Reverend Bays Named New Pastor at Trinity El Paso
Holston conference notes Rev J A Bays transferred to Trinity church El Paso Texas the largest church in the city with about 2000 members. The El Paso assignment ends sixty eight years of Bays family representation in Holston annual conference and preparations for the next session at Johnson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holston
Chattanooga
Bluefield
S. D. Long
Elder
Berwind
W. J.anna
Bland Street
J. A. Baylor
Gracechurch
F. Y. Jackson
Trinity
J. M. Carter
Bramwell
H. Yankee
Coalwood
Hutsell
Crumpler
J. B. Fogleman
Davy
C. Batley
Athens
A. B Moore
Ruberns
P. H. Horner
Bland
C. Weatherly
Draper
A. H. Towe
Dublin
L. D. Mayberry
East Radford
Matoaka
C. G. McKay
Mechanicsburg
K. G
Mercer
H. A. Murrell
New River
J. D. Dame
Pearlsam
C. Wright
Princeton
Z. Randall
Narrows
C. A. Hillman
M. Quessenberry
Pulaski
D. P. Hurley
Radford
R. A. Owen
Staffordsville
J. B. Davis
Spanishburg
T. H
Gilbert
East Neeton
A. F. Pheonix
EB Ll. Addington
Thomas Priddy
Tazewell
S. Hendricks
Presiding Elder
Clinchfeld TH. Belfast
W. M. Dean
Bossevain
J. Jone
Buchanan
B. N. Waterhouse
Casdlewood
Dante
R. C
West Graham
Trigg James
J. A Bays
Trinity Church
el Paso
Texas
Bays
Johnson City
Bradford Bride: Beale Death Appears Accident Gas Fatality
Police in Bradford report no match to missing Binghamton insurer Fred Beale. A 25 year old man found in a rooming house, 5 foot 10, dark brown hair and eyes, 160 pounds, unknown in Bradford, died reportedly from gas fumes. Coroner's jury rules accidental. body sent to Philadelphia Anatomical Board.
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Bradford
Fred Beale
Binghamton
Pennsylvania Anatomical Board
Philadelphia
Evan Burrows Fontaine Released on Bail in Contempt Case
Chicago reports dancer Evan Burrows Fontaine, complainant in breach of promise case with Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney, surrendered for removal to San Francisco on a contempt charge. She posted a $5,000 bond and faces a October 12 hearing.
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Chicago
Evan Burrowes Fontaine
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
New York
United States
San Francisco
Whitney
Second Book Poems At Age Twelve Years
Natalie Crane, a twelve year old poetess, today published her second book of verse titled Lava for Her. The Brooklyn Eagle reviews praise her knowledge of geology and evolution and her use of seafaring terms while naming Bel and Balthazar as figures in her work.
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Natalie Crane
London
Miss Crane
The
Brooklyn Eagle
Lava Lane
Bel
Balthazar
Hope Fades as Search For Missing Air Pilot Expands
Bellefonte Pennsylvania October 6 hope that air mail pilot Charles H Ames missing since last Thursday night would be found alive waned at nightfall after another fruitless search. Four veteran flyers from the Chicago Cheyenne route ordered to assist, ten planes logged 6000 miles over mountains with no trace found. State troops likely to be called in at Governor Pinchots request and a formal appeal for aid sent to Adjutant General Beary.
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Bellefonte
Charles H. Ames
Air Mail
Carl F. Egge
Air Mail Service
Ames
Chicago
Page
Lewis
Lee
Allison
Egge
Pinchot
Beary
Harrisburg
Huntingdon
Rock Ridge
Stone Mountain
New York-Chicago Air Mail
Cleveland
Ohio
Arkman
J. EB. Whitbeck
Eastern Division Mail Service
Air Mes
Deadlock Medalists Honor at Pittsburg Golf Open
In Pittsburg a deadlock for medalist honors marked the qualifying round of the western Pennsylvania amateur women's golf championship at the Pittsburg Field Club. Mrs J Raymond Price of Oakmont and Emilie Roseburg of her club led with 1 overs. Fritz Stifel of Wheeling struggled to qualify carding 102 while her mother Mrs E W Stifel advanced with 105.
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Pittsburg
Western Pennsylvania
Pittsburg Field Club
J. Raymond Price
Oakmont
Emilie Roseburg
Fritzz Stifel
Wheeling
Cambridge Springs
St. Louis
Glenna Collett
E. W. Stifel
Tribute to Gompers as labor leader at AFL meeting
President William Green opened the forty fifth AFL convention in Atlantic City honoring Samuel Gompers and urging passage of the child labor amendment. The executive council reported a 13 000 gain in membership and warned unions to proceed with caution on banking ventures while opposing Communists and maintaining a nonpartisan labor agenda. Fraternal delegates from Europe attended.
