Methodist Leaders Debate War Policy and Missionary Exclusion
The Me thodist Episcopal church conference in Spring Mass debated war in self defense and the Japanese exclusion policy. Leaders urged withdrawing missionaries from Japan and supported a world court, with a plan for a world conference of churches on war policies. Reverend Mills announced Bishop Lester Smith will succeed Charles Westey Burns in Helena, and noted Smith’s prior ministry in Detroit.
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Stona Isadel
Las Mts
Gongresa
Moltard Taird Amir
Vertland
Oreiter
Panifie Christan Advouste
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hig Cowntey
Har dJeanard
Mila
Japan
Washington
United States
FG Sapanase
Uis
Mills
Ela
Work Court of International Justice
Churchen
Mie Wortsear
Gr. Mitts
Ilkes
Bishon
Lester Smith
Helena
Charles Westey Burns
San Francisco
Smit
Central Church
Detroit
Elena
Dunegalore
India
Japs Here are to be Sent Home
A wartime crowd at a public holiday witnessed a ceremony and a cheer for removal of Japanese residents. Officials attended with maudlin speeches and flag displays as estimates placed the number involved or affected at around 190,000, while political turmoil and calls for isolation dominated the scene.
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Nayeed Wien
Tisina
Crouse
Fey
Wedisberg
TislAny Peated
Husur Atian
Whkel
Jaen Fe
Ashortation
Mts
Waki Paibrikat
Frayne
Ortehi
Cann Survives After Neck Fractures At Barrett Hospital
Dick Cann was discharged from Barrett Hospital Wednesday after injuries from a horse incident a month ago. He suffered a broken neck and other fractures but is believed to recover. his condition followed weeks of medical care and a plaster cast for a torso injury.
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Agnorjalyd
Dillon
Dick Cann
Barrett
Dell
Tin
Austin
Chas
Full Story of Murder Now Bared
Details emerge from a confession by Lenpold and Richard Lock regarding the kidnap and slaying of a boy named Pranks. The youths describe plans to extort money, luring a messenger, and staged routes with bank accounts and false identities. Evidence includes a staged ransom letter, driving routes, and the disposal of the body in a culvert.
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Ceet Vansnin
Lenpold
Richard Lock
Crowe
Aida
Chen Thay
Che
Vicki
Robert Miike
Richard War Age
Hint Ang
Alebunrred
Leopoll
Vunieasion Panl
Gov Tole Lim
Robert
Tegeswiek
George Tahuson
Richard
Ishore
Mechigan City
Tule
Yin
Tim
Yee
Richard T
Aly Ballard
Mr. Thallard
Levinson
Wbiluct
Trstead
Wer
Uhe
Toart Prairie
Usey
de Birt
Conttession
Ransons
Contessini
WSS
Tia Ata
Jatar
Lely
Fire Flares Up Across Vicksburg Government Meet
Fire broke out at several sites near Vicksburg during a government meeting causing alarm. Officials say the blaze threatened the destruction of the entire complex and valued property was estimated around 1,000,000 dollars.
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Presa
Vickaburg
Miss. Jone
Waillees
Vicksburg
Ware
State official aims to crack down on hospital abuses
The Montana Attorney General vows action after reports of improper care at Warm Springs asylum. A state board investigation cites eleven operations performed under questionable consent. Authorities seek enforcement to stop degrading treatment and safeguard patients.
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Gu Tite
State of
Montana
State Board of Bug Cities
Beiaise
Adolmen to Employ Fulltime Secretary in Wool Group
The executive committee named Mobeni Veloui chair and others as officers for the reorganization of the National Wool Growers Association. Costs of sheep production were highlighted as high, with calls to support producers to sustain business while markets improve. Feeding and range conditions were reported as variable across Montana and neighboring counties, noting drought impacts and alfalfa yields.
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George K Revers
Craig
Berg
Lenvens Deter Pauls
Deer Lodges
B. Coal
Townsend
TL Michard
Helena
Faye Vountis
Davis
Vourpany
Bert
Waris
Dacig
O. Sebway
Dilton
Caniitio
Thaverhear
J. A. Caemehael
Anguistar
Lewis and Clark County
Ubbard
Clark
Math Staff
National Wool Warehouse
Stor
Vic Compirliy
Chicago
Ipatielice
Conrigie
Teapot Dome report critiques oil leases and bids
A sweeping report condemns Teapot Dome oil leases to Sinclair and Doheny as uncompetitive and wasteful. It laments secret negotiations, calls the royalty and construction terms improper, and urges competitive bidding with strict oversight, citing alleged abuses by officials and private interests.
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Doheny
Senate
T. 3
Wali
Montana
Warding
Interior Department
X Park
Congress
Vida Daley
Sinclair
Talis New Mexico
Sineclair
Pall
Viner
Desby
Theavy Oppartmant
Wne
Sthetale
Repord
Edward GK. Mcfean
Fie
United States
Teapot Dome
Seaboard
Batt
Linteny
Ivim
Peart Arbor
Naval Oil Reserve Number 1
Doltony
Leary Faces Criminal Charge Amid Conspiracy Claims
A murky report details alleged conspiracies involving Stack Rainst Chat company and The Pioneer company. Sinclair and others allegedly arranged payments totaling 239000 dollars with 760000 promised, amid rival newspaper clashes. The piece touches on legal actions, drainage debates, and Harding era criticisms, citing U S officials and responses by the Department of Justice.
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Pioneer Company
Curl Sinclair
Winging
Sinclair
Udisler Wright
Soreed
Vpan
Taner Oil Company
California
Harding
Department Pyustice
Uneat Reserve
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