Congress to Quit at End of Week
Washington expects adjournment next Saturday as Congress aims to dispose of farm relief and other measures this week The plan hinges on Senate passage of the hill and the house coop marketing bill with a substitute favored by farm leaders and President Coolidge approval sought for a quick end to the session.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Rivers and Harbors Hill
Coolidge
Senate Agriculture Committee
Madden
Appropriations Committee
The Shopping Works of Blue Monday
Quality Market and Grocery promotes shopping ease with telephone ordering and same satisfaction as in store. Offers lunch dinner and tomorrow's breakfast ideas with plentiful suggestions for patrons.
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Blue Monday
Probing Primary Campaign Finances To Be Continued
The Senate campaign funds committee will continue a full probe of the Winois Illinois Pennsylvania and national dry campaigns after Congress adjourns with hearings likely in Chicago. The inquiry targets charges against Frank J. Smith and others over large expenditures and alleged contributions amid the 1916 18 political battles for control of the Senate and governor races.
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Washington
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Congress
Chicago
Senate
Cartway
Arkansas
McKinley
Mlingis
Frank J. Smith
State Utilities Committee
Smith
Illinois
Alien F. Moore
E. H. Rollins and Sons
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
William S. Mare
Pepper
Mc. T. U
George W. Woodruff
Keystone State
William B. Wright
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Anti-Saloon League
Westerville
Ohio
League
William J. Stayton
Wayne BR. Wheeler
Couny
Posse Seeks Thugs In West Virginia After Moonshine Shootout
In West Virginia near Richmond a dawn hunt by 25 state policemen failed to locate Tom Spence and alleged moonshiners after a shooting that wounded a deputy prohibition agent, a state trooper, and a boy during a patrol clash. The injured were hospitalized in serious condition as bloodhounds searched the rugged mountains.
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West Virginia
Richmond
W. Va
James Lowe
Albert Cunningham
Tom Spence
Rey
Tack Spence
Ted
Vital human problems discussed in Helena pulpits yesterday
Reports from Helena churches describe sermons on life storms and resilience. Rev John F Robertson of Duluth urged storms as tests of the soul, while Rev James Elvin spoke on life’s imperilment and the need for brakes in modern life.
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Helena
Storms of Life sermon at St Pauls Methodist
Rev John F Robertson preached on The Storms of Life from Luke 8 24 26 at St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church Helena and contrasted storms in life with Christ calming the seas. He cited Duluth Galilee and San Francisco disasters to illustrate faith tested, storm proofing, growth through adversity, and redemptive potential.
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John F. Robertson
Perman
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Helena
Duluth
Galilee
Dr. Robertson
Helens
Endian Methodist Episcopal Church of
Merily
James Elvin
First Congregational Church
Fresbyterian Church
David J. Donnan
Newman H. Burdick
Tennyson
Arthur Hallam
Stephen
Savanarole
Socrates
Lincoln
Christ
Helena the Beautiful
Hes Bay
Warthquake
San Francisco
Elvin Urges Four Wheel Brakes for Life
Rev. James Elvin preached at the First Congregational Church on spiritual perils and protections. He urged four wheel spiritual brakes: absolute surrender to God, deliberate practice of God’s presence, associate with friends of God, and making life a great mission to renew faith and moral courage.
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James Elvin
First Congregational Church
Friends of
God
Meaning of Prayer Explored in Church Discussion
The Presbyterian church hosted a talk by Rev. David J. Donnan on the true aim of prayer. He argued prayer should seek God's will over personal desire and note that intelligent asking follows understanding of real need.
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Presbyterian Church
David J. Donnan
Cba
Mr. Donnan
God
Christ
Prayer and young progress at Broadwater church event
A Congregational church program notes a drama and swimming tests as 49 children under Mrs Wadleigh Marsh and Mrs James Kelvin progress with a play Queen Esther. An exhibition of progress and a sale are planned with a joint effort by the children and teachers.
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Wadleigh Marsh
James Kelvin
Broadwater
Queen Esther
Congregational Church
Vacation Bible School Enrollments Rise At Congregational Church
Over AX children enroll in summer program under Congregational church auspices. Flood reports note Elba and Oder rivers ceasing to rise. Magdeburg fire abating slowly as President Von Teidenbure allocates 200000 marks from Winapedia funds for flood relief.
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Over AX
Vacation Bible School
Het
The
Congregational Church
Berlin
Elba
Oder
Magdeburg
von Teidenbure
Jailed in Hungary for Wheat Market Swindle
Budapest authorities arrested Emil Bacher and Oscar Fabry, executives of Victoria Milling and Concordia Milling, for overspeculation in Chicago wheat that cost stockholders over 7 million dollars. Bacher admitted unauthorized trading, contributing to the firms’ bankruptcy and Hungary’s banking crisis.
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Budapest
Hungary
Chicago
Victoria Milling Comepany
Concordia Milling Comepany
Emil Bacher
Oscar Fabry
Bacher
Thingary
France
Victoria Milling Company
Minnesota cities prepare for royal visit by Sweden's prince and princess
Four Minnesota cities Winona Red Wing St Paul and Minneapolis plan two day reception events for the crown prince and princess of Sweden. Committees have worked weeks to arrange befitting welcomes as the royal party tours the state in a set order.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Sweden
Winona
Red Wing
St. Paul
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