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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1914
Page
7
A pastor argues Christ is fully human not divine. He urges re conceiving Christ's person mission and work and emphasizes placing Jesus in the heart of the world. The sermon centers on re interpreting the New Testament portrait of Jesus as a human believer.
Herbert B Pigelow speaks at a dyrus gathering urging deeds over creeds. He cites the Good Samaritan parable and wartime needs, arguing religion must inspire social action and public service rather than prejudice and political stagnation.
The article notes that telephone companies and other mutuals must pay income tax unless exempt by law. It states all organizations not specifically exempt must file returns, with Internal Revenue officials sending notices and reforms to ensure tax compliance. Gilligan has received a related letter.
A resolution against the immigration bill was discussed at a Richmond meeting. Speakers included Maya Alfred Betterman and Nicholas Hiein. Prof Gotthard Deutsch chaired the session at Hebrew Union College, stressing that all provisions except those excluding criminals and the physically diseased laborers be stricken from the bill.
Wee Kagpinan, president of the Business Men’s, has spent days in Columbus pursuing pending legislative matters. Quo warranto proceedings to determine the legality of the small school board were discussed. Experts indicated an early ruling in favor of the board.
Governor James Cou and Mayor Spiegel attend a community gathering with about 400 people expected, including Mrs. Spiegel. The event details suggest a civic program with local officials and residents present.
Detectives report thieves smashed an outside display at Tow drug store located at Fourth and Central before dawn. The break in netted about 100 cigars a wristwatch and an alarm clock.
A report indicates seal pipes were stolen from a vacant house at 815 Kenyon Avenue, previously owned by Hiram T. Mathers. Police are investigating the break in with no suspects named.
Weaver, owner of a Laidiow Lagoor property, is reported to be improving in the hospital after a recent appendicitis operation. The condition was described as better and recovering at the facility.
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