Bishop Brown on Trial Opens Heresy Case at Trinity Cathedral
Bishop William Montgomery Brown, 60, of the Protestant Episcopal Church, faces 23 counts of heresy at Trinity Cathedral Cleveland on May 27. He vows to put orthodox Christianity on trial, seeks a public hearing, and aims to force bishops to admit literal Bible acceptance or face theological judgment.
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Bishop Brown
International News Service Today
Brown
Joseph W. Shorts
Dayton
Shorts
Routine School Matters Before Board Members
The Athens city board of education held its regular meeting in city hall. Routine business included bids for new buildings and other details, all approved and ordered paid. An adjourned meeting is planned for Tuesday night to appoint teachers for the next term.
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Athens
New York Delegates and Visitors Targeted for Convention
Officials announced plans designed to attract delegates and visitors to the Democratic national convention with unprecedented arrangements ensuring New York is a prominent destination for attendees and their families. Abdul Krim, Rift leader, called on tribesmen to return to their Moroccan lands amid reports of fighting Spaniards.
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League Boots
London
Abdul Krim
Morocco
Te Or
A. Anne
Father faces charge over Bible reading school ban
Thomas McHarg of Chauncey pleads not guilty to keeping his daughter Grace from school amid Chamneey public school Bible readings. Magistrate Helwig sets trial for May 9. McHarg previously found not guilty in a similar case involving his son. The affidavit was filed by County Attendance Officer C. H. Porter.
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Chauncey
Grace
Helwig
Chamneey
Ku Klux Klan
McHarg
S. E.lledges
H. Porter
MecHarg
Constante B.C. Martner
Two Children Die In Norwalk Fire On State Street
In Norwalk Ohio on State street a fire in the Mundy home killed 22 month old Donald Mundy and three year old James Mundy. George Mundy was badly burned and in critical condition while Mrs Mundy and the husband were severely burned. The origin of the blaze remains undetermined.
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Norwalk
Paul C. Mundy
State Street
Donald Mundy
James
Memorial Hospital
George Mundy
TO REFORM ARMY MADRID General Primo Riv era Denies Regime Exit
General Primo Rivera head of the Directory denies that the present regime will relinquish office. He says the army and navy will be reduced and a number of new civil reforms introduced.
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Madrid
Primo: Rivera
Campaign to enroll 100000 for light wine and beer rally
A campaign began in New York to enroll 100000 people for a monster light wine and beer demonstration during the Democratic national convention next month. The effort follows the lead of the Light Wines and Beer League of America, which aims to legalize wine and beer with reasonable alcohol content. Brand new organizational committees have been formed in 17 other states.
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New York
Shriners Open Spring Ceremonial in Columbus Ohio
Columbus Ohio May 6 crowds of Shriners arrived for the annual Aladdin Temple ceremonial with hundreds of visiting delegations. Imperial Potentate Conrad W. Dykeman of Brooklyn expected to preside as initiations are planned for this evening.
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Aladdin Temple
Mystic Shrine
Columbus
Conrad W. Dykeman
Brooklyn
Israoklyn
Athens County Grand Jury Hears About 115 Witnesses
The Athens county grand jury has been in session since Monday morning to hear testimony from about 115 witnesses. Examinations are expected to finish and indictments reported by Wednesday afternoon.
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Athens County Grand Jury
Tribesmen Ambushed by Cavalry in East Morocco
A Moroccan eastern zone ambush by Spanish cavalry left 119 Riff tribesmen killed or wounded. In the western zone, Riffs attacked a Spanish relief column, wounding several soldiers, per a Melilla dispatch.
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Gibraltar
Morocco
Melilla
Mellon tax rates defeated in Senate rally to save crumbs
In Washington on May 6 Republican leaders marshaled support to salvage the administration revenue bill after the Mellon tax plans failed in the Senate. Insurgents led by Senator Brookhart proposed a 10 to 40 percent excess profits tax to fund revenue, aiming to keep lower taxes elsewhere. Administration spokesmen pledged to block both plans, expecting a final Senate vote within 48 hours and no conference with the House.
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WM. K. Hutchinson
I. N.S
T. Washington
Senate
Treasury
Mellon
Brookhart
Iowa
Senator Jones
New Mexico
Jones
House
Famous crook shot by officer in Ohio capital
Joe Urbaytis, renowned for Toledo's 1921 post office robbery, lies dying in White Cross hospital after a police bullet struck him just above the left hip. His brother Frank and two women, Louise O'Donald and Margaret Shea, are jailed as investigators link the Urbaytis clan to recent safebreakings and rum running.
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Columbus
Joe Urbaytis
Toledo
Urbaytis
White Cross Hospital
Frank
Louise O'Donald
Margaret Shea
City
Harry Carson
Urbaytis Brothers
Stuart Kk
Bolin
United State District
Lucas County
Great Lakes
Birth of Willis Eldrid Bolton Named
Mr and Mrs Harry Bolton of near Pleasanton welcome son Willis Eldrid born April 29.
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Harry Bolton
Near Pleasanton
Willis Eldrid
County Jail Population Surged by Bootlegger Ring
Athens county's bootlegging coterie aided local officers in swelling jail census with April admissions totaling 86, second only to January’s 96. Of April prisoners, 62 faced liquor violations, with 18 carryovers and 68 new arrivals. races and ages show white Americans dominating the 86, with four juvenile cases and multiple non liquor charges.
