Missionaries Raise Salaries for One Month in China Mission Field
Text details donations toward church building in Shek Thong village and reports on missions in Kwong Rai and Canton. It notes villagers pledging a month's salary for a new church, a wireless network planned for coastal stations, and progress of Bible schools and women’s education in Ningpo and Soochow amid missionary efforts.
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Chile
Uhy Bonthy
Liwense
Kwong Rai
Maii
Iat
Vivre San
Kivong Fai
Shek Thong
Christ
Canton
Wuehang
Shanghai
Peking
Woosung
Moochow
Telefunken
Nanking
Wue‘nang
Hanghai
Hankow
Sophie
Lanneau
China
Soochow
Kyung
Bulding
New Woman's Bible School
Claster
Conference In City Temple Amid Evangelistic Drive
L D Patterson from Sung kutang China reports elders of the city surrendering the temple for a Shanghai district conference evangelistic service for men. About 400 listened as gospel messages contrasted with idols. A Chinese brother notes nightly attendance and long prayers fueling the national revival. Mrs Willingham cites a three year campaign in Japan with fifty thousand yen expenditure.
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L. D. Patterson
Sungkutang
China
Shanghai
Eld
Japan
C. T. Willingham
Convention Hosts Club Members With House Party Trip
Tate Springs Tennessee July 17. The Tennessee Women's Press and Author's club held a house party convention with an automobile tour of Clinch Gap Bean Station and Clinchdale. Open meetings in Tate ballroom drew hotel guests and delegates. programs covered Tennessee history Chotah Sacred Indian Village and tributes.
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Tate Springs
Tenn
House Party
Tennessee Women's Press and Author's Club
John Jarnigan
Bean Station
Clinch Gap
Andrew Jackson
Washington
United States
Clinchdale
J. K. Shields
Tate
Tennessee
Charles R. Hyde
Chotah
Kate White
Rutledge Smith
Sam 5. Allen
W. A. Knabe
Dollie Smith
John L. Meek
Della Voe
Hortense McDonald
John Bright Profit
Charles H. Baker
McKinney
Mary Boyce Temple
The
Federation of Woman's Clubs
Ernestine Noa
Chicago
Sam 8. Allen
Regional party forms to back Judge Williams for Supreme Headship
A non partisan committee formed in Tennessee to back Judge Bam Williams for the state Supreme Court. The slate includes one independent Democrat one Republican and one regular Democrat from three grand divisions. Headquarters opened in Room 29-90, House.
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Noxhville
Teon
Bam C. Willams
Supreme
Harvey Logans Shot Claims Knoxville Officer in 1902
Sergeant William Winwiddie of the Knoxville police department died at his Forest avenue home Friday morning from a gunshot wound inflicted by Harvey Logan on Central street in Knoxville. The event is reported by the Knoxville Sentinel.
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William Winwiddie
Knoxville Police Department
Forest Avenue
Harvey Logan
Central Street
Knoxville Sentinel
Candidate for Circuit Court Clerk Seeks August Election Support
A candidate for Circuit Court Clerk urges votes in the upcoming August election. He notes prior appointment and a five year term filled to date as evidence of qualification and experience.
Watlington Candidate Seeks Trustee Post
A first time candidate, a farmer, announces bid for Watlington trustees in August. He vows to serve all faiths faithfully and administer the office to the best of his ability. He plans to meet voters, invite personal discussions, and asks for their support and time.
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Tam
Qoanle
Watlington Enahty
Au Buse
Malon
Plorational Representative Letter Recounts Candidacy
A damaged note from a candidate for a consulate post discusses raising support in Washington Greent aut Uileel counties and asks for readers to vote on record trade policy. The writer thanks supporters and expresses hope for reelection in November.
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Washington
Hessen
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