Baptist Young People's Union to Hold Evening Lectures
The Baptist Young People's Union of the Gordon Street church at Lucila and Gordon streets hosts evening lectures conducted by J. W. Savannat, formerly vice president of the State B P. The talks will be staged at the church each night.
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Baptist Young People’s Union of the
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J. W. Savannat
Divided youth groups organize under four leaders
The young people split into Baptist, Vv. A. Pierce, leader. Young, Miss Leita Hill, leader. Miss Elza beth Ligon, leader. United, R. P. Blasingame, leader. Pep leaders list the week’s evenings from Emily Shea ley to Miya Katherine Gibson with Grace Davis pianist, W Hess chorister, Windall Price secretary.
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Allied debts not to be canceled in Senate debate
Washington July 18 Senate hints at limiting funding of foreign debts to the United States and may reject administration plans for broad funding powers. Opponents cite fears for U S interests citing possible debt cancellation, deferrals, and German bonds. Wilson and Mellon clash over timing and scope while Lodge cites letters from Wilson and Chamberlain. Houston notes no debts to cancel and urges prompt funding negotiations to avoid misgivings and strengthen Anglo American ties.
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Gompers Protests Chinese Labor in Hawaii Cite
President Gompers met with President Harding to oppose a pending congressional resolution granting the president power to admit Chinese laborers to Hawaii. He charged the measure would allow 50 000 copies to enter the islands and claimed reports on Hawaii labor conditions were being suppressed by high government officials. He cited past immigration reports and questioned the rush to push the joint resolution through.
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Cutlery Theft Reported After Yard Incident
A fragmented report notes a person taking cutlery and a minor collision near a yard. The sequence suggests the individual moved into a yard area, with signs of burning or heat nearby and a tense, uncertain scene described in terse terms.
Convicts Battle Like Wild Beasts in Desperate Prison Riot
Prisoners fought walls and guards as nine fire companies circled the outer walls. Stones and glass shards flew during the chaos while some inmates climbed to upper tiers to hurl projectiles at rescuers. Guards sealed cells and locked down the facility as dawn approached under armed watch.
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