Prelate Calls English Clergy to Modernize Sermons
Archbishop Davidson told the Eastbourne Church Congress that the Church of England must wake up and blend teaching with modern life. He blamed inadequate sermons, urged priests to match education and current knowledge, and noted stipends constrain ministry viability.
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New York World News Service
London
Church of England
Preachers of England
Davidson
Moetor
Zion
Eastbourne
Lieutenant Haselden Identified Among S-51 Disaster Victims
Newport Oct 24 One of two bodies recovered from the S-51 engine room was identified as Lieutenant James Dudley Haselden Jr 26 of Dillon South Carolina by J H Taylor at Newport Naval Hospital. Next of kin listed as sister Mary Lucia Haselden. The second body identified as Robert S Noble 27 of Merrimac Massachusetts Father named Robert E Noble.
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Associated Press
Newport
R. I
Navy
James Dudley Haselden, Jr
Dillon
S. C
Newport Naval Hospital
J. H. Taylor
Bureau of Identification
Washington
Taylor
Haselden
Mary Lucia Haselden
8. C
Robert S. Noble
Merrimac
Mass
Robert E. Noble
Middletown Faces Water Shortage Amid Pump Crisis
Thomas Harvey of Gardner-Harvey Paper Mills warned residents to cut water use immediately or pumps may fail, risking citywide loss of supply. Officials said the source of the outage remains elusive and could take days to locate, with private shipments stepping in to avert disaster.
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Middletown
Thomas Harvey
Gardner-Harvey Paper Mills Company
Gebhart
Miller honored as Ohio Baraca Philathea Union chief
Elmer W. Miller of 6602 Kennedy avenue was elected President of the Ohio Baraca Philathea Union at its fifth annual convention in Portsmouth Ohio. Miss Jean Zinkhon of 5656 Bramble avenue was named Recording Secretary. The next annual meeting will be held at Toledo.
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E. W. Miller
Elmer W. Miller
Kennedy Avenue
Ohio Baraca Philathea Union
Portsmouth
Associated Press
Jean Zinkhon
Bramble Avenue
Toledd
Girl May Die Train Hits Auto Near Covington
Miss Edna Burdick 18 of New York City was fatally injured when the auto she drove was hit by an L and N freight train at Falmouth Kentucky. Her mother Mary Burdick 46 was seriously hurt. Two younger children were thrown from the car but uninjured. They were taken to St Elizabeth's Hospital in Covington by local motorists. The family said they were en route to Louisville to visit friends.
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Edna Burdick
New York City
Falmouth
Covington
Mary Burdick
Burdick
New York
Louisville
Court weighs liquor fining a dead man in appeal
Judge Roettinger hears whether a deceased Kiefer’s estate can be liable for a $500 liquor fine after his suicide during an appeal from a December 1923 Police Court conviction. Attorney Merland, as executor, seeks to continue the case. Municipal prosecutor seeks dismissal to pursue the estate.
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Roettinger
Common Pleas Court
Peter Kiefer
Walnut Street
Kiefer
Henry W. Merland
Merland
Joseph O’connell
Municipal Court
White House Clerk Leaves for Publicity Post
Judson Welliver chief clerk at the White House resigns to become publicity director for the American Petroleum Institute in New York. President Coolidge praises his valued service and notes a replacement is not yet chosen. Welliver, a former newspaperman, aided Harding campaign and joined the White House at Harding’s start.
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Washington
Judson Welliver
White House
American Petroleum Institute
New York
Coolidge
Welliver
Harding
Unconscious Man Found In Cellar On Central Avenue
Police investigate after John Barker about 55 was found unconscious in a cellar at 1345 Central avenue with a fractured skull. Residents saw him in the cellar for hours, initially thinking intoxication. He was taken to General Hospital. a card in his pocket bore the name John Barker.
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John Barker
Central Avenue
General Hospital
Bullet Aimed at Escaping Suspect Wounds Policeman
Theodore Frey, 32, of 464 Commercial Square, was hit in the right leg by a bullet meant for John Dobson, 85, who resisted arrest after liquor possession charges. Dobson, fleeing from 517 West Sixth Street, was wounded during the pursuit near University Avenue and Vine Street, then rearrested after Patrol No. 4 halted the car.
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Theodore Frey
Commercial Square
West Sixth Street
Frey
John Dobson
West Fifth Street
General Hospital
University Avenue
Vine Street
Twenty-third District
John Bolan
Detective in Gun Duel Near Bank Street Yard
Detective Louis Giovannini and two colleagues investigated a reported crap game on Bank Street and Freeman Avenue. Four men questioned fled as two armed Black suspects allegedly fired twice. Giovannini returned fire, a shot whizzed overhead, and the white men escaped while the Negro suspects vanished.
