Modernists Set to Win Another Battle Today in Presbyterian Row
In Columbus on May 22 the liberal modernists of the Presbyterian general assembly were predicted to prevail over ultraconservatives in the dispute over expanding the New York Presbytery. The controversy centers on the Fosdick case and the question of licensing ministers who have not affirmed the virgin birth. The assembly is poised to focus on the Gantz case and authority to discipline Presbyteries, with key nominations for committee chairmanships and commissions.
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Columbus
Presbyterian General Assembly
New York
Chester
Harry Emerson Fosdick
First Presbyterian Church
Presbytery
Gantz
Assembly
General Assembly
John M. T. Finney
John Hopkins University
Baltimore
Charles RR. Erdman
Erdman
William ©. Thompson
Ohio State University
Lapsley McAfee
Berkley
Cal
H. Bird
Abington
Herbert Booth Smith
Los Angeles
Sale Of Buddy Poppies To Begin Here Saturday
Floyd Hughes post announces the Canton Veterans of Foreign Wars will sell Buddy Poppies starting Saturday. Authorized sellers carry credentials. poppies are trade-marked and made by disabled veterans to aid fellow ex servicemen. The sale funds aid veterans and memorials with ceremonies at Arlington Paris Arc de Triomphe and New York monument, plus local commemorations.
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Floyd Hughes
Canton Post
Buddy Poppy
Clarence Pinger
United States
Chateau Thierry
Argonne
St. Mithie
Verdun
Amierten
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Coolidge
John H. Dun
P. W
Veterans’ Bureau
Boston
V. F. W. Poppy
Canton
America
National Cemetery
Arlington
Arc de Triomphe
Paris
New York City
F. W
Forme
Night driving crackdown nets string of speeders and drunks
Seven autoists cited as police vow to press the war on improper night driving. Additional arrests include speeding on Canton Mission road and drunken driving incidents. fines range from 1 to 25 dollars with costs.
Ohio State student paper hits military training discipline
Ohio State University student daily The Lantern faces charges of "high handed" and "outrageous" discipline in its military training department stirring student circles. Also reported are Hopi tribal dances initiating 75 candidates in Columbus with 1200 spectators from area cities, a conference on negro population surveys in Ohio, and a Cleveland proposal for a paid board of censors to review marine publications amid police probe into salacious materials.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
the Lantern
Arizona
Achbar Grotto
Newark
Zanesville
Marton
Uhrichsville
Dayton
Mansfield
Ohio
Ohio Conference On
Cleveland
Mara
Pathologist Killed in Car Crash Near Syria
Geneva May 22 Samuel Taylor Darling pathologist for the Rockefeller Foundation and his Harrison New Jersey home were killed today in an automobile wreck near A Bei rut Syria. The three killed were members of the League of Nations committee for the Study of malaria in Palestine. The party was traveling between Palestine and Syria when the car overturned.
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Geneva
Samuel Taylor Darling
Rockefeller Foundation
Harrison, N. J
Beirut
Syria
League of Nations Committee For the Study
Palestine
Laurel Coffman Appeals ICC Decision Over Husband’s Death
Laurel Coffman appeals to the common pleas court Friday after the state industrial commission denied compensation for her husband Louis Coffman who died February 26, 1924 from injuries received while lifting four heavy barrels the day before. She seeks 6500 dollars plus funeral expenses. Amerman & Mills represent her.
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Laurel Coffman
Common Pleas Court
State Industrial Commission
Louis Coffman
Amerman & Mills
Suspect Arrested After Yard Probing and Olive Oil Clutch
Police caught Nick Kotoras on suspicion after a watchman reported prowling the Pennsylvania Railroad yards at Kthst and Savannah av. Officers found two cans of olive oil near a box car and say Kotoras attempted to pet them, leading to the arrest for suspicion.
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Nick Kotoras
Pennsylvania Railroad
Kthst
Savannah Av St
Kotoras
Suspended Sentence in Larceny Case
McKinley Hudson of 1132 Ferry Street Southeast was arrested Thursday on a larceny charge. He received a suspended sentence of 10 days in the work house after arraignment in criminal court Friday, with the judge noting the promise to return the clothes.
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C. Chappell
Samuel Salewsky
Dueberay
Carl M. Dieterich
Speeders
Bowman
Phoutz
Vogelsang
Hall
Anderson
Schibler
Groves
Herr
Southron
Welsh
Alexander Roach
Alliance
Russell Davis
6Th St NE
George Shoemaker
Bert Wright
Clare Hossler
Sam Tissot
Massillon
Wis
McKinley Hudson
Ferry Et SE
Hudson
Prisoner Taken for Ashland Theft Case
John McCartney arrested by police days ago and held for Ashland authorities. He was turned over to Ashland officers Friday and alleged to be implicated in the theft of an automobile there.
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John McCartney
Ashland
Missing Woman Sought as Maine Case Widens
In Winthrop Maine May 22 state police joined a large hunt for Miss Aida Hayward missing since Wednesday after an unknown man shot Miss Townes and set fire to the cottage. Hundreds search for Hayward believed kidnapped while Townes fights for life with throat neck and arm wounds.
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Winthrop
Maine
Aida Hayward
Emma T. Townes
Townes
Miss Hayward
Polar voyage hazards ahead for Amundsen in unstable ice
The text warns of severe Arctic sailing risks as Amundsen faces open water between King's Bay and the Pole. It notes unpredictable gales, rough rotten or drifting ice, and the season's great element instability, making landings uncertain.
