Anglicans Concede Pope Supremacy in United Church
London dispatch details reunion talks at Malines where Anglican leaders reportedly accept Papal supremacy in a merged church while affirming real presence in the Eucharist. The documents, issued with Canterbury’s knowledge, could trigger opposition in England and affect parliament's prayer book passage.
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London
Malines
New York World News Service
Canterbury
Church of England
Student Stabbed in University Fencing Practice
Edward Frankewich of Rochester, a University of Cincinnati student, was stabbed in the chest during fencing with Bernard Levinson at the university gym. The blade pierced near the heart, Frankewich was taken to Deaconess and then General Hospital, and his condition was listed as serious.
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Edward Frankewich
Rochester
N. Y
University of Cincinnati
Bernard Levinson
Dickson Street
University Gymnasium
Levison
Frankewich
Levinson
Clifton Avenue
Deaconess Hospital
General Hospital
University
Edmont Street
Chesley Hutchinson
Valley View Court
City Council backs rapid transit work with three month progress check
The Cincinnati City Council approved a resolution directing the Public Utilities Committee to confer with the Rapid Transit Commission and the Cincinnati Street Railway Company on the Beeler report and report progress within three months. Mayor Seasongood dissented in part citing health and voice limits. The meeting also approved using daily newspapers for emergencies and debated a temporary stenographer appointment with five councilors not voting.
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Public Utility Committee
Rapid Transit Commission
Beeler
Seasongood
Public Utilities Committee
C. O. Rose
Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Stanley Matthews
City Bulletin
Rose
Omar S. Cook
Carl Werner
Dixon
Cook
Cincinnati
Louis B. Blakemore
Blakemore
Civil Service Commission
Daly
Matthews
Schneller
Yeatman
Field
Eisen
Adolph Hotelling Sentenced to Life for Girl's Murder
In Flint Michigan on January 18 Adolph Hotelling pleaded guilty to the killing of Dorothy Schneider. Judge Fred W Brennan sentenced him to life hard labor in solitary confinement at Marquette State Branch Prison. The father of the victim attacked Hotelling in court and the mother collapsed at home as details of the crime and two other alleged assaults were revealed.
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Flint
Mich
Dorothy Schneider
Fred W. Brennan
Genesee County
Adolph Hotelling
State Branch
Marquette
Upper Peninsula
Owosso
Leslie Schneider
Brennan
Hotelling
Myrtle Hotelling
Ionia
Sheriff Green
Schneider
Néne
Three Men Die in Chicago Heights Liquor War Incident
Bodies of Fuller Harry 28 of Fort Wayne Faso Joseph 25 and Faziando Joseph 17 both of Chicago Heights were found along a road thirty miles south of Chicago. Police say the three were killed by the Chicago Heights alcoholic syndicate amid a renewed liquor war.
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Chicago
Cook
Will Counties
Chicago Heights
Fuller
Harry
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Faso
Joseph
Faziando
Detroit
Mich
Spirit of California Led By Kingsford Smith Fights Fuel Shortage
Captain Charles Kingsford-Smith and Lieutenant George Pond continued their fourth endurance attempt in the Spirit of California, departing Mills Field with 1 535 gallons of fuel. By evening only about 200 gallons remained in main tanks and 65 in gauges, threatening the record as they stretched toward the 52 hour mark.
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San Francisco
Charles Kingsford-Smith
George R. Pond
Spirit of
Cornelius Edseard
Johann Risticz
Spirit of California
Kingsford-Smith and Pond
Sacramento
Heflin Attacks Catholic Church Leaders in Senate Row
Senator Heflin of Alabama sharply attacked the Roman Catholic Church and Gov. Al Smith during a Senate clash with Senate Democratic leader Joseph T. Robinson. The confrontation centered on Hearst documents alleged as Catholic plotting against Heflin, who warned against nominating Smith. Robinson defended the church and Smith, stressing no church involvement in the documents.
