Church Federation Meet Opens in Spokane Washington
Spokane Sept 29 A series of church federation meetings began here under Rev Charles S MacFarland secretary of the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America The tour will cover Northwest and Pacific Coast cities ending in Los Angeles A National Committee of One Hundred to coordinate Panama Pacific Exposition religious work in 1915 will be organized at MacFarlands request for the San Francisco Federation and other interdenominational groups.
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Spokane
Wash
Northwest
Pacific Coast
Charles 5. MacFarland
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Los Angeles
Asaime
MacFarland
San Franciso Federa-ion
Federal Council
Panama
Runaways Found at Erie From Baker and McGowan Boys
Two runaway boys aged 13 from Wilkes-Barre and 4 from West Virginia were found near Wesleyville by road workers on Friday morning. Baker tried to reach Wilkes-Barre but went the wrong way. McGowan hoped to return home to West Virginia. Authorities at Baker's school will arrange custody. the youths await detention on West Fifth Street.
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Joseph Baker
Wilkes-Barre
James McGowan
Virginia
Father Bakers School
Thifalo
Wesleyville
All Road
Inds
Westeyville
Baker
Wilkes-Harre
McGowan
West Virginia
Detzeltay
Bather Baker's School
Erie
West Fifth Street
No-License Campaign Planned in Chautauqua Co
The local license committee met in Mayville on September 28 to launch an olive no license campaign to influence voters as the town approaches the November election. Temperance orators will speak at Mayville Chautauqua Summerdale and Dewittville. Rev F P Baker was elected chairman with W H Russell secretary and Edward H Peterson treasurer. A publicity, finance and speaker committee were formed. Seventy five dollars was raised, including ten from Ralph Weir the Chautauqua blind newsboy, to fund the effort.
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Mayville
W. H. Russell
Edward H. Peterson
Financs
Spemle
Ralph Weir
Chautauqua
Baker
Drowned in Culebra Cut in Panama Canal work
Private John Stanton of Company A 10th Infantry drowned in Culebra Cut Panama on September 29 in the canal completion phase. The incident marks the first drowning in the completed section of the canal project.
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Culebra
Panama
John , Stanton
Company A
10Th Infantry
Canal
Results of The Games National League Standings
National League standings list clubs and scores from Saturdays and Sundays games. Key entries show New York, Chicago, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, St Louis, and Boston with win loss tallies and highlighted batters. American League standings feature Philadelphia, Detroit, Cleveland, Boston, Chicago, Washington, and New York with recent results and battery pairings.
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New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh Boston
AL AG Bidolyn Ssferre
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Aturday
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburg
St Louis
KALB
Ubjeagoe
Cincinnal
Stack
Sresnabitay Rowar and Clark
Washington Wv
Hoveland
Cseevee
Chicago Virjee
Seerureesee
Cseecrey
Vorkisereseves
Gemes
Detroit
Cleveland
Warhington
Oy St. Laut
Detoit
Aires
Strauls
G. Williams
Gibson
C. Brown
Agnew
RUB
Palkenberg
Carlschs Cleatte
Schalk
Schmidt Jurors Are Summoned In Murder Case
New York coroner Liiwell A Feinberg summons a special panel of 29 jurors from leading business figures to the coroner's court next Friday for the inquest into the death of Anna Aumuller. The move aims to set a precedent on corpus delicti questions for future juries. Schmidt remains in his cell awaiting trial as associates and potential witnesses offer testimony.
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York
Liiwell A. Feinberg
New York City
Anna Aumuller
Hang Schmidt
Feinberg
Theodore F
Schmidt
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Corry Department
R. F. Livermore
Church Federation
Acy Way
Apeieneret Es Peat
Ieee Parker, Pen Company
Parker
Babbitt’s Drug Store
Elizabeth W. Shoup
East Main
St.Vitus
Andrew
Hokelvey
D. C. Ase
Park Pace
Chau. CO
Ponley
The
Ladies’ Home Journal
Voltex
Wooltex
Phoenix
G. N. Roberts
Norman
Are
Nan
Repoi
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