Injunction Sought In Yeawn Heresy Case In New Orleans
In New Orleans on October 9 AP reports the US court will be asked to restrain the Episcopal House of Bishops from sentencing Rt Rev William Mangonery Yeawn for alleged heresy. Bishop Brown said he will seek an injunction to stop sentencing or stripping him of his seat before Monday next. The Episcopal Church faces a debt of about 99 000 of its 1 500 000 deficit after subscriptions partly cover.
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New Orleans
Episcopal House of Bishops
William Mangonery Yeawn
Bighop Brown
Ethelbert Talbot
Episcopal Church
United States
Brown
Joseph W. Sharth
House of Bishons
State Auto Drive Begins On Monday Enrollment Campaign
Trustees of the Montana Automobile Association approve statewide enrollment starting Monday with a temporary board led by NB Holter of Helena. F H Vander Putte of Great Falls and Charles B Power of Helena named directors. T Hammond elected treasurer. Enrollment fees set at 3 dollars with annual dues 9 fifty and 50 cent subscription for a forthcoming magazine to detail Montana scenes and outdoor life. Membership drive runs until April 1 1927 with waivers before April 1 1928. Secretary Addison K X Lusk oversees.
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Montana Automobile Association
NB. Holter
Helena
F. H. Vander Putte
Great Falls
Charles B Power
Associaon Magnane
Montana
Addison KX. Lusk
Girl Rider Hurt at Great Falls Rodeo
Mark Gibson of Have former world champion horse rider was thrown by Sunme High at a rodeo in Great Falls Ou. He suffered injuries including a wounded arm and an eye wound. Massabson suffered similar injuries. Miss Gibson later said her injuries were not serious and she planned to ride tomorrow. Dewey Smith was released from a local hospital after his mount crashed through a fence yesterday.
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Great Falls
Mark Gibson
Have
Thanpion
Sunme High
Massabson
Miss Gibson
Dewey Smith
Tam
Wolf Sentenced for Mail Fraud Returns to Prison
Chicago October 9 John W. Yton known as the Wolf of LaSalle was moved from the federal building to the railroad station on a stretcher and escorted to the Atlanta federal pen to begin a two year term for defrauding investors in a mail fraud scheme.
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Chicago
John W.yton
Wolf of
LaSalle
Avlanta Federal Penitentiary
Wolf
Federal Building
Legion Chooses McQuigg as Chief at National Convention
John R. McQuigg of East Cleveland Ohio was elected national commander of the American Legion at Omaha marking the seventh annual convention’s close. He defeated Edward Spafford and H Savage by 661 to 244 to 55. The 1926 meeting will be in Philadelphia with 1927 awarded to Watts France.
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Neb
American Legions
John R. McQuigg
East
Cleveland
Ohio
Howard & Savage
Chicago
Edward Spafford
New York
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Spafford
Savage
McQugg
Wooster College
Cleveland Grays
Olwo Engineers
Provisional Regiment of Engineers
McCluigg
Argonne
Ohie National Guard
McQuigg
American Legion
Hie
Ohio Department
Seteig
National Executive Committee
Frederick Galbraith, Jr
Melouige
D A R Marks Spot at Lolo on Which Explorers Camped
Missoula hosts a D A R dedication at Traveler's Rest marking a bronze plaque to Lewis and Clark trans‑Mississippi expedition. State officers and Miss Anne Lang of The Dalles preside as county officials accept the marker from Bitter Root chapter, with a 1920 ceremony planned.
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Missoula
Montana
Traveler's Rest
Maasoula
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Society of Montana Pioneers
Rasmussen
Helena
Qier
Cirecit Walls
Secre
Ko Dickey
Sale- Spotl
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le J Larson
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Eter
WW Meccan
Javingston
Charles Hasemore
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Gorte
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Lewis and Clark
Anne M. Lang
Dalles
Ore
Verner Caldwell
Billings
Laura Tolman Scalt
Armistead
Pioneer
Col. Clapp
The
State University
Massoula County
J. ML Keath
Bitter Root
R. I Wilbur
Board of
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J. AL .Grswold
Witte
Barbara Nelson
John MM Griswold
A. BR
Butte Father Faces Kidnapping Charges in 1919 Case
Butte dated Oct 9 report says Vincent R. Larish, ex husband of Mane R. Downs, whom he wed in France in 1919 while with the AKF, is charged with kidnapping after Downs reported he took four year old Margaret Larish to Everett Washington in defiance of an order by Judge George Bourgquin. Frances Tarish, mother of Vincent and grandparent of the child, is named a defendant in the complaint.
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Vincent R. Larish
Mane R. Downs
France
AKF
Tisisiy
Everett
Wash
Margaret Larish
George Bourgquin
Frances Tarish
Larish
Grand
Widow of Lansdowne Reiterates Her Charge
Washington Oct 9 Mrs Margaret Ross Lansdowne widow of Commander Zachary Lansdowne testifies before the naval court of inquiry arguing her husband opposed the Shenandoah mid continental flight. She cites weather conditions long legs of the flight and the untried mast as factors and says the airship should be kept for war use only and not used for commercial inland trips to show taxpayers the property.
