Modernists Battle For Liberalization Of Episcopal Church
In New York the modernist faction presses to liberalize the Episcopal church as Bishop Manning avoids comment on sermons decrying fundamentalists. Dr Leighton Parks and Rector Earl Reiland clash publicly over heresy charges and a proposed cathedral fundraising drive of fifteen million dollars.
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United Preas
New York
Episcopal Church
William T. Manning
Episcopal Diocese of
Leighton Parks
Earl Reiland
St. George's
Reiland
Christmas Hope Rested On Virgin Birth Say Bishop Shaylor
In Omaha Nebraska Bishop E V Shaylor head of the Nebraska diocese of the Episcopal Church urged patience with internal church debates between fundamentalists and modernists. He reaffirmed belief in the Virgin birth and the resurrection and warned that without them Christmas would be hollow and Christians would worship a dead man. He called on ministers denying Christ’s teachings to resign.
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United Press
Omaha
Neb
Haters
E. V. Shaylor
Nebraska
Episcopal Church
Shaylor
Lincoln
Virgin Birth Confirmed by Moody Institute President
Chicago dispatch reports Rev. James M. Grey, president of Moody Bible Institute, asserting conclusively in support of the Virgin birth of Christ. He condemns Dr. Leighton Parks stance as ridiculous and argues belief is essential to biblical faith and Christianity.
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United Press
Chicago
James M. Grey
Moody Bible Institute
Boston
Leighton Parks
Gray
Matthew
Christ
Luke
Parks
Fog Blinded Autoist Drove Into Canal
Police blamed heavy fog and smoke for two overnight accidents. Harry F. Singleton of 2305 N Delaware St drove into the canal on Thirteenth St and a team of horses pulled the car out. William Loney of 1061 S Tremont St collided with a motorcycle driven by Lem Chewning of 2210 Martha St at S Harding St and the Big Four Railroad. no injuries were reported.
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Harry F. Singleton
Delaware St
Thirteenth St
William Loney
S. Tremont St
Lem Chewning
Martha St
S. Harding St
Big Four Railroad
School Nutrition Work Begins in January Announced
Public schools will restart in January with nutrition work led by E D Graff superintendent of schools. A conference with the board of health outlined a joint plan where health officials handle medical and nursing aspects while the school board runs the educational side. A nutrition institute will train nurses medical inspectors and teachers. Henry Bishop 62 was found dead at his Noblesville home Monday night his death attributed to cerebral causes per coroners report.
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E. D. Graff
Board of Health
Graff
Noblesville
Ind
Henry Bishop
Hamilton County
Coultrin
Jim and Vladimir duel for revue crown at Lyric
Jim McWilliams clashes with Vladimir De Pachmann over who is the season's best pianist and headlines Keith's in Indianapolis with monologues. Florence Walton showcases ballroom dancing with Leon Leitrim as Rodolfo Santos accompanies on piano and Rubi Davis on violin. The Enchanted Forest closes, featuring Marcelle and trained sea lion. Scanlon and Denno Brothers deliver strong singing and dancing. Lang and O'Neal offer an uneven routine.
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Walter D. Hickman
Jim M'Williams
Vladimir de Pachmann
Vladimir
Jim
Keith’s
de Pachmann
Visdimir
McWilliams
Florence Walton
Indianapolis
Keith
Miss Walton
Leon Leitrim
Rodolfo Santos
Rubi Davis
Marcelle
Scanlon
Denno Brothers
Will Morris
Lang
O'Neal
Noted Harpist Arrives at Palace Thursday
The Palace Theater will present for four days beginning Thursday afternoon the noted harpist Roxy La Rocca, assisted by a jazz playing orchestra. The show features comedy sketches with Hazel Mann and Eugene Strong, Japanese equilibrists Ishikawa Brothers, and a film on Grant Mitchell in Radio Mania.
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Palace Theater
Roxy la Rocca
Olga Myra
Hazel Mann
Eugene Strong
W.I M. Hough
Utah
Hoe
Ishikawa Brothers
Lyric revue earns praise for Max Hoffman Jr act and top dancing
A reviewer applauds the Lyric show featuring Max Hoffman Jr and a standout Spanish themed dance. The chorus dresses well and a strong singing turn accompanies Noodles Fagan Elsie and a lively cast. Juggler Wilfred DuBois shines and the final act by The Rios adds novelty. Olga Myra leads Palace highlights.
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Max Hoffman, Jr
Andre Sherris
The
Lyric
Noodles Fagan
Elsie
Fagan
Tom Marker
Carrie Shenck
Wilfred DuBois
Rios
Watson
St. Alva
Weber
Elliott
School Privilege Sought to Integrate No 26
Archie Greathouse seeks a mandate from Superior Judge Sidney Miller to force the city school board to allow colored children to attend Public School No 26 at Twenty-Eighth Street and Capitol Avenue. He alleges his children and others must walk farther to No 42. The hearing today tackles a demurrer from the school commissioners.
