Presbyterians of Canada approve union of sects
Co Ont The organic union of the Presbyterian, Methodist and Congregational churches was approved by the Canadian general assembly today by a vote of lift to 111. The resolution, moved by Tr. W Jark of Montreal, provides how the general assembly should pursue a swift organic union. Drafted by a law committee, leaders predicted completion may take three to five years due to federal and provincial transfers of church property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ont
Jheganic Union of the
Presbyterian, Methodist and Congregations
Bperian General Assembly
Speen
Tr. W. Jark
Montreal
General Assembly
Zionist Plans For Separate Relief Work In Palestine
The American Zionist organization's 24th annual moral convention in Cleveland faced internal strife as President Julius W. Mack and allies clashed with critics over Palestine policy. A new plan favored by independent Zionist groups would create a Palestine foundation outside the WZO and Keren Hayesod, with a meeting in New York to set a program for 230 members. Brandeis resigned along with Mack and others as Mack’s report was disapproved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Onio
James
Chaim
Palestine
Weren Hayesod Association
Palestine Foundation Fami
Memie
Ercaniggnon
Louis D. Brandeig
New York
Samuel In Rmyer
Keren Hayetod
America
Justice Brandeis
Mack
Macks
Four Boys Drown as Rowboat Capsizes in New Haven Harbor
In New Haven Conn on June 7 Leonard Stamp sixteen and James Jennette three were drowned when a rowboat overturned in harbor late today. Five others including two young men and three young women were rescued after the boat listed and people clung to the craft. Two bodies were recovered and investigators say two of seven aboard were shifting seats when the accident happened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven. Conn
Leonard Stamp
James Jennette
New Haven
Stamp
Jennette
Founder of Bradley Beach Dies at Ninety Two
James Sbbury park sources report the founder of Bradley Beach has died in his ninety second year. A prominent Jersey coast figure, he built the resort from a health retreat to a bustling seaside community through development and ownership of the beach. He sold his rights to the city in 1962 for about 150000 dollars after resisting private offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamessbury Park
Jersey
Bradie
Hradter
Bradley
Asbury Park
Directions to a Cairo house without numbers or names
A foreign resident recalls navigating a Cairo quarter with no street names or house numbers. A well known doctor offered directions to reach a friend's home, which sits beside an Armenian butcher with no sign, west of Abdin Palace. The staircase reportedly has 87 steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Abdin Palace
Pueblo Chaos After Flood Death Toll and Relief Efforts
Reports from Pueblo describe limited arrests for looting and sporadic gunfire with a single fatality not caused by a night patrol. Relief work begins with a census of flood victims, central planning for field hospitals, and a Red Cross drive, while damages are pegged around 75.9 million dollars and the city scrambles to restore meat supplies, housing, and water systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Comemaer
Uhe
Patrick Haimrack
BE. T. Went Huginess
Vietim
Promerty
Pueblo
Ica
Far Wa
Red Cross
I. F. Pie
Ted Cross
Field
Pierce
Arkansas
Laura A. Taborn
American Redross
Robert Gast
7 Relief Committee
Woice
Cacoriain
Gast
Avordale
Virland
Boone
Puchin
United States Army
Martin Galban
Allan
Willam Korpel
Wiliam Shattle
William Korber
Seal Teendall Olor
T. Evans
C. Haine
al Chaubel
al Clark
Minnie D. Slad
Denny Wertz
Mors. Westentt
Cidertiicalion Net Certaint
T. Hall
Doris Eaher
Frank Trwin
Frenry Ter
Minnie GB
Shatto
A. Be Clair
Morris
Barbers to Discuss Price Reductions
Rarores of Teidgepark will discuss cutting shave and hair prices to 2 and 4 cents at a meeting tomorrow night in Metal Trades Council rooms. Park Theatre building craft members are invited or satirists to attend, announced by Josiah Adlletta president of the Barber union. A committee will represent the journeymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rarores
Teidgepark
Metal Trades Counsil
Park Theatre
Buildlir
Anneunverd
Josiah Adlletta
Rf Dent
Barber Union
Fernbagcher Killing Mystery Deepening
In New York a murky case follows the Fernbagcher killing as firemen dredge through a submerged wall to reach the scene. The factory owner’s tarott is found cut and his wrist injured, while cryptic remarks suggest animal feeding experiments linked to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sur Weallin
Park Street Church Women Host Garden Tea Event
A Park Street Church gathering featured a garden tea with bouquets of blue, red, and yellow flowers, mingling guests, and a porch reception. Notable attendees included Mrs Boardman, Mrs Hitch, Miss Mila Beach, and Mrs Pardee as visitors shared refreshments and socialized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarkspur
Rome
Mekram
Les
Cormmizer
Wes
Boardman
Eli
Weney Hitch
Wirs
Jen Nie Smith
John
Otis
Mila Beach
Charvns
10 Year Old Boy Held For Killing Younger Brother
A 10 year old boy is held after a fatal shooting at a home one mile from the city. The younger brother, also 10, died shortly after the incident. The suspect was arrested and is being held pending local authorities’ investigation. Fireworks preparations for Seaside Park Fourth of July display are underway with a planned committee meeting at the last town meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaside Park
Cedarvieve
James Blangy
Auesthorities
Preagenia
Avaijary
Philippines Urgently Seeks More Credits From Congress
A State Department report urges swift approval of additional credits for the Philippines to address its indebtedness and stabilize the government. The note highlights the country’s vast telegraph and wire network, extensive treasury deficits, and a large employment bill totaling about 44 million dollars annually.
