Battle on Orge BG Church Ohio Proposal Lost
New Orleans October 13 Tight bishops faced a task for the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America These nominees included Bishop Kates FE Brent Western New York Thomas F Gaylor Tennessee John Gardner Murray Maryland Edward Parsons California William Cabell Brown Vic ents Alexander Mann Pittsburgh Janes DeWolf Perry Rhode Tennent and Hugh Latimer Burleson South Dakota The house of deputies accepted no report on canons recommending that a Southern Ohio diocese proposal on divorce and remarriage not be accepted The house of bishops by unanimous vote declined to accept the continuation of the report on page two
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Yaramanor
Sea of Bishops
Shi
United States of America
Kates FE. Brent
Weetern
South Dako
House of Deputies
Committee On Canons
Southern
Qobic
House of Bishops
Unanimous Sate
Davis Named for Post in Cabinet
Washington reports that John Wingate Weeks will resign as secretary of war. Dwight F. Davis, assistant secretary and World War veteran, to assume the office after Weeks departs for a period of leisure and travel. Chief Justice Taft will administer the oath of office.
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Washington
John Wingate Weeks
Dwight F. Davis
Weeks
Ife
Taft
Mr. Davis
Independent Classified Ads Sell Fast In Helena
A local man advertised his automobile in the Helena Independent Classified Ads and found a cash buyer by the next day. The paper touts quick results and invites readers to call Ad-Takers at Telephone 491-402 for prompt service.
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Aula
Shenandoah gas cells declared unsafe by naval inquiry
Washington Ohio January hearing before the naval court of inquiry found Shenandoah gas cells unsafe after new valve changes. Commanders note the skilled crew and experienced officers Mayer Bauch and their team, while Garland Futton warns the alteration reduces fireproofing but credits the ship's expert crew for authorizing it.
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Washington
Shenandoah
Naval Court
Ralph DD. Weverhacher
Roland G. Mayer
Charles Bauch
Chicago Plans Citywide Christmas Carols Event
A Chicago carols committee announced a plan to sing Christmas carols citywide, the largest scale ever tried. Groups including opera singers and concert vocalists will visit hotel lobbies, schools, churches, theaters, clubs, homes, hospitals, jails and all public institutions with broadcasts planned on radio. The goal is to have every human voice in Chicago join.
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Chicago
Bloody riot and general strike rock town over landlord row
Panama City reports a bloody riot and general strike triggered by tenant landlord tensions. American infantry patrolled streets as violence subsided after troops arrived yesterday afternoon. One striker killed by police during a funeral march, with several wounded, authorities say police powers may be assumed by the United States to restore order amid a small native force.
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Panama
Kanama
Whien
Chinel
Tan Smal
Tr 15
Danama
United Shites
AO KILLS MOTHER BROTHER AND SELF IN IDAHO FARM
Kellogg Idaho Ort 131 Aring July 21 believer insane shot and instantly killed his wife mother and brother at their Kingston farm near here tonight then took his own life a few minutes later. Body found near the house a shotgun lay beside the body Neighbors say Jutila had been considered insane for several weeks and Monday became violent.
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Kellogg
Idaho
Aring
Fas
Arthur
Kingston
Ins Bedy
Jutila
Loot recovered in Los Angeles mail holdup case
Chief of Detectives Jack Finkinson announced two suspects confessed after the Thursday registered mail holdup in Los Angeles. Police report $500,000 worth of jewels and securities were recovered, with each robber receiving $3,180 in cash while awaiting sale of the loot.
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Los Angeles
Jack Finkinson
Red Cross Outlines Worldwide Program At Convention
In St Louis on Oct 13 the American Red Cross and its Junior Red Cross outlined a diversified worldwide program. The annual convention focused on global relief work and youth branch activities, with sessions to continue through Thursday.
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St. Louis
American Red Cross
Junior Red Cross
Landing Gear Gone But Army Ace Descends Safely
Captain Karl W. Duncan of Langley Field piloted a Douglas transport in the Detroit News trophy race with a left landing wheel and struts torn away. He and passenger Sergeant William Morehead faced a dangerous glide, but Duncan made a controlled landing, crowd watching in suspense as the plane skid to a stop on its remaining wheel.
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Mitchell Ficks
Karl W. Duncan
Langley Field
William Morehead
Peril to America Lays Within Law Scoffing Menace
Governor Erickson told Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs at Red Lodge that internal danger threatens the nation more than external foes. He warned against disrespect for law amid rapid mechanical change and urged teaching children to respect law and order as a remedy. The meeting featured discussion of world peace and an international court of justice with Mrs Erickson in attendance.
