Law and Gospel as Alcohol Dilemma Discussed by Churches
The Federal Council of Churches in Detroit holds a frank debate on the Eighteenth Amendment and Volstead enforcement. Courtly arguments pro and con stress enforcement, popular opinion, and the value of gospel teaching to raise social conscience. Dr. Stelzle urges conversion of conscience from selfishness to service for stronger Prohibition results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Council of Churches
Detroit
Charles Stelzle
Labor
Quitting for the Winter and the Golfing Comeback
Eddie plans to quit golf for the winter to rest his wife and family. He returns to practice on a snowy day, hints at a farewell season, and jokes about the need for exercise. The narrator follows the evolving tale through a thaw, more practice, and a planned Florida departure by night train.
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Eddie
Bill
Florida
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
Industry self government as a cure for over-legislation
The piece argues for industrial self government through voluntary standards to reduce court and legislative output. It cites P G Agnew and Hoover Coolidge as endorsing independence of business from government and highlights standardization as the peak of this trend. It notes government participation is allowed but limited and urges cooperative action across industries. It also references a Florida hold up epidemic and other fragmented notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Chamber of Commerce
G. Agnew
Mr. Agnew
Hoover
President Coolidge
New York Chamber of Commerce
Fifty Years Ago In Cincinnati Highlights and Incidents
A 50 years ago Cincinnati column recalls triplets on Whittaker street, a 1900 hogs packing record at Kahn and Forbus, Western Union workers protesting cuts, mind reader Brown at the Grand Opera House, thefts on Race street, a lodging dispute at Gibson House, a death by rat poison at California House, and overloaded Avondale Clifton buses upsetting riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kahn & Forbus
Spring Grove Avenue
Colummn
Brown
Grand Opera House
Charles Kellogg
John C. Krebuchenk
Sebastian Koheidhaus
California
Twenty Years Ago in Cincinnati Highlights and Happenings
Detectives captured seven men and betting gear at the Johnston Building. Otto Metzner named super b of Rookwood Pottery. Juvenile Court Aid Society calls for probation officers. Cincinnati Furniture Exchange elects Sextro as president. A fatal wagon accident near Madisonville noted. Grade crossing work at Rookwood begins. Lafayette Lodge elects Finkle as Worshipful Master. A suicide note follows a New York merchant’s despair. County Commissioners limit veterans funerals to contracted cases. Weather: Clear 37 to 51 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet Kincaid
Poppe
Kelly
Venneman
Dwyer
Johnston Building
Chappie”’ Moran
George A. Thayer
Juvenile Court Aid Society
City of Lotus-Eaters Sought by Louvre in Jerba 탐
Paris Louvre officials plan a sunken city and galley study near Jerba Tunisia. Count de Prorok and Alfred Mertin lead, with diving bells and dredges, to reveal a submerged metropolis possibly Tepasa and a rich Attic cargo.
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New York Times
Athens
Jerba
Tunisia
Herculaneum
Pompeii
Byron Khan de Prorok
Carthage
Paris
Alfred Mertin
Louvre
Count de Provok
Charles River
Boston
Isle of
de Prorok
Tepasa
Rome
Greece
Sylla
Tunisian
Count de Protok
School of Praxiteles
Utica
Tripoli
Syrtés Minor
Syrtes
Ulysses
Black Prince Haunts Hall Place Ghost Shrine
London reports recall of the Black Prince of Plantagenet said to haunt Hall Place where Joan of Kent once wooed. Lady Limerick cites sightings in late years with armor and candlelit dusks and music sounds as the ghost allegedly warns of danger to England.
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London
Notable Birth Anniversaries Highlight Harvard Leader Lowell
Harvard President Dr. A Lawrence Lowell celebrates his sixty ninth birthday in Boston. Socialist leader and ex Milwaukee Mayor Emil Seidel marks his sixty first birthday in Ashland Pennsylvania. Major General Mason M Patrick chief of air service born Lewisburg West Virginia as third item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Boston
Emil Seidel
Milwaukee
Ashland
Mason M. Patrick
U.S. A
Air Service
Lewisburg
W. Va
John OG
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James J. Montague
Restaurateurs
Dabney Horton
Ohio State University
Cincinnati
Whittaker’ Street
Western Union Telegraph Company
Iy Morte
George Gilleland
Race Street
Katzenberger, Goldsmith & Loeb
James D. Smith
George Robison
Gibson House
Hammond Street
Avondale
Clifton
The
Commercial Tribune
Otto Metzner
Hamilton
Rookwood Pottery
William J. Sextro
Cincinnati Furniture Exchange
Business Men's Club
William Aufderhar
Main and Central Avenue
Madisonville
McConnell
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rookwood
Lee V. Finkle
Lafayette Lodge of Masons
William Drinker
New York
Central Avenue
Dayton
Joe Cant
Walter Littlefield
Herodotus
Sahatana Iolang Setttl
Juba
Sextus Aurelius Victor
Lotophagipolis
Meninx
Jerbca
Tennyson
Haumt-es-Bak
Liv
Gulf of Gabes
Edward Denison Ross
School of Oriental Studies
British Museum
Morning Post
Lotophagi
Edward
Daily Telegraph
Gordon Home
Ernest Wallis Budge
Sir Ernest
Africa
Port Said
Teni
Nile
Cairo
John Cassel
Black Prince
Wien
Place
Fair Maid of
Kent
Associated Press
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