Defiant Bishop Faces Appeal Over Exclusion Threat
Court waits on defendant to appeal in a church case that could strip him from the House of Bishops. Bishop Brown challenges canons while trial judges hear charges of teaching doctrine contrary to the Protestant Episcopal church. Seven bishops return guilty verdicts as proceedings emphasize disciplinary and doctrinal stakes.
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Clevetland
Tprotvasant Episcopal Church
William Mont Romers Brown
al- Kansan
Ala
Lisht
Spursie Board of Review
House of Debates
Wolk
House of Bishops
Wina
Swes
Charlen
Webley Ohuron
Biehto Brown
Penang
Jason
Dari
Bishy
Ro .Thembera
Id Montanneeuc
Georgia
Edward Parker
Hampshire
Theodora Hbratpon
Naaippi
Lo Gallty
Enticopal
Watter Staten of America
Monber
Formay
Te Taaga
Brown
Ats
Entente
Bisshop Murray
Yorking
Darkmcan
Jewelers death report hints at city home shooting
Police stated a jeweler was shot and found dead in bed at a city residence. Witness accounts are unclear as investigators review the scene and interview residents.
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Feirr Jeweler
Old Thrills Of Chiefs On Decrease Now
Police history notes reflect fewer thrills for chiefs as modern times curb dramatic chases and mob confrontations. Chief John Britton’s career spans decades from corner saloons to mob pursuits, with a pivotal moment two years ago in Charleston when he protected a prisoner amid an angry mob at Falroad station.
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Nitra
Rover
Morales
Carbon Street
P Petice
Charleston
Brittonneous
Falroad Station
La Follette Returns to Active Leadership in Congress
Washington May 31 Senator La Follette resumes leadership of the interstate commerce group in Congress two days ahead of schedule. He aims to push the Howell Barkley plan to abolish the railroad labor board and seeks votes in both houses. He plans to outline a prospective independent presidential bid and presses for freight-rate reductions. In Petersburg Virginia a local man, J Fred Rey Nolde, was convicted of participating in a $27,000 express car robbery and sentenced to six years.
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Washington
Congress
Nay
LaFollette
Renate Interstate Commerce Committees
Howell-Barkley US
Roltroad Labor Board
Committee On the Hill
House
Senate
Duride
Wisconsin
Leste
Mauke
Beauimew
LaPoltette
Interstate Commerce Commisasion
Lt.Follettes
Hay
Commerce
Barkley
Kentucky
Nandit Goys
Petersburg
Norfolk and Western
J.fred Rey" Nolde
Prohibition Agents Held for Grand Jury Action in July
Prohibition agents faced grand jury action in July as three officers, including a named pair, were held for trial. Bail set at 5400 each with tenents remanded. Authorities noted the units entered the Monndling Weise after midnight on August 14 and were later attached.
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Grand Jury
China Bows to Russia Plea in East Railway Accord
Moscow reports China yields to Russia on disentanglement of the Chinese eastern railway and a broad accord between the two nations. Foreign Minister Koo and Mr Karatchan stress cautious negotiations amid fears of foreign parliamentary intervention. joint commission to oversee steps to formalize an agreement. The announcement came after tense delays and media silence until today.
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Moscow
Nuy
Agreemiyil
Koo
Cormuly
Young Man Arrested in Murder Suspect in Sistersville
Bernie Phillips, 24, was placed under arrest today following the death of Miss Irene Halver in Sistersville, West Virginia. A coroner’s report indicated a blow to the head caused the fatal injuries, linking Phillips to the case.
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Sistersville
Bernie Phillips
Irene Halver
Infirien
Livro
Youthful Rich Boys Confess Chicago Kidnapping Plot
Two University of Chicago students Leopold and Loeb confess a ransom scheme linked to the murder of a wealthy box maker's son. Police outline their plan to abduct and ransom Walter O. F. false names, motives, and steps leading to the crime.
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Chicago
Jacob Peake
Newt
Raber Croke
Asatele
Nata Lempold
Hicker Lowel
Weel Universiys
Hindy
Crowe
Hegre
Quince Flonlnis
Alibie Atte
Rose Show Set for Monday by local association
Despite cold weather and thawing, rose enthusiasts prepare for the third annual show. Mrs. Arthur HIM is chairman of the committee overseeing the exhibit and urges residents with roses to bring them to the Woran’s Christian Association hall on Monday morning for judging. Exhibits accepted until 3 pm Monday, with containers to be supplied by exhibitors.
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Rome
Keedtil
Tha
Woran
Christian Association
Wisual
Lochys
Malo
Ulossoma
Arthur Him
Ehd
Baryross
Yank fliers complete another lap in wartime air efforts
An abstracted wartime note reports another lap completed by Yank fliers, with garbled OCR text obscuring exact details. The fragment alludes to aviation progress and possible crew or mission identifiers, but readable specifics are limited. The piece maintains a terse wartime tone typical of routine aviation updates.
Daugherty to relate story in Senate probe
May 11 report describes a tense Senate investigation with Daugherty set to testify next Friday. Ledge, Lodge, Wheeler, and Underwood figures appear, with references to money tied to the probe and testimonies about whiskey export and Prohibition.
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Wastltington
Gaston Fe
Senator Ledge
AL Lyink
Chahoma
Attorneya
Pounter Gudge
New York
England Pledges Gore Nomination Amid Late Vote Reports
The Attorney General sent congratulations to Howard M. Gore as the Republican nominee for governor. In a tight race with Izetta Jewes Brown, Chilton leads late returns from 22 of 52 precincts by about 14,900, while Brown trails. Key districts show Oldham leading in the First, Bachmann and Matsey lead in the Fifth, and Lilly leads in the East with Terrill close behind. Delegates for the Democratic National Convention remain led by Arbuckle, Butcher, and Cumphen among others as returns pour in.
