Modernist Denial Rift Splits Episcopal Church Ranks
In New York and across the United States a dispute over the virgin birth of Christ widens as clergymen pledge to seek ecclesiastical trials. Rev Dr Karl Reiland and Rev Dr Alexander G Cummins rally Modern Churchmen's Union members while Rev Dr Lee Heaton faces return to Texas for trial. Archdiocese leaders and Unitarians weigh in with stern positions as bishops stay silent.
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New York
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
Churchmen’s Union
Karl Reiland
St. George’s Episcopal Church
Alexander G. Cummins
The
Union
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Lee Heaton
Fort Worth
Texas
House of Bishops
Episcopal Church
Dr. Heaton
Reiland
William Lawrence
Massachusetts
Percy Stickney Grant
Walter Russell Bowie
Leighton Parks
Heaton
William T. Manning
Episcopal Diocese of
Patrick J. Hayes
Catholic Church
Herod
Nero
Julian
Christ
Bethlehem
Senator Owen Seeks End to Secret Diplomacy in Europe
Senator Robert L. Owen, in his first Senate foreign relations speech this session, urged wiping out secret diplomacy intrigue and the bayonet from Europe. He stressed the need for liberty and justice and cited his recent overseas trip. He called for Europe’s financial economic and political restoration as key to American interests but did not specify how the U S should aid.
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Washington
Europe
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
Senate
Owen
America
United States
Hostilities Begin in Athens Demonstrations Break Out
Hostile demonstrations against the royal family erupted in Athens with soldiers and sailors taking part. The clashes began today as crowds gathered in the city to protest the monarchy and royal authorities.
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Athens
Telegraph Wires Into Mexico Delayed At Western Union
Western Union announced that all messages intended for Mexico City face delays of at least 40 hours reflecting worsened internal conditions in Mexico. The notice comes amid growing concern over telegraph reliability during the period.
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New York
Mexico
Western Union
Mexico City
Quiet Role of Democratic Leaders Emerges in OCR Notes
Fragmentary OCR reads about Democratic leaders in today noting quiet entries or actions. The text is garbled but suggests a subdued or restrained stance within the party. No clear events, names, or dates are discernible.
Prominent Tiffin Residents Indicted in Liquor Ring Case
Mayor Adolph Unger and twenty other prominent residents of Tiffin Ohio appeared before Judge J M Killite after being named in a federal grand jury indictment last week on charges of conspiracy connected with an alleged million dollar liquor ring.
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Oledo
Adolph Unger
Tiffin
J. M. Killite
Railroad Man to Speak at Lungh Luncheon in Athens
S C Covert industrial agent of the Hocking Valley railroad will address the Athens Chamber of Commerce noonday luncheon in the Security building chamber rooms. The topic is Means of Industrial Development for Smaller Cities.
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S. C. Covert
Hocking Valley Railroad
Athens ‘Chamber of Commerce
McAdoo Declares Presidential Candidacy for Democrats
William Gibbs McAdoo former treasury secretary and war time railroad director and son in law to Woodrow Wilson publicly declares his run for the Democratic presidential nomination. He sent a telegram to W W Hoos South Dakota party chair confirming acceptance of the convention platform and his intent to campaign for South Dakota’s progressive principles.
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South Dakota
West Virginia Sails for Brooklyn Navy Yard Christmas Planned
The battleship West Virginia under Captain Thomas J. Senn left Virginia Capes today en route to the Brooklyn navy yard. A large Christmas celebration is planned aboard the ship, described as the greatest warship ever constructed and a symbol of the American navy.
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Norfolk
West Virginia
Thomas J. Senn
Virginia Capes
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Johnson campaign manager arrives in Cleveland
Frank H Hitchcock, national campaign manager for Senator Hiram Johnson, registered at the Hollenden Hotel in Cleveland as Johnson supporters plan an intensive Ohio campaign for the states 51 delegates. State Senator George H Bender says fights will be waged in every congressional district and for the seven delegates at large.
