Religion staff of Democracy, says Coolidge
President Coolidge warned the Episcopal General Convention that lax religious conviction threatens life and liberty and urged moral progress. Bishop Anderson urged religious liberty and warned against church politics intruding on pulpit life as 125 bishops and thousands attended at Mt. St. Alban National Cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Religion Staff OF Democracy
Coolidge
United Press
Washington
General Convention
Episcopal Church
Charles Palmerston Anderson
Chicago
Anderson
Supreme Body of the Episcopal Church
United States
National
Mt. St Alban
Woman's Auxiliary
City to Host Barbers Parley in Indianapolis
Indianapolis will host several hundred barbers from Oct. 22 to 25 for the fifth convention of the Associated Master Barbers of America. Noah Anglin, general chairman, announced the event and listed local and state officers including Harry Hoop and Guy Slagle of the Indianapolis Chapter 122. The Lincoln will host the convention with entertainment arranged by the local chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Associated Master Barbers of America
Noah Anglin
Wayne Ave
Harry Hoop
Anglin
Guy Slagle
Slagle
Harry Long
Marion
Louis Buehner
Michigan City
Harry W. Snowden
Huntington
G. B. Emmons
Logansport
Ralph Selzer
Bloomington
The
Lincoln
Motor Club Opposes State Financing of Evansville Bridge
Hoosier Motor Club supports the Evansville Ohio River bridge project but rejects using half highway funds. Club officials led by President Duane Dungan advocate private financing with tolls and seek to halt construction under the Indiana contract in Marion County Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ohio River
State Rd. 41
Hoosier Motor Club
Indiana
Duane Dungan
Marion County Superior Court
Boy Catches Thief Recovers Stolen Bicycle
Russell Peacock a 14 year old of 1833 Lexington Ave catches a thief stealing his bicycle near St Patrick's School Woodlawn Ave and Hunter St. The boy thief a 9 year old is taken to the detention home.
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Russell Peacock
Lexington Ave
Russell
St. Patrick's School
Woodlawn Ave
Hunter St
Golden Rule Lodge Auxiliary Hosts 200 Members Reception
Past presidents of Golden Rule Lodge No. 25 Ladies' Auxiliary and Brotherhood Railroad Trainmen were honored at a reception in the clubrooms at Washington and Cruse Streets on Tuesday. About 200 auxiliary members attended an initiation dinner and program. Gifts were presented to the former presidents.
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Golden Rule Lodge
Clara Hooker
Bertha Stewart
Myra Allen
Ann Bates
Virginia Hadden
Jane Gray
Capitola Smith
Golden Rule Lodge No
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Brotherhood Railroad
Washington and
Cruse Sts
Betha Stewart
Anna Bates
Bessie Johnson
Traugott Before Jury in Fire Watch Probe
Leo Traugott brother of Edward Traugott owner of the Traugott clothing store testified before the Marion County grand jury for an hour. He was questioned about a watch found in the store safe after the Aug fire and its link to a Broadmoor Country Club holdup. Detectives traced the watch to Windsor Jewelry Company, finding a serial number scratched out and the watch left there between the robbery and the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Traugott
Edward Traugott
Traugott
Marion County Grand Jury
Interstate car ring tied to Buffalo pair under state probe
State police arrest a man and woman linked to a Chevrolet theft in Pittsburgh. Lieut. Charles Bridges leads the inquiry into a interstate auto ring now investigated by state and federal authorities. James Foster of Buffalo used a New York bill of sale when license questions aroused suspicion. The woman held is Mrs. Sue Arcangel, 25, also of Buffalo.
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Statea
Pittsburgh
Charles Bridges
Bridges
James Foster
Buffalo
New York
Foster
Glenn Inman
Sue Arcangel
Hope to Host W C T U Parley in 1929
Mrs Elizabeth Stanley state association president says a Kokomo conclave this week will start a movement to bring the 1929 national WCTU convention to Indianapolis. She notes Indianapolis has not hosted since 1916 and about 5000 delegates attend. The 1928 conclave is set for Boston November 14 to 22.