Yale Dining Hall Reopens After Months Closed
The Yale Commons dining hall at Yale University is reopening after a months long closure. The facility will resume regular meal service and accommodate students and staff returning to campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale University
Bertgier
Taek Hat Pac Renige
Yale Votes Acceptance of Ten Thousand Endowment
Yale approves a ten thousand dollar endowment from a benefactor linked to the Alumni Association. The vote passes among trustees and university leaders, establishing funds for student aid and program support at Yale University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YALE
Flood damage toll caps broad road losses at 4.5 million
Reports from Topeka and other agencies estimate flood damage to roads at four and a half million dollars. The figure covers major lines including Missouri Pacific and Denver and Rio Grande assets and signals extensive infrastructure strain across affected regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinhisen
Topeka
Sauca Fe
Tiue
Roan
Missouri Pacific
Denver
Senate votes for army of 470000 in brief session
Senate approved nearly all committee recommendations and plans to take up amendments tomorrow. Senators Reed of Missouri and Tenison of Georgia condemned delays in passing the resolution establishing peace with Germany and Austria. Georgia's Tenison warned of a "mysterious genius" linking delay to keeping American troops on the Rhine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Wodar
Germany
Reed
Missouri
Tenison
Georgia
Aussia
Rhine
Washington Bridge Expense Figure Reported
The Nes Haven court submits a statement of county expenditures showing Washington Bridge listed at 110000 and other costs totaling 800000, bringing the two year total to be raised to 484098305 in grand list. A one mill tax would raise 48409 and a two mill tax would adjust funds accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harecord
Conn
Nes Haven Cour
Washington Ridge
East Side Business Men Plan Smoker
Shemp of the East Side Business Men's association will hold a smoker following a business meeting in Avon hall East Main street near Barnum avenue. The East Tend Business Men's association has been invited to attend the affair which will be the last of the association's meetings until September. The Yartarian alphabet has 202 letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shemp
East Side
Business Men's Association
Avon Hall
East Main Street
Barnum Avenue
Prince of Monaco Describes Bottom-Dwelling Crab
During a yacht voyage the Prince of Monaco spoke of discovering a type of deep sea crab that lives at the ocean bottom and cannot swim. The specimen was reportedly collected using special equipment designed for his experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monaco
Also Mentioned on This Page
Presbyterians OF Canada
Methodists
Congregationalists
Untermyer
Fince
N. H. Harbor
Bradley Beach
Catro
Barbers
Fernbagcher
Keig Wren
Park Street Church
Sethitt Linvenderhy
Qaerry
Pratie Arden
Louerges
York
Jane
Mnes Alorayi
ST. Women
Oudet
MYM
Mrs Mae SH
Miss Russell
Quhegne Russell
Doves
Gabriel So
Pittougdy
Welt - Hee
Haren
Miss Gabriel
Mes Gerald Beard
Cernal Pres
Dent OF Tt
Aga
Tance
SRO
Ematom
Ais Beees
Si Mategard
Che Lawas
Malta
Boaaebmar Ot
Penney
the Pally
Hei
Belgram
Philippines
Asia
India
Prubes
Wemsus
Treasires Rat Dar
Wniversity
Accentanes
He Rene
Vale
Olgar
Uruver
Ideal
Ieuston
California
Resten
Washington
Dune
Tross
Prires
Puebla Fy
W. Ceblentz
U.S
Bureau of Standards
Washington Bridge
Spalding
American Hardware
Fairfield Ave
Middle St
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
Main Street
P.O. Arczds
Bridgeport
Dodge Brothers
Blue Ribbon Garage
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!