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Cleveland
Hoke Donithen
Marion
Coolidge
Ohio
Frank H. Hitchcock
Hiram Johnson
Hollenden Hotel
Johnson
George H. Bender
Athens council learns of Williams departure January first
Athens Service Director R D Williams announced he will resign after January 1 to return to law practice after nine years in the post. Council expressed regret and passed a resolution praising his service to the city.
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Athens
R. D. Williams
Wiliams
Williams
East Side
G. H. Maxwell
H. A. Junod
Pr. B. Lawrence
South High Street
Washington
Union Streets
Highland Street
East Union Street
Stewart Street
Watt
Campbell
W. S. Blackwood
F. Beverage
Loring G. Connett
Ralph A. Dafton
Ed F. Stockfein
Sam Warren Jr
Blackwood
Fred Fenzel
C. M. Gill
Tom Roush
Greece leaders call for King George to leave the country
Premier Gounatas and Colonel Plastiras sign a letter urging King George to depart Greece until a new cabinet is formed. Venizelos, in Paris after Lausanne, is urged to return to participate in the political process as Athens reports the move through a Foreign Office dispatch.
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London
Gonatas
Plastiras
Revolutionary Committee
King George
Greece
Athens
George
Eleutherios Venizelos
Paris
Lausanne
The
For Foreign Office
Will Graham Hotwistles a Grasshopper on Court Street
Will Graham, a longtime Ath resident, enjoys a whimsical moment as a grasshopper hops along Court Street in an overcoat during a Christmas window shopping scene. The odd sight adds cheer amid winter snake stories and local curiosities.
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Messenger
Will Graham
Ath
Whiskey shipment seized at Cincinnati with two men arrested
Federal agents captured two barrels of Scotch whiskey and five barrels of alcohol shipped as cotton seed from New York near Cincinnati. Albert George 23 Richmond, Atice Hamilton and Earl David Eddie Stanley 19 were arrested and held on ten thousand dollar bonds each for trial December 30. The car arrived Friday night after a 76 hour government stakeout.
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Cincinnati
New York
Albert George
Richmond
Atice Hamilton
Earl David
Eddie” Stanley
Rebels Advance as Tampico Feels Oil Belt Threat
Reports from Tampico indicate rebels gain momentum in the civil struggle as gunboats reportedly side with insurgents near Veracruz. Troop movements surge across the petroleum region while volunteers are armed for defense and fears rise of a Tampico strike on federal forces.
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Tampico
Mexico
Mexico City
George T. Summerlin
United States
Fielals
Ve Cruz
Apizaco
Obregon
Fedargers
Republic
Local Drivers Arrested on Speeding Charges Sunday
Two motorists were arrested by local police Sunday for speeding. Robert W. Beebe was stopped on South Court street by Patrolman Maple and fined five dollars plus costs at arraignment before Mayor C M Gill. Chief Parker arrested Emmett Sherwood on East State street and he also paid five dollars and costs.
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Robert W. Beebe
South Court Street
Maple
C. M. Gill
Parker
Emmett Sherwood
East State Street
Gill
Defense rests in Fox murder trial in Atlanta
The defense in the Phil E. Fox Ku Klux Klan editor murder trial rested after six days of testimony focused on proving the defendant insane. Coburn, an attorney, was murdered on November 6.
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Atlanta
Phil E. Fox
W. 8
Coburn
Philip E. Fox
Fulton County Court
Fox
W. 8. Coburn
Robbers Hold Clerk in $3000 Acme Sav ings Heist
Cleveland, Dec 18. One bandit kept Miss Clara Pinkara at gunpoint while a partner grabbed about $3000 from the Acme Savings & Loan, then both escaped in an automobile.
