March In Like Lion For Demos
Byron Price surveys rising Democratic tensions as Roosevelt Garner and Prohibition clashes inflame the party from Maine to California. Hoover's camp gauges impact on Republican hopes while talk of a third party lingers, with March seen as a mood setter and August or September likely to reveal real strength.
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Byron Price
Associated Press
Washington
Democrats
Maine
California
Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Committee
Alfred E. Smith
Democratic House
John N. Garner
Tammany Hall
Samuel Seabury
Roosevelt
the Tiger
G. O. FP
Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Saturday Evening Post
Pinchot
East
Britain curbs longer credits to Soviet Russia
In the House of Commons British policy ends long credits on exports to Soviet Russia for over a year. Credits will not be extended except under stricter terms under negotiation with Moscow. The move signals Britain seeks greater purchases of British manufactured goods.
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Russia
London
Soviet
House of Commons
Moscow
Great Britain
Vice Crusader Held Guilty of Shooting
CINCAGO March 4 A youth Daniel 17 who tried to escort him here and feces a penn term of crime to 14 years. A criminal court jury took 51 minutes to convict after a trial where Gilday said he was drunk when he shot Knol who has recovered. Police found a pistol official stars and whiskey on arrest. Prosecution portrayed the crusader as a man who walked the streets with a lily in one hand a gun in the other and a bottle of booze in his pocket.
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Cincago
Daniel
Oime
Gilday
Knol
Lily
Prices In Pickus Hearing In Brown County Bridges
Testimony opened in Webster on March 4 with state evidence from R B Easton on 27 075 pounds of structural steel in the Frederick bridge and alleged overpayments totaling about 10 000 across six bridges built by H Pickus Construction in 1928 1929. Easton described measurements and a dupliga’ss model, citing concrete quantities and unit costs to challenge the defendant Herman Pickus in Brown County circuit court.
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Webster
Brown County
H. Pickus
Herman Pickus
R. B. Easton
Aberdeen
Frederick Bridge
James McNenny
Frederick
Easton
Mecia Job
jHesla
H. Pickus Construction Company
M. A. Artz
Hecla
Train Calling Changes In Detroit
In Detroit Harry Marshall of the union describes changes in train calling. He now uses two microphones in a booth to modulate his voice and clearly describe train destinations replacing the old megaphone style.
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Detroit
Mich
Harry Marshall
Union
Marshall
What Shall I Do With Jesus Sunday Sermon
The Baptist Church continues pre Easter services this Sunday with Rev J O Parrott preaching both morning and evening. Sunday school at 10 am, morning worship 11 am on the topic What Shall I Do With Jesus. Evening chalk talk sermon Salvation Promised Purchased and As sured with choir. Alfred Irenerry pastor.
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Alfred Irenerry
Church Services and Activities Listed for Local Congregations
St Martin’s Catholic Church schedules Sunday masses at 8:30 and 10:30 with 8:00 weekday mass and 8:00 and 9:00 Holy Day masses. Baptisms at 2:00 Sunday. choir practice Wednesdays. articles mention Monsignor Desmond and Father Brosnan. Other churches list morning services at 11:00 and Sunday school at 12:10, reading room hours, and various meetings and prayer services. Bethel A M E announces Sunday school, morning service, and evening programs.
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St. Martin's Catholic Church
Mionsignor
Desmond
Father Brosnan
Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath Services Schedule
The Seventh Day Adventist church on Sixth Street between IMinsis and Ohio holds Sabbath school and church services each Saturday. Sabbath starts at 2 p.m. with Bible study at 3 p.m. The public is invited. Leader E. W. Courser.
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Seventh Day Adventist
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Sixth Street
Iminsis
Ohio
E. W. Courser
Easter Season at First Congregational Church Services
First Congregational Church urges members and friends to attend during Easter season. Sunday includes Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship at 11 with a sermon on The Authority of Christ in Modern Life. Choir selections and evening programs are noted under church leadership.
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First Congregational Church
Christ
Christian
Christian,” Shelley
Kenneth Siem
Elizabeth Wharton
Bradford
Maurine Holcomb
Nazarene Church Sunday Schedule And Canvass Notice
Church of the Nazarene set Sunday school at 10 am and preaching at 1 pm with a 6 pm meeting for young people and another preaching service at 2 pm. Prayer meeting planned for Thursday evening. J A Brice is pastor. Presbyterian Church announces annual canvass next Sunday to support church work, urging attendance at morning service.
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Church of the Nazarene
Doorkeepers and Turning on the Lights Sunday at the church
The church plans to adjust to present times with faith and confidence as the year begins. The morning sermon titled Doorkeepers will be followed by a children's sermon Turning on the Lights. Special choir music will accompany Bible school and young people's societies at the usual times, led by Dr. Hubert Ketelle.
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Bible School
Young People's Societies
Hubert Ketelle
Fentecontal Mission Announces Weekly Services
The undenominational mission at 435 Dakotas Avenue South lists Sunday school at 10 a.m. worship at 7:45 p.m. evangelistic service each Sunday, and varied weekday services including Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, radio, Thursday German, Friday service, Saturday prayer meeting. Pastor BH. G. Schnild invites all to attend.
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Fentecontal Mission
Dakotas Avenue
South
USA
G. Schnild
American Lutheran Church Lent services and schedule
Morning worship at 10 30 led by the pastor with choir and quartets. Sunday school and Bible classes at 12. Confirmation class also at 12 and Saturday at 11. Evening Luther League at 7 on Ellen Burckington. Lenten service at 8 Wednesday. Holy week services nightly except Saturday with a call to reserve every night. Pastor A D Disrud.
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American Lutheran Church
Stainer
American Lutheran Church Choir
Osgood
Luther League
Ellen Burcrngton
D. Disrud
First Christian Church Sunday Schedule and Activities
The First Christian Church offers a 10 a m Bible school with a John 13 lesson on Jesus washing the disciples feet, a 11 a m communion service led by elders, 11:30 Christian Endeavor for youth at Mrs. Erma Cantonwine’s home, 6:00 Salvation Army Sunday school at the hall, 6:30 young people meeting, and 8:00 preaching. O J Jones is in charge.
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First Christian Church
Jesus
Christian Endeavor
Erma Cantonwine
Nebraska Avenue
Salvation Army
Salvation Army Hall
O. J. Jones
Mount Calvary Lutheran Church Sunday services and classes
Mount Calvary Lutheran Church Missouri Synod on Dakota Ave and 1th Street invites families to attend Sunday school at 10 a m and an English worship service at 11 05. Beginning this Sunday German services will be held at the regular morning hour with Sunday school in the church basement. A Sunday night mission meeting at 7 45 includes a short play and a sketch explaining the synodical budget for members.
Services and meeting at local church during Lent
A church invites all to Wednesday night Lenten service at 7 45 with the sermon titled So Near. Monday at 7 30 the church council will meet in the basement. Pastor T H Joeckel urges everyone to join in worship if they have no church of their own.
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Nhe
T. H. Joeckel
First Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday Services
Sunday school at 10:00 with juniors catechism led by the pastor. 11:00 Morning worship with sermon and music directed by Mrs E L Bayles. Junior church and church kindergarten. 6:30 Epworth League high school. 7:30 Evening worship first since previous discontinuation. Senior Epworth League at parsonage. Regular official board Monday 7:30 in Wesley hall. Mid week service 7:30 Wednesday in Wesley hall. Pre Easter devo tions focus on Christ’s sufferings and death. FP E Lochridge pastor.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
E. L. Bayles
Epworth League
Wesley Hall
Christ
E. Lochridge
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