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Twenty-Eighth St
Capitol Ave
Sidney 8. Miller
Archie Greathouse
N. Capitol Ave
Wan My Ma Ma Lost Children In Christmas Rush
Floorwalkers recount twenty children lost in local department stores during the Christmas rush. Mothers blamed for letting kids wander, with some cuffing them. Stores park wandering children and search for mothers, or call police if needed. Fathers rarely involved in the losses.
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Santa Claus
Women Organizations Endorse 1923 Christmas Seal Sale
A broad coalition of Marion County women clubs and groups backs the 1923 Christmas seal and health bond sale. A speaker corps organized by the Marion County Tuberculosis Association led by Mrs. J J Browne and chaired by Mrs. Walter T White and Mrs. Birney D Spradling promotes the cause to women across Indianapolis. Numerous clubs have adopted resolutions of support including Over the Teacups, Indianapolis League of Women Voters, Woman's Department Club, Woman's Rotary, New Century Club, Emerald Circle and many others listed in the community notice.
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Marion County
Marion County Tuberculosis Association
J. J. Browne
Walter T. White
Birney D. Spradling
Clty
Teacups Club
Indianapolis League of Women Voters
Woman's Department Club
Woman's Rotary Club
New Century Club
Lyceum
Twentieth Century Club
Current Discussion
Daughters of 1812
Independe
Irvington Home Study
Irvington Chautauqua Club
Expression Club
Woman's Research Club of
Indianapolis
Spencer Club
Meridian Heights
Woman's Bible
Central Avenue M. E. Church
Bargain Whisky Sold at Sheriff Sale in Hammond
Louis Davis of Chicago bought eight barrels of pre prohibition whisky at a sheriff sale in Hammond for 8000 dollars. The sheriff valued the stock at about 500000 dollars in bootleg quotation. Government watchmen guard the purchase as Davis plans how to profit from the haul.
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Times
Hammond
Ind
Louis Davis
Chicago
Davis
Illness Strikes 80-Year-Old Stack in Noblesville
Childish Noblesville report notes Robert A. Stack aged 80 is seriously ill with measles. Attending physician remarks he has never seen a man of such age with the disease.
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Times
Noblesville, Ind
Robert A. Stack
Stack
Liberals Hold Key Conference Over Parliament Policy
Liberal leaders at the National Liberal Club in London held a conference to decide party policy with both labor and conservatives making bids for support. Former premiers Asquith and David Lloyd George spoke, with Lloyd George urging against any alliance to “keep labor out.”
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United Press London
National Liberal Club Today
Labor
Asquith
David Lloyd George
Historic Indiana landmarks face destruction threat
American Legion plans a movement in Indiana to prevent defacement or destruction of historic Hoosier buildings. Arthur Ball, department commander, spoke to the Indiana Society of Pioneers noting many sites are at risk from commercial development. He cited the J F D Lanier home at Madison as an example where part of the mansion would be torn down and a new building would obstruct the river view.
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The
American Legion
Indiana
Hoosier
Arthur Ball
Indiana Society of Pioneers
Commander Ball
J. F. D. Lanier
Madison
Lanier
Ball
Funeral services set for John J. Sharkey in Indianapolis
John J. Sharkey aged 61 died after a four year illness at his home 2030 N Talbott St Indianapolis. Funeral at 9 am Thursday at SS Peter and Paul Cathedral with burial in Holy Cross cemetery. Survived by widow Julia a daughter Helen Sharkey a brother Dominic and a sister Mrs Hession. He was born in Donegal Ireland and had lived in Indianapolis 38 years. Former banker with Merchants National Bank and Indiana Trust Company. He lost his sight 28 years ago and was active in the Ancient Order of Hibernians and St Patrick day events.
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John J. Sharkey
N. Talbott St
SS. Peter and Paul
Fourteenth
Meridian Sts
Holy Cross Cemetery
Sharkey
Indianapolis
Donegal
Ireland
Merchants National Bank
Indiana Trust Company
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral
Julia Sharkey
Helen K. Sharkey
Dominic Sharkey
DuBoise
James Hession
Brownsburg
Ind
Bedford Boy Dies in Hunting Accident
Bedford Ind Dec 18 Vernon Stewart 12 son of Marshall Stewart of Guthrie died here last Monday from injuries after a hunting accident. He was with three other boys when he was accidentally shot by his cousin Teddy Eads 11.
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Bedford
Ind
Vernon Stewart
Marshall Stewart
Guthrie
Stewart
Teddy Eads
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