Split in Tabernacle church leadership deepens
A meeting drew deacons and prominent SMaptists to seek reconciliation amid a rift over Dr. MacArthur. MacArthur remains away at a chautauqua and declined comment. Several officials including Caliawa Etheridge and Broughton resign, signaling a possible permanent split as others threaten withdrawal tied to security stakes.
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Dr MacArthur
Caliawa
Deacons
W. Z Smith
H. Aa. Ethersdee
J. H. Bishop
Aa. M. Smith
Tabernacle
Joseph Broughton
Xeven G. Broughton
H. A. Etheridge
Mr. Etheridge
Debt and leadership tensions at Tabernacle unfold
Atlanta Tabernacle faces a 126000 debt from major improvements with 29000 past due and August mortgage maturities. Disputes over permanent leadership center on Dr MacArthur’s age and health, his unwillingness to become permanent pastor, and a split over securing Dr W B Riley as replacement amid institutional church work debates.
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Etheridge
MacArthur
Atlanta
Mr. Etheridge
The
Calvary
W. B. Riley
Minneapolis
MacaArthur
Gpld
Aplon
Joseph Broughton
Child Saved by X Ray in Anton
Four year old Kirby of this place owed his life to X rays after swallowing a nickel a week ago. He could not eat and nearly choked several times. The coin was located by the X ray today and removed.
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Anton
Unit Rule Used by Harmon Men in Ohio Convention
In Toledo June 4 Governor Harmon dominates the Ohio Democratic state convention by naming George Long permanent chairman and signaling adoption of the unit rule. The Wilson faction, opposing binding instructions, loses the fight but may back Harmon for president with a complimentary Baltimore vote. A near- fistfight between Harmon campaign manager E H Moore and Congressman Whitacre sparked by tense district caucus speech.
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Ohio
Harmon
George 5
Long
Troy
Alice Pomersne
Committee On Permanent Organization
Oakin
Baltimore
Harmoni
E. H Moore
Whitacre
Friends
State Central
Bue
The Lax Fos Way Promise Health Boosts
An advertisement touts Lax-Fos as a medicine strengthening the stomach kidneys and bowels with anatomic tenic benefits. It urges buying the first bottle on a money back plan and asking a druggist for the second bottle.
Bribery cash traced in Danrow trial testimony
Samuel Gompers denounces Detective Bert Franklin’s Los Angeles testimony as false and “whole cloth” while asserting no dealings, no money sent, and claiming documentary proof counters the bribery narrative amid tense hearings. Franklin claimed outside parties funded Darrow’s defense with dubious funds, stirring union politics confrontation.
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Franklin
Bert
Saya Gompera
Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federaton of Labor
Roosevelt Attacks Taft Backers Over Nomination Methods
Roosevelt denounces Watt Barnes and Taft forces for ignoring the will of the people and promoting boss rule. He cites a New York Senate committee report as evidence of Barnes’ city governance. Workmen start laying telegraph wires from Sagamore Hill to Roosevelt's home as he weighs Chicago convention plans.
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New York State Senate
Albany
Mer
Roosevelt
Cicago
Taft Wins Ohio Delegates At Large In Republican Convention
Taft defeats Roosevelt 190% to 86 244 to secure six Ohio delegates at large at the state convention. Theodore Burton Harry M. Daugherty Warren G. Harding Charles P Taft and Arthur I Vorheys named as delegates. Roosevelt supporters clash with Brown faction as convention votes to endorse Taft and a minority report supporting Roosevelt is rejected 393% to 36944. Delegates from Cuyahoga county become focal point amid tension before July 2 state ticket naming.
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Taft
Ohio
Ite
Resolutions Committee
William Howard Taft
Iat
United States
Theodore Burton
Cleveland
Harry M. Daugherty
Columbus
Warren G. Harding
Marion
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Arthur I. Voreys
Nh. J. Cable
Lima
Theodore Roosevelt
Cuyahora County
Roosevelt
Cuyahoga
Off
Walter P. Brown
Brown
Couunty
Fat Solon and Lean Reporter Clash in Bizarre Fight
An altercation between Fat Solon and a lean newspaper reporter escalated into a chaotic scene inside the hearing room. Thomas, a committee member, clashed with Annin and Kirby after claims of an untrue story about the Archheld inquiry circulated. The melee ended without committee action and featured witnesses, a fleeing chase, and a mistaken punch amid a confused corridor bustle.
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Bath
Thomas
House Judiciary Committee
America
Kirby
Bell
Capitol
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