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Atlantic City
Organized Labor
Wiliam Green
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompera
Green
Gompers
America
Rock Gibraltar
Executive Council
Europe
Ford rail suit over milk truck collision in Lima
Henry Ford's railway the D. and I. filed suit in Lima against W. C. Johnson and Son of Harrod for 403 damages after a milk truck owned by the Harrod firm knocked a locomotive from the rails at a road intersection. Details of the truck's fate were not disclosed.
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Lima
Ohio
Henry Ford
D., T. and I
W. C. Johnson and Son
Harrod
New York Declared Decent and Clean by District Attorney
On October 5 the District Attorney defended New York against claims of vice by church temperance officials. He called the metropolis decent and clean, countering the board of temperance and morals and saying big towns can be as upright as any.
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New York
Main Street
Banton
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Morals
Methodist Epiiscot Church
Continental Baking faces Clayton Act charge in merger case
The Continental Banking Corporation is charged by the Federal Trade Commission with violating the Clayton Act through its control of several bakeries. Commissioners Nugent and Thompson state the complaint aims to show a substantial lessening of competition in bread crackers cakes and related goods and a move toward a Continental monopoly.
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Federal Trade Commission
Washington
Continental Banking Corporation
New York
Huston Thompson
John F. Nugett
Trade Commission
Continental Comy
Ward and General Baking Corporations
Thompson
Continental Baking Company
Coast Guard Patrol Boat 101 Sinks Off Atlantic City
The patrol boat CG 101, operating from Atlantic City, was reported sinking about 37 miles off the New Jersey coast near Cape May. CG 104 rushed to aid while the Porto Rico and William Rockefeller searched the area for survivors.
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New York
Coast Guard
Atlantic City
Cape May
N. J
Independent
Temple of Ashtaroth Found in Beisan Palestine
Philadelphia October 5 The Temple of Ashtaroth the Philistine sanctuary linked to Saul and the Battle of Gilboa has been unearthed by the University of Pennsylvania Beisan expedition A foundation deposit within the cornerstone yielded electrum ingots and related cult objects confirming the ancient site discovery by Allan Rowe field director and museum officials.
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Philadelphia
Ashtaroth
Saul
Gilboa
Museum
Theniversity of Pennsylvania
Beisan
Palestine
Allan Rowe
Woman jailed for delinquent taxes in Dauphin County
Harrisburg October 5. Sara Dorsey of Middletown was jailed in Dauphin county today after failing to pay delinquent taxes. She locked herself in a second floor room and a search warrant was needed to arrest her.
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Harrisburg
Sara Dorsey
Middletown
Dauphin County
Loan outrage on common decency in Doheny leases case
In San Francisco on October 6 government counsel denounced a $100,000 loan from Edward L. Keny to former Secretary of the Interior Albert B. Fall as an outrage on common decency. The argument centered on Doheny interests leases in the Elk Hills naval oil reserve and whether Fall acted with proper authority amid questions of secrecy surrounding Pearl Harbor base plans.
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San Francisco
Edward L. Keny
Megnate
Interior
Albert B. 1
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Doheny
Elk Hilla Naval Oil Reserve
Paul J. McCormick
Los Angeles
Mr. Roberts
Pan American Petroleum and Transport Company
Pan American Petroleum Company
Congress
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Naval Oir
Frank J
Secretary of the Navy
Denby
Little Hope Reaching Cave-In Victims Alive
Rescue workers labored through darkness to reach three men buried since Friday in the Church Hill tunnel cave in Richmond Virginia. Despite a hope to reach them by Saturday, officials believed the engineer Tom Mason and two Black laborers likely perished. Three shafts were sunk with one reaching over 30 feet by nightfall.
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Richmond Vn
Church Hill
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Tom Mason
Lively Indicted for Criminal Assault in Fairmont
C E Lively once a prominent Mingo county strike figure and later a guard at a Fairmont coal mine was indicted today by the grand jury on a criminal assault charge. Another company employee, William Arroll, faces a similar indictment based on the testimony of a thirteen year old girl from the same mining town.
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Fairmont
W. Va
C. E. Lively
Mingo County
Fairmont-Cleveland Coal Company
William Arroll
Coolidge Enjoys Rest Before Omaha American Legion Address
President Coolidge rode in a train through Ohio Indiana and Illinois savoring a quiet day of rest en route to Omaha where he will address the American Legion convention tomorrow. Crowds greeted him at stations and he thanked Flora Illinois for a wedding anniversary bouquet as the trip continued toward St. Louis and Omaha. The trip featured ideal weather and brief stops including greetings from children at North Vernon and a handshake with Elles Emison in Vincennes. The Seventh annual Legion session in Omaha opened with committee work and knotty issues including the aeronautics committee stance toward Col William Mitchell.
