Presbyterian unions urged as church debates infant clause
Atlanta May 2 The Northern assembly unanimously adopts a resolution to transmit proposals for an organic union of Presbyterian bodies to the supreme judicatories. The Southern assembly rejects amendments to the infant clause of the confession, reaffirming belief that infants dying in infancy are elect and regenerated through Christ. A New York dispatch notes a tense atmosphere as Chicago moderator election sparks political rumors. Paul Stone addresses the assembly emphasizing unity and focus on church work.
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Atlanea
Southern Assembly
Wis
Bleek Lafunin
Atlanta
New York
Clareny
Doin 'l. Sinne
Chicago
Northern Assembly
Alice
Stone
Nehich
United
Gold Dust Sanitary Washing Powder Promises Deep Germ Removal
An old soap advertisement extols Gold Dust as a sanitary washing powder that cleans visible dirt and grease and also reaches hidden germs. It claims the product sterilizes pots, pans, pails, and kettles, leaving them wholesome and safe.
Newfoundland Emerges as Petroseum Source for Empire
In Newfoundeand Newfoundland is viewed as a leading potential supplier of petroseum for the British Empire. Supplies are said to extend for twenty miles along the west coast with several key prospects mentioned.
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Newfoundland
Milwaukee to Invest 50004 in Verbum Automobile Apparatus
Milwaukee plans to invest 50004 in a verbim automobile apparatus, signaling a local development project. Officials cited costs and technical specifics as key factors in the plan.
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Milwaukee
Linen suits in Paris craze with printed cottons
A Paris trend features linen suits in pale tan with printed cretenne detailing and long coats paired with short skirts. Descriptions note washable Washatly tan feather accents and practical care using water and sponge to prevent staining.
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Paris
President Wood Placed on Trial in Dye Conspiracy
Boston May 19 Commonwealth District Attorney Pelletier opened a case against President Willan Wood of the American Woolen Company Frederick Allegax and Dennis J Golling charged with conspiring to plant dynamite at Lawrence mills last year No direct conspiracy evidence was shown yet three witnesses testified about dynamite found in houses occupied by strikers The DA said the defendants conspired with Joan Breen an undertaker of Lawrences and Hynes Pitman a builder of Andover to plant the mine to prejudice public opinion against striking workers The trial draws attention due to Mr Wood and Massachusetts history of a high profile criminal case The dynamite was discovered by police who arrested several strike operatives The next proceedings followed as the court began hearings
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Boston
The
Commonwealth
Uvough
Pelletier
Willan Wood
American Woolen Company
Frederick Allegax
Dennis J. Golling
Lawrence Mills
Joan Breen
Lawrences
Hynes K. Pitman
Andover
Mlle
Rial
Spe
Wond
Massachusetts
Atteaux
Wood
Collins
Fwnefer
Cambridge
Infantile paralysis linked to chickens claim study
Dr Th W Sanders of Et Lewis told the Missouri Medical Association that a link may exist between limber neck in chickens and infantile paralysis in humans. He warned the common house fly could spread the disease and suggested flies might carry germs from diseased carcasses to humans, though proof remains incomplete.
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St Botis
Ww. Saanders
Et. Lewis
Missouri Medical Association
Wiman ‘Bergs
Washington, University
Baptist Women Elect Detroit Leader to New Missionry Society
Detroit elects Mrs. M. C. Holinats of Boston as president of the new Baptist Missionary society with a churchwoman as secretary. Mrs. A. Metais of Chicago named vice president of the foreign department, and Mrs. H. W. Ramsey of Washington named vice president of home administration. In a separate notice, a widow from North Dakota repays government fraud restitution of 163 dollars by registered mail after promising reform.
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Detroit
Baptist Missionry Society
Miewun
Womens Bepthist
Toast
West
M. Ci. Holinats
Boston
Society of Cine Eags
Foreign Department
A. Metaish
Chicago
They Snaiete
Thy
Home Administration Ang Btrs
H.W. Ramsey
Atehisan
Katary
Washington
North Dakota
United States
Madden
Yi Anurey
West release bid denied in grand larceny case
A filing to free William West amid the Minnesota Life prize grand larceny case was rejected by the court. The attempt to gain release was not granted, leaving the defendant in custody as the proceedings continue.
Free Wes k Despite Fundraising by Dorothy Cantor
Free Wes k was mare through funds raised by his fancier Dorothy Cantor who had worked for several years in a Minneapolis restaurant to obtain manor for the purpose.
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Free Wesk
Dorothy Cantor
Minneapolis
Woman Found Murdered Daughter Suspected In Crime
In Uasnilen New Jersey on May 19 Myre Mary Precdeco, 40, was found dead at home with her skull crushed by an axe. Her 2 year old daughter discovered the body on returning from school. The house was ransacked and $16 taken. Ausshtar Prendero and Dominick Honk fert, 38 and 41, were detained. The suspects denied knowledge of the crime.
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Uasnilen
N. J
Myre
Mary Precdeco
Mary Prandaro
Hinrderel
Dominick Honkfert
Belite
Prendero
Bonkfort
Tornado Strikes Corner Of Valparaiso
A small tornado hit a corner of Valparaiso Nebraska early this evening causing destruction to structures and about six nearby residences. One person was injured. Damage extended toward the northeast, with unknown full extent of losses beyond the immediate area.
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Valparaiso
Valparaing
Neh
Northeass
Slayer of Two Serredeins Surrounded After Killing Spree
Robert Garrett, who yesterday killed Aaron Campbell and John Germpbell, surrendered near Bishopsville after a posse of 46 pursued him. Garrett's daughter attempted to accompany him, while bishops at a church conference were named and an English device claimed to preserve fish in a carmaric cavity was discussed.
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Columbia
Robert Garrett
Aaron Campbell
John Germpbell
Bishopsville
Gurrrett
Wiorm
Garratt Leitive Bimselup
Allard complains of being sidelined in Anaconda bout
Art Allard of Anaconda charges he is being sidelined in the May 26 bout with Jack Collins of Missoula at the Wishes Athletic Club. A letter from Helena dated May 18 says Collins has not been told to fight and Allard seeks a fair arrangement, citing he trained and weighed in.
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Art Allard
Anaconda
Jack Calling
Missoula
Wishes Athletic Club
Will Ant Mart
Helena
Ment
Wishpa
Elubr
Wii
Atlard
Collins
Cotlings
Siti
Morening
Deer Lodge Boy Dies of Ptomaine Poisoning
Deer Lodge reports the death of Charles Martin Alekarky’s son from ptomaine poisoning. A funeral service is planned for tomorrow morning as the community expresses sympathy for the bereaved family. The article also notes local hotel manager Mr. Mieslin’s recent move to Deer Lodge.
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Deer Lodge
Charles Martin Alek Aarky
Mieslin
Dear Lodge
Dea Lodge
Marin
Resinol Safe Skin Treatment Endorsed by Doctors
Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment marketed as safe for tender skin, with wide professional endorsement. In a month, 521 doctors reportedly prescribed the preparations, praising their soothing, healing action for eczema ringworm and itching. Free samples offered by writing to department 23-S, Resinol, Baltimore, Md.
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Department 23-S
Resinol
Daltimere
Herat
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