Churches Unite in Floral Park Montana Consolidates Congregational and Lutheran
Floral Park unites Congregational and English Lutheran churches into a single community church after a year of joint work. The Lutheran and Congregational pastors oversee the merger with plans to share the Gladstone and Edwards street building, merge Sunday schools next Sunday, and gradually adjust service times. The home missions council had set a three year occupancy prior to union, promising a broad, welcoming community center with continued Sunday school leadership by Rev B F Crane and general church activity expanding as resources allow.
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Floral Park Community Church
Albert Appel
D. N. Anderson
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Gladstone
Edwards Streets
Home Missions Council of
Montana
B. FE. Crane
Truant boys lead men on fruitless chase through mud
Four truant youths in Silver Bow slough near Butte eluded Dennis Sullivan and officers Frank Jenkins and William Fox from 10 AM into the afternoon. The muddy chase drew a crowd as the boys slipped into water above their waists and escaped into Timber butte after using a clever ruse to reach the bank.
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Silver Bow Slough
Butte
Dennis Sullivan
Frank Jenkins
William J. Fox
Northern Pacific
Industrial School
Silver Bow Creek
Jenkins
South Bank
Timber Butte
Pathfinder to Link the Parks of the Country
A. L. Westgard of the American Automobile Association sails from Washington on June 1 to begin a Pathfinding motor trip. The aim is to connect a majority of the national parks in the West via a single great highway as a prelude to an educational tour starting in Denver on August 25. Parks listed include Rocky Mountain and Yellowstone among twelve in the West.
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Washington
A. L. Westgard
American Automobile Association
National Parks of
West
Westgard
Denver
National Parks
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Yellowstone
Wyoming
Glacier
Montana
Mount Rainier
Crater Lake
Oregon
N Volcanic
Yosemite
Sequoia
General Grant
California
Ion
Utah
Grand Canyon
Arzona
Mesa Verde
Walconer Buys Cunningham Sheep and Land Ranch
Pendleton Ore May 28 Fred W Falconer of Enterprise acquires Cunningham Sheep and Land Co in Umatilla county for over 500000 dollars. The purchase includes 25000 acres and 14000 sheep. Falconer to assume control July 1.
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Pendleton
Ore
Cunningham Sheep and Land Company
Umatilla County
Fred W. Walconer
Enterprise
Falconer
Shaves and haircuts to be cut in New York
New York May 28 Leon Worthal general organizer of the International Barbers union says shaves will be 15 cents and haircuts 35 cents. New barber shops will be opened by the barbers union or union members. Barbers will earn $30 a week plus 50 percent of earnings above $12 weekly receipts.
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New York
Leon Worthal
International Barbers’ Union
Barbers Union
Water Power Bill Moves to President After Senate Approval
The conference report on the water power bill was approved by the senate 45 to 21 and now goes to the president. The measure aims to develop the nation's water power resources under a federal commission after 12 years of consideration. Senators Norris and King opposed it, with King predicting a forthcoming "rude awakening" for supporters.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Norris
Nebraska
King
Utah
Marshal Seizes Stock of Salmon in Anacortes
Albert Rooks deputy United States marshal seized 100608 pounds of canned salmon in Anacortes Washington on information from the district attorney declaring it unfit for food. The Alaska bound shipment to a Seattle distributor consisted of 2096 cases of 48 one pound cans.
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Seattle
Albert Rooks
United States
Anacortes
Wash
United States District Attorney
Alaska
Census Bureau reports city population increases in several Massachusetts towns
Brookline grows to 37 748 residents with an increase of 9 956 or 35 8 percent Newton reaches 46 038 up 6 232 or 15 7 percent Peabody 19 552 up 3 851 or 24 4 percent Melrose 18 204 up 2 489 or 15 8 percent Wyandotte revised 13 851 up 5 564 or 67 1 percent
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Washington
Brookline
Mass
Newton
Peabody
Melrose
Wyandotte
Mich
Senate Sets Packet Regulation Bill as June 5 Special Order
Washington May 28 Senate maker of parliamentary status for the convention recess moved the packet regulation bill to special order for June 5 at the request of Senator Lodge Massachusetts Republican leader.
