Charges Against Four Methodist Bishops Stir Debate
Dr Rembert G. South outlines church violations by Bishops James Cannon Sr Edwin Mouzon John Meare and H DuBoque for active involvement in the 1928 presidential election. He cites breach of vows and 1922 1926 directives urging prohibition support and criticizes actions as unconstitutional and church damaging.
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Methodist Episcopal Church, Uth
Dallas
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Rembert G. South
North Georgia Conference
James Cannon
Virginia
Edwin D. Mouzen
North Carolina
John M. Meare
Texas
H. DuBoque
Tennessee
Smith
Lishope
Mm Positicos
Hoover
Republican Party
Mellon
Asury Department
EE Mouzon
Moore
Melhpada
Doctor Smith
Ataard
Macon
Hector Sovith
Bishop Cannon
Board of Temperance
Carter Smith
Georgia
Prisoner Held Over Mentions Of Turmoil In City
A report from N. May 16 notes a court action involving a descendant of a Native princess, with Vice President Curtis seeking protection for her interests. Canton Wickard of Tuscarawas reports a confidential letter from Curtis to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs. Also, preliminary census figures show Youngstown total rising to 165,915, up 33,054 since 1920.
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Erontend Chath Corus
Pehate
Tia Jimerso
Tedias
Cief Canton Wickard
Tuscarawas
Uribe
Curtis
Alm
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Taeco
Tate
Youngstown
U.R
May Lose Life Saving Daughter in Tragic Fire Incident
Arthur Snodgass, 45, may sacrifice his life after attempting to rescue his daughter Rosemary, 3, who died when struck by a vehicle near a storefront in Martins Ferry. He watched as she played and a car began to move. he rushed to shield her but the vehicle collided with the building, leaving him gravely injured and not expected to survive.
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Martins Ferry
Arthur Snodgass
Rosemary
Dmr
Prophets' Picture of 1930 as A Year of Disaster
United Press reports a grim first half of 1930 with widespread calamities from earthquakes and famines to massacres and riots. The summary lists disasters in Burros India China Persia Ceylon Jero China and South Africa, with thousands killed and homeless, plus prison fires and unrest.
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India
Mahatma
Gandhi
China
Ceylon
Jero
South Africa
Imbus
Conslers
Ternade
Packets Race on Ohio in I Remember When Story
Veteran river captain Tom Greene, holder of the river speed record, will race the John W. Hubbard over a 22 mile course on June 7. The match is agreed to follow the tale of Greene’s storied career and the river challenges ahead.
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Ohio
Tom Greene
John W. Hubbard
Cincinnati
Tom Greens
W. E. Roe
John M. Hubbard
Roe
Louisville & Cincinnatic Packet Company
Gordon C. Greene
Tom
Chris Greene
Greene Line
Yom Greene
Fredrich Wa
Hot
Captain Roe
Greene
Greese
Hibbard
Mee
Hetoon
Arizona Women Favor Abolishing Capital Punishment
Arizona discussion on capital punishment features Mrs Logan claiming women favor abolition after a recent hanging. The piece notes a rising female public influence and references Miss Marion Hollin as a pioneering businesswoman, alongside other varied notes on society and science.
Army aids hunt for slayer near Arlington Cemetery
The U S Army joined the search for the killer of Mary Baker, a young woman found four weeks ago under a gulvert by Arlington National Cemetery. Forty soldiers from Troop E of the Track Cavalry left Fort Myer to scour wooded areas and foothills around Arlington for a former soldier police suspect in the murder.
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Washington
U S. Army
Mary Baker
Arlington National Cemetery
Tratk
Fort Myer
Arlington
American slain in Colombia amid bar robbery death
Washington reported the murder of Paul Leroy Keating, 23, of OM City, Pa., by desperados at Berranca Barne ja, Colombia. Keating, in charge of a tropical oil company pay car, was killed yesterday after the assailants stole $28,000 and fled. Colombian authorities promised energetic measures to arrest the murderers. Also noted, Cleveland’s tentative 1930 population is 895,997 per census supervisors.
