Plan for Unification of Methodists Announced
Washington Dec 12 AP a plan to unite 8 million Methodists into a single church after more than a century of separation was outlined. A judicial council modeled on a supreme court would rule on constitutional actions, and a merged church named the Methodist Church would form with a general conference every four years and six US jurisdictional areas. The plan requires ratification by the three denominations at their general conferences before formal unification.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Timen
Cincinnati
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Methodist Protestant Church
Harry E. Woolever
Joint Commission On Methodist Union
Woolever
Methdist
United States
Worb “Episcopal
Nations Rebel Against Peace Plan Proposal
Addis Ababa officials yesterday rejected any proposal intruding on Ethiopia's boundaries while London reports claimed King George intervened to push a peace plan. The terms supposedly included cession of land to Italy in exchange for an Eritrean seaport, with opposition from Soviet Russia and Turkey seen in League circles as favoring Italy.
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Piere Laval
France
Egypt
Russia
Italy
Britain
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Geneva
1 Duce
Pritain
Ifact
League
Addis Ababa
Rome
Bulgaria
Finland
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Great Britain
Paris
Il Duce
Abuna Cyril
Speke
Vienna
Ernst von Starhemberg
Austria
Hapsburg
Central
Europe
Archduke Otto
Engelbert
Dollg Fuss
London
George
Eritrea
Turkey
Saniel Hoare
Doan's Pills Offer Relief From Backache
This ad claims backache relief comes from flushing the kidneys with Doan's Pills. It says kidneys remove waste, warn of signs like frequent painful urination, swelling, dizziness, and fatigue, and urges readers to ask a druggist for Doan's Pills, used successfully for years.
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Nogetas
Doan
Widhey
Soan's
Prohibition Leaders Meet in Clinton Missouri
Missouri prohibition party leaders convened in Clinton to plan a state convention and efforts to secure a ballot ticket for state and national elections next year. A new acting chairman was to be named.
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Clinton
Missouri Prohibition Party
Hospital Superintendent Suits Filed In St Louis County
Suits filed in Clayton seek the ouster of Dr Edwin L Sheahan and County Counselor John E Mooney over alleged neglect of duty at St Louis County Hospital. Six counts accuse Sheahan of replacing nurses with unskilled staff to aid politicians. Mooney faced five neglect counts. political motives cited by Mooney.
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ST. Louis
Edwin L. Sheahan
St. Louis County Hospital
John E. Mooney
Clayton
Milorney C. Arthur Anderson
Anderson
Thomas Mr. Whatcher
Emil Wohlschlaeyer
Br. Sheahan
Mooney
Drr Sheahan
Sheahan
W Mooney
Dudge
Wohlschlaeger
Otter
Thatcher
Wohlschaeger
Jefferson City
Egyptian constitutional government restored after riots
Restoring constitutional government in Egypt received support from authoritative sources as Sir Miles Lampson faced pressure to invoke the constitution. King Geord or Goan signature on the decree was viewed as easing volatile political conditions and potential repeat of the 1919 uprising.
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Egypt
AIL
Jin
Great Britain
Tewfik Nessim Pasha
WAFD
Ando
Samuel Youre
Britain
Nessim
Tvend
Dletist
Guliet
Italy
Fuad
Miles Lampson
Goad
WPA purges unemployables from relief rolls across counties
State Administrator Mathew Murray announced a drive to remove from WPA relief the unemployables certified as able to work. Counties were asked to drop all known unemployables. officials said many on relief could not work on approved projects. Maryville figures offered no legal grounds for action, while investigators discussed a possible sub machine gun angle in a separate fatal case.
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Mathew
Murray
WPA
O. L. Robey
Maryville
Robey
Lloyd Cook
C. D. Whitaire
Liggett
Forestal
Ray Harrington
Glen Northrop
Department of Justice
Washington
REQUEST O MEN TO TAKE CHARGE
Federal authorities in St. Paul discussed providing financial and other assistance as needed to take charge, with a focus on support and coordination for the effort. The remarks highlighted a push for decisive action and federal aid to ensure implementation.
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St. Paul
Broken rail blamed for train derailment near Searcy
A broken rail caused a derailment of a Missouri and Arkansas work train between Searcy and Kensett in Arkansas. Conductor J. D. King of Harrison sustained serious injuries while riding in the caboose. the engine and caboose overturned but the rest of the crew escaped harm.
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Searcy
Ark
Missouri
Arkansas
J. D. King
Harrison
King
Kensett
Van Sweringen brothers face deposition over railroad losses
Illness kept M. J. from attending the sale as the brothers’ banking group faced approximately 50.4 million dollars in gains, while losses reached 45.297 million. O. P. Van Sweringen testified in a federal court action alleging personal responsibility for losses from Missouri Pacific stock sales, asserting the executive committee was informed of the transactions. The deals allegedly aimed to bolster MOP and its subsidiary Missouri Pacific Transportation Company.
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M. J
M. P
O. P. van Sweringen
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Goad
MOP
Missouri Pacific Transportation Company
Baby Dies Of Burns Inflicted By Father
Jenkins Kentucky report states a nine months old baby died after sustaining burns allegedly caused by the infant's father. Preliminary details indicate the incident occurred in Jenkins with authorities investigating the case and posting the initial medical findings.
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Jenkins, Ky
Father Held After Child Torture Fatal Burns
Officers say a infant died in a hospital from burns inflicted by intoxicated father Robert Mahan 25 a miner who was jailed at Whitesburg after a heavy guard formed to avert mob violence The mother said the man held the child against a stove as it cried and later ripped its mouth The mother found the child torturing incident after returning from a neighbor's home along the Kentucky river headwaters.
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Robert Mahan
Whitesburg
Jenkins
Kentucky River
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