Presbyterian General Assembly Tackles Youth Involvement
The 132th Presbyterian General Assembly sees leaders pledge to counter modern influences seen as alienating youth from the church. Moderator Robert E. Sheer urges adoption of a 1925 committee plan to boost young men and women into religious life, urging use of modern influences rather than avoidance. The report stresses engagement over indifference and calls Presbyteries to renew youth participation.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
U.S. A
Kesembly
Robert E. Sheer
New Jersey
Snow in Black Hills Reach President Coolidge Home
Snow fell near President Coolidge's summer home in the Black Hills of South Dakota with a 30 degree high. Light rain moved across the region as showers persisted in Custer Philip and prewho area. A college graduate applied for a butcher job seeking a slice machine operator.
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Black Hills
Hutcher Shaw
Chicago fighter killed in ring with Sammy Mandell
Steve Adams of Chicago died in Kansas City after collapsing in the second round of a 10 round bout with Sammy Mandell. Coroner Dr. J W Hayward said the death was caused by a dislocation of the cervical vertebrae with heart dilation noted but not causative. Mandell was held on a technical charge and released on bond for upcoming court and coroner's inquest.
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Kansas City
Steve Adams
Chicago
Sammy Mandell
J. W. Hayward
Adams
Mandell
J. H. Brady
Hayward
Mississippi flood recedes as recovery spreads statewide
Flood retreat continues from the northern boundary to the gulf coast. About fifty residents return to Pointe Coupee parish homes after the Iaet McCrew crevasse relief. Ouachita parish sees large swathes replanted. farmers race to plant to salvage crops. Weather bureau notes water still pours from crevasses along Cabine Teele and winter quarters, potentially prolonging flooding in the lower valley and Atchafalaya basins.
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Gulf Coast
Pointe Coupee Parish
McCrew
Ouachita Parish
Sata
Idaho Welfare Chief Charged With Liquor Possession
David Burrell, Idaho public welfare commissioner, was charged with unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor in a complaint filed before Justice of the Peace R. W. Adams. The Anti-Saloon League official Charles Hattke says federal action has not yet been taken. A separate report notes a seven span 362 foot bridge over the Danube at Belgrade will open Bana Province to Yugoslavia.
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Associated Press
Boise
Idaho
David Burrell
Public Welfare
R. W. Adams
Charles Hattke
Anti-Siloon League
Tdaho
Atorneys
Danube
Belgrade
Bana
Yugoslavia
No Action Yet on Deputy Treasures Budget Moves At City Council
City council discussed an $8,000 appropriation for parks and playgrounds from May 1, 1827 to May 1, 192? and suspended rules. Resignations of Butte Fire Department members Michael Harrington and Michael J Sheridan were accepted after 20 years of service. Excelsior avenue paving bonds were deemed merchantable with payment due in November. Treasurer’s April report showed balances and receipts. sewer pipe bids and lumber bids were reviewed. library committee members Alt Kremer and Mrs Pd Brophy reappointed. Crossing signals renewal by Great Northern and Northern Pacific. April public works permits tallied. The Postal Telegraph deny bicycle parking on East Broadway. Fire plug suggested for North Idaho. Thompson Inn lessee bonded to comply with Volstead act. Finance committee approved $21,490.59 in salaries and city expenses for the month.
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Michael Harrington
Michael J Sheridan
Butte Fire Department
Fred P. Oke
J. M. Shietman
Interstate Lumber Company
Large Lumber Company
Alt ©. Kremer
Mra. Pd. Brophy
Counci
Great Northern and
Northern Pacific Railways
Commissioner of Public ‘Works
Postal Telegraph Company
East Boondway
North
Idaho
Thompson Inn
Barbara Munger
John Harrington
Letter by Robert Hillyer Reveals Sincere Poetic Tone
A review discusses Robert Hillyer a young American poet at Harvard noted for a delicate sense for the right word. It contrasts his self conscious manner with a recent sonnet that reads honestly and spontaneously. The piece includes fragments of a letter about aging and unshared thoughts. It mentions 1927.
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Robert Hillyer
Hillyer
Harvard College
Kentucky Storm Shakes New Jersey Coast Across Asbury Park
An earth tremor struck early this morning between 8:20 and 8:30 standard time, rattling chimneys in Long Branch and rocks in Bull's City. Newsprint toppled in the Asbury Park Press cellar, the Western Union tower at Highlands shuddered for 20 seconds, and a marble slab loosened at West Long Branch. Georgetown University director Tondiif linked the quake to beach sand movement as the disturbance appeared non-ordinary.
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Long Branch
Asbury Park
Western Union
Highlands
West Long Beane
Tondiif
Georgetown University
Washington
Umumua
Flight 10 Hawaii obtains approval and safe landing
Disjointed report describes Captain Re G. Most piloting United States plane losing bearing by about 145 miles, landing near an experimental farm and narrowly avoiding disaster. Sergeant Hoyt and Major Terbert Dargue survived the rough hop, with the invasion unit landing safely the following morning.
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Re G. Most
United Tates
Otto
Milhear
SC Lawrence Ottaway
Elidin
Seven Kisses Per Year Decree Causes Debate
A Los Angeles judge ruled seven kisses per year insufficient for a married man and granted a divorce. W Summerfield noted public letters urging more affection and stated the law allows more than seven kisses, reflecting temperamental and youthful demands for affection. The case involves a man in his seventies with normal inclinations.
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Associated Frere Los Angeles
W. Summerfield
Wilson
Police Pension Fund 15 Opens in Butte After Officer Contributions
Butte police officers from chief to patrolmen formed a police pension fund under a new state law. Twenty five members contributed about 320 dollars for April and May. The fund, financed by a half mill property tax and a 1.5 percent salary deduction, pays 50 percent of final salaries to retirees after 25 years or at age 65. All details were referred to the Police Committee for action.
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Butte
Fores
Army
Stolen Instruments From Auto Reported By Bank Official
Dr Frank J Williams of the Metair Bank building reported to police yesterday that a case of instruments was stolen from his automobile parked in front of his office. William Kangas of 639 East Park Street said auto Ices Dtates No 37596 had been stolen from ee Indians taking to balloon tires.
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Frank J. Williams
Metair Bank
William Kangas
East Park Street
Contest for Graduates 15 Brought to a Close
The first dinner dance for graduates is held tonight as sponsors present a prize. Names whispered from the event include honorees noted on a clock inscription. Local schools Hutte Central and Christian Brothers feature graduates honored in a jewelery themed display.
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Hutte, Central and
Christian Brothers
Sehool Gradu
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