Merger Efforts Under Way For Presbyterian Churches
Cincinnati May 21 AP Further steps toward unifying all churches with Presbyterian governance were approved by the 142nd general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the U S A The Church Co operation and Union department drafted a plan for union with the United Presbyterian Church the Reformed Church in America and other reform groups The assembly instructed a report back at next year s meeting Southern representatives indicated no immediate move to merge with the Presbyterian Church in the United States while their branch maintains separate assembly and government
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Cincinnati
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
United Presbyteriant Church
Reformed Church
America
South
United States
Allan
Counties Draw May Motor Vehicle Revenue Totals
May licensing money collected from car and truck owners yields a statewide sum of 116,821.75 with Lewis and Clark County receiving 4,047.28 and Silver Bow retaining 12,107.95 as part of the county allocations under state law. The registrar of motor vehicles Warton Middiston reports the funds and distributions and the article notes the continuation on page 4.
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Mtata
Reatetrar
Warton Middiston
Wee
Stata
Lewis and Clark
Silver Bow
Una
Johnny Hines Faces Trial Over Car Drunk Charge
In Los Angeles on May 31 AP reports film comedian Johnny Hines will face a jury trial June 26 in municipal court on charges of being drunk in an automobile. His attorney Henry Willis will pursue a cream puff defense claiming they ate cream puffs at a party. police say a woman companion was present when arrested after a stop.
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Los Angeles
Johnny Hines
Will
Io Municipal Court
Henry MN. Willis
Linen
Nationalist China harassed by banditti in May 91
Shanghai reports the Rationalist Government under pressure from the Northern Alliance in Monan and bandit and Communist forces ravaging several provinces. Communications from the Honan battle front were silenced as rebels fought government troops trying to overthrow Chang Kai-Shek in Nanking. Date given as May 9.
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Shanghai
Monan
Honan
Chang Kai-Shek
Ude
That- Us
McKelvie to Quit Farm Board Not Run for Senate
Lincoln May 31 Lincoln Westover McKelvie a member of the Federal Farm Board announced he would resign from that assignment but would not be a candidate for the United States Senate from Nebraska. He said plans would take two or three months and emphasized he would not enter any Senate or other political overtures. He cited work on Krayp marketing development as his focus before leaving the board.
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Ber
Federal Farm Boar
United States Acnaia
Nebraska
McKelvie
Hfe
Krayp
Fia Deelafan
Joovar
Mekel
Lin
Chiang Terestz
Captain Page Sets Air Race Record in Marine Trophy
Captain Arthur Page, leading Marines, set a 164.08 mph record to win the Gry Curtlay Marine Trophy. Lieutenant D. W. Harrigan earned the Ingalla Trophy for top rating percentage, and Lieut. J. B. Dyer won the observation plane race at 146.41 mph. The Torpedo plane pilot Lieut. A. Storrs averaged 118.72 mph, with battles among three contenders as engine heat forced one plane to catch fire.
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Washington
Arthur Page
D. W. Harrigan
J. B. Dyer
Findnh
Wieut
A. Y. Storrs
Page
Torpedo Ieee
J. E. Beck
Lila Plang
TD. Guinn
Oklahoma Mob Slays Black Man in Chickasha Riot
In Chickasha Oklahoma May 31 a mob of over 1000 men attacked a jail where Henry Argo 19 faced charges for confronting a white woman. He died after being shot and stabbed as National Guard units protected the scene. Six guardsmen were hurt and residents awaited further action as authorities moved to restore order.
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Chickasha
Okla
Henry Argo
Southwest
Nors
Grady County
jJatl
National Guard Amen
Oklahom City
Earthquake Shakes Tokyo Area With No Casualties
A temblor centered in the Pacific east of Tokyo rocked a 60 mile radius of the city today. The quake lasted 25 minutes starting at 2 40 a.m. and was felt by residents for six to seven minutes. No casualties or major damage were reported as frightened people fled their homes in Tokyo and nearby communities.
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Tokyo
Missing lioness returns to cage after long absence
The missing African lioness Patricia returned to her cage today at the zoo after an all night absence. Officials reported the animal had slipped an observed into her open cage in the park during the incident.
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Fly
New
Prineras Patricia
Pyely Prk
Weather Outlook for Northern Rocky Mountain Week
Weather outlook for the week shows unsettled conditions with weak disturbances and occasional showers. Temperatures are generally below normal in the northern portion and mostly above normal near the divide.
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Rocky Mountain
Worl
Divide
Failure of States to Cooperate Hampers Prohibition Enforcement
Washington May 1 AP report quotes Profitition Gommeleyrer Borser as saying cooperation between states and federal authorities is vital to enforcing prohibition. He argues states share concurrent obligations under the 18th and related amendments, citing New York City police ties and officials resisting federal enforcement. He notes prohibition started before the 18th and was enforced by 22 states, with local option in 16 others, totaling millions under the Volstead Act and prohibitions across jurisdictions. Continued on Page 7.
