New York Presbytery Report Approved Overriding MacArtney
The Committee of Fifteen report to the General Presbyterian Assembly won unanimous approval in Baltimore. Dr Clarence E MacArtney failed to delete a clause about court principles, drawing loud debate led by his brother Dr Albert MacArtney and allies. The assembly also tabled education committee language opposing compulsory military training.
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Baltimore
General Presbyterian Assembly
Presbyterians of
Philadelphia
Clarence E. MacArtney
Assembly
New York
New York Presbytery
Presbytery
Synod of New York
MacArtney
Henry Sloan Coffi
Presbytery of
Albert MacArtney
Clarence
Pennsylvania
Presbyterian Church
Jesus Christ
James D. Palmer
Kalil A. Bishara
Brooklyn
Syria
Joseph A. Vance
Detroit
Vance
Mark A.matthews
Seattle
Clarence MacArtney
W. Lt. Thomas
San Pedro
Cal
Lapslee McAfee
Presbyterian Committees On
The Terrible-Tempered Mr Bangs Transcriber Notes
A 1926 item lists multiple loan or transfer figures involving individuals and savings and loan entities. Names include Mary L Handley R A Rappoport Charles W Martin M C Pierce and others with sums from 500 to 7000 dollars. Several entries mention associations linked to L B Co S L Co B A No 3 and Germania B A.
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Sycamore S. & L. Co
Germania B. A. No
Mortgages Canceled Listings Summary
Clark transfers to Samuel D. Cooper and Anton Siegman to Provident Savings Bank totaling $9,009. Clara L. Benz and others to the same bank totaling $6,000. A $2,000 mortgage is to Garden D. L. Co. Floyd Porse mortgages to Charles Leppert for $1,200. Ida Kolde to Baltimore Avenue I & B.
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Anileos L. Newcomb
Continental B. Yon
David Rabkin
D. C. Ruskin
W. Martin
Mary Langtry
Sula Ace
Times Star
S. &Nicholas
Hale
Stoller & Sander
Ake Tihe
Baltimore Avenue
L. Deer Park
Calvary Baptist Church
Pagel Bene
Er Weiace
National B. A. Co
Samuel B. Worthen
Joseph Weiss
Charles Gailey
Same
Om A O'Brien
Apollo S. & L. Coy
Minnie Steatemeyer
Cumminsville IL
Emia Hirsch
Itkes
Friedman
Sycamore S
Anna’ C. Schroer
Clark
Samuel D. Cooper
Anton Siegman
Provident Savings Bank
Clara L. Benz
Or Z. Doll
Garden D. & L. Co
Floyd Porse
Charles Leppert
Ida Kolde
Baltimore Avenue i & B
Predicts War in the Pacific Debate at International Labor Bureau
Australian labor delegate Beasley warns war in the Pacific is inevitable between Japan and the US Canada and Australia unless prompt action. He urges a June 1927 workers convention in Honolulu with delegates from multiple nations. He critiques the Versailles era labor bureau and notes disarmament talks drift toward national resources.
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New York World News Service
Geneva
Pacific
Japan
United States
Canada
Australia
Beasley
International Labor Bureau
Honolulu
Thomas
Albert Thomas
Labor Bureau
Bureau
League
Mra
France
Holland
Sweden
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World
Press Pub. Co
London bankers fail to market Brazilian loan
London May 31 N M Rothschild & Sons refused to confirm or deny a report that it did not market its share of a 60 million dollar Brazilian loan. British government objections over Brazil's stance in the League of Nations dispute were cited. Millon, Re & Co of New York said its 35 million share in the loan had been heavily oversubscribed.
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London
N. .M. Rothschild & Sons
Atlantic
Brazil
League of Nations
Millon, Re & Co. of
New York
Ast
Train Hits Auto Near Gallipolis Kills Two Hurst One Hurt
At a grade crossing near Gallipolis Ohio two Rio Grande College students Olive Morgan 20 and Leema Baker 22 were killed when their car was struck by a Hocking Valley passenger train. Walter Morgan brother of Olive was seriously injured. All victims were Ironton residents.
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Gallipolis
Hocking Valley
Olive Morgan
Leema Baker
Rio Grande College
Walter Morgan
Ironton
Radio Program Guide Listings Across Stations
A dense schedule lists WLW, WSAI, WIP Philadelphia, WGHP Detroit, WGR Buffalo, WEAF New York, WGBS New York, WMCA New York, WNYC New York, WRN New York, WHN New York with multiple evening programs. Concerts, talks, opera, dances, orchestras, and student events fill the night across cities and networks. Names like Columbia University and various orchestras appear amid musical programs and varied talks.
Radio Schedule Highlights From Across the Nation
A filing of nightly program listings shows Bright Spots on WEAF at 5:45 PM from New York and a Columbia University commencement broadcast. Cities including Pontiac Philadelphia Chicago Lincoln Atlantic City and St Louis feature varied programs ranging from orchestras to educational talks and a radio wedding.