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Star
Erickson
Dean Loa
Will a Man or Woman Jockey Win the Derby
Sal Hepner on Mings Impudence leads a Derby preview as Mrs George St Carstey’s ride. Male jockeys face a strong field with Sol Hepner and Billy Moore among finalists. Contest headlines female riders as they push toward the next leg, with odds and strategy discussed for Monday’s outcome.
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Ming
Carsley
Sal Heprer
Tucang
Sesterdas
Tun
Hepner
Positon
Dences Wild
George St. Carstey
Billy Moore
Peer
Court House
Carstey
Sol Wepner
Ad Place
Walls Moore
Pally
Sol
Fat Hart
Indictment Shocks Butler County as 17 Year Old Charged
Warren Vandervoort aged 17 was indicted by the Butler County grand jury on first degree murder and assault in a case involving the shooting of his father the Rev JRO Vandervoort and his mother. He confessed to firing the weapons saying family bickering preceded the acts.
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Inwa
Warren Vandervoort
Jro
Vandervoort
Butler
Jeounty
Young Vandervoort
Bozeman Woman Dies in Collision
Mrs. Trene Harding wife of S S Marding died fifteen minutes after being struck by an automobile while crossing a street in Bozeman Ort this evening Her daughter Ruth was thrown onto the sidewalk but escaped with minor injuries The driver Harold Rays could not see clearly due to rain obscuring his windshield
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Bozeman
Trene Harding
S. S. Marding
Ruth
Pirates Tie Series As Eddie Moore Sparks Win
In a 3 2 Pirates victory at Forbes Field Eddie Moore delivered a fifth inning homer and Ray Keating limited the Senators to spark a comeback that evened the World Series at three wins each. The crowd of 44000 erupted as Pittsburgh staked a claim to momentum heading into a decisive seventh game.
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Eddie Moore
Pirates
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Reat
Frrates
Ray Keeter
Moore
Tuates
Washington
Walter Johnson
Joe Harris
Max Carey
Janda
Harris
Forbes Field
Clyde Barnhart
Kansas
Return Stolen Gems Reported in New York
Stolen jewels valued at $64,000 from Mrs Jessie Woot worth Donalon were turned over to police by private detectives hired by the company. Assistant District Attorney Pe cora said an arrest may follow but refused to reveal details of how the jewels left the detectives hands. A reward exceeding $7,500 had been offered for the return of the gems.
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New York
Jessie Wootworth Donalon
Aqnee
Pecora
Proce
Jim
Paul
Aldridge to Oppose Johnson for Pirates Job
Pittsburgh report outlines Vic Aldridge facing Walter Johnson in a contest for a Pirates position. Ambitious plots, training, and a rugged, rested approach marked by speculation on who will land the role.
Pittsburgh Weather Delays Tostng Game in City
In Pittsburgh today the weather delays the Tostng game of the Wort series. Weather permitting the match will be played in Pittsburgh.
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Pitsburgh Hay
Rail Clerks Union Faces AFL Jurisdiction Fight
The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks with 91200 members faces suspension from the AFL unless within 90 days it transfers to the International Brotherhood of Teamsters all drivers and related workers under clerks jurisdiction. A rally vote showed 5845 to 489% in favor of suspension as editors noted split among delegates and resistance to surrender of charter.
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Atlantic City
N. 7
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
American Federation of Labor
International Brotherhood of Teamaters
Clerka
Ecomventinn
Raiway
Ile
EP Bnrgenald
San Francic
Cletics
Buttesigners
Tie
Copentiun
Notre Dame Men Battling Flames At Campus Fire
Notre Dame students fought a campus fire that broke out at night, sparing a main building after a wind drove flames toward the front. The blaze was discovered early and contained, with personnel reporting substantial efforts to control the fire and protect property valued at about $709,000.
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South Bent
Uaversie Et Notre Dame
Garneuta
Dame
South Remd
Hew Ethart
Edwards' Obsequies to Be Held Today
The funeral of the late Iwai, former state senator, will be held today at 1 clock from the Persistent church. Rev HH ley Mewne of Roseman, a family friend, will officiate as services mark the passing of a notable public figure.
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Edwards
TD Iwai
Peth Tomers
Hhley Mewne
Roseman
Case of leprosy found in Butte
A fully developed case of leprosy was discovered in Butte today. The patient, a 26 year old nun named Muy Sing, has been isolated in a hovel and cared for by Chinese for a month. Dr. W G Cogswell of the state board of health examined her. it is Butte’s first leprosy case in history.
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Muy Sing
W. G. Cogswell
State Board of Health
Rutte
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