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Amundsen
King's Bay
Pole
Swede In Balloon Andree Tried Pole Flight
A fragment recalls Andree a Swede who in 1897 attempted a polar balloon expedition and disappeared. It notes the North Pole as a long sought frontier with ancient echoes of exploration and Pythias the Greek hunter from around B C.
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Thess Amundsen
Andree
Pole
North Pole
Pythias
Amundsen's North Pole flight faces risky polar conditions
London polar authorities report Captain Amundsen aims to scout aerodrome sites for a future London to Japan or San Francisco air route. Experts like Bartlett Naulty and Fiala discuss hazards from fog, ice, and open water as the rover pursues a perilous crossing toward the Pole.
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London
Amundsen
North Pole
Japan
San Francisco
Fairfax Naulty
Bartlett
Naulty
Pole
Port Barrow
Alaska
Anthony Fiala
Ziegler
Franz Josef Land
Amund- Sen
Deaths From Lost Injuries In 1924 Industrial Accident
Robert P. Erwin, 36, died Thursday at 5 30 p m in Austin hospital from injuries suffered December 4 1924 when a door from an annealing furnace fell, pinning him. He lived at 1703 Dueber Ave SW and worked in the annealing department of United Alloy Steel Corp south division. Survived by mother Mrs Sally Erwin of Marion North Carolina three brothers Gordon of Marion Lester of Damascus and Floyd of Canton. Funeral Friday at 7 p m at Floyd Erwin’s home 1515 Tanneray SW with Rev Harold Mohn. body to be taken to Marion for burial Saturday.
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Robert P. Erwin
Austin
Erwin
Dueber Av
South
United Alloy Steel Corp
Aultman Hospital
Sally “Erwin
Marion
N. C
Gordon
Lester
Damascus, C
Floyd Erwin
Canton
Tanneray SW
Harold Mohn
Dueber Avenue M. E
Farmer Bricker 75 Dies in Jackson Township Home
Park J. Bricker age 75 died at his home in Jackson township near Canal Fulton after a long illness. He was a longtime farmer in the area and is survived by his widow six sons and five daughters, plus a sister and two brothers. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 in the home with burial at Canal Fulton.
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Park J. Bricker
Jackson Township
Canal Fulton
Bricker
Martha Bricker
Ballard
Orrville
Blaine
Canton
Ward
Earl
Ralph
North Canton
Harold
W. G. Brenneman
Ira Graves
Cleveland
B. W. Johnson
H. W. Smith
Cana] Fulton
Blanche Bricker
J. W. Myers
Smithville
Boyd N. Bricker
Chesalring
Mich
William M. Bricker
Mt. Vernon
Cana Fulton
DIES AT 26 YEARS Lamar Fwenson Dies at Derby Home
Lamar Fwenson aged 26 died at the home of Mrs. Christiana Derby 1500 3rd St SE Friday morning of unspecified cause. No further details available.
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Lamar Fwenson
Christiana Derby
3Rd St SE
Swedish immigrant worker dies in Canton service
Fwenson a native of Sweden and eight year employee at the Republic Stamp ing and Hnameling Jew died recently. Metis parents and a brother and sister survive. The funeral will be held Monday at 8 in the home of Mrs Darby with Rev C Merman officiating and burial at Westlawn cemetery.
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Fwenson
Sweden
The
Republic
Lutheran ‘Church
Heiss
Fat Everson
Threegbrot Oes Lagni
Harold
Swedangs Wanna Laf
Canton
Adie
Wsieiliorp
Hulda
GoWlie
Swedbm
Ihaé
General Services
Darby
Warl
Merman
Wwestlawn
Final Gibbs Avenue chapel service Friday at 7 30
The last service for the Gibbs Avenue chapel dedication will be held Friday evening at 7 30 Rev W L Martin of Calvary Livangelical Church Akron will preach the sermon The Bethany male quartet will sing
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Gibbs Avenue
Calvary Livangelical Church
Akron
Bethany
Appetitis Fatal Death of 15 Year old Anna Rossi
Anna Rossi aged 15 died Thursday afternoon at Aultman hospital from appendicitis. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Pasqualé.
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Anna Rossi
Aultman Hospital
Miss Rossi
Pasqualé
Funeral service announced for late local resident
Surviving relatives include data and Benny as mourners. Funeral will be held this afternoon at Calvary Cemetery.
Funeral Rites Planned for Pid Held List 1
Burial plans announced for Cath Ni in Louisville. Rev N Pp will lead services at Louis cemetery for the deceased.
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Louisville
Rev. N
Louis Cemeter
Two Men Fined for Intoxication in Local Court
Two men, James Flynn and Georgy Flynn, were fined $21 each by the criminal court on Friday in Mars for intoxication. The case cited disorderly conduct and violations of local ordinances.
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Bioving
Nolinet
James Flynn
Georgy
Mars
Florence Lea Suspicion Case Details Reported
Fragmentary text notes Florence Lea facing suspicion for an extended period. A legal sentence is mentioned with a 29 day reference and a reference to a work sentence involving Negregs On a SEntentea.
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Florence Lea
Canton Reader Bargains Highlight Thrifty Finds
The Canton merchants announce a new Classifieds column "Today's Reader Bargains" featuring their most attractive items. The planned list targets thrifty purchasers with a selection of budget friendly goods to shop this Saturday.
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Canton
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Bob” Bartlett
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