Why Drives Are Failing in Interchurch Movement
Helena testimony by Rev. Newman Hall Burdick explains drive failures for church funds. He cites high overhead costs, war psychology era expectations, and reluctance of the public to donate without accountability as key factors leading to deficit and disillusionment.
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Helena
Newman Hall Burdick
General Assembly of
The
Presbyterian Church
Interchurch
Interchurch Movement
Burdick
New York City
New York
Mr. Burdick
Nomination rounds stir in Pioneer press fight
Nothing doing as the Pioneer reports a party platform clash in San Francisco with ten candidates nominated and Champ Clark suspected as a dark horse.
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Si Francisco
Champ Clark
Thirteen Years Ago Highlights From the Pioneer
Notes from July 4 1907 report a large Livingston circus turnout Grace Pound resigns from Fair department store for post office, county fair premium lists due HM Utermohle. John Arnold sells 140000 lbs wool at 22c to Farnsworth Thayer Stevenson Boston. Esp clip 23000 lbs sold to Joe Wing Billings via Dave Stewart at 22c. Wool clean, little grease due to spring rains.
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Livingston
Grace Pound
Fair
Herman Utermohle
John Arnold
Farnsworth, Thayer & Stevenson
Boston
Arnold
Acting Governors Handoff Shapes Yellowstone Affair
The piece reports on the stalled Yellowstone county affair with Yegen. no further actions were taken after a 60 day period. Governor Stewart had investigated and acted on the case on its merits. A writ of probable cause was granted by Judge Brantly, staying removal to prison.
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Yellowstone County
Yegen
Stewart
C. B. Nolan
Brantly
Harding Resting At Frelinghuysen Home In New Jersey
Senator Warren G. Harding the Republican presidential nominee enjoyed a rare day of rest at The Hills Frelinghuysen residence in Raritan New Jersey. He attended the Third Dutch Reformed church with Mrs Harding then kept a quiet day. Few townspeople learned of his visit as only about 100 people showed at church and few outside glimpsed him entering or leaving.
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Raritan
N. J
Warren G. Harding
Joseph R. Frelinghusen
Wasington
Harding
Frelinghuysen
Senator Frelinghuysen
Bryan urged to leave prohibition question closed
Washington June 26. Representative Upshaw of Georgia urged William J. Bryan to accept the prohibition issue as settled by Congress and the Supreme Court. The telegram says the best move is to keep a wet plank out and not reopen the dry plank.
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Washington
William J. Bryan
Representative Upshaw
Georgia
Anti-Saloon League of America
Supreme Court
Congress
Court
Supreme
Albert P. Stark for renomination as district judge
Albert P. Stark seeks renomination on the Republican ticket at the August primary for the district judge position. He aims to continue as the district judge within the county or district he serves.
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