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Washington
U.ar- He State Department
Paul Leroy Keating
OM City
Berranca Barneja
Colombia
Jefferson Caffery
Keating
Tropical Oil Company
Cattery
Ray-Glo Goes On Full Time Here Monday
Ray-Glo Corporation Athens heater plant will run at capacity starting Monday to meet a record number of orders. RB F Cusler, new manager, says about 75 workers will be kept until mid September with potential seasonal cuts if production remains high.
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Ray-Glo
Ray-Glo Corporation
Athens
RB. F
Cuyler
Thatme
Inca
Air Pirate Fellowes Paroled After Leavenworth Sentence
Georg W. Fellowes, branded an air pirate by the government, was paroled to immigration authorities by Federal Judge Charles E. B. Faris after a sentence of one to three years in Leavenworth Penitentiary. If not deported as an undesirable alien, he faces two more years at Leavenworth for operating a radio station without a license and rebroadcasting programs without permission.
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Louis
Urb
Georg W. Fellowes
Charles EB. Faris
Faris
Leavenworth
Untess Fellowes
Tral
Grape Juice Plan Echoes Prohibition Debate At Convention Call
New York lawyer Edward A Alexander proposes using the constitutional convention route to modify or repeal the Eighteenth Amendment. He urges a national convention with two delegates from each district to study prohibition and decide on a plan of enforcement. The idea draws interest from wets leaders and draws reactions from dry officials amid ongoing pressure to overturn prohibition.
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Joseph H. Baird
United Press
Washington
United States
Decidion 4
Ohio highway program advances in 1936 plan
May 10 Columbus reports Ohio has expended 13 398 214 76 improving 1 402 876 miles of highways since January 1. State Highway Department projects show bids next week on an estimated 5 060 000 hat of projects representing 75 percent of the year s program.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Department
Tragic Armour and Company Fire Claims Eighteen Lives
In St Joseph Missouri May 16 a deadly blaze at the Armour and Company Smokehouse killed eighteen workers. Rescuers pulled 300 workers from debris as Ora Paxon survived briefly to bid his mother farewell before dying. George Roberta died after removal to a hospital.
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Todey
Armour and Company
Ora
Paxon
George Roberta
Three UIE To Rescue Girl In Fatal River Tragedy
Three youths who could not swim died while trying to save Catherine A Ben etc. Catherine Britten 16 was saved from a river hole after stepping into deep water. Ruth Britten sister collapsed at the bank and was hospitalized. A second drowning occurred as Edward Jowski seven and others fell into the canal.
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Beatang
Catherine A. Britten
SchujydhHl
Havin Shanelsrerlo
Gilbert
Sen
Gerhard
Toatenity
Catherine Coward
Catherine
Ruth
Collapord
Ant
Hompital
Atherin
Edward Ot Jowski
Ly Brethspand Anotier Takwet
Leck
Wis
Marriage Based on Love Says Novelist Dell
Washington May 14 UPI Modern marriage should be based on intelligent choice and love, not convenience, said Dell author of novels on modern love. He traced a shift from arranged marriages to free choice and urged adults to seek passionate enduring love for family happiness.
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Washington
UPI
Flosh Wells
Dell
America
Population of Columbus Surges Since 1920 Census
The Columbus population rises to 285,084, up 44,704 since 1920. Local census figures released to the local census bureau show the greater Columbus area, including surrounding suburbs, now totals around ten thousand dollars in aggregate value.
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Columbus
I.ri
Questrcial Aguras
Consos Bureau
Greater
McCormick Expenditure and Nomination Battle in Primary
Report outlines Mrs McCormick spending toward her nomination and the Democratic push to back Lewin amid debates over campaign funds. It notes total expenditures near 1.96 million and hints at contrasting disclosures from Senate investigations and party efforts in the May primary season.
