Retiring pastor bid farewell at local church service
The Presbytery moderator and ministers spoke as the Rev Dr. James A Lawrence praised the retiring Rev Dr Morrow. Gifts included a mahogany box and a necklace for Mrs Morrow. The evening featured tributes from Prof and Mrs Work and a final Psalm 23 rendering. The morning service ended the eight year pastorate with a call for a new leader and a summary of past deeds.
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Elliott S. White
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Uniform Illegitimacy Act Adopted by National Conference
The National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws at its 82nd meeting in San Francisco approved a uniform illegitimacy act. The act focuses on parental support obligations and seeks uniformity across states to overcome cross state paternity and support enforcement challenges.
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Miss Abbott
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Wetcok
Greeks suffer heavy losses as retreating forces abandon supplies
War reports from Athens note Greek troops forced to abandon valuable war stores during retreat as Anatolian fronts see Turkish advances. An American destroyer near Sansum is warned against shore contact while all Anatolian ports are closed. Theotkig and Stratos depart for Smyrna to join General Hadjanestis in war council.
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Somerset County Union Delegates End Strike Meeting
Delegates from 42 local unions in Somerset county, plus crews from Conemaugh, Johnstown and St Michael, vote confidence in District No 2 leaders of the United Mine Workers. About 15 000 miners on strike. they demand recognition and plan to persevere amid operator efforts to keep unions split.
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Prolific Aphids Document Reveals Hop Aphis Fertility
The Boulthsonian Institution notes the hop aphis with remarkable reproduction. The mother aphid yields twelve generations in a single season, highlighting extreme fecundity in these tiny insects.
Government Moves To Aid E T Industry Labor Strife
Government officials discuss widening support for railroad labor amid the eight week shopmen strike. Maintenance of way workers may join the walkout, while the Interstate Commerce Commission reports about 60 percent of locomotives needing repairs. The Justice Department may press prosecutions over railroad law violations as the anthracite coal strike lingers with mediation attempts by Senators Pepper and Reed and UMW President John L. Lewis.
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Slight Hope Dims for Entombed Miners Rescue
Entombed miners in a deep shaft show slight hope as canaries help detect gas while crews descend in shifts. After sixty hours without food or water, fresh air sources diminish and speculation grows that deadly fumes may have reached lower mine levels. Wives and families, once hopeful, grow despondent as watchers around the mouth of the shaft shrink and miners predict a multiweek rescue effort.
Wholesale Produce Trade Flows Steady in Pittsburgh Market
In Pittsburgh on Tuesday August 80 trade in the wholesale produce district was fairly active with a generally steady tone. Prices for cantaloupes eased while potatoes edged lower and sweet potatoes rose. homegrown stock was liberal and cabbage prices advanced. Track receipts totaled 463 boxes including 266 watermelons and 121 potatoes, with notable price levels across apples, citrus, greens, and fruits. Live stock and calves showed steady markets with hogs and sheep receipts around 1,000 to 1,200 head and calves near 13 dollars.
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Indiana Independents Triumph Over Patton 10 to 2
The Indiana Independents defeated Patton 10 to 2 at Normal Park yesterday afternoon. Frazer pitched well for Indiana, delivering a dominant performance while Frazer also hit a home run and Frisch Mike and Red Farrell starred at the plate with multiple hits. The victory featured strong hitting from the entire lineup as Indiana led early and maintained control, setting up a rotating clash with Johnstown on the next day.
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Red Farrell in Pirates lineup eyed for third base
McNamara backs Farrell to fill third sack despite Pie Trainor’s presence. Scouts praised Farrell Frazer and Fox with a plan to watch the Shoremen in today’s game against Roxy Roadhe’s nine. Indiana fans wish success for Farrell Fox and Frazer.
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Irish Prisoners Stage Mutiny and Renewed Violence
Bomb and gunfire strike Belfast as three children perish in a wave of violence. Irregulars operate in the southwest with ambushes, while Free State troops repel an attack on Kinsale. A man is shot dead amid the unrest.
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Gazette Subscription Prompts Hopeful Rise
A fragmented notice from the Gazette suggests rising optimism and a call to subscribe as melody amid faded phrasing hints at resilience and future choices. The text references virtue, rising from defeat, and time to select one’s path.
Women to try the Cline case in Hackensack jail
New York August 30 The fate of George A Cline jailed at Hackensack New Jersey for the murder of actor John Bergen will rest largely with women Jurors presumably to be chosen from a female pool Woman witness Miss Alice Thornton 10 year old movie actress may prove key with her revelations that led to the tragedy Bergen s widow Mrs Bergen testifies for Cline and Mrs Cline remains steadfast in support of her husband
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Cline
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Blease Signals Return To South Carolina Politics
Aug 30 Columbia reports that Col. F C Blease, a former governor, appears poised to lead the Democratic gubernatorial nominee field after incomplete returns from yesterday's primary show him ahead of his main opponent by a small margin and likely to contest a runoff.
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Massacre Recall Clouds Juror Scrutiny In Coal Regime
Indications from the district reveal jurors and business leaders show indifference to the investigation. Prominent locals note residents rarely display emotion and prefer to mind their own business, despite the case’s gravity.
Ohio trio brutally slain in Canton home
Aug 30 Canton three people Frank Burns 27 his wife 26 and Mary Ness 21 were beaten to death with an iron bar in their home by an unknown assailant. The killings come after prior trouble in the Burns family.
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Freight car seized for grain alcohol in lubricant shipment
In Philadelphia on August 30 a freight car loaded with lubricating oil and alcohol was seized by dry agents before leaving for Cleveland. The car contained over 2500 gallons of grain alcohol worth more than 100000, packed in fifty drums and addressed to Quaker Oats via West Erie Baltimore and Cleveland lines.
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