Methodist Bishops Cleared in Politics Charges Report
Dallas May 13 AP two of four Methodist Episcopal South bishops were cleared by the Episcipacy committee of unwarranted political activity. Bishops Edwin Monson and John M Moore were reported favorably. Cannon and DuBose remained under review as others vouched for Candler and Denny. The session also discussed a proposed written constitution as a special committee prepared reprimand actions.
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Dallas
Texas
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Feneral Conference
Edwin Monson
Charlotte
N. C
John M. Moore
College of Bishops
James Cannon
Washington
D. C
WH. M. Dallose
Nashville
Alfred TE. Smith
Moore
J. S. Henley
Hodge
J. H Tharrell
Ocala
Fla
Candjer and
Denny
Culver
Cisco
W. F. McMurry
Fayette
W. Darlington
Huntington
W. Va
Ainsworth
Macon
R. Yay
Houston
H. Me Bobbs
Birmingham
Ala
H. A. Benz
Little Rock
Ark
DuBose
Cannon
G. T. Fitzhugh
Memphis
Tenn
Bishop Cannon
Travag
Bishop Cannons
W. R. Odell
Concord
N.C
Weather turns cooler with rain in Tennessee and Virginia
Mostly cloudy with showers tonight and likely in east Tennessee Wednesday morning, cooler tonight in west Tennessee and east Wednesday. Virginia sees increasing clouds and warmer tonight with showers Wednesday, southwest portions, cooler interior Wednesday. Readings show yesterday's highs near 80.
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Tennessee
East Portion
West Portion
East
Virginia
C. L. Bunn
Naval strength debate under London treaty analyzed
Secretary Stimson told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the London treaty yields parity between the United States and Great Britain. He argued the two-power balance distributes power between eight and six inch cruisers, dissipating risk by not placing all ships in one class. The discussion centers on whether the pact guarantees true equality and how naval capacity is measured amid broader strategic factors.
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Washington
Stimson
Senate Foreign Delations
United Saes
Great Britain
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Henry K. Stimson
State Department
Senate
Navy
Johnson
California
Senate Foreign Relations ‘Committee
U. S
French Aviator Spans Atlantic With Air Mail
French aviator Jean Mermoz and two companions completed the first trans Atlantic air mail to South America landing at Natal after a 1700 mile flight from St Louis Senegal. The 21 hours 32 minutes journey was longer than expected as rain flooded the cabin and a mid ocean storm slowed progress.
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Rio Janeiro
South America
Jean Mermoz
S. T
Natal
St. Louis
Senegal
Africa
Perpegnan
France
Paris
Atlantic
Fernando Do Noronha
Committee Told Prohi Referenda Stuffed Rabbits
Washington May 13 The Senate lobby committee recorded testimony showing Anti-Saloon League opposition to prohibition referenda and efforts to influence Volstead enforcement officers. McBride testified the league seeks the right kind of appointees, with discussions about beer and light wine made at home. The league denounced referenda as unconstitutional and unenforceable, while Blaine pressed for letters and documents from the league files.
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Washington
Anti-Saloon League
Prohibition
Senate Lobby Committee
Scott McBride
League
House
Fort
New Jersey
McBride
Hig
Blaine
Wisconsin
Census Drive Urges Kingsport Count With Blank Forms
The Kingsport Times appeals to residents to fill and return census blanks or visit the office to have forms completed. It stresses every person must be counted for the welfare of Kingsport, with forms forwarded to Dr. H. S. Smythe in Bristol.
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Kingsport Times
Kingsport
Turner aims to break coast-to-coast air speed record
Los Angeles pilot Roscoe Turner departed at 1 02 p m for a one stop solo flight to New York to beat the Lindbergh cross country record. He carried 400 gallons of fuel in a 525 horsepower high wing monoplane aiming for about 180 mph over 2600 miles with favorable weather and a top speed over 200 mph in tests.
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Los Angeles
Roscoe Turner
Los Ageles
New York
Turner
Lindbergh
Wichita
Kansas
San Gabriel Mountains
1930 Census Figures Across Several Cities
1930 census figures show population changes in multiple cities including Chester Rochester Marion San Angelo Leominster East Providence Lawrence Methuen and the Virgin Islands St Thomas St Croix and St Johan A Virgin Islands population of 22012 marks a reduction of 4089 since 1920 with detailed city by city gains and losses noted. The report also notes Lawrence Mass losses of 102?7 and 112?5 percentages, Woolen textile declines and a U.S. British naval treaty discussion precedes a Senate foreign relations committee update.
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Chester
Rochester
N. Y
Marion
Ohio
San Angelo
Texas
Leominster
Mass
East Providence
R. I
Lawrence
Methuen
Virgin Islands
St, Thomas
St. Thomas
St. Croix
St. Johan
United States
Denmark
Lynn
Lowell
New England
Borglum Alters Memoriae Text for Mount Rushmore Inscription
New York May 13 Gutzon Borglum sculptor in a New York Times communication reveals changes to the 500 word history of the United States by Galvin Coolidge to be carved on Mount Rushmore The text now reads in 1776 terms to mark the Christian era and removes the phrase declaration of independence Borglum says the era identification prompted the edits Two other changes were made indicated by Borglum and Coolidge was notified
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New York
Gutzon Borglum
New York Times Today
United States
Galvin Coolidge
Mount Rushmore
South Dakota
Borglum
Coolidge
Reprimanded Boy Headlines Personal Crisis in Chicago
Chicago, May 13. Harold Weinstein, a 13 year old, hanged himself in his cellar after reprimand by his teacher. The unusually bright student had not been previously criticized for deportment. His mother recalls the offense was written before calling him. The teacher and assistant principal were summoned to the inquest today.
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Chicago
Harold Weinstein
Harold
Martial law declared as Sholapur seized by troops
Sholapur amid a state of martial law as government troops invest the city to quell a self government movement led by disobedience leaders. The Bombay government rushes to Mahabaleshwar for crisis talks while arrests rise and leaders face prison terms.
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Associated Press
Mahatma Gandhi
Sholapur
Bombay
Mahabaleshwar
Sumer
Sarojini Naidu
Manilal Gandhi
Abbas Tyabji
Gandhi
Naidu
Kitchlew
Num
Tyabji
India
Ciy
A. W. Mackie
Central Division
Toons
Frederick Sykes
Bombay Presidency
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Calcutta
Bengal
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