Reaching Labor Through Faith Rev Charles Stelzle Profile
A Kansas City feature profiles Rev Charles Stelzle who rose from New York tenement and night-school education to lead the Presbyterian department of church and labor. He builds unions and churches together, conducts a 10 million reader weekly editorial network, and plans a mass May 24 talk for 10,000 workers at Convention Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Siessle
New York City
Presbyterian Department of Church and Labor
Harles Stelzler
Stelzle
Department of “Church and Labor
The
Presbyterian Church
Charles Stelzle
Coates House
House of R. Hoe & Co
New York
Pecatinen
Byterian Church
International Association of Machinists
Department of Labor
Presbyterian Department of Immigration
Kansas City
Mr. Stelzle
William Carter
Mrs. Carter
Roosevelt
Socialist Party
United States
Lily grows eight inches in Mrs Craig’s Easter crop
Mrs. C C Craig of 1219 Denver Avenue brought an Easter lily to The Star office measuring eight inches long. She says this is her first attempt and that all flowers she raised or measured stand at least six and a half inches.
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C. C. Craig
Denver Avenue
Star Office
President nominates officers for Senate approval in Linz dispatch
The President sent to the Senate on May 16 nominations for Rear Admiral Tene and Major General Edward D. asst neadler general, George Iott as solicitor of internal revenue, Fletcher Maddox of Montana to be collector of customs in the Arizona district, and Cornelius O'Keefe named for the same post in Arizona.
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Washington
Senate
Tene
Edward D
George Iott
Internal Revenue
Fletcher Maddox
Montana
Cornelius O'Keefe
District of
Arizona
Tilt Between Speaker Cannon and Members Over House Order
Wagpincron May 16. A heated exchange occurred as a bill to compensate government employees for injuries sparked a clash between Speaker Cannon and several House members. Mr. Cockran and Mr. Gaines clashed with the chair, the Speaker censuring levity and urging order for the fifteenth-minute period.
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Wagpincron
Cannon
House
Alexander
New York
Cockran
Tennessee
Mr. Gaines
Timber famine possible warns Pinchot in pamphlet
United States forester Gifford Pinchot warns a timber famine could strike the nation in this generation unless strict forestry rules are applied to mature and growing stands. He notes North American reserves will not suffice for 20 to 30 years at current consumption and argues Canada Siberia and South America cannot bridge the gap. Forestry was a major topic at the governors conference in Washington last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gifford Pinchot
United States
Washington
Mr. Pinchot
North American
South America
Katy shutdown affects 570 workers in Parsons Kansas
Missouri Kansas & Texas shops in Parsons closed today until June 1 with about 570 men laid off. Only the roundhouse remains active. Officials say this is interest paying time on the Katy and expect this to be the last layoff of the year.
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Parsons, Kas
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Roundhouse
Katy
Southern Baptists Pick Louisville for Next Convention
The Southern Baptist convention voted unanimously to hold its next annual meeting in Louisville. Muskogee Oklahoma was a candidate. The decision was announced from Hot Springs Arkansas on May 16.
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Hot Springs
Arx
Southern Baptist Convention
Louisville
Muskogee
The Fates of Old Horses and Humane Society Views
The Humane Society president notes the harsh fate of worn out horses and contrasts humane care at home with English practices. He cites London cab horse slaughter trade, sausages in the Netherlands and Belgium, and the filet d Anvers as a grim outcome, urging compassion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Weeks
The
Humane Society
London
Green Yard
Nolice Court
Netherlands
Belgium
England
Illustrated London News
Holland Ports
Union Pacific Opens Lane Cutoff Reducing Main Line Mileage
The Union Pacific railroad cut nine miles from its main line at midnight to open the Lane cutoff between Omaha and Lane Nebraska. The 11.5 mile route, built with government aid, cost over 314 million dollars and provides a direct air line west from Omaha. It will bypass a troubled valley route and lower grades by about half.
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Oana
Union Pacific Railway
Omaha
Lane
Neb
Union Pacific
Platte Valley
Presbyterian Delegates to Tour City in Motor Cars
The 800 delegates to the Presbyterian general conference will take a motor car ride along the boulevards next Saturday afternoon. Start is expected from Convention hall. A committee of E. M. Clendening and D. M. Bone is arranging car access from private owners due to car shortages. John Wanamaker of Philadelphia is among the delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian General Conference
E. M. Clendening
Commercial Club
D. M. Bone
Business Men's League
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
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