Campaign on eh? Washington protest division in church ranks
Members in charge of commission announce a campaign budget of 1 000 000 for conference purposes and urge a 50 percent rise in church premiums. They oppose Washington participation and name L G Devin of Pittsburgh to lead a board secretariat with Rev F Litho from Pettimore MP and others. The movement prompts the creation of a Superannuated Ministers Commission and lists several regional appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worters
Nrwapower Union
Chestmnuth
Menapyitie
Protestant General Conference
Wlan
L. G Devin
Pitteberg
CB Johnson
Columbas
Dalmgates
M. P
Wedhington
Vraneie Asbury
Moelfochem
F. T Litho
Pattimore
Monmiber
Bevemenieal Commission
WEW Officers Chosen in Ohio Missionary Society Election
The annual state convention of the Churches of Christ ended with the Ohio Missionary Society electing officers. President C B Alliance. first vice president C RK Line. second A D Hows. secretary W I Jonny. treasurer L J Randall. Board of managers H R McMillen. advisory board J H Gidejana and others. Cleveland unit to host 1917 pentecity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ML. Vergen
Churches of Christ
Ohio — Miseienary Society
C. B. Alliance
C RK. Line
Hamilton
A.D. Hows
Lima
W. 1
Boilefont
Reelection of Edward Menge as president of potters union
East Liverpool Ohio reports Edward Menge reelected president of the National Brotherhood of Operative Potters in the annual voter election conducted by the unions to the United States and Canada this month. Also elected were 24 officers including Pivot vice president Frank W. Blythins George Chadwick second vice president John Randolph third vice president Sheldon M. Moore eleventh vice president George Martin sixth vice president Thomas M. Woods and John Eukinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
Edward Menge
National Brotherhood of Operative Potters
R¢Unions
United States
Canada
Frank W. Blytchins
Trentos
N.J
George Chadwick
Enativerpool
John Randolph
Trenton
Sheldon M. Moore
George Martin
Thos. M. Woods
Sebring
John Eukingier
Eat Layerpaul
Master Bollers Meet Hears Vaudeville Addresses
Convention delegates at the Master Bollers Association banquet enjoyed vaudeville stunts and heard addresses by President Andrew Green of Imiinnapollo who wants netmaster and Attorney M P Mooney of Cleveland urging support for the craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boller Makern’ Association
Andrew Green
Imiinn-apollo
M. P. Mooney
Clevland
May Close Down Coal Mines
Athans and others warn the future of the Hocking Valley fold depends on state utilities decisions. George W. Jones of the Continental Fuel Co says miners at his company cannot operate long without relief for Hocking operators. Continental plans to run most large mines once owned by the Sunday Greek Co.
Experienced man named Aronii chosen as secretary in Ohio Sunday School work
A. T. Aronii, newly accepted as secretary of the Ohio Sunday School Association, has eight years in the field and a family legacy in Sunday School work. He brings twenty years of experience as an ascocketion worker and studied at Wheaton College. He will lead the Dead of the Ohio avo ciation, the largest Sunday School association in North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Aronii
Ea Ofer
Ohio
Becwrme
West Virginia
North America
Argold
Arnold
Wheaton College
Wheaton
Iil
G A R Jubilee Encampment To Draw Record Marion Attendance
Expected crowd for the Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Marlow is set to surpass all prior gatherings with 8000 veterans anticipated. The program includes a civic preparedness parade on June 18 and features notable speakers Governor Willis, Senator Harding, Harry Daugherty, and Ely Monfort, with National Guard participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Grand Army
Republic
Szecutlye Committee
Ie G. AR
Qiere
Marlow
Jimée
National Guard
Willissadi
Harding
Harry Daugherty
Eitha F Monfort
Auattorn
GAR
Buckeye News Notes Highlights From Ohio Across Towns
Dundas youth Ernest Taylor 20 was struck by a Hocking Valley train and died. Cleveland reports wage talks to deter strikes as workers fear low pay. Chillicothe saw an apparent suicide by drowning. survivor a widow and children. A special grand jury is to be convened in Tigrin to handle cases. Amherst York Central wreck inquiry continues. Athens minister A C Bostwick suspended. final decision at September Ohio conference. Oldfield, famed federal inspector, dies after cancer battle. Bellaire reports a homicide-suicide linked to a note by Frank Dvorak. Oxford notes President Sherzer of Oxford College and university standardization efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Central
Amherst
Athens
O.—Rey
A. C. Bostwick
Methodist Episcopal
Buchmeen
Ohio
Zanesville
Strange Almanack of Rabbits and Names In Folklore
The fragment cites playful musings on rabbits and peculiar place names. It mingles humorous remarks about rabbits multiplying and being edible with garbled passages about language, towns, and a mock dialogue on policy versus the water wagon.