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Indianapolis
Ww. Co. T. U
Elizabeth Stanley
State Association
Kokomo
Stanley
Boston
Mas
Dunn Ouster Push Predicted Over Ineligibility Claim
A quo warranto suit to remove County Councilman Paul S Dunn was forecast after Frank J McCain deputy county surveyor filed for an injunction to invalidate the September council meeting alleging Dunn lacked property qualifications. Judge Byron K Elliott ruled the court cannot decide Dunns eligibility at this stage.
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Pauil S. Dunn
Harvey Grabill
Frank J. McCain
Superior Court
Four
Dunn
McCain
Byron K Elliott
Night raid planned over Central Park by National Guard fete
Cliff dwellers of Manhattan will witness a synthetic night raid over Central Park tonight as the National Guard, with police permission, stages a publicity stunt for a military show.
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United Press
New York
Manhattan
Central Park
National Guard
Utilities Paid News Service Aimed at Attacking Government Ownership
R M Hofer testified that the E Hofer and Sons News Service of Salem Oregon distributes printed editorials opposing government ownership and municipal operation of utilities to about 13 000 to 14 000 country papers in 48 states. He said subscriptions from utilities and other industries total about 84 000 a year. The service omits metropolitan dailies and uses canned editorials. one piece attacked Cleveland's municipal light plant as inefficient.
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Washington
E. Hofer and Sons News Service
Salem
Ore
Federal Trade Commission
R. M. Hofer
Hofer
New York
Robert E. Healy
Commission
Hofel
Municipal
Cleveland
Ohio
Doctor Dies After Stroke At Laurel Racecourse
Dr. Charles B. Healy wealthy physician collapsed on the veranda of the club house after Leger a long shot won the third race at Laurel Tuesday Healy died early today from a stroke of apoplexy at the venue or nearby location as authorities reported.
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Washington
Leger
Laurel
Charles B. Healy
Boxing Bill Clash Deepens Between Council and Legion
American Legion officials and city boxing authorities clashed over the proposed ordinance. Legion reps pressed for no city regulation and no 5 per cent gate tax, while the council sought tax and licensing oversight. The session at the Chamber of Commerce widened the gap as amendments to curb promoter tricks and limit matches were discussed.
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American Legion
Council Boxing Commission
Robert E. Springsteen
Legion
Chamber of Commerce
L. Ert Slack
Springsteen
Board of Safety
Commission of Four
Mark Hamer
Neal Grider
Hamer
Ludlow Seeks Tariff Protecting American Labor
Louis Ludlow Democratic nominee for the Seventh district speaks to Diamond Chain Company workers at a noon meeting. He backs a tariff to safeguard workers’ wages and living standards, favors considering production costs at home and abroad, opposes monopolistic tariffs, and pledges to aid honest home industries.
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Louis Ludlow
Marion County
Diamond Chain Company
Indianapolis
Johnny Hic Takes Absence After Cider Adventure
Evansville Oct. 10. Johnny, real name withheld, told his mother he could not go to Bosse elementary school because he drank a bottle of hard cider and felt unfit for class. While classmates learned visuals, Johnny stayed home seeing things not in the curriculum.
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Times
Evansville
Ind
Shay
Johnny
Bosse
Butler Urges Voters to Fight Bigotry Across Parties
Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, writes that American voters must guard against religious bigotry, prioritizing moral duty over material prosperity in the presidential era. In Mobile, the Daughters of Alabama voted down a resolution urging tolerance, citing political concerns and defense of religious freedom.
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United Press
NEW York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Commonwealth
Butler
Gibbon
the Daughters of Alabama
Smith
B. L. Spofford
Mobile
Edward T. Herbert
T. Darington Semple
Ku Klux Klan
Montgomery
Anne Kendrick Walker
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Motor Club
Evansville Span
Lad
Trainmen’s*Auxiliary
W. C. T. U. Parley
Utilities
Federal Commission
Cecil Owen
Ludlow
S. Laborer
Station
WSAI
Forhan
Columbia Head
Cincinnati
Ly. Cincinnat
BE. T
Baymiller
Baltimore & Ohio
Louisville
Kentucky
Traction Terminal Station
Public Service Company
Liberty Credit Clothing Co
North
Pennsylvania Street
Michelin Tires
Public Service Tire CO
E. New York St
Old Trails Automobile Insurance Association
Merchants Bank
Chait
Jacquard
Davenport
E.wash. ST
E. Wash. ST
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