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Washington
Margaret Ross Lansdowne
Zachary Lansdowne
Wilbur
Naval Court of Inquiry
Middle- West
Trade Board Curbs Speculators at Chicago Exchange
Chicago Oct 9 UP Revolutionary changes to the Chicago board of trade rules end a long battle over marketing methods. A rule to curb price swings and a business conduct committee to supervise trading are adopted. A mail vote for outside members is allowed. Changes gain approval from the agriculture department. other exchanges are expected to follow.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Andloa
Department of Agriculture
They're Off in Helena Y M C A Derby
Fifteen thoroughbreds contest the Red Triangle derby for a 15000 purse to aid Helena's YMCA. The race follows English rules with women jockeys, start overseen by Andy Schultz and Eugene Carroll. Officials Sam Barker, M J Nepper, Fred Melcher accompany Parker from Butte. Musical interludes and judges set the scene as handling proceeds toward a long one and a half mile test.
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Montana
Andy Schultz
Keena
Barner
Eugene Carroll
Yo M.C A
Butte
Sam Barker
Carull
M J Nepper
Fred Melcher
Butte "1
Parker
Helena
Montana Ramblers
Intermountain Unan College
Ray Church
John Sutphen
Earl
Auto Crash Leaves Man Badly Hurt in Sidney
A stalled automobile incident near Sidney during wartime light caused two adjacent tram passengers to be thrown forward. B Grinnell sustained a fractured leg and was taken to Memorial Hospital. The conductor recovered and the tram continued its run.
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Cheyenne
Wan
Sidney
Frandin
Oudsider
Grinnell
Memoral
Mail Banditti Miss Rich Truck and Get Only Trifling Loot
A bankrobbery attempt last night near Los Angeles involved seven masked men who boarded a mail truck and seized about 200 in body and securities and 11 to 12 registered parcels. Officers pursued. the outcome yielded less than 50 dollars in recovered valuables. The postmaster and guards described the raid as poorly planned with limited loot.
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Los Angeles
Steul
Register Ad Mail
Fate of Airman Charles Ames Remains Mystery
The whereabout of Tot Charles Ames of the United States air force disappeared a week ago. Tonight the search remains deep mystery as weather limits air work and forces focus on ground search methods amid poor visibility.
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Chivton
Charles If Ames
United States Airma Service
Immersion Belief Adopted by International Disciples Meet
Oklahoma City Ola Oct F AP The international convention of the Disciples of Christ late today committed itself to a policy requiring baptism by immersion for all members, including those previously not in the faith. The action follows debates over creed and practice within the sect.
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Oklahoma City
Ola
The
Disciples of Christ
Old Man Winter Brightens Midwest With Snow and Slush
Old man winter grips the middle west as snow and sleet fall today. The weather brings rough roads and muddy fields for tomorrow with forecasts of freezing rain and chilly winds.
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Chicago
Get
Autasins
Middle-West
Party of Explorers 15 Back From Arctic
The steamers Howdon and Pears of the Macaulan Loews Aree fle expedition arrived after a voyage to the Arctic. Commander Bonala Macvalian led the party, which was greeted at the wharf with cheers from relatives and friends.
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Arctic
Howdon and Pears
Flere Todas
Bonala Macvalian
Bosdatn Parte
Move to End St Paul Rail Receiver Scheme Progresses
New York Oct 9 More than 102,900 railway securities assent to the road’s re organization plan and managers say machinery will be set in motion to lift the company from receivership. A stockholders protective committee led by George S Roosevelt forms to intervene while deposits reportedly total 419 million. Continuous tense planning on alternative plan continues as disputes with bond holders persist.
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New York
Tr Ynsare
St. Paul
Germany seeks advisory pact at Locarno talks
At Locarno on October 3, delegates wrestle with a gentleman's agreement to lessen Germany's League of Nations duties. France dislikes, Britain prefers noninvolvement, while Germany pushes the idea. The proposal envisions Geneva Article XVI allowing Germany to abstain from punitive League expeditions against aggressors. Tomorrow's plenary may clarify whether this becomes a key conference issue.
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Locarno
Switzerland
Germany
League of Nations
France
Great Britain
League Council
Geneva
No Punishment for Colonel Yet
Washington Jet reports that an official decision on punitive action for Colonel Willem Mitchell awaits approval with a likely outcome today. Mitchell refuses to qualify as a witness before the naval court, while detained at the Shenandoah disaster unit in the District of Columbia awaiting court martial. He also refused permission to travel to Baltimore to address an event.
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Washington
Jet. J
ATM
Deesio
Sui
Laken
Willem Mitchell
Witeres
Shenandoah
Atehel
Columbia
Parmison
Haliimnre
Quick agreement outlines Gzecho debt settlement terms
The United States and Czechoslovak authorities reached a quick settlement on Gzecho debt. The agreement sets a base settlement of 115000980 dollars, with annual amortisation payments and a reduction of 479008 dollars from the prior obligation per the records. Interest rates are set at 14 percent for preexisting sums and 2 percent for the remainder, with payments to begin June 15.
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Slovakia
Students Killed in Auto Crash Near College Park
Three Colorado School of Mines students died in a car crash after leaving a football game in College Park Long Island New York. The deceased were Paul Vishe John Vestardines and Ian Payne all aged 21 or 17 and from New York City and Long Island.
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Toiden
Colorado School of Mines
Tagelew
Tela
Paitin Vishe
New York City
John
Vestardines
Venser
Ianest Payne
Vollege Park
Long Island
New York
Earthquake Shakes Regions of New Hampshire and Maine
A slight earthquake today shook central and eastern New Hampshire and crossed into Maine. No damage reported. Associate Professor Kirtley F. Ma ther of Harvard University called the quake purely local.
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Get
Cone Teal
New Hawinahire
Maine
Kirtley F. Mather
Starvard University
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