Union Service of CE Society Sunday Evening
An account of a large union Christian Endeavor meeting at the Christian Church on East Main Street. The program featured a choir, an address by Ad Heltp of Weston, and remarks on church unity, forgiveness, and the aim of uniting denominations. Officers were elected for the ensuing year including E. A Hinkle president and Susan Sayre secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Christian Enner Societies
Christian Church
East Main Street
Sociattles
Union
A. & Reese
United Brethren Church
Teese
C. D. Payne
Ad -Heltp
Weston
Sentinel
E. A Hinkle
William Shafferman
Frederica Koelz
Susan Sayre
W Nono Beall
Industrial disputes ease in weekly labor report
Washington reports a drop in industrial disputes with only two controversies brought to the department of labor this week, down from seven and eight in prior weeks. The tally now lists twenty-one strikes and seventy-seven controversies awaiting settlement, and three labor disputes were added during the week.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Department
Head torn off by explosion of big engine.
A massive boiler explosion at a railroad yard shattered windows and killed W. B. Kramer instantly while injuring J. C. Kelso and Frank Lake. Engine 7210 ruptured the boiler during water refill as injector started, wrecking the tank end of a carpenter shop and blowing apart walls. Kelso, Lake, and others were treated. Kramer, a new watchman, died at the scene. his body sent to Jersey City.
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Cumberland
Peach
W. B. Kramer
J. C. Kelso
Frank Lake
Alleghenies
Tenongah Division
Kramer
Kelso
Lake
Gavianelyan
J. ©. Kelso
State balks at the debt payment in Virginia bond dispute
Charleston WV December 29 the board of public works met to delay the 675000 due January 1 on the Virginia debt pending negotiations over debt beneficiaries. They rejected discussion, citing risk of sectional tensions. The delay hinges on whether bonds are sold on the market and six months given to Virginia debt commission for distribution. State treasurer says postponement could save about 100000 as bonds carry 2 1 percent interest.
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Neuskt
Ohio
Prom
Fogether
Charleston
W. Va
Board of Public Works
Virginia
West Virginia
New York City
Virginia Debt Commission
Teasurer Johnson
Pair confesses they killed Brooklyn girl
Ian Kelley and Emma Robinson, both Negroes from Brooklyn New York, were arrested in Newark New Jersey on suspicion of involvement in the murder of Catherine Dunn, the hours maid at the home of Clarence H M Clark in Brooklyn. District Attorney Lewis said he would seek grand jury indictments for murder in the first degree against Kelley and accessory against Robinson. Extratitions and formalities will be pursued once indictments are returned.
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Old Church
Iig
Gog
Chestian Endeavor
John
Jesus
God
Janes
Oman
St . Les
Chicago
Church of God
Pat
Mike
Ana da
Orance Judd
L. W. Heinlein
Liewport
Nave Toon
West Wathingon
Newark
N. J
Ian Kelley
Emma Robinson
Brooklyn
Havin
Catherine Dunn
Clarence MH. Clark
Lewis
King’s County
Kelley
Robinson
New Jersey
Prohibition Officer on Trial for Murder Today
William C. Hall, a prominent prohibition inspector, goes on trial in Manassas Virginia amid expected jury delays and widespread opposition. Demonstrations and cautious precautions mark the proceedings as deputies face arraignment in Winchester.
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Prohibition
Manassas
Duculty
William C. Hall
Hall
Winchester
Focal
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Union Service OF CE. Society
Mink
Payne
Isich
Kuowlin
Say Joquin Valley
California
Grheol Cless
San Francisc
Denon
Dapon
Peter Carright
Lincoln
Agnostcs
Mr. Lincoln
Peter Cartright
M. E. Church
South
Parkersburg
Order of Things
Lord Jesus Christ
Nazarene
Hachitera
Virglsta
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