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WEAF
New York
Columbia University
WJIR
Pontiac
WRNY
Edison Hour
WCAU
Philadelphia
WIP
Sojourner’s National Convention
WBAP
Ft. Worth
WOC
Ge Oh
Davenport Women's Club
Chicago
KFAB
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
WPG
Atlantic City
St. Louis
Radio Station Call Letters Help Identify Broadcast List
A collection of radio station call signs including Central-WAMD WIL WSUI WOTI and others appears as a compiled list. The grouping may indicate a regional or network reference to broadcasting outlets across multiple markets.
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Central
WAMD
WIL
WSUI
WOTI
WCAL
WSMB
KFUO
KLDS
Eastern
WAHG
WBBR
WCAP
WHAZ
WLIT
WOO
WTIC
WGHB
WEAR
WRVA
Radio Station Schedules Highlight Evening Programs
A listing of Chicago and Eastern stations shows WHAS Louisville and WDAF Kansas City with concerts and scores, WHB and WGN Chicago with orchestras, vocals, and theater segments, plus WTAM Cleveland and KDKA East Pittsburgh offering vaudeville, studio programs, and sacred music.
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WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
WTAM
Cleveland
WEAF
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Little Symphon
Thousands of Shriner visitors arrive for imperial session in Philadelphia
May 31 Philadelphia hosts the fifty second Imperial Council session of the Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. Thousands in red fezzes march the streets as an inaugural ball for Imperial Council officers fills Municipal Auditorium. Lulu Temple Philadelphia receives 1000 new members in a ceremonial class as Masonic leaders greet guests. Memorial Day services honor war dead with graves decorated and a salute.
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Philadelphia
Imperial Council
Municipal Auditorium
Tripoli Temple
Milwaukee
Wis
Lulu Temple
Masonic Temple
W. Freeland Kendrick
Independence Hall
Cradle of Liberty
Dog bites 9 year old near Western and Harrison
John Zimmerman nine is bitten on the right side by a dog while playing at the intersection of Western and Harrison avenues yesterday afternoon. Police are attempting to locate the dog's owner.
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John Zimmerman
Bogen Street
Western and
Harrison Avenues
Hour of Prayer Is Eye Man's Plan in Tama
Victor Ewing an optometrist in Tama, Minn plans an hour of silent prayer in a pasture tomorrow starting at 10 a.m. He expects thousands to attend seeking a divine manifestation with no rites or singing. Rev E L Chanmer blasted the plan warning it could draw crowds with no real belief in God and fear of disappointment.
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Tamairack
Minn
Victor Ewing
Ewing
E. L. Chanmer
Grandi as Washington Envoy Rumor Stirs Rome Officials
Rome officials neither confirm nor deny a U S report that Dino Grandi may replace Ambassa dor de Martino in Washington. Grandi, 31, enjoys Mussolini’s trust and English is limited. the move is deemed unlikely and premature. Born near Bologna, he rose from journalist to politician after 1921 election.
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Beatrice Baskerville
New York World News Service
Rome
Palazzo
Washington
Grandi
Mussolini
Bologna
Avenger’s Quest Ends in Death by Suicide
Louis Rowland, 36, who spent three years seeking the unidentified assailant of his aged father, killed himself in Pittsburgh on May 31 after failing to find justice. The father, a 70 year old, died when he intervened to rescue his granddaughter from an armed negro attacker.
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Pittsburgh
Louis Rowland
Rowland
Clay Rouster Elected President of Ad Club
Clay H. Rouster sales manager of Strietmann Biscuit Company is elected President of the Advertising Club of Cincinnati succeeding Albert H. Apking. Other officers include Ernest L. Becker Vice President R Fox at-Arms Tomlin Treasurer Harry V. Martin Secretary Joseph Tomlin Sergeant at Life and awarded a life membership. Members voted to change the club name from Advertisers to Advertising Club of Cincinnati.
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Clay H. Rouster
Strietmann Biscuit Company
Advertising Club of Cincinnati
Albert H. Apking
Ernest L. Becker
Co. R. Fox
Mr. Tomlin
Harry V. Martin
Joseph ‘Tomlin
Vital organs examined of dead millionaire in Chicago
Edward K. Dilworth wealthy retired banker of Vermont Ill. died in a Chicago hospital his vital organs were in the coroner chemist hands today his sister Grace 60 years old rushed to Chicago by special train for burial arrangements and a court order sought access to his safety deposit box in Illinois Merchantile Company rail mutiny reported near Lyfa between Peking and Tientsin as troops disrupted rail service
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Chicago
Edward K. Dilworth
Vermont
Ill
Grace Dilworth
Dilworth
Illinois Merchantine Company
Iss Dilworth
Spicer Manufacturing Corp strengthens position with 1925 earnings
Spicer Manufacturing Corp, a leading producer of universal joints and shafts, reports 1925 net income of 1,810,183 or 4.57 per share, the best in five years. The six year period ended 1925 shows average dividends of 782,855 annually, with preferred stock paying regularly but no common dividends since 1929.