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President Coolidge
Omaha
ST. Louis
Flora
Ills
Vincennes
Ind
Elles Emison
Ewing Emison
Emison
Indiana
Walter Head
Legion
Associated Press
Neb
The
American Legion
Aeronautcs Committee
William Mitcheil
Bethany's Toonerville Trolley Is Stolen
Wheeling West Virginia October 5 Brooke county authorities could not recover the street car stolen from Bethany College town Sunday night. The vehicle was Bethany’s only transportation and a search since morning yielded no trace. Bayard Seyler Bethany student was arrested on a charge of stealing the street car. he previously served time in Ge county jail under bond. Residents must walk to Wellsburg for daily visits.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Brooke County
Bethany
Bayard Seyler
Bethany Ol. Lowe
Wellsburg
Campaign to Replace Odious Term Flapper With Moderns
The Campfire Girls, Inc. with 160000 members lead a crusade against the term flap per as odious and unfair. Colleen Moore is drafted to front the campaign while Lester J. Scott cites that among 2,000,000 honors given to girls past and present, most recognize homecraft skills like cooking sewing and childcare.
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Campfire Girls, Inc
Colleen Moore
Lester J. Scott
Fight Just Begun Mitchell Avers Strong Stand
Washington October 5 naval air officers opposed Colonel William Mitchell’s plan to reorganize national defense before the air board while Mitchell faced disciplinary proceedings at the war department for criticizing policies. Lieut Bryan J Connell and Cmdr Kenneth Whiting oppose parts of the proposal and call for civilian leadership in defense. Mitchell warned that disciplinary action may occur, and he pledged to continue the aerial defense effort as hearings proceed.
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Wrahington
Naval Air
Air Board
William Mitchell
National Defense
War Department
Department of National Defense
Bryan J. Connell
Mitchell
John Rodgers
John L. Hines
Army
Illinois
House Aircraft Committee
Defense Department
George A. Nuent
Inspector General
Davis
Des Moines Pilot To Get New Plane For Pulitzer Flight
Lieutenant Commander Montgomery and crew members A Chamberlain and Charlies Kidder will fly to Washington to be assigned a new ship for the Pulitzer race trip to Mineola after their naval plane was damaged by a forced landing caused by fire. The crew, based in San Diego, praised Montgomery for a rare airman ship maneuver to avert a larger blaze.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Ongomery
A. Chamberlain
Charlies Kidder
Washington
Mineola
San Diego
Montgomery
Black Diamond Express Wreck Near Geneva No Injuries Reported
A Lehigh Valley report says the Black Diamond Express derailed near Geneva with engine, main car, two parlor cars and coaches from the Pennsylvania Bottlers Association on board. No passengers or crew were hurt. four hours were spent on the delay as damaged cars were rerouted and connected to a different engine.
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Buffalo
Lehigh Valley
Geneva
Pennsylvania Bottlers
Erie
Word Picture of Picket Line Scenes at Contempt Trial
In Monongah West Virginia Judge W S Meredith opened contempt proceedings for fifty four defendants amid a picket line scene described by W J Wolfe superintendent of Consolidation Coal Company. Most defendants appeared without counsel and adjourned to seek legal advice with Mayor Harry Bennett represented by city attorney Wat kins. The day ended with Wolfe detailing the picket line and a photo shown in a New York Sunday supplement as the trial continued tomorrow.
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Mairmont
W. Va
W. S. Meredith
W. J. Wolfe
Monongah
Meredith
Tusca Morris
Consolidation Coal Company
Elipoyes
New England
Harry Bennett
Harry PB. Watkins
Watkins
Bennett
John
Patrick Buckley
City Counel
Wolfe
Presen
Mr. Wolfe
Pirates Ready for World Series War in Pittsburgh
The Pirates and Senators gear up for the 1925 World Series with Pirates manager Ral McKechnie naming Lee Meadows or Vic Aldridge as starter depending on weather. Harris of the Senators hopes Dutch Renther can share mound duties with Johnson and Coveleskie as Pittsburgh fans flood Forbes Field for opening battles.
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Associated Press
Pittevers
Baseball Sun
Pittsburg
Pirates
Washington
Busby Harris
Senators
Forbes Field
Harris
Maria
Coveleskie
Peckinpaugh
Dutch Renther
Corden
Johnson
Coveleaskie
Pan
Ral McKechnie
McKechnie
Lee Meadows
Meadows
MecKechnie
Vic Aldridge
McKeynle
Corns
Hie
Eddie Moore
George Grantham
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Rev. S. D. Long
GRACE
Roy E. Early
Z. B. Randall
Mr. Bays
Evan Burrows Fontaine
Charles Ames
Labor
C. G. No. 101
E. L. Doheny
Albert B. Fall
Coolidge
American Legion Today
Mittee
Col. Mitchell
Toonerville
Mitchell Avers
Pulitzer Flight
Aldridge
Reuther
Burden
Walter Johnson
Stanley Coveleskie
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