Revere God or Meet Defeat Warns America
A joint Episcopal report warns that America will decay without reverence for God. It cites home life and morals, condemns birth control, and urges Christian training to prevent societal dissolution. The document, presented to the Portland convention, cites Lambeth Conference cautions and stresses marital purpose and procreation.
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New York
America
Beane
Joint Commission On
Episcopal Church
Portland
Oregon
Germany
United States
Episcopal General Convention
Charles Noyes Tyndell
T. D
Williamsport
Pame
Lambeth Conference of Bishops
London
William R. Moreland
William R. Moreland, D.D
Sacramento
Ridney Catlin Partridge
D. P
West Missouri
David Lincoln Ferris
D. D
Western
Walter Taylor Sumper
Charten Finke
Central New York
Ravin
Lane
Lov An
Notable figures in Maryland cow geles case and associates
Maryland's Best Cow geles lists Rev. E. 8. Travers D. D. of Pittsburgh, Robert A. Woods, Clinton Rogers Woodruff, Jas. M. Boll and Frank Spittle among connected names. The fragment names several individuals tied to the case, indicating a lineup of persons linked to the matter.
Blizzard and Mooney Win Nomination in West Virginia
In Charleston, results from outlying county districts confirm William Blizzard and Fred Mooney, both United Mine Workers officials, will secure the Republican nomination for the house of delegates. Mooney placed third among 24 candidates with 3,222 votes, Blizzard fifth with 2,076. Blizzard, noted for a Logan County treason case, was recently acquitted. Mooney faces a separate treason charge slated for late summer or early fall.
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Charleston
W. Va
William Blizzard
Fred Mooney
United Mine Workers
House of Delelegates
Mooney
Amon
Blizzard
Fith
Charleston Gazette
Blizaard
Chales Town
Logan County
Jefferson County
Jefferson Court
Jerseys Boost WV Dairy Testing To Track Merits
After three years of no official Jersey testing in West Virginia, several cow testing associations encouraged dairymen to begin register of merit work. Now 12 Jersey breeders have cows on official yearly test and new state records emerge. N C Lane of Shepherdstown leads with Love's Golden Fern posting 574 pounds butter fat and 10 200 pounds milk in the mature class, with a notable last six months outpacing the first half. The cow was milked three times daily for the first two months on test.
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West Virginia
N.C. Lane
Shepherdstown
France Leads World in Reduction of the Military Expenditures
Paris reports France leads in proportionate military budget cuts despite safety obligations. The memo shows 1913-14 war budget up 390 percent, while 1922 expenditures rose due to Rhine garrison and other duties. Other nations show varied increases, including Japan 290 percent and Britain 181 percent.
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Paris
France
Associated Press
Japan
Spain
Norway
Great Britain
United States
Sweden
Holland
Denmark
Switzerland
Rhine
Minta Canning
Fairfarm
Aporgan
Lenroot Upsets Plan of Action on Tariff Bill
Senator Lenroot of Wisconsin disrupted GOP and DEM plans for a final Tariff Bill vote by refusing to sign a compromise that would allow major policy changes to pass without debate, delaying the expected August vote.
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Lenroot
Washington
Wisconsin
Soin
Global military outlays by power on gold standard
Memorandum lists annual expenditures of five great powers. United States six billion one hundred million, Great Britain four billion three hundred million, Japan one hundred eighty billion, France one billion eight hundred twenty three million, Italy nine hundred seventy million.
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United States
Great Britain
Japan
France
Itay
Existence of Lutheran Day Schools Threatened
Omaha, Neb. Aug. 2 The existence of Lutheran day schools is threatened. Prof. F W C Jesse of Seward Neb spoke at the thirtieth international convention of the Walther League. He urged defense against opposition noting the schools are efficient and patriotic. Teachers are American citizens and should emphasize loyalty to the United States while keeping pace with times.
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Omaha
Neb
F. W.c. Jesse
Seward
Walther League
Evangelical Lutheran Synodical Conference
Josie
United States
Deadly Gunman Slays Two in Last Battle
Walter Castor, pursued since June, killed detective Ernest Gable and himself after shooting Walter Bailey and Mrs. Robert Castor in the home of his mother Minnie Castor in San Francisco. Detective Dinan led the pursuit, with Gable dying of head wounds and Bailey fatally struck in the heart. Mrs. Castor dodged into a bedroom as the gunman attempted to flee.
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San Francisco
Cal
Walter Castor
Anna
Timothy Bailey
Wilkens
Robert Castor
Minnie Castor
Ernest Gable
Castor
Dinan
Dinan, Induced Mrs. Castor To Take Them To the Home of His Mother. Walter Castor
Bailey
Gabel
Riehl
Axtor
Sweee
Pinan
Van
Dinan Ani
Little Miss Bought For 30 Dollars In Court
Chicago story recalls a domestic relations court case where five year old Marie Hakker was valued at 30 dollars after her guardians paid a board bill. The judge authorized the payment and Marie was placed with Mrs John Kenny of Renue Minnesota as a daughter in her household. The narrative describes the sensational auction-like approach by guardians to settle debts and the family dynamics surrounding Marie's fate.
