Debating LDS Policy and Seminary Funding Reforms
A report on debates at the St Louis Lutheran synod discusses advisers weighing whether to transfer funds to another end and to continue reforms at Springfield College. Elections elected Roy P. Frotemlmuser as first vice president and others to leadership posts while a new board of equalization with ministers and laymen was named. A memorial note honors Rev. HH Hamann drowned recently and body recovered, with condolences offered.
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Abe Rier
Noel Gs
Keburs
Springfield College
Gradtead Sellarty
Rizsat
Lewis
Furnlah
St. Louis
Ruy
Jacob Milter
Taynad
Gany
Roy
Frotemlmuser
Aumond
Mina
Brand
Pittsburg
Jacob Miller
Port Why
Stingsen
Muilwaukee
Board of Equalization
Evansvilley
Walker
Cleveland
Kelleronun
Schmulz
Baidin
Ontario
H. Brand
Indianapoli
J. Schafer
T. Ruenzel
Milwakes
C. Relliuk
Chicago
Prizlat
Mihytukee
Ynle
Milwaukee
Ruunzel
Air
Britaint
Henry C. Paul
HH Hamann
Concordia College
Montana
Ody
Hainan
Publishing House Exhibit at Concordia in St Louis
A readable fragment notes Concordia Publishing House of St. Louis hosting an exhibit. It mentions the building and ongoing interest from visitors and ministers. The text hints at financial concerns and representative oversight, with vague references to banks and publicatives shaping the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimong
Ayer
Concordia Publishing House
St. Louis
Hay & Vers
Iain Worth
New Trustees for Rebekahs Elect Leaders in Indiana
Report from Indianapolis May 1 outlines election of new Rebekah lodge trustees including Anat Lugate Mrs Melly Lind and Mrs Grey. Officers elected include president Max Artie and vice president ABLL Noblesville with a parade of wardens and conductors plus appointments for warden secretary treasurer and guardians. A local dinner at Hof Brau priced 26 cents.
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Indianavolis
Ind
Lugate
Melly Lind
Grey
Jydiaia
Enoch U. Blgpice
Hiroiningien
M.A
Tony K. Mann
Iy A
Wey
Alemaudo Carter Cesa
Oleg 2
seGrew
Anna C. Floxate
Reesures
Marshid
Mi Mtuile Hyena
Lafayettey Cund
Mra
Longahe
Rebekah Lodge
Fayelle
Andrews
Dougiet
McGraw
Norria
Inet Bight
Max
Artie
Nureayy
Tyetta
Ah Abll
Jin
Noblesville
Ora. Ys
Hof Brau
Temple Variety Review Praises Lincoln and Primrose Acts
A temple venue review lauds Miss Lincoln for her singing and charm in Dr. Dippy's Office duet with her brother while Anita Primrose earns top marks for impersonations and the Coster song. Lee Ra and Company deliver a sensational act with electric stunts, promising strong week attendance.
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Lincoln
Dippy
Syonanty
Merze Soprang
Whiel
Lincoln Ismiman
Anita Primrose
Coster
Leera and Company
Mae Wood Aims to Receive Senator Platt Love Letters
Mae Wood testified in her divorce suit against Senator Platt about a purported conspiracy to obtain his love letters. The signed statement, presented as evidence, claimed high officials in Washington and New York plotted to seize the letters and keep them from Platt, intending to use them for leverage. Wood said J Martin Miller assured her the signature was genuine and that Miller sought the letters to threaten Platt.
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New York
Trelala
Washington
United
Thawas C. Platt
Mae C. Yood
J. Marlin Biller
Platt
Lain
Mas. Wood
Wynna
Howe
Loch
Wayne
London
J. Martin Miller
Rheitia
France
Miller
Mint Wood
Platts
Great Parade Planned in Kokomo Indiana May 19
The article describes a large Kokomo event with G A R, W R C, and W R A ceremonies. It highlights a May 19 parade, a reception at the Bik's club rooms, speeches by General W A Ketcham and Mrs Genevieve France, and plans for department officer nominations. It notes potential record crowds and lists committee names and possible officers.
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Kokomo
Ind
W. Tt
Heh
Tech School
G. Aa
WRG
Biks
W. A. Ketcham
G. A. Rj
Genevieve France
South Wend
Bercides
Soner
Order
W.1
Constables and Horse Traders Battle in Ohio Shooting
In Reading, near Cincinnati, May 12, a clash between an armed posse led by Constable Peters and Charles Jones plus four sons left four men shot, one likely dying. Victims include Charles Jones and son Charles Jr. deputies Ubrig and Bods wounded little. The posse served a writ to reclaim a horse. Jones resisted.
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Cincinnati
Squire C. V. Diles
Reading
Charles Jones
Reading Toad
Pleasant Ridge
Charles, Jr
Jones
Joseph Ubrig
Henry Bods
Hartford Mills to Get Material for New Paper Venture
The newly formed Corrugated Paper Company in Hartford will not install a local plant. Instead it will source material from Hartford City Paper Mills, owned by the same group behind the new firm.
