and William J. Cher with varied roles, plus a cast of Butte Seattle New York and Chicago names. It then describes a Bret Harte era western feature with Theodore Roberts and Fanny Van Buren, a Paramount travel picture, an Alcasar Vitagraph two part drama The Mystery of the Empty Room, a Mack Sennett style comedy with Margaret Joslin, and Hearst-Selix news pictures. It ends with a note on a former warden Henry Brophy accidentally shooting his farm and a weather blurb about snow from Virginia to Canada.
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Fanny van Buren
David
Jesse Lasky
Wilds
Paramount
Equator
Alcasar
Vitagraph Studios
Ethel Corcoran
John Costello
William Dangmag
Jack Spratt
Eesaway
Margaret Joslin
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