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Roy Gibbons
Chicago
Marie Hakker
Marie
Bill
John Kenny
Renue
Minn
Hold- Riehl
Dinan
Castor
Keny
Mrs. Kenny
Marie Barkor
Mrs. Join KE
Morgan asks counties to ease up levy
Governor Morgan urged West Virginia county courts to levy only what is absolutely necessary for efficient public administration. He backed the state tax commissioner's valuation program, saying it has boosted taxable property values and helped equalize the tax burden without triggering local government extravagance. He emphasized strict economy and a reduced levy approach across counties.
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Charleston
Morgan
West Virginia
Walte
Hattanan
Central Competitive Field coal wage conference outlook
A.P. reports mixed canvases from coal operators in the Central Competitive Field. Ohio districts show limited attendance at the Monday Cleveland meeting called by John L. Lewis, while Pittsburgh Vein Operators’ Association forecasts 75 to 80 percent Ohio representation. Some operators expect near total Ohio turnout and sizable attendance from western Pennsylvania and Indiana, with Illinois and Missouri showing fair-to-moderate presence.
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Chicago
A.P
Ohio
Cleveland
John L. Lewis
Miners’ Union
Michael Gallagher
Pittsburgh Vein Operators’ Association
Pittsburgh
No. 8
United Mine, Workers of America
Western Pennsylvania
Indiana
Tlinois
Ex Kaiser Receives German Reparations and Loot
The ex Kaiser has already received from Germany nearly 100000000 marks and valuable property, including gold and silver plate, as part of postwar settlements.
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Germany
Poetry editor slams movies as stifling art in America
Harriet Monroe, editor of Poetry and advocate of revolutionary art, says films set the artistic standard too low and suppress spiritual uplift. She argues America risks drying up culturally, criticizes standardized expression, and calls for local mini galleries and experimental theatres in small towns to nurture budding writers and actors.
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Chicago
Harriet
Monroe
America
Miss Monroe
Malone Woman Denies She Has An Attorney
Malone of Fairmont West Virginia denies hiring counsel or wanting release. Baltimore County State's Attorney H Courtney Jenifer plans to oppose efforts to free Carmella Malone from Towson Jail as a witness in the Belle Lemon murder case. Monteleone claims to represent her. she says she knows no lawyer and wishes to stay jailed until the case ends. The Saturday hearing is expected to reveal further developments.
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Baltimore
H. Courtney Jenifer
Baltimore County
Carmella Malone
Fairmont
W. Va
Towson
Belle Lemon
Malone
Leith
Baltimore City
Joseph Monteleone
Monteleone
Lemon
Jenifer
Bell Burial on His Estate
The body of Alexander Graham Bell will be laid to rest this evening from his mountain home where he lived for thirty five years. Interment will be in a granite tomb atop the mountain on the Bell estate. Clarence Thorn of Ginde Rum was among locals taking advantage of good weather to shop in Grafton.
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Mountain Home
Sydney
Alexander Graham Bell
Reinn Brheagh Mountain
Munget
Hell Estate
Clarence Thorn
Ginde Rum
Grafton
Coal supply crisis in Pittsburgh mills looms
In Pittsburgh in August 11 mills of the Youngstown Steel district report coal on hand to last about 28 days under current demand. Five blast furnaces were shut this week and open hearth production fell. Tin mills and pipe smite operations felt the impact, though the extent remains unclear.
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Pittsburgh
Youngstown Steel
Sutherland Leads Ogden By 5915 Votes In Primary Returns
Charleston W Va Aumid related returns from the primary election show United States Senator Howard Sutherland leading Ogden by 5915 votes with 18 percent of precincts reporting mostly rural areas. Totals for other Republican senatorial candidates and early Democratic winners are listed, with many districts unopposed and incomplete county results.
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Charleston
W. Va
Tate
United States
Howard Sutherland
Sutherland
H.C. Ogden
Lingeln
Repul
Lilly
Edwards
Jona
Mre
Brown
Hagus
High- Mand
Marsh
Baker
Warden
Paull
Yoke
Leonard
McCoy
Suddarth
Cada
McClusky
Ian Richards
Garden
Prestita
Highland
Ring
Nant Yoke
Lowther
Ain
Precinelas Baker
Harsman
Kown
Ryan
I Mieventh
Pi Jaco
Dorth
Sanders
Pret
Campbell
Johnson
Montgomerya
Train crew fired upon in Illinois near Carbondale
A coal train running from Paducah Kentucky to Canby Kentucky on the Illinois Central was fired upon near Carbondale Illinois. The train crew reported signs found along the rails and scattered wreckage. The incident appears connected to railroad labor unrest with scab coal hauling noted in the area.
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Carbondale
Gap
Paducah
Canby
Tinois Central
Rll
MBN
Taylor County Court Met to Canvass Returns
The Taylor county court met yesterday afternoon to canvass the primary edition returns. It found that reports first compiled at the courthouse were correct in every instance, validating the initial tally and confirming the results.
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Taylor County Court
Court House
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Blizzard and
Jers
Hudson River
William Patten
Luth
F. W. C. Jesse
Nebraska
Cent. Field
Miners
Bell
Steel Mills
Ogden
Neely
Illinois
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