Brandeis Confirmed as Supreme Court Justice
Senate confirmation reveals bitter fight as Brandeis, a 60 year old Louisville native and Harvard alumnus, secures appointment by President Wilson to succeed Justice Lamar. Vote 47 to 22 with three Republicans crossing party lines. Brandeis long active in reform causes and notable for Gallinger Pinchot inquiry and other public affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jania Dd. Brandeis
Supreme Court
Éve Mutts
Istitute
Brandeis
Lamar
Brandais
Louisville
Lair
Harvard University
Boston
Congress
Ballinger
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Haven Railroad
Oregon
Minnis
Ohio
Republican National Committee Settles Contests Before Convention
Chicago June 3 The Republican National Committee seated six Alabama regulars Pope Long Barker Spreet Curtis and Chaneut Aitken as delegates at large and seated Ninth district contestant Degro after ruling proper notice of district delegates election was defective The action aims to firm control of Alabama and district seating prior to the upcoming convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madama
Republican National Committee
Chicago
Itx
Senate
Annex
Alabama
Pope M. Long
D. Barker
A. D. Spreet
Roosevelt Refuses Chicago Visit During Convention
Pittsburgh June 2 Theodore Roosevelt will stay at Oyster Bay during the Republican national convention when asked if he would go to Chicago he replied I will not go to Chicago progressives meet at station Waite death sentence Waite to die in chair July 10 at Sing Sing for the murder of John B Peck of Grand Rapids Mich Heltler Mike de Piko found guilty of Mann act Rosenzweig Shatner and Mollienstain guilty of conspiracy A Malis seized Westerdyk Ryndam held by British warships US mails seized Bandits rob Bank of Neck City for £2000 British lose 39237 in May Rescuer dies canoeing on Grand River Sinn Fein leader MacNeill sentenced to life imprisonment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Pittsburgh
Theodore Roosevelt
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Siation
Carl Heltler White
Joe 3
Michael Heltler
Mike de Piko
Jim David Rosenzweig
Dolly Shatner
Mrs. Mollienstain
Charles Q. Hildebrant
Ohio
Board of Administration
Secretary of State
Willis
Hildebrant
State
Donahey
New York Metal Ceiling Co
Supreme Court
Davies Manufacturing Co
Akron
W. H. Walker
General Brusati Retired on Half Pay in Tyrolean Campaign
General Brusati, commander of Italian forces forced to retreat before Austrian offensive in the Tyrol, has been retired on half pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussti
Tyrol
Wilson Seeks Peace Mediation for Europe
President Wilson told the League to Enforce Peace that he is seriously considering offering mediation in the European war. He outlined principles the belligerents could use to reach an agreement, stressing respect for sovereignty and territorial integrity, and the world’s right to be free from aggression as the war drags on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
League
Ince
United States
Mr. Wilson
James J. Hill Dies Noted Railway Magnate
James J. Hill, famed railroad builder, died at his St Paul home Monday morning after failing to recover from surgery performed Saturday by the Mayo Brothers. The infection from abaccgs spread through his body as all family members gathered at his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
St. Pauel
Minn
James J. Hill
Mayo Brothers
No Relief For Poland Berlin Rejects Proposals
Berlin refuses Britain's relief plan for Poland after a conference at the American embassy. Attended by Ambassador Gerard, Dr Theodore Lewart, Prince Lubelski, Polish leader, and Rockefeller commission reps, the decision was anticipated. Other items note Col John S Mosby death, Liebknecht treason probe, a Memphis tornado, armor plant approval, Gerard deprived of auto, Nelson operated on, sleeping sickness death, and assorted international dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Great Britain
London
Germany
Poland
Gerard
Theodore Lewart
Ministry of the Interior
Prince Lubecki
Rockefeller Commission
Carranza Demands U S Troop Withdrawal from Mexico
Washington notes Carranza’s 12 000 word protest accusing the United States of hostile policy while claiming friendship. He urges immediate U S troop withdrawal and withdrawal of works by Pershing’s forces, citing embargo on arms and delays in shipments. State department treats it as ongoing diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Carranza
State Department
Eliseo Arredondo
Wilson
Mexico
Seals
Columbus
Pershing
Sibley
Pershing Wett
Wilson Holds Conference on Democratic Convention Plans
President Wilson met on Wednesday with Rep Doremus of Michigan chairing the Democratic committee Norah Hapgood and Senator Taggert to discuss plans for the St. Louis convention and the campaign. They considered a permanent chair and potential nominees, with Champ Clark possibly not attending and others like James Kern and Major floated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clark
St. Louis
James
Kentucky
Kern
Indiana
Snally
Marshall
Major
Alabama
New Jersey
John W. Wescott
Wilson
Miss Eugenia Bankhead to Enter Washington Society