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W. &. Chilton
Putlikher
Aitte
Izetta Jewes Brown
Kingwood
Wee Chilton
Brown
Jtownunn
Frank J. Benson
Morgantown
House
Bunker Kesnoelda
Keyser
Rex
Obr
R. B. Kidd
Elvi Kidd
Bennett
u'Briet
Giorge W. Oldham
T. 4. Lay
Harry C. Woodward
L. S. Wehels
Lilly
Terrill
Davik
Bend Davis
Sudeseinets
Arbuckle
Butcher
Cumphen
Christiin
Cornwell
Spencer
Maney
McAdoo Loses: Gopher Votes Uninstructed Delegation
Minnesota forwarded an uninstructed delegation to the Democratic National Convention, with Alfred E. Smith among two delegates instructed and McAdoo supporters routing 34 delegates. The split reflected divided support as Smith and McAdoo contested the nomination at the New York venue.
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McAdoo
Gopher
Minnesota
Smith
Nwedy
New York City
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Vaul
Min
Japanese man ends life over exclusion law in Tokyo
An unidentified Japanese man about 40 dressed in formal attire killed himself with a sword on a street near ruined Afierian centers after a new American immigration act excluding Japanese from the United States. Two letters found on him addressed to Americans and to Japanese urged action, with the American note condemning the exclusion and calling for revenge. Police withheld contents of the letters.
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United States
America
Frank Tinfey sues for damages after assault and mail injury
New York May 01 Frank Tin fey sues for 100000 for injuries alleged from an assault in an apartment building. He claims the attacker caused wounds and emotional distress, while his wife and others witnessed the incident as he left the scene escorted by a companion. The suit notes prior actions and ongoing court proceedings to next Pry.
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New York
Frank Tinfey
Hall Und Alchireee
Telemiona
Finpene Wison
Der
Mine Wilaune
Tinney
Giant Shenandoah crash and rescue over 19 Mile stretch
In Ambhdonast New Jersey on May 22 the naval station missioned completion late after a tense mission. The giant dirigible Shenandoah during a several hour crisis over a 19 mile Chin section returned to harbor. A remarkable event was Lieutenant Wilkins guiding his plane through the air, diving safely to earth after perilous ascent. The day’s tally includes 160,040 and other unspecified figures amid the tragedy.
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Ambhdonast
N. J
Nerlat Cleus
Shenandoah
New
Hingar
Wylie
Hlem Wilda
Wilklims Wan Wable
Earth
Hia Plang
Tharaw
Burton to Do G O P Honor at National Convention
Washington May 11 Selection of Marion Leroy Burton president of the University of Michigan to present the Coolidge case before the Rentbijosh national convention was announced by William Tutler head of the Coolidge campaign. Burton's longtime friendship with the President and his prior service as president of Smith College at Northampton Mass are noted. Burton spent several days at the White House and months ago amid strong approval from Coolidge.
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Washington
Marion
Leroy Burton
University of Michigan
Calvin Coolidge
William x. ‘Tutler
Northampton
Mass
Coolidge
Burton
No Action On Relief Measure In House Debates
A late session vote showed 180 to 13 percent against a relief measure as Representative Voigt offered adjournment. The House debated amendments and adjournment while supporters argued against the bill and anticipated defeat on passage. The measure aimed to set price supports for wheat land livestock and meat producers.
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House
McNary-Haugen
Republica
Washington
Voigt
Jones
Lenett
Wheat Land
Grief Over Shorn Tresses Ties To Girl’s Tragic End
NORWORK Va May 91 A grief over her hair being bobbed led Misa Virginia Tower 18 a Maury Wythe school graduate to take her own life after going missing from home since yesterday Her friend s persuaded her to bob her hair The hair loss and despondency followed mental strain from school work Her father Howell A Jones salon manager at an auto mobile concern reported she had been distressed for weeks for more details see page one
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Norwork
Misa Virginia Tower
Maury Wyh F School
Aliss Jones
Howell A Jones
Schoo Awork
Rear Admiral Stockton dies at 76 in retirement
Washington May 21 Rear Admiral Charlee H Stockton retired head of the naval war cabin fod died suddenly at The City at age 76 A rail director Tre nttony J May 21 Henry of Philadelphia director of the Penn ad Was alight ly Injured and Charles Marshall 41 chauffeur died last night when her motor car of Mrs Moses Taylor Pyne overturned at West Morrisville Pa near here Henry and Mrs Pyne and Thomas Reynolds 9 domestics were uninjured.
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Washington
Charlee H. Stockton
Naval War
Waun T. Trentony
Ni J
Mayard Henry
Philadelabia
Penn Ad
Charles Marshall
Moses
Taylor Pyne
West
Morrisville
Aire
Henry
Japanese protest over immigration law discrimination
A Japanese protest delivered by Ambassador Nomura to Washington objects to the exclusion clause of the new immigration act. It argues the provision is discriminatory and incompatible with the 1911 peace treaty, urging the U.S. to remove the discriminatory language and seek suitable measures.
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Washington
Japan
Agat
Ito
Jeetars. Hughes
Vifanihara
State Department
Sithoat & Nin Ment
American Woman Reports Personal Crisis in San Francisco
Katherine Grey Tsintor of New and San Francisco reportedly died by hanging in a personal crisis. The reports describe a history of swindling and a fall in Zurich where she had endured months as a bedbound subject of distress.
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Gunnesy
Katherine Grey Tsintor
New
San
Francisco
Zurich
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