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Louis Giovannini
Bank Street
Freeman Avenue
Ritter
Webbe
Giovannini
Gano Re‑elected President Of Ohio CPAs
C A Gano of Cincinnati who presided at the Ohio Society of Certified Public Accountants annual meeting in Toledo yesterday was re elected president of the society according to an Associated Press dispatch.
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A. Gano
C. A. Gano
Cincinnati
Ohio Society of Certified Public Accountants
Toledo
Associated Press
Morocco War Continues Near Alhucemas Coast
Dispatches from Alhucemas Bay report Moroccan forces hidden in ravines near Spanish positions along the western Alhucemas coast persist with irregular warfare. The fighting continues with no clear breakthrough and regional tensions remain high.
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Morocco
Associated Press
Gibraltar
Alhucemas Bay
Alhucemas
Seals Tie Dodgers For PCL Pennant Honors
This year the San Francisco Seals and Los Angeles Dodgers share the Pacific Coast League pennant lead with six flags each since the league began in 1903.
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San Francisco Seals
Los Angeles
Citizens' Bond Campaign Urges Approval in Cincinnati
James A. Reilly called a meeting of the Citizens' Bond Issue Committee at the Chamber of Commerce to spur support for thirteen bond issues with only a week left. Hyde Park Business Club endorses the program and urges widening Fifth Street with a viaduct to the eastern hills to ease city congestion.
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James A. Reilly
Citizens
Chamber of Commerce
Gerrit J. Fredriks, Jr
Hyde Park Business Club
Mr. Reilly
Fifth Street
City of
Cincinnati
City of Cincinnati
Gilbert Avenue
George F. Dieterle
Cincinnati Traction protests three Cincinnati bus extensions
The Cincinnati Traction Company asked the State Public Utilities Commission to deny certificates for three new bus operations around Cincinnati. They opposed Queen City Bus extension from Madisonville to Government Square, Cincinnati and Mariemont Bus expansion from Venice to Cincinnati, and W H Nobis extension from California to Government Square.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Cincinnati Traction Company
State Public Utilities Commission
City of
Cincinnati
Queen City Us Company
Madisonville
Government Square
Cincinnati and Mariemont Bus Company
Venice
W. H. Nobis
California
Texas Board Bans Evolution Content From School Texts
Texas State Text Book Board meeting led by Governor Miriam Ferguson orders removal of evolution references from adopted textbooks. Three chapters in Biology for Beginners are to be cut, including Darwin's theory and descent concept, with emphasis on ensuring science and religion remain non-conflicting.
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New York World News Service
Austin
Texas
State Text Book Board
Miriam A. Ferguson
Truman J. Moon
Science
Darwin
Davenport
Earth
Man fined for telephone race horse slips bet case
George Kelley a cigar store clerk at 907 West Fifth street was fined 200 dollars and costs by Judge Eyrich in Municipal Court yesterday for possessing race horse slips. Police Lieutenant Robert Sherwood said he was told of the bet over the telephone by a woman when he entered the store and answered the phone.
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George Kelley
West Fifth Street
Eyrich
Robert Sherwood
Committee to Welcome Vice President Dawes
A committee to greet Charles G. Dawes Vice President of the United States was announced by Philip O. Geler Chamber of Commerce president. Dawes will speak on Senate rules revision at Emery Auditorium with William F. Wiley as chairman and members Warner Sayers E W Edwards Fred A Geier Fred G Gruen and A E Anderson serving.
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Dawes
Charles G. Dawes
United States
Philip O. Geler
Chamber of Commerce
Senate
Emery Auditorium
William F. Wiley
Warner Sayers
E. W. Edwards
Fred A. Geier
Fred G. Gruen
A. E. Anderson
Prohibition Chief Davis Transferred to Cleveland Post
Sylvester E. Davis, who has led federal prohibition enforcement locally for two years, is moved to Cleveland as assistant in charge. Until a successor is named, H. H. Boulware, a prohibition agent and former Burns Detective Agency manager, will oversee the office.
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Sylvester E. Davis
Cleveland
Mr. Davis
H. H. Boulware
Burns Detective Agency
Tenth Infantry Review for General Williams
A regimental review and inspection of the Tenth Infantry will be held at Ft. Thomas at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow for Brigadier General Dion Williams USMC. General Williams will visit Cincinnati to address the Chamber of Commerce forum on Navy Day. A luncheon at the Officers Club will follow, hosted by Colonel Dana Merrill, with Lt Col L D Gasser and several Tenth Infantry officers among the guests.
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Tenth Infantry
Ft. Thomas
Dion Williams
United States Marine Corps
Williams
Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce Forum
Officers’ Club
Dana T. Merrill
L. D. Gasser
Victor Heintz
J. C. French
L J. Nichol
Watson
Dy Wee
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