Miss Eugenia Bankhead daughter of William B Bankhead of Jasper Alabama who defeated Richard P Hobson for the Democratic nomination will be among Washingtons official society next winter She is in a smart finishing school and well known among the younger set and is granddaughter of Senator Bankhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenia Bankhead
William B. Bankhead
Jasper
Als
Richard P. Hobson
Congress
Wasington
Miss Bankhead
Senator Bankhead
Knife Thrown At Roosevelt Car In Kansas City
In Kansas City on Memorial Day Roosevelt’s car was struck by a thrown pocket knife as it turned onto Twenty third Street. Police had no report and no arrests were expected. Roosevelt urged universal training and preparedness in talks to groups and veterans, warning against pacifist seduction and stressing national duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Twentythird Street
Roosevelt
Muehlbach
North
Confederacy
Grant
Lee
Wilson Urges America First Loyalty at Arlington
President Wilson, at Memorial Day ceremonies in Arlington Cemetery, called for unity and exclusive allegiance to the United States. He warned that those who do not place America first must be cast out of tolerance, and pledged readiness to cooperate or fight against aggression to defend national and human rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
Wilson
Arlington Cemetery
United States
America
British shell Greek town protest filed Athens says dispatch to London
A London dispatch reports British guns bombarded Nauplia setting fire to a petrol storehouse. Greece reportedly filed a protest with the Greek government confirming the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
London
Exchange Telegraph
Nauplia
Mercy Plea for Edward McNamara Faces Pardons Board
Mercy petitions filed for Edward McNamara of Cuyahoga county who was convicted in January 1916 of second degree murder and life in prison for the Cleveland patrolman killing in 1912. Supporters claim he suffered from a serious illness and liquor effects, with pledges from several judges and political figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union News Service
Columbus
Board of Pardons
Edward McNamara
Cuyahoga County
McNamara
Auto Bandits
Booker
Cleveland
Common Pleas
Fred Kohler
William Gordon
Repubican
Maurice Maschke
The Devil's Bible Exhibit at Stockholm Palace
The royal Stockholm exhibit features a vast Bible copied on 300 asses' skins. Tales claim 500 years to complete from the eighth to the thirteenth century, and another says Satan finished it in a single night with a self-portrait for the frontispiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Palace
Stockholm
Satan
Worth Knowing: rust removal with oil and lime
An old tip advises rubbing rust with sweet oil, letting stand 48 hours, then rubbing with soft leather and sprinkling powdered lime until rust fades. A reported Italian study notes self destruction cases peak between ages fifteen and twenty.
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Christ
Reelect
Menge
Liverpool
Marian
Buckeye News
McArthur
Ernest Taylor
Dundas
Hocking Valley
Weediend
City Officinia
Chillicothe
Charles Ubrig
Welliedo Termer
Paint Creek
J. F. Oldfield
Federal Postal Inspection Department
Oldfeld
Ellicot City
Bellaire
Frank Dvorak
Dvorak
Betadse
Oxford
Sherzer
Oxford College
Orford College
Wen
University of
Lh Gols
Strickland Gijifan
Fara
France
Russia
England
Preemyel
Marsimonceaux
Heron
Kirkcudbright
Kireootres
Laventry
Dastry
Leominster
Lamster
Evesham
Sham
Juriot
T. R
Webb City
Neck City
Grand Rapids, Mich
Herman Smith
Alton Simpson
Grand River
Dublin
John MacNeill
Sinn Fein Volunteers
Brusati
Europe
John S. Mosby
John S, Mosby
Skeffington
Bowen Cathorpe
F. Skeffington
Liebknecht
Coomhagen
Karl Liebknecht
Memphis
Tenn
House
James W. Gerard
Nelson
Detroit
Mich
Battling Nelson
D. Albert
Perrell
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chihuahua City
Mex
Jover
J. William White
Surecon
Gen
Herlin
Exchange Telegraph Company
N. M
Candelario Cer*vantes
Juan Beaucome
Namiquipa
Taylor, Jr
State Public Utilities Commission
Chiicago
Griedenau
Amsterdam
Cartanza
New Note
Miss Eugenia Bankhead
British Shell
Troy
Cornelia Ferguson
Noank
Conn
Robert Palmer & Sons Shipbuilding Company
Charles W. Morge
Korga
Baltic
Lubeck
Paraze
McNeill
Cornell
Ithaca
N.Y
Cayuga Lake
Princeton
Yale
Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Sheri Sami Munn
Nevada County
Felix Gilmore
Prescott
Arkadelphia
Gilmore
Cuyahoga
Mercy
Chamber of the
House of Representatives
State House
Addine County
Cowen
3Ms
Siste Wighway
Adams County
West Union
Peebles
Portsmouth
A Preme Court
Hamilton County Court of Appeals
Cincinnat
Assisant
Saul Zielenks
City of
Cincinnati
Charles A. Groom
the Industris Commission
Elna French
Sandusky
Elizabeth Zinder
Bucyrus
Home Guards of America
American Insurance Union
William A. Marker
Home Guards
Marker
Markets
Ohio National Guard
B. F. Goodrich Co
Henson Turner
F. W. Fauver
Turner
Goodrich Co
Bert B. Buckley
Dayton
Lloyd State
Lie Supreme Court
Herman Wessell
Hamilton County
Louis J. Taber
Ohio State Grange
State University Grange
State College of Agriculture
Etx
State University
Camb
W. H Walker
W. Donahey
Auchor
Hall
Othe
Cinecinmati
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