Three More Days at College Avenue Evangelistic Meeting
The College Avenue Baptist church evangelistic services led by Dr. Cook near conclusion attract growing crowds. He delivers earnest sermons that inspire new converts and longtime members alike, with Rev. J. T. Stinson urging First Baptist folk to attend tonight. Mrs. K. E. Horton and Mr. Lovelace are scheduled to perform.
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College Avenue Baptist Church
Cook
College Avenue
Davies
KE. W. Horton
Prospective Jurors Questioned in Indiana Murder Case
Noblesville Indiana October 13 prospective jurors in the D family murder case faced voir dire as questions were asked by the state probe to gauge opinions. Several men including former Ku Klux Klan leader Ralph Kane and state officials were cited amid ongoing special venire. Fifty seven salesmen were examined and nine passed by the defense while two murder suspects Earl Klinck Earl Gentry showed limited interest in the voir dire questions.
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Noblesville
Ind
Ralph Kane
Stephenson
Earl Klinck
Earl Gentry
Madge Oberholtzer
Indianafcisi
Kane
Milo Hershey
Mrs Hurd Wins Medal Play Qualifying Rounds
Dorothy Campbell Hurd, recently dethroned women's golf champion, posted an 86 to lead the Berthellyn cup medal play qualifying at Huntingdon Valley. Runners up included Mrs Ronald H Barlow and Edith Quier with 87, while others in the top sixteen feature Mrs N P Reed and Louise Fordyce among standings. A separate Catholic Directory notes 1925 U S Catholic population at about 20.74 million with 60 155 nuns and 23 976 priests.
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Philadelphia
Dorothy Campbell Hurd
Huntingdon Valley Country Club
Ronald H. Barlow
Edith Quier Reading
N. P. Reod
Wilmington
Del
Chicago
Catholic Press Directory
United States
Judge McClintic to Read Decision in United Mine Workers Case
Charleston W Va October 13 Judge George W McClintic of the United States court announced he had written his decision in the United Mine Workers injunction cases and would read it in open court Friday morning The cases involve the validity of the check off system and the injunctions against the United Mine Workers filed by Borderland Coal Red Jacket Consolidated Coal and Coke Alpha Pocahontas Coal and other firms The decision will set precedence over Judge Andersons ruling in Indianapolis and may affect the ongoing federal actions At stake is whether operations can continue under the check off system and how the writs will be shaped by federal law
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Charleston
W. Va
George W. MecClintic
United States Court
United Mine Workers
Borderland Coal Corporation
Red Jacket Consolidted Coal and Coke Company
Alpha Pocahontas Coal Company
United Mine Workers of America
William A. Glasgow
Philadelphia
Henry Warrum
Indianapolis
T. W. Houston
Charles J. Vanfleet
Anderson
Eckoff
Miners’ Union
Circuit Court
Chicago
Fifty Gallon Still Seized in McDowell County Raid
Prohibition officers raided the right fork of Brown Creek McDowell County early yesterday and seized a fifty gallon still three and a half gallons of moonshine and 450 gallons of mash. No arrests were made. The site was on a steep hill among boulders and laurel with a water pump used to raise stream water to the apparatus. Officers Taylor and Watkins of Bluefield and Federal Officer A V Short of Virginia led the raid and recovered over 259 feet of garden hose.
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Prohibition
Brown Creek
McDowell County
Mclowen County
Taylor and Watkins
Bluefield
A. V. Short
Virginia
Eight Bishops Nominated for Acting President of Council
In New Orleans on October 13, eight nominees were named for the position of presiding bishop and president of the council of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States. Nominations included Bishop Charles H. Brent, Thomas F. Gallor, John Gardner Murray, Edward L. Parsons, William Cabell Brown, Alexander Mann and others from New York, Tennessee, Maryland, California, Virginia, and Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
Orleans
Eigh Ee
House of Bishops
United States of America
Charles H. Brent
New York
Thomas F. Gallor
Tennessee
John Gardner Murray
Maryland
Edward L. Parsons
California
Wiliam Cabell Brown
Virginia
Alexander Mann
Pittsburg
Division and remarriage debate at church meeting
James Dewolf Yerry of Rhode Island and Hugh Lattimer Burleson of North Dakota are mentioned in a discussion on divorce and remarriage. The article notes a proposed ecclesiastical authority shift to diocesan authority and the bishops rejecting a deputies amendment. A vote on the presiding bishop’s salary is set for tomorrow, with bishops sticking to $15,000 and a conference committee formed to reconcile differences.
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James Dewolf Yerry
Rhode Island
Hugh Lattimer Burleson
North Dakota
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
Plane catches fire but occupant unharmed at Bolling Field
Washington October 13 one of a squadron of army fighting planes maneuvering over the Lincoln memorial caught fire in the air and crashed at Bolling Field turning over but with no injuries to its lone occupant lieutenant KE Meredith of Selfridge Field. The aircraft mascot hawk was rescued from the burning plane which was virtually destroyed.
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Washington
Lincoln Memorial
Bolling Field
KE. . Meredith
Selfridee Field
Meredith
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Cote
McLintic
Cohen's
Cohen
Isadore Cohen CO
Diamonds — Silverware
West Virginian
Rogers
Home Jewelry CO
St. Luke’s Hospital
Daily Telegraph
West Virginia
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