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Cleveland, CO
Clara Pinkara
Acme Savings & Loan Company
Charleston Industrial leaders face verdict in prohibition trial
In Charleston West Virginia H G Scott and J C Hutsin Pilter officials of the Charleston Industrial corporation a major civic group were to learn their fate by night in a trial begun anew this morning on alleged violation of the prohibition laws. The packed federal courtroom heard testimony after a request for a continuance was overruled and Lieut Colonel Charles Loring of the judge advocate general's department testified as a guest at the Scott home during liquor alleged service.
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Charleston
W. Va
H. G. Scott
J. C. Hutsinpilter
Charleston Industrial Corporation
Charles Loring
Judge Advocate General's Department
Scott
House Ways and Means weighs bonus versus tax cuts
The Ways and Means Committee weighed whether to advance the soldiers bonus bill or Mellons tax reduction plan. Supporters say lawmakers have enough votes to pass the bonus despite a presidential veto, aiming to decide cash payments before tax cuts. Public hearings are planned, with the panel to meet over Christmas and possibly report by January 3.
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House
Ways and Means
Coolidge
Treasury
Mellon
Harding
Legion Gertailn
American Legion
Capitol
Bonum
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Pair Bound Over After West Washington Street Cutting
Sam McGee, colored, is bound over to the grand jury on a charge of cutting with intent to kill after a late Saturday night incident on West Washington street in front of the Lockahart establishment. McKinney Hayes, also colored, is recovering from knife wounds. Hayes' injuries are non life threatening. McGee was arrested by Chief Parker and pleaded not guilty at arraignment. he could not post $300 bond and remains in jail.
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West Washington Street
Sam McGee
Grand Jury
McKinney Hayes
McGee
Lockahart
Hayes
Parker
Helwig
Education Department in Cabinet Proposed in Senate
Senator Sterling of South Dakota introduced four bills in the senate proposing a cabinet level department of education. The plan aims to elevate schooling policy and administration to federal cabinet status.
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Education Department
Washington
Department of Education
Senate
Sterling
South Dakota
Rebel Army Starts a Fight in Mountains
Rebel forces under General Villareal and General Maycotto begin a grand assault against federals in the mountains between Barron Escadon Baquedano near Vera Cruz Mexico. Advices from the front today confirm the operation has started.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
Villareal
Maycotto
Barron Escadon Baquedano
Wool Price Report Shows Mixed Domestic Rates
Wool prices steady with varied domestic fleece quotes. Ohio fleecy wool at 66 cents, pull ed and scoured basis 64 cents. Texas scoured at $1.20 and 31.30. territory scoured at 85 cents and $1.35.
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Ohio
Texas
Mother's Hand will Not Fill Kiddies' Xmas Stockings
Dorothy May 12 Doris Muriel 9 and John McWethy Jr 7 will receive gifts from others after their mother Mra May McWethy of Maple Heights died in Cleveland when her Ford coupe collided with a street car at a blind crossing. Gifts picked earlier by the mother were saved by the grandfather C. V. Bovis.
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Cleveland
Dorothy May
Doris Muriel
John McWethy, Jr
Mother
Mra May McWethy
Maple Heights
Ford
Tangier Treaty Near Signing by Great Powers
Paris December 19 The Tangier treaty granting neutrality and equal commercial rights at Tangier was ready for signing today. England and France were to sign at three oclock while the Spanish delegate, lacking full instructions, was expected to sign later.
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Paris
Tangier
Foreign Office
England
France
Cleveland Moves to Take Over Street Railways Under Taylor Grant
In Cleveland the city plans to assume control of street railways under the Taylor grant. Councilman Salzmann sponsors the measure aiming for municipal ownership supported by city leaders A. K. Matton and Peter Witt. The city may buy stock at 110 a share, costing about 33.09 million compared with market prices near 90.
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Cleveland
John M. Salzmann
A. KR. Matton
Peter Witt
Street Railway Company
Heart Attack Fatal Near Lloydsville
C Kelley of Shadyside died of heart disease as ruled by the coroner after collapsing during a hunt near Lloydsville when his dog flushed a rabbit. The death followed excitement from the chase.
