Protestants press equal rights in Prussia amid Catholic gains
In Prussia protests grow as Protestants demand equal treatment with the Catholic Church after a concordat with the Vatican. Eight Protestant bodies seek broader admin liberty and state subsidies, objecting to perceived Catholic influence and state control over theological chairs. The issue dominates talk alongside tariff politics and other Washington actions.
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Prussia
Vatican
Church of Rome
Luther
Otto Braum
Evangelical Church of
Old Prussian
Lutheran Churches
Hanover
Schleswig-Holstein
Reformed Church of
Hesse-Cassel
Hesse-Nassau
Frankfurt
Waldeck
Evangelical Church
Eneral
Evangelical Synod
Tariff Debate to Be Taken Up by Senate
Senate leaders reach agreement to devote full post Christmas recess session to passing the tariff bill. Senator Watson of Indiana and Democratic-Republican coalition leaders approved the plan after a conference with President Hoover on the congressional program.
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Hoover
Congress
White House
Washington Post
Minneapolis Tribune
America
Senate Lobby Inquiry Committee
Minnesota
Senate
Smoot
Finance Committee
House
Federal Radio Commission
Senate Elections Committee
Nye
Joseph R. Grundy
Pennsylvania
William S. Ware
Supreme Court
Watson
Indiana
Independent Coalition
Burns Prove Fatal To Small Child
Edward Ray Twiggs, one year old, died after beds clothing caught fire from a carbide lamp held by his two year old brother. The incident occurred in Mincar with his parents Mr and Mrs Chester Twiggs reported as the family. Local stores advertise leather goods and novelties for Christmas at Turner's.
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Montgomery
Edward Ray Twiggs
Chester Twiggs
Mincar
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