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Washington
Profitition Gommeleyrer Borser
Conmieto
Duran
Doran
United States
Dev
Indians adopt Big Chief Kerr at powwow in Power Site
Poison, May 41 AP Here as a representative of Rocky Mountain Power Co to receive congratulations of western Montana citizens for federal approval of the Flathead river power site plans Frank M Kerry of Butte VP GM was adopted into the Kootenai Indian tribe The ceremony drew tribal leaders power company officials and local businessmen and women from western Montana
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Poison
Rocky Mountain Power Company
Western
Montana
Flathead River
Frank M. Kerry
Butte
Kootenai
Larson Beef Contract for Guardsmen Award
Walter Tarson of the Montana Meal Company emerges as the principal bidder in a beef contract for the guardsmen. The report notes a bid focus on prime beef and related supply details amid a broader procurement discussion, with references to multiple firms and regional suppliers.
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Larson
Walter Tarson
Montana Meal Company
Elena Packers
Wak
Tony
Bert
Leedine
Mintiana
Tarren
Solaives
Vnnann Parking Company
Bitte
Tornado Ravages Wagon Mound Killing One and Injuring Fourteen
An AP report from Wagon Mound New Mexico details a tornado that devastated about two thirds of the village. One 18 year old, Alfred Holbrook, was killed and fourteen others injured. Injured residents include Charles Glent WNJ curiat, W. C. Almpeon camp owner, Mrs Bimpoon, Carson Runchez, Miss Cura A Edwardsley, Mrs DM Breer, Mrs Jong Kneiman, Wroyd Kroeger and Charles Nolsut among others. The storm caused extensive property damage and disrupted travel to nearby states.
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Wagon Mound
N. M
Maych
Alfred Holbrook
Caarles Glent
Paterson
WN. J
Tex
W.¢. Almpeon
W. C. Bimpoon
Carson Runchez
Santa Jo Railroad
Misa Cura A. Dwardsley
Mra
DM. Breer
Los An- Felex
Colorado Springs
Hoth
Wroyd Kroeger
Charles Nolsut
Ad Ilowe
Ameco Casualties Abate After Fishing Tragedy
Santa Monica May 31 AP The Ameco capsized with at least 16 missing and 52 survivors after a day of deep sea fishing off Santa Monica Bay. Bodies recovered six reports indicate three found, extensive search continues. Captured by wreckage, investigators probe cause while Shore boats rescue survivors and officials consider extortion and mob links in separate reports.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Santa Monica Bay
William Lighttool
Alittan
Rania Molen
Amsco
Freedom
N. A. Law
Berch
Six Die in French Rail Wreck Near Montereau Station
Six passengers died and about thirty were injured when the latest Paris to Lyon Marseille train wrecked near Montereau France. Four coaches derailed and were demolished as the train neared the station.
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Montereau
France
Graf Safe at Lakehurst After Tempestuous Voyage
The German airship Graf Zeppelin, after a perilous sea voyage, arrived at Lakehurst to a fleet welcome. Damaged rear engine struts were strapped by crew, but officials deem the damage not serious as repairs proceed.
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Graf
Lakehurst
Lakehutat
Ite
Amigma
Zeppelin
Arene
Atelantic
Knataro
Enoch Arden Again Faces Complicated Wives Tale
A fragmentary report describes Anthony Andrzelewak from Poland claiming remarriage after two wives and a son, then a war separation. He learns his first wife remarried. an annulment is planned while he vows never to abandon his son.
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Buttnin
Ni Y
Anthony
Anethony
United States Army
Mikwire
Ron
sPolled
United States
Roe
Santly Havecalved Ward
Enoch Arden
Han
Mexico May Proposes Wheat Tariff to Protect Local Producers
Mexico City reports the agriculture lobbying group submitted nine proposals to the finance department seeking a tariff on wheat. The move aims to protect Mexican producers.
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Mexico City
Noxtean
Loby
Tuntoma Department
Mexicen
German War Pilot Killed in New York
Long Beach New York May 31 Blouwerex Stollwerck a former German WWI pilot believed drowned when his plane plunged about 2000 feet into the ocean off Tide Hoa Whew dhn. The craft reportedly dove from 3000 feet, the cabin wreckage sank quickly and Coast Guards failed to recover the body. Stollwerck, about 40, was employed by the Avian Alre Dang corporation of New York.
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Long Beach
N. Y
Ay Kitt F
Blouwerex
Plana
Xomon
Quiekly Sik
Stollwerck
Avian Alre Dang Corporation of
New York
Nine men rounded up for attack on Utah woman
Salt Lake City May 11 Nine men were held in the city in connection with the attack and robbery of Keanehe Price 32 at a resort in parmint on Utah last night. Police arrested the ring in two hotels here. Price was beaten and robbed leaving the resort while a $4500 diamond ring and an additional diamond ring were taken. She suffered a concussion and multiple injuries but regained consciousness hours later and was treated in a hospital.
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Oklahoma National Guard
Massiles
Skinner
Hite
University of Oklahoma Hospital
Oklahoma City
Bkinner
Lorder
Salt Lake Cmy
Keanehe
Parmington
Utah
Ring Pernons
Ming Frice
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