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Bridgeport
C. Kelley
Shadyside
Lloydsville
Kelly
Dollings Head Telling Story in Court
Dwight Harrison resumed his defense on the sixteenth day of his trial in Columbus Ohio. As former general manager of the defunct R L Dollings company he faces charges of making false statements in the sale of stock of the Phoenix Port land Cement Company. The proceedings centered on his chronological account of negotiations beginning September 22 1922 and his prior denials of two indictment charges alleging he authorized advertising and instructed salesmen at the subsidiary in Nazareth P.
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Columbus
Dwight Harrison
Common Pleas
Duncan
Harrison
R. L. Dollings Company
Ohio
Phoenix Portland Cement Company
Dollings
Ohio Phoc Company
Dollings Company
Nazareth
County OKs 75 000 Bonds For Glouster Burr Oak Brick Highway
County commissioners approved a preliminary resolution to issue 75 000 in bonds for the Glouster to Burr Oak brick highway project. The 146 000 total cost favors brick, with the county paying over half to accelerate construction in Trimble township toward the Perry county line.
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Glouster
Burr Oak
Court House
Trimble Township
Perry
Iit
Murphy
Bicycle Collision Leaves Oberlin Youth Bruised
Oberlin 0 Lewellen Wood worth aged 16 suffered severe bruises and shock when his bicycle collided with a car. He was dragged under the automobile for about a block before being freed.
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Oberlin
Former Bishop O'Reilly Dies in Dublin
The Very Rev. Dr. O'Reilly, former Roman Catholic Bishop of Peoria and Philadelphia, died in Dublin today.
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Belfast
O'Reilly
Peoria
Philadelphia
Dublin
Dances Favor Stability Keeping Carpets From Wearing
A comment praises dances for staying in one place long enough to avoid excessive carpet wear, noting their stationary nature as a virtue. The remark implies dances are steady social events less taxing on indoor flooring.
Senate Battle Over Plum Leads to Senate Ruling Battle
Washington dispatch reports a House deadlock stalls legislative work as Senators seek a compromise. A bid to name James Couzens of Michigan as chair of the Interstate Commerce Committee gains support from administration faction and insurgent Republicans. Trial of seniority rules blocks a fast settlement.
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William K. Hutchinson
I. N
Washington
House of Representatives
Ccefe
Atate
Wes
James Republican
Michigan
Interstate Merce Committee
Cousens
Repub
Ars
Tiger Refuses to Surrender to Fate in Car Attack
Georges aban u, a would-be assassin, lured in and shot during an automobile ecoldat Sunday. Despite his 22 years and a bullet lodged in his chest, he was pulled through tedgay by Parib Bes and Tate in a bid to survive.
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PARIB
Bes
Tate
Egret
Georges Aban U
Mrs Groff Injured In Auto Crash At Grade Crossing
Mrs A L Groff of New Lexington, a former resident of Mem Stralteville, is dieing after her car was struck by a New York Central train at a grade crossing in New Lexington. The impact hurled the car down an embankment, wrecking the vehicle and causing head cuts and likely internal injuries. She is the wife of A L Groff, prominent coal miner.
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New Lexington
A. L. Groff
New Laxington
Mem Stralteville
New York Central
Ric elected president of the Kimanis Club
Elyria Ohio report states George Ric has attended every meet for five years and was named president of the organization for next year. J H B was named vice president Elmgg M Rice treasurer and Mayor R Jones district trustee.
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Elyria
George Ric
Kimanis Club
Orization
Elmgg M. Rice
R. Jones
Concrete Around the Home booklet offer
A brief notice promotes a free booklet on using concrete in home and farm projects. It claims simple instructions let a novice build concrete features like floors porches steps and flower boxes. Respondents are asked to mail a coupon with two cents for return postage to the Washington Information Bureau.
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Washington Information Bureau
Tog
Crete
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