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Washington
Senate
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Barracks Destroyed in Ireland Fire Attack
Dublin May 28 police barracks at Kilmalloch south of Limerick destroyed by fire after an armed attack. Two policemen killed and one civilian wounded in the incident.
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Dublin
Kilmalloch
Limerick
Special Car Prize Incentive Leads May June Campaign
The Standard announces a $1,965 Reo prize car for a three week period from May 24 to June 10 at 10 p.m. plus 4,000 votes per dollar of subscriptions over $25. Fresh territory players start on equal footing, and the total prizes now exceed $21,335.
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Saratoga
Standard
Help Yourself
First Baptist Musical Service Honors Memorial Day
The First Baptist church choir performs a Memorial Day themed program Sunday evening. Vesper organ recital at 7 45 features To an American Soldier Chant for Dead Heroes At Eventide. Chorus Angels Are Calling the Roll Mixed quartet Long Wave Old Glory Duet Love Divine Choir There Is a Land Postlude Marche Solennelle.
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First Baptist Church
Thompson
Gaul
Kinder
Nelson
Stalts
Stainer
Smieton
Ketterer
Diaz Reverses Stance Afoot in Mexico
Felix Diaz, previously said to oppose Huerta, has informed authorities he remains friendly to the regime. He is in Misantla awaiting a chance to depart Mexico.
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Vera Cruz
Associated Press
Felix Diaz
Huerta
Mexico
Misantla
Flour prices rise at Minneapolis mills
Minneapolis May 28 flour prices advanced 25 cents a barrel at all local mills. Family patents in carload lots in 98 pound cotton sacks were quoted at 15.10 to 15.25 a barrel. Millers cited a strong wheat market as the reason for the increase.
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Minneapolis
Goodgery Tire declares dividend to stockholders
Akron Ohio May 28 F A Seiberling president of the Goodgery Tire and Rubber company announces directors have declared a dividend of 150 persant to common stockholders of record June 14. The dividend totals 331 153 259.
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Akron
Ohio
F. A. Seiberling
Goodgery Tire and Rubber Company
Burleson seeks $1 million for mail parcel losses
Postmaster General Burleson asked Congress for an additional one million dollars to cover claims from lost domestic mail parcels. He cited recent freight and express embargoes that increased the volume of insured packages.
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Washington
Burleson
Congress
Tragic Death As Plane Propeller Strikes Sailor
In Los Angeles today Henry Peiper a yeoman third class was killed by the propeller as an airplane prepared to lift from the forward deck of the mine planter Aroostook in the harbor. His body was hurled overboard and not recovered.
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Los Angeles
Henry Peiper
Aroostook
White Renominated Receiver at Walla Walla
Washington May 28 William A White was renominated by President Wilson as receiver of public moneys at Walla Walla Washington. The action keeps White in his post, confirming continuity in the federal banking and fiscal role amid ongoing regional government financial affairs.
Clothing firm fined for profiteering in Syracuse case
Weed's Incorporated of Binghamton was found guilty in U S district court before Judge Martin Manton on eight counts of profiteering. The firm received a record $31,009 fine for overcharging on seven sales including suits priced at 40, 40, 45, 69 and 69 dollars with varied cost bases. DOJ said this profanity was the second such conviction against a long-established three-branch firm in the nation.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Weed's, Incorporated
Binghamto Clothiers
United States
Cou
Martin T. Mantan
Manton
Department of Justice
Cone
Blaze Destroys Buildings in Oregon City
A fire swept through the main business district in Oregon City damaging several structures. Estimated losses exceed 25,000 dollars, according to local property owners.
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Oregon City
Ore
Senate Territoral Committees Back Hawaiian Home Commission
In Washington on May 28 the senate territorial committee ordered a favorable report on the House bill to create a Hawaiian Home Commission. The move advances legislation establishing an agency to oversee native home lands and related affairs in Hawaii.
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Washington
Senate
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