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Corrugated Paper Company
Thugh
Hartford City Paper Mills
Awards Contract For New Fire Engine
The board of public safety last night awarded a contract for furnishing the city with its first size fire engine to the Nottire Engine Company, the lowest of three bids received a week ago. The board will open bids again for prices on other items. THOMAS BROSNAHAN DIES AT HIS PIERCETON HOME. (by Hist News Bureau) WARSAW INDIANA. Following prolonged illness with consumption, Thomas Brosnahan, aged forty years, a prominent resident of Pierceton, died. He is survived by his daughter, three brothers Maurice and John Brosnahan of Pierceton, two sisters PF H Galvin and Josephine Brosnahan, both of Pierceton.
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Thompson
Lafayette
Aras
Opey
Joan T. Alexander
Bedford
C. Wi. Scott
Warren
Sur
South Bend
View
S. N. Hamilton
Cannersville
Fort Wayne
R. P. E. Brown
Monticello
H. BR. Teda
Flora
F. M. Elliott
Hammond
S. MM. Hench
Allen County
Ryle
M. M. Thompson
Scott Swann
Board of Public Safety
Nott ¥Ire
Nott
Save
Pricas Om Tee Media
Taddes
Thomas Brosnahan
Pierceton
Hist
Warsaw
Ogeyl
Tate Lagt
Ganther
Thire Brothers
Mauricy
John Brosnahan
Tim Brosnahan
Ates
H. Galvin
Josephine Brosnahan
Wooltex Boulevard
Hauve Pine
Westigx
Wooltex
Walt & Dessauer
EIGHT BISHOPS PROBABLE AT GENERAL CONFERENCE
Report highlights abolishing six months probation for membership and admitting candidates on class leaders board and pastor recommendation. Election of bishops scheduled tomorrow stirs feverish anticipation. Dr H Hughes is tipped for second ballot. Indiana leaders back younger, practical episcopal candidates with DePauw ties amid calls for reform.
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Etetualiberty
Teoo Emandipation
H. Hughes
Elks Flags Return With Parts Missing After Circus Incident
The Fort Wayne Elks fair advertisement flags returned to Harry Wiebke, chairman, after circus use damaged several flags given to elephants and camels. A circus note apologized, saying one animal ate parts of the flags, with a remark about the two flags on elephants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole Brin Cleus
Fort Warne Elks’ Fair
Harry Wiebke
Marta
Colenbant
20 per cent discount or all Stoyes and Ranges Fox Bros. and Co
A trade offer states a 20 percent discount or the option to purchase all Stoyes and Ranges from Fox Bros. and Co. The wording implies a bulk sale or promotional pricing for wholesale buyers.
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Fox Bros. & Co
Milford D Man Pasbes UU Leather Pastered Chair
War sa w Indiana May 19. Attorney Sampson Jr of Milford complains the chair is too easy and warm while a special judge in Kosciusko circuit court hears a case. North authored resolutions opposing high salaries and graft in public affairs at a county prohibition convention.
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Kat News Bureau
Warsaw
Ind
Sampson, Jr
Jack
North
Milford
le Waa
Kosclusio
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Eely Synod
Aisteic
Minewall
Minnesota
Diener
Adulnga
Sagnasin
EL Belt
Messrs
Osterrelely AL Sylvester
YW. Jusayl
Albert Meyer
Jes J. Daviduwaki
Imfestsaistekt
Hey
Uranow
Rey
JL Ruletow
Kieper
Itey
ILS
Remundorn
Gehrels
Abreng
Potger
Felenie Tey
Anti
Altmet Association
Conqordia College
MW. A. Ducmilng
Dewey C. Paul
August L Schmidt
W. C. Thatche
Auguel Crull
the Concordian
W. IL Kruse
St. Paul's Church
Te Haase
Cnt
A. Koepgel
Mille
Merman Hulin
Herman Hormel
Ciory
Scott
Rebekahs
Committes Seleeted
Miss. Lincoln
Mae Wood
Senator Platt
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Army of Veterans
Grice
M. H. Durch
Women's Belief Corps
M. Walker
Soldiers and Sailors' Orphans' Home
Knightstown
Madison Swadener
Will N. Arnott
Hartford Mills
UNION
Indianapolis
Mheensperger & Co
Washinguiu
Hetipre
Prospert
Ste Keller
Oliver
Edward
Nie Ki Wayne
Morsia Meyer
Terre Waute
Rhonda Shoe
Feta Son
Angels
Bloomington
Hollie Brownatnn
Wheeler
Cambridge
Kirat
Comnelton
Ardson Lg
Cayuga
Yislely
Clinter
Kelles Co
Corydon
McClanmek & Son
Crawfort
Rinkerafarre
Cynthiaan
Briscoe & Co
On & Son
Paitmounts Shoe
Paitmounts Shoe Blopewell, Pnewerain
Whetsel
Fortville
Henderaon
Franklin
Fio
Ett
Suet Jewis
Joe Woandel
Wencemoe
Senova S Fc
Hoy
Anya Boos
Greensdncg
Chrintie
Gresitastle
Weller
Brus Dlarigond
Wyerly Cy Kunightatows
Walter Grieve
Lom
Syasnin
AG Hartiett
Lewivyilic
J. AL Dring
S. Tiel
Muetinie
O U
Greenlee & Son
Middletown
Claycomb
Manron City
Weisseels
Tenitete Cohen
Ae Schwarz & Co
Strinceton
Solan
Wadesvilles
Kaullman’ Merc, Co
Wask'ton
Qverango
Des Sitjers
Manchester
N. H
Wolee
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