Church Split Triggers German Crisis And Movie Boycott
Nazi tensions widen as Baden Evangelical synod rejects merging with Ludwig Mueller’s Reich church and dissolves, signaling resistance to Mueller and the regime. In Berlin, power shifts concentrate control over labor, trade, and industry as Hitler consolidates authority amid unrest. Catholic and Protestant boycotts threaten the film industry, prompting self censorship plans and theater revenue fears nationwide.
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Germany
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Goll
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Berlin
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Third Reich
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Federal Council of Churches of Christ
Philadelphia
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Chicago Council of the Lesson of
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Enlighten Thy Daughtery de Monica
Franklin MacVeagh dies at 70 in Chicago
Franklin MacVeagh, secretary of the treasury under Taft, dies from pneumonia in Chicago. A diplomat and lifelong party loyalist, he led the treasury from 1909, shifting from Republican roots to support Democratic campaigns, including a Senate bid in 1899 that failed. Weather outlook for July 8–11 predicts scattered showers early and again later in the week with warmer, near to above-normal temperatures.
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Chicago
Franklin MacVeagh
Treasury
Taft
MacVegh
William Jennings Bryan
Senate
Erie Beach Hit by Sudden Tidal Wave
Erie Beach, Pa, was swept by a sudden tidal wave blamed on subterranean disturbance last night. Eight people were injured, a small outboard boat was swept into the bay, three men thrown overboard. At Fresque Isle a massive wave carried two girls and three men into the sea. all were rescued with no fatalities reported.
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Erie
Debri
Fresque Isle
County Highways Supt Facing Ouster Amid Talent Shuffle
Movement to replace Jay Sherman as Erie County state highways superintendent gains traction. Sherman, long a known figure here, reportedly awaits official discharge in Harrisburg while assistant Pat Sweeney shows stronger support. Opponents accuse him of double crossing Governor Pinchot and aiding Reed. charges claim only 40 percent of payroll were hired through local offices. Sherman, denying the charges, notes decades of support for Pinchot. He has led Erie County highways for three years, securing appointment through Charles Davis and George Mason.
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Jay Sherman
Sherman
Werrisburg
Pat
Sweeney
Pinchot
H E
David A. Reed
U. S
Harrisburg
Erie County
Charles Davis
George Mason
Burglars Frightened Away in Second Ward
An attempt to enter the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Sullivan on East Frederick street occurred around 1 30 this morning Mrs Sullivan awoke as would be intruders tried to raise a window in her bedroom Her screams drove the suspects away police were called but the burglars escaped no description was available
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Joseph Sullivan
East Frederick Street
Commute to Wall Street by Plane
North Shore magnates will commute to Wall Street by plane, a cooperative air taxi service starts Wednesday. A Bellanca air bus, piloted by Stanley Tacques, seats 14 and will depart from the Work estate each morning at 8 o’clock, returning at 4:20 and 5:40. Passengers will reach their offices in about 20 minutes, landing near Wall Street on the East River.
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United Press
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East River
Wall Street
Guardsmen intervention sparks potential general waterfront strike
In San Francisco and Portland union leaders threaten a general walkout of about 88 000 workers after national guardsmen were deployed to quell bloody maritime protests. The SF Central Labor Council votes 165 to 6 against an immediate strike, creating a seven member strategy committee led by Edward Vandeleur to consider sympathy actions while unions remain free to act.
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United Press
San Francisco
Fig Club
Portland
National Guardsmen
Fiots
Lsbor
Edward A. Vande- Veur
San Francisco Central Labor Council
National Guard
Labour Council
Vandeleur
Beaverdam West Columbus Avenue Road Upgrade Planned
Erie county plans to improve a three mile West Columbus stretch from Cory to near Kinney's Corners and extend east from Beaverdam to the Do Nation Hill road. A two mile section will stay for a later program while July 28 start dates are tentatively reported for the overall project.
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Beaverdams
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Beaverdam-Cory
Erie County
Cory
Kinneys Corners
Patterson Farm
Donation Hill Road
Columbus Avenue
State highway plans South Center street upgrade
State highway engineers survey South Center street and nearby routes in a move to advance improvements to West Columbus Avenue and West Main Street. The project connects to Pinchot Road Lindsey Hollow with a gravel base and two inch oil bound surface, to be built by highway workers.
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State Highway Department
South Center Street
Grovetreet
Corps of State Engineers
Thomas Brame
Center Street
Columbus Avenue
West Main Street
Pinchot Road
Lindsey Hollow
Harrisburg
Highway Department
Youth Killed on Train Near Erie
The body of Charles Roberts, 28, was sent to Atlanta Georgia after dying last night on a freight train near Erie. Railroad officials said his head struck a trestle at North Girard while he stood atop a freight car.
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Erie
Charles Roberts
Atlants
Railroad Affkils
North Girard
New Columbus dam on track for late August completion
Construction of the New Columbus dam advances rapidly with the west wall and two sections poured. Six sections and the east wall remain. Forms for the third and fourth sections are being placed and concrete pouring to resume soon. Officials anticipate completion between August 15 and September 1, enabling a sizable lake and potential summer resort development.