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BE. Chamberlain
Lala Prensa
Springmiely
United States
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Hanne McCormici
Ismes
Hamilton Lewis
Demo
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Senor Charies & Dencon
Isane
Chase
Jim Hom' J He
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Earnig
McCormick
Uimont
Naind
Chicago
Lew
Miia McCormleha
Miia McCormleha Dry Wiath and “Herchy Gular Manny Repubians
Jae
Smh
Cannel
Faltowdea
Eloodyi Haye Shaw
Mra McCormick
Senate
Toyestheacog
Ta Waal
G P Women Hold Election At The Capital
At the annual Republican women convention in the capital the slate of officers and committee members was announced. Notable names include Mrs Port Thortpaga, Mrs Geraldine Sweet Ito, Mrs Gitte Maalmane Akron, Dr. Clara Hyde Billard, and several Cleveland and Cincinnati affiliates with officers and honorary posts named.
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Bowty Green
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Part Clinton
Mra
Gitte Maalmane Akron
Miva Holike CY Frown
Xenlas Mya Minty Forst
Clevelinl
Gmmai' Vorhoes
Manton
Balover
Cleveland
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Crantn
Liverpool
Penitentiary Atk And Local News Mixed In Index
The page blends various notes from prisons and community items across counties, listing sections about convicts, courts, and sundry society news. It references Pomeroy, Nelsonville, Hocking County, Logan, Murray City, Chauncey, and Glouster with mentions of court nominations and weekly market reports.
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Messengee
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Opty Piney
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Carebon
Tid Power
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Yexar Moh
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Freerns
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Hages Teib
Luge We
Tae
Washington Letter: Intruder Probes Senator Johnson Office
A break in Senator Bram Johnson's Washington office exposed private letters and correspondence. drawers were rifled and a cabinet nearly opened, with attention on private papers about current political matters. There is no evidence of a wider entry, suggesting a targeted theft of sensitive materials.
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Cate
Bram Johnson
California
Windoads
Roland
Johnson
Prude
Wiehbngton
Nancy Miller's stepson becomes ruler in Indore ceremony
Indore India May 10 10 The stepson of an American woman Nancy Miller formerly of Sestule Wash has been granted full powers as Maharajah Yeshawant Rao of Indore. The Oxford student and son of Sir Tukoji Rad reached his majority and was invested in a grand ceremony amid religious rites. He rode in a six horse stage coach as thousands cheered and the royal army lined the route.
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Indore
India
BeThe
Nancy Miller
Sestule
Wash
Maharajah
Yeshawant Rao
Oxford
Tukoji Rad
Yeshawane
Mumtaz Begum
Yashawant
Edward
Oberlin College votes for prohibition enforcement
Poll among Oberlin College students shows a majority in favor of enforcing prohibition. The survey also notes overwhelming support for showing movies in Oberlin on Sunday. Oberlin, May 10.
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Oberlin College
Toteleviso
Oberlin
Iua
Hunger strike ends as Ohio Pen stockade cleared
Convicts across two hostile camps ended an 84 hour hunger strike by eating bread thrown over the fence by National Guard men. The stockade was emptied and will be abandoned with graves searched. Prisoners are moved to White City and London Farm while privileges are curtailed and radio use restricted.
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Columbus
Ohio
Waa
National Guardsea
White City
Mbst
Darlad
Borlog
Raderiga
Rain forecast for Washington area extended period
Weather outlook for May 12 to May 17 predicts showers early in the week with a cool middle. After midweek, conditions turn to generally unsettled with additional showers likely toward Friday. Temperatures start higher and ease slightly later in the period.
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Wasilington
Ohlo Valley
Tannosaaf
The Athens Messenger Promotes Home Helper Booklet
The Athens Messenger offers a booklet on The Home Helper with valuable household tips from furnace fires to cleaning. The compilation draws from multiple sources and rivals content found in several books, urging a copy for every household shelf.
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Athens Messenger
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