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Athens County
Hastile
Mquor
FP. H. McKinley
Ohio
McKinley
Athens County Election Board Organized with New Members
The Athens county election board elected Mike Collins Jr as chief deputy and Dave Johnson as clerk. New Republican member Fred Bougher and Democrat Joe Richards join, with Harry Kelley as the remaining Republican member. The board, now overseeing 2 precincts, counted the primaries as its first duty and works from the basement of the courthouse.
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Athens County
Mike Collins
Collins
Dave Johnson
Athens
Harry Kelley
Nelsonville
Fred Bougher
Joe Richards
Glouster
Johnson
Ohio
Bhoard
Reece Apo
Poison Row: 15-Year-Old Feared Whipping Triggered Poison
Miss Matilda Heater, 15, swallowed poison on a street corner after fearing punishment at home. She was alive and treated at White Cross hospital in Columbus Ohio as of early today.
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Columbus
Matilda Heater
White Cross Hospital
French Engineer Sets Helicopter Record in Paris
Paris on May 6 reports M Oehmichen, a French engineer, flew one kilometer in seven minutes and 40 seconds inside a closed triangular space, establishing a new helicopter record.
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Paris
M. Oehmichen
Paris Captain Puts Passengers First With Wine Disposal
Captain Feliz Marais of the French liner Paris says he dumped 600 liters of wine cognac and beer at the end of the last voyage, choosing to treat second and third class passengers rather than pour excess liquor overboard at the 12 mile limit.
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New York
Lnstead
Feliz Marais
Paris
Tight Rose Monkey in Haverhill Primary Draws Crowds
In the Haverhill Massachusetts presidential primary 693 men voted while 121 of 17 900 registered voters participated. Arthur Brisbane notes voter indifference and imagines a chimpanzee drum performance drawing crowds as a satire of politics.
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Arthur Brisbane
Star Company
Haverhill
Massahhusetts
District Session of Daughters of America Held at Pomeroy
The district meeting of the Daughters of America auxiliary to the J O U A M is in Moose Hall Pomeroy with delegates from nearby lodges. The event opened at 9 this morning and runs into the evening. Antiquity lodge charter members were instituted. Bimpson M. E. church hosted a roast chicken dinner for about one hundred delegates at noon and plans a second lunch this evening.
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German Elections Threaten Dawes Plan Hopes
Berlin May 6 The outcome of the general election will give a new coalition control in the Reichstag but fears arise of a counter coalition blocking two thirds votes needed to implement the Dawes repayment plan.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Utah Death Rate Lowest in Nation Says Insurance Study
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company figures show Utah has the lowest death rate in the United States. The study reports mortality among the companys white industrial policy holders at 4.8 deaths per 1000 people.
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FED
Utah
New York
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Hocking Valley Mines Face Shutdown Over Stakeholder Dispute
Nelsonville report on the Hocking Valley mines shows a looming stoppage as parties with interests seek to resolve issues in the coal industry. The piece notes sector pressures, price and quality demands, and the hardship on 11,000 miners dependent on mine operations and related work.
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Ing Valley
Hocking Valley
Still Believe Pilot Will Be Found In Alaska Search
Cordova Alaska May 6 Major Frederick L Martin and Sergeant Alva Harvey crew of the ill fated flag plane Seattle of the United States army round the world flight remain missing with continued hope they will be found alive. A La Behring Sea search will begin with the Coast Guard Cutter Algonquin arriving after refueling at Dutch Harbor.
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Alaska
Frederick L. Martin
Alva Harvey
Seattle
United States Army Round
Sieut. Hi
Army Air Service
Martin
Atka Island
Behring Sea
Aleutian Peninsula
Chignik
Chignik Lake
Coast Guard
Algonquin
Duich Harbor
Meigs Grand Jury Opens Session in Pomeroy
The May grand jury met in Pomeroy with J. B. Meridith as foreman. Officials of a county institution were noted without names. The judge urged caution and full fact consideration before indictments. Fifty six witnesses were summoned initially with more to follow. the panel is expected to sit most of the week.
Indiana voters weigh GOP presidential race and governor bid
Indiana voters went to the polls in Indianapolis to chose candidates for the Republican presidential primary and for governor along with other state and local offices. Eight Democrats sought the governor nomination while six Republicans competed. Senator Samuel M. Ralston faced no opposition for the Democratic allotment of national convention delegates.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Samuel M. Ralston
Johnson
Public opinions shapes policy at annual chamber meeting
Cleveland May 6 The American agency reports public opinion as key to guiding policy at the twelfth annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce with over 4 000 delegates from across the states. Barn is cites industry progress credit dependence and tax design as pivotal to recovery and national confidence.
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Cleveland
Gere Suillus H. Barnes
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Barace Re
Ita
Melion
Barnes
Congress
Mellon
Baraca
Amneteney
Indictments Sealed in Columbus Liquor Frame Up Case
In Columbus May proceedings, 25 indictments were sealed as a federal grand jury discharged, naming 7 suspects including Liam M Kershaw in a liquor possession case. The vice squad and Columbus department faced scrutiny as 39 witnesses were examined in the frame up claim.
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Columbus
Federal Grand
M. Kershaw
Colungbus
Herzhaw
Mince Pie Madness In Restauran Scene
In a bustling restaurant area a cook experiments with a holiday mince pie recipe. Patrons watch as chefs mix traditional fruit with unexpected spice twists. The crowd wagers on which combination will win the seasonal bake off.
Say It With Flowess Cage
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