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Spicer Manufacturing Corporation
United States
England
Pottstown
South Plainfield
Reading
Jamestown
SS Capital
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Cattle and Hogs Trade Mixed at Cincinnati Market
Cincinnati livestock report for May 31 1926 shows receipts 1444 cattle 260 hogs and 5 sheep against 692 hogs 406 head last week. Cattle offerings 1605 with steer values steady and high quality heifers strong. best cows and bulls mixed with softening prices on bulls. Hogs steady to slightly higher in late rounds, sows and heavy stock steady. calves and lambs sold firm with active demand for lambs though supply light.
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Cincinnati
Best Handy
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Mr. Bangs
Fontaine Fox
MR. Bang
Hyde Park
Led Realty Co
Cathine Schroer
Ruge
E. Clifton
Elizabeth Fecher
Robert Knecht
Atkinson Street
Bottoms
Maple Land Company
Isaac and
Henry Englander
West Third Street
Norwood
James T. O'Brien
Leo Wise
Montgomery Road
Montgomery
Martha Roosa
Harry D
Anna D. Williams
Sycamore Township
Deer Park
Charles A. Harvey
Louise M. Woeste
Henry
Kirby Avenue
Chase Avenue
Jaine Rene
Calvary Rape Church
Henry Julie
Magny
Louis Reichling
Salle
Henry Schulte
Henry Rolfes
Lovis Reichling
Lota
Henry J. Schulte
Silverton
Arthur E. Demaris
Hattie H. Demaris
William Brown
Avondale
Christine J. Jones
August Silk
Dana Avenue
Woodburn Avenue
W. E. Styder
Carthage
Andrew
Michel
David B. Brown
Carthage Pike
Mt. Auburn
Louis P. Groas
Anna M. Reith
Estelle Street
Fairview Heights
Katherine Brinkman
Bernadina Stoess
Fairview Avenue
Bond Hill
Robert C. Werner
Gertrude H. Nordle
Ruffner
Cheviot
Joseph Bedinghaus
Fred L. Bowen
Delmar Avenue
Clifford R. Runyan
Emmet
Foftik
Smith Road
Melrose Avenue
Corryville
Italia Mazzei
James
Belle Smoodik
Hollister Street
Ston
Ernest W. Ramsey
Katherine Dietz
Cléneay Avenue
Elmwood Place
Lizzie Knorr
Garfield
Samantha Wiles
Bofinger & Hopkins
ge—Paul W. Haye
Harry
Hol@thaus
Escalona
Fairpark Avenue
Oat Place
John W. Conboy
Herman Miller
Befinger & Hopkins
Ste Bernard
Henry B. Street
Henry Franey
Phillips & Baker
Norwood View Seince
Posse
Ida E
Mary E. Hern
Northside
August
Mary T. Manning
Thomas R. Higgins
Stewart Place
Price Hill
Hal S. Harren
Harry L. Olden
Caroline Young
Eagle Savings and Loan Ass
E. Court
Near
Vine
Fred Uke
Holy
U. S
Albin E. Johnson
WLW
Piane
Dal
Opera
WSAI
Wa Aera
Sojourner’s Convention
WGHP
WGR
Buffalo
Bernie’s Orchestra
Buffalodians
WGBS
York
WMCA
California Ramblers
WNYC
WRN
J. A. Hugo
WHN
WKRC
WHAS
Louisville
WENR
Moody Hour
WEBH
WHT
Pat Barnes
al Carney
WJAZ
WGN
Uncle Walt
WLSB
Correll and Gosden
WLS
Chestra
Crean
Val
WMBB
KYW
Uncle B
Conomy
Peenrank
WBBM
WCAE
Lad Espeta
Iodeuonenens
Theater
Kos Baryne
Gespel Singer
Shriners
Avenger
Clay Rouster
AD Club
Stientsin
Province
Lyfa
Peking
Tientsin
Spicer Maufacturing Corporation
Corr
Horlick
New York Stock Exchange
New York Curb Association
Chicago Board of Trade
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Dixie Terminal
Benj. D. Bartlett
Union Trust
Clark, Childs & CO
N. Y. Stock Exchange
Broadway
Willard V. Pierce
Dominick & Dominick
N.Y. Stock Exchange
William J. Howard
Mgr
Mercantile Library
Walnut Street
Gibson & Gradison
Trans-Lux
W. E. Hutton & CO
Nat’! Bk
Detroit Dayton
Westheimer & Company
Baltimore Stock Exchange
Salt Lake Stock Exchange
Telephone Main
Thoreau
I Company
Fred A.schmidt
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