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Columbug
Columbus Boosters
Pennsylvania Railroad creates board for engine crew disputes
Philadelphia July 7 The Pennsylvania Railroad announced the engine and train service system board of adjustment to settle labor disputes between employees and the company. The 18 member body will have nine managers and nine employee representatives, with a two thirds vote required for agreements. The board mirrors the historic 1821 representation system and aligns with the amended rail labor act to resolve issues not settled in direct negotiations.
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Engine and Train Service System Board of Adjustment
United Press Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Today
New Labor Tribune
The
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Pennsylvania Plan of
Pennsylvania Railroad Engine and Train Service System Board of Adjustment
Punxsutawney Osteopath Held on Fraud Charge
Punxsutawney osteopath Perry Perri from Punxsutawney was jailed in Greensburg Indiana on a 10 000 bond after a hearing on charges of aiding his father Dante Singleton Perri in a bank fraud scheme at Greensburg National Bank. He was delivered to Greensburg by U S Marshal David A Goldman. Colorado Springs report notes Voisey Mooney elected national commander of the Disabled American Veterans for 1924 28 years.
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Pery
Punxsitawney Osteopath
Greensburg Ind
Perry
Dante Singleton Perri
Formien
Greensburg National Bank
Greensburg
Ind
Aleer
Seemip
United States
David A. Goldman
Ermilssioner
Colorado Springs
Colo
First Ward Man Gets 90 Days On Wife's Charges
Floyd Ottaway of East South Street was found guilty of assault and battery and violation of a peace bond after he was arrested Friday. Alderman G H Gorton sentenced Ottaway to three months in Erie County Jail. Also, Victor Hober of Columbus was fined 50 dollars and costs for failing to stop at the scene of a June crash involving Clerk Lord’s car on West Pleasant Street.
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Ceal
Erie County
Floyd Ottaway
East South Street
Ottaway
G. H. Gorton
Victor Hober
Columbus
Erie
Clerk Lord
West Pleasant Street
Three relief workers killed in Waynesboro sewer cave in
A collapsed 12 foot wall of mud and dirt trapped three relief workers at a Waynesboro sewer excavation. George Hartman, George Mondy, and Toward Miller, all men in their 30s or 50s, died. Mondy left eight children. Rescue teams and volunteers fought gas hazards as a 35 foot section gave way and bodies were recovered about an hour later.
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Waynesboro
United Press
Thie Cavation
George Hartman
George Mondy
Miller
Southern Gas Company
Grémen
Massacre of 400 Chinese in Nantienttsu near Manchukuo border
At dawn near Nantienttsu, Harbin area, 400 farmers were attacked and slain by an armed band of about 300 men while en route to a land reclamation project. Local gendarmes pursued the attackers as Dentsu reported the massacre and looting, with motive still unknown.
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United Press
Harbin
Manchukuo
Nantienttsu
Igericy Dentsu
Dentsur
First Payment To Pennsylvanias Blind Delayed
Harrisburg July 7 The first pension payment to Pennsylvanias blind will be issued late this month due to incomplete data on many applications. County judges of the blind were asked to submit payrolls by July 16 so the auditor general can process payments toward the end of the month. The delay stems from data insufficiencies and returns to original applicants.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsyijania
Blanche Stauffer
Mothers' Assistance Funch
Ouinistering
Pennsylvania
Uphold decision exonerating Mellon in tax suit
Philadelphia July 7 circuit court of appeals affirmed the Pittsburgh district court ruling in favor of Mellon and five C Sult Refining directors. Albert R Knight of Lansdowne filed suit for the government and himself seeking 8 629 362 dollars claimed taxes due. Knight alleged Mellon owed that sum as a brother of former Secretary Andrew W Mellon.
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Philadelphia
Circuit Court of Appeals
U. S. District Court
Pittsburgh
Albert R. Knight
Lansdowne
William L. Melson
Cl Sult Refining Company
Knight
Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew W. Melson
Steel output drop in June for U.S. steel firms
The June report shows American steel companies delivering about 3,015,972 gross tons, down from May’s 8,052,685 tons. Estimates by Little, Uberth, and the Steel Institute suggest a continued decline in output for the period.
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New York
Uberth
and Steel Institute
Moffett Says Housing Plans to Employ Millions
Former Standard Oil executive Jamies A. Moffett arrives in Washington to back a housing program aimed at employing six million men. The plan seeks to modernization loans for homeowners, spurring capital flow into the building industry as mortgage insurance and association provisions are readied for launch.
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United Press
Washington
Jamies A. Moffett
Standard Oil Company
Moffett
White House
Maryin McIntyre
Roosvelt
Sleeping Beauty of Chicago Awakening Hints at Recovery
Patricia McGirr a 21 year old Chicago stenographer has slept for over two years due to a mysterious illness. Doctors visiting her bedside report she now opens her eyes and follows movements, though she cannot speak or move her body. Her sister and nurse care for her daily, hoping for further signs of improvement.
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Chicago
Patricia McGirs
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