MacMillan Welcomed Home After Arctic Expedition
Commander Donald B. MacMillan and 38 expedition members returned to Maine after a failed Arctic summer voyage. Gales delayed ships and stranded crews on Monhagen Island, but a reception from leaders in Portland honored their efforts and the Bowdoin and Peary crews.
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MacMillan
Arctic
North
Portland
Donald B. MacMillan
Wiscasset
Monhagen
Army
Navy
Science
Woman Surrenders After Two Week Absence
Mrs. Gretchen Colt, missing for two weeks, returned to Lansing and surrendered to police. She is held for hearing October 16 on charges of embezzling 2500 dollars from the Michigan Mortgage Investment Corporation.
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Lansing
Mich
Gretchen Colt
Michigan Mortgage Investment Corporation
Women gain equal representation in Ohio Council of Churches
In Columbus on October 12 the Ohio Council of Churches adopted a constitutional amendment admitting women on an equal basis with men. The new plan adds a woman to the two representatives per county, replacing the former two-person clergy and lay balance. Officers are to be chosen with Harvey Firestone of Akron not seeking reelection. Myers D. Cooper of Cincinnati may be named, though he has declined.
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Columbus
Ohio Council of Churches
Dodge Brothers Record of Quality and Fair Pricing
Dodge Brothers have built and sold over 1.4 million cars in eleven years with more than 90 percent still in service. Their policy eschews yearly models, focusing on continuous improvement. Cars are sold directly through dealers at a fair price with a flat rate service system.
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Polar Sea
Bowdoin
United States Navy
National Geographic Society
Utah
MacMillan
Arctic Circle
Baffin Land
Dodge Brothers
Mussolini cast as head of terror in Matteotti case
A Chicago World News digest reports that testimonies before the Senate Grand Jury allege a Fascist terror organization led by Mussolini and implicate other leaders in the Matteotti assassination. Rossi and Marinelli name a Tcheka under Mussolini with various arrests and coverups discussed.
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Matteotti
Cesare Rossi
Senate Grand Jury
Tcheka
Rossi
Mussolini
Senate
Finzi
Grand Jury
Italy
Giovanni Marinelli
Fillieppli
Il. Corriere Italiano
Dumini
Volpi
Putato
Panzeri
Filipelli
de Bono
Rocco
Giunta
Domini
Fasciolo
Marinelli
Matteott
Rome
Fumini
Paris
Forni
Misari
Milan
N. World News
CN. Y
World Press Pub. Co
Bodies of twelve on yacht found off Melbourne Florida
The bodies of Frank Driscoll and C. H. Husted were recovered near the Indian River as the search for the rest of the four missing continued. Twelve bodies have been found after the Clara A capsized during a high gale near the San Sebastian Inlet. Survivors described the disaster and acts of heroism as authorities ordered an airplane to aid the search.
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Melbourne
Fla
Frank Driscoll
C. H. Husted
Spivey
Kan
Clara A
Indian River
Palm Beach
David Barnes
Philadelphia
Melbourne Farms Company
San Sebastain
Mr. Barnes
Sebastain Inlet
Arnold
William Montgomery Brown Deposed by Episcopal House of Bishops
The House of Bishops at the general convention in New Orleans ordered the removal of Bishop William Montgomery Brown from the sacred ministry. Presiding Bishop Ethelbert Talbot pronounced the sentence after Brown failed to appear, noting Brown’s prior resignation as Arkansas bishop in 1912 and heresy conviction upheld by church authorities.
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New Orleans
William Montgomery Brown
House of Bishops
Protestant Episcopal Church
Ethelbert Talbot
Brown
St. Paul's Church
Arkansas
United States
Burns
George Zabriskie
New York
Talbot
F. F. Reese
Georgia
T. F. Gailor
Tennessee
A. R. Berkeley
Charles L. Pardee
Episcopal Church
Coast Guard Patrol Vessels Disabled by Storm
The CG 242 beached at City Point after springing a leak as it neared home, swelling the patrol fleet’s storm damage to six. Crew were saved. CG 238 limped in with seven aboard, towed by the cutter Tampa, after fuel ran low during the weekend gale.
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Boston
Coast Guard
Home
City Point
Harbor
Tampa
Dixie Motorcades Meet At Chattanooga Tenn
Eastern and western Dixie Highway Motorcade sections join outside Chattanooga and are escorted to headquarters. They will spend tomorrow in the city before continuing to Miami. Notables include J Stacy Hill Captain W S Gilbraith Adolph S Ochs Governor Clifford Walker Governor Austin Peay Clark Howell and W T Anderson.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Dixie Highway
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Chicago
Miami
Fla
Pioneer Road
Dixie Highway Association
J. Stacy Hill
Cincinnati
Ohio
W. S. Gilbraith
Detroit Automobile Club
Adolph S58. Ochs
The
New York Times
Clifford Walker
Georgia
Austin Peay
Tennessee
Clark Howell
Atlanta Constitution
W. T. Anderson
Macon Telegraph
Hocking and United Power Plants Merge in Ohio
E M Poston general manager of Hocking Power Company announces a merger with United Power and Light Company. The combined interests span Southern Ohio including utilities for Circleville Delaware Chillicothe Gallipolis Hillsboro and other points. The Hocking Power Company serves Athens Nelsonville and nearby towns. The United Power and Light Company controls Columbus Railway Power and Light Company and Ohio Utilities Company.
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Associated Press
Chillicothe, CO
E. M. Poston
Hocking Power Company
Columbus
United Power and Light Company
Ohio
Athens
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley
Columbus Railway, Power and Light Company
Ohio Utilities Company
Circleville
Delaware
Chillicothe
Gallipolis
Hillsboro
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Labrador
Etah
Church Council
Dodge Brothers, Inc
America
DopGe Brothers, Inc
Detroit
Amendola
Fascisti
Signor Farinaccini
Italo Fonchi
Grand Orient Masonic Lodge
Florida Coast
Dixie Motorcades
Chattanooga, Tenn
Hocking and
United Power Plants Merge
Clemens Oskamp
Hamilton
South Bend
Belova
Elgin
Clemens Oskamp Co. Reliable Jewelers
Main St
Postoffice
Natural Bridge
Diag
Fourth St
Covington Tonia
Cynthiana
Winchester
Clay City
Sale City
Dixie Terminal
Covington
Latonia
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