Clergy Salary Increases Across Episcopal Church Report
A church campaign report to the Episcopal general convention shows a nationwide rise in clergy salaries over 1920 and 1921. Increases from 10 to 35 percent, totals of 1.418 million in 1920 and 897 thousand in 1921, reflect pension fund data with New York diocesan rectors among the highest earners.
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New York
Episcopal
Church
Episcopal General Convention
Portland
Oregon
Church Pension Fund
R. Bland Mitchell
Didhsa
Merchants Plan Dollar Days August 17 to 19
About forty merchants of the Merchants' association set August 17 18 and 19 as dollar days. They promise unusual values to reduce stock and make room for fall goods with a special advertising push to show what a dollar buys.
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High Point
Merchants’ Association
Bandits Steal 20000 Cigars From Factory
Richlandtown Pa Aug 4 Burglars entered the Eisenlohr cigar factory and took 30000 cigars in 5000 case lots. Police Chief Rhodes of Quakertown is pursuing leads. Believed tied to the same gang that has robbed other cigar factories in the North Penn area.
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Richlandtown
Eisenlohr
Rhodes
Quakertown
North Penn
Municipal Court Confirms Fines For City Incidents
Police detachment reports show Vennie Vass found guilty of vagrancy and ordered to 30 days work with county officials. Milton 3083 pays costs for orderly conduct while Rufus Williams must cover costs for breaking glass. James Robbins pays speeding costs. C Henderson and Arthur Jordan settle half costs for unlit rear lights and unlicensed truck operation respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vennie Vass
Milton
Henderson
Arthur Jordan
Obrégon Plans Three-Week Monterey Visit
President Obrégon will depart Sunday for Monterey Neuvo Leon to rest and recover. He will be absent about three weeks according to an official announcement. Chief of the cabinet Calles says cabinet members have not transacted business with him and will not until his recovery.
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Obregon
Monterey
Mexico City
Obrégon
Neuvo Leon
Calles
Architect Plans Italian Carrara Marble Imports for Charlotte
Aug 4 report states E. S. Draper, Charlotte architect and city planner, traveling in Europe to import Carrara marble garden features direct from Italy. He aims to offer bird baths fountains and seats at prices lower than wood equivalents in America through Italian sculptors in Pisa coordinated by his office.
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Charlotte
Draper
Europe
Italy
America
Pisa
Festival Draws Large Crowd For Asheville Music Tickets
A line formed Tuesday morning for individual concert tickets to the Asheville Music festival. Officials noted heavy demand and expected first day sales to surpass last year, with season-ticket sales already beating the 1921 record.
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Enterprise
Asheville
Asheville Music
Festival Association
Thge
Guards Return to Charlotte After Camp Glenn Duty
After 24 days away, Company F of the North Carolina National Guard returned to Charlotte. They had camped at Camp Glenn and spent the last nine days in Rocky Mount by order of the governor.
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Charlotte
North Carolina National Guard
Camp Glenn
Rocky Mount
Three Women Drown in Creek Hole near Boswell
Somerset Pa Aug four three women Frances Cheska Josephine Swish and France Gotsecha were wading in a creek near Boswell when they stepped off a ledge into a deep hole none could swim and all perished
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Somerset
Boswell
Frances Cheska
Josephine Swish
France Gotsecha
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