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Washington
Joseph T. Robinson
Alfred E. Smith
Thomas Heflin
Alabama
Democratic Senate
Arkansan
Robinson
Senate
Heflin
Tammany Hall
Gov. Smith
New York
Southern
Hearst
Pope
Rome
al Smith
Smith
White House
South
William Randolph Hearst
Detroit Flyers Begin Non-Stop Flight to Havana
Austin F. Bement and Leonard S. Flo departed Selfridge Field at 10 42 a m aiming for a nonstop flight to Havana Cuba. The planned route crossed Washington Norfolk Charleston Jacksonville Tampa and other points as they headed south.
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Detroit
Havana
Austin F. Bement
Leonard S. Flo
Selfridge Field
Cuba
Washington
Norfolk
Charleston
Jacksonville
Tampa
Additional Judge For This District Approved by House
The House approved a bill to appoint an additional judge for the Sixth Circuit including Kentucky Michigan Ohio and Tennessee. The action expands the district court capacity in the region.
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Washington
House
Kentucky
Michigan
Ohio
Tennessee
Sandino Reported Killed in Air Bombardment
Reports from Nicaragua claim rebel General Augusto Sandino was killed during a Saturday bombing of his El Chipote headquarters. Nicaraguans say his body was given to his widow for return to San Rafael for a large funeral, with Marine aviators noting heavy losses among Sandino's forces.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Marine Corps
Augustino Sandino
el Chipote
Department of
Nuevo Segovia
Sandino
San Rafael
Railroads hailed for Cincinnati terminal deal support
Executives of seven railroads entering Cincinnati were praised at a Chamber of Commerce dinner for securing the 75 million union station and freight terminals. George D. Crabbs, president of the Cincinnati Terminal Development Company, stressed shared credit with Robert A. Taft and emphasized railroads as key to national industrial growth and Cincinnati’s future facilities.
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Cincinnati
Union Station
George D. Crabbs
Crabbs
Gibson
Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati Terminal Development Company
United States
Ohio Valley
Col
William Cooper Procter
J. M. Hutton
Chamber
Col. Procter
Hutton
Children’s Hospital
Community Chest
Red Cross
Mr. Crabbs
George Dent Crabbs
Cincinnati Railroad Terminal Development Company
Munson
President Place
Lincoln Fark
Seasongood
Col. Sherrill
James M. Cox
R. B. Crabbs
Terminal Development Company
T. J. Davis
R. C. Barnard
Pennsylvania
Archibald Fries
Baltimore
T. B. Hamilton
Chicago
H. B. Voorhees
J. E. Crawford
Roanoke
H. A. Worcester
Big Four
Ira A. Place
New York
New York Central
George M. Shriver
A. J. County
Philadelphia
P. E. Crowley
Daniel Willard
A. W. Harris
H. L. Ingersoll
C. S. Lake
Richmond
George H. Ingalls
Henry M. Waite
Cincinnati Union
Secret birth claim ties to million-dollar Jennings estate
In Chicago, probate court heard testimony that Edward C. Koester was born secret to conceal a family skeleton. Koester, asserting Jennings was his father, seeks part of the 9 million dollar estate. eight cousins challenge his status as a natural heir.
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Chicago
Edward C. Koester
Edwin B. Jennings
Mary Krueger
Dundee
Augusta Johanna Duewell
Koester
Jennings
Mamie Maas
Johanna Duewel
Edward Koester
Sofia Koester
Wyandotte
Mich
Sycamore
Dr J P Geppert Dies at 77 in Cincinnati
Dr James Purcell Geppert 77, a renowned Cincinnati physician, died at home after a four day illness. Born 1851 in Portsmouth, he studied at Pulte Medical College and later owned a publishing company. His wife Dora died six weeks ago. The Odd Fellows Lodge to conduct services. William Geppert of Chicago, editor of The Musical Courier, is recovering from injuries from a recent automobile accident.
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James Purcell Geppert
Cincinnati
West Ninth Street
William Geppert
Chicago
The
Musical Courier
Gibson
Geppert
Portsmouth
Gallipolis
Dr. Geppert
Old
Pulte Medical College
Seventh and
Mound Streets
Dora
Wiltsee
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Guard
Hero OF Vimy
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Thorpe-le-Soken
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Ments
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