Presbyterians Face Heavy Issues at 71st Assembly
The 71st session of the Presbyterian Church in the United States convenes amid 92 overtures including withdrawing from the Federal Council of Churches over birth control, and a merger clash with other Presbyterian groups plus salary cuts for assembly staff. Nearby in San Sebastian, armed troops patrol streets as labor unrest persists after a strike that left six dead and 24 wounded.
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Assembly selects moderator to succeed Currie in Texas
Rock Ir was authored by Rev Dr W M McPheeters from Decatur Ga The opening business of the assembly was to choose a moderator to replace Rev Dr T W Currie from Austin Texas This brief notes the leadership change at the gathering and points to the regional origins of the participants.
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W. M. McPheeters
Decatur
T. W. Currie
Ustin
Texas
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Liquor feud ends fatally in Idaho shooting
Boise May 28 1930s Sheriff Wilson described the bootlegging feud clash as the motive in the fatal shooting of Bird Billings and critical wounding of Frank Wallace. Thomas P Burnside surrendered nearby after the gunfire. Willam Brown testified Burnside hid behind a stump as shots rang out. Hamrick, tied by Billings and Wallace earlier, escaped and has not been seen since.
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Willam Brown
Billings
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Bine
8. S. Hamrick
Hamrick
Wallace
Body of Wealthy Landlord Strangled Found in Chicago
Samuel Bloom, 65, a wealthy owner of apartment houses, was found murdered in his Chicago home last night. Police consider burglars responsible, one being a woman, with a small cord as the likely weapon. A small sum Bloom had with him when last seen by his son Alexander was missing.
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Hunt Car In Which Boy Disappeared
Two women and two men reported to have driven away with Benjamin Lamong Jr six, who vanished yesterday. Police sought the quartet who allegedly headed toward Pittsburgh. The boy, living with his father in Punxsutawney, has separated parents. his mother lives in Steubenville Ohio.
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Benjamin
Lamong
Pittsburgh
Steubenville
Briand Pays Tribute To Paul Doumer In Paris Chamber
Aristide Briand defended his foreign policy and paid tribute to Paul Doumer, who defeated him for president. He denied leading left groups and cited his resignation as proof of neutrality, insisting peace is the aim and recounting Geneva negotiations. He urged adversaries to offer an alternative method to preservation of peace.
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Aristinde Briand
Chamber of Deputies
Paul Doumer
Jas
Franklin Bouillon
Briand
Frankin-Bouillon
Geneva
France
Impeachment Recommendation for Governor Horton
Nashville May 28 The special legislative committee reports impeachment charges against Governor Henry H Horton. John Tipton says articles of impeachment are being prepared and will be reported to the House. Administration forces claim enough votes to defeat the charges when presented. The committee cites constitutional authority but withholds specific charges.
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Henry H. Horton
House
John Tipton
House of Representatives
Tennessee
West Virginia committees critique governor over state affairs
A majority report from a state investigation committee accuses the governor of allowing personal friends to influence state actions for their gain. In Fairmont, Van A. Bittner of the United Mine Workers said Continental CoalCo signed a closed shop pact. miners at Sands mine returned to work and Brock mine is set to resume Monday. In Huntington, the 17th annual West Virginia Laundry Owners Association convened with welcomes from W S Rosen heldt and remarks from D W Corbin and E E Jewett.
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Continental Coal Company
Sands
Brock
Scott's Run
West Virginia
Judge will deny harsher sentence request in Graves case
Valparaiso ind may 28 judge grant crumpacker said he would deny any request for a heavier sentence for Virgil Kirk tied to the death of Arlene Graves. Kirk is serving one to ten years at Pendleton reformatory.
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Ind
Grant Crumpacker
Virgil Kirkland
Pendleton Reformatory
Arlene Graves
Gary
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