Supreme Court ends term with some major decisions
The Supreme Court adjourned until October 3 after a term ending with the government losing an estate tax appeal in the Woodward case and affirming a deduction for federal estate tax payments. The term saw several cases restored for reargument and others decided, including limits on antitrust actions and labor dispute rulings.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Frierson
American Can
Solicitor General
United States Steel Corporation
Alan H. Woodward
Alabama
Court of Claims
Internal Revenue Authorities
United States
Wyoming-Colorado
Colorado
United Shoe Machinery Company
Coronado Coal Company
United Mine Workers of America
National Labor Organization
American Hardwood Manufacturers’ Association
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
Duplex Printing Press Company
Arkansas
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Texas
New York
New Jersey
New York Bay
Thousands Attend Billy Sunday Sermon at Bluefield Tabernacle
Thousands crowd the Bluefield tabernacle for Billy Sunday’s Sunday service drawing 8000 to 9000 attendees. Sunday delivers Isiah 9 6 themed remarks on Jesus name Wonderful praising faith and inviting a farewell offering next Sunday to fund his Bluefield ministry.
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Jesus
Crowds Attend Evangelist Billy Sunday Sermons In Bluefield
Large crowds thronged the Bluefield tabernacle for Billy Sunday services with estimates of up to thirty thousand across morning afternoon and night sessions. Overflow meetings at Bland Street and others drew hundreds unable to enter as Fr d W Rapp and Mrs William Asher performed before an eager audience.
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Bluefield
Tabernacle
Billy
Mr. Sunday
Bland Street
D W. Rapp
William Asher
Mr. Rodeheaver
Supreme Court Sets December 5 for Gas Law Hearings
The supreme court today scheduled December 5 for final hearings on original suits by Ohio and Pennsylvania against West Virginia to block enforcement of the state gas law. The statute requires domestic gas producers to supply certain services within the state before exporting their product.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Sunday Preaches Memorial Address For Engineers
Bluefield merchants close their doors at 5 30 daily except Saturday for four weeks to let clerks attend Billy Sunday services. The city honors merchants who cooperated to support the campaign at considerable cost to their businesses.
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Bluefield
Absent Minded Parents Delay Kiddie Koop Handles
A local church reports mothers forgetting children at the Kiddie Koop or Corral after services. Flower shop sends a gift of white carnations to Mr Sunday on the platform Sunday.
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Mr. Sunday
Red Cross Kiddie Koop Closed This Week Through Saturday
The Red Cross Kiddie Koop will be closed today and all week until Saturday. It will reopen on Saturday and Sunday, scheduling children for care on those days.
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Red Cross
Finance Committee Meeting After Service
All members of the finance committee are asked to meet Tuesday night after the service in Section 9 at the Tabernacle.
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The
Tabernacle
Sunday Laugh Line About Coast Gun Told
Sunday afternoon the crowd roared as a joke about a darkey at a coast defense gun. The man in charge answers the barrel could fire twenty five miles. The punchline has the darky remarking that he will run all day and be shot at night.
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Darkey
Coast Defense
Darky
Billy Sunday Visits Beckley and Mt Hope for Three Sermons
Billy Sunday and his party Homer Rodeheaver Robert Matthews and Albert Peterson traveled by three cars from Bluefield to Beckley and Mt Hope delivering three sermons to overflow crowds. The Beckley Chamber of Commerce coordinated meetings as crowds gathered early and the evangelist urged action. The caravan’s mountain route offered dramatic scenery as Sunday pressed for immediate action.
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Beckley
Rody and
Matthews
Bluefield
Billy Sunday
Homer Rodeheaver
Robert Matthews
Albert Peterson
Mt. Hope
Evangelist
Bluefield Limits
Bill
Fayette County
Mr. Sunday
Rodeheaver Matthews
Peterson
Darnall
Sunday
E. M. Tutwiler
New River Coal Company
Ser
Unpardonable Sin topic at Bland Street M E Church services
Afternoon service at 2:30 for all parishioners and a 7:30 night service. The sermon titled The Unpardonable Sin. Neighborhood prayer meetings listed. Business women's luncheon 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mrs. Asher speaks. Business women's invitation committee 2:30 p.m. Bible study follows afternoon services with Miss Kinney in charge at the tabernacle platform.
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Business Women
Bland Street
M. BE
Asher
Business Women's Invitation Committee
Tabernacle
Miss Kinney
Charse
Otarians and Kiwanians to replay基础 game Saturday
The Kiwanis Club announced at its weekly luncheon that the Otarians and Kiwanians will replay their baseball game next Saturday afternoon at the fair grounds. Billy Sunday Fred Rapp Homer Rodeheaver and Albert Peterson will be on the job again. They will provide Bill with spiked shoes to hit the grit without sliding back.
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Kiwanis Club
Otarians
Kiwanians
Fair Grounds
Billy Sunday
Fred Rapp
Homer Rodeheaver
Albert Peterson
Bill
Billy Sunday Draws Huge Mt Hope Crowd in Coal Town
Mt Hope and vicinity packed a warehouse and streets as evangelist Billy Sunday spoke on hope. Rodeheaver led a special service for youngsters and local colored musicians helped sing darky gospel numbers.ဲ
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Mt. Hope and Vicinity
Billy Sunday
Rodeheaver
Body
Sunday Sermon Inspires Railroad Men in Pueblo Memorial Day Service
Billy Sunday preaches to railroad workers and delegates from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers at a memorial meeting in Roanoke. He urges men to show real manhood, citing Bible examples, as Rody Rodeheaver leads songs and a large crowd contributes to church funds. A Pueblo flood report follows with Red Cross appeal and recovery efforts underway.
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Billy
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Rody
Giles County
Virginia
Bk. L. Bailey
Sunday
Homer Rodeheaver
Stone
Rodeheaver
Abraham
Joseph
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Otaigken Pueblo
American Red Cross
Pueblo
Warren G. Harding
Associated Press
Colo
Paul P. Newton
John C. Cornell
United States Public Health Service
Denver
W. E. Buck
Colorado Springs
Sxteen
Public Health Service
St. Charles Mesa
Pueblo “Chieftian
Shoup
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