Democratic investigators uncover facts as Milwaukee probe stalls
In Milwaukee on August 27 the state convention ordered probe of state books led by an expert accountant. The examiner Phillips says he was halted by secretary of state officials, and later by absence of the secretary, delaying findings. Separate note reports A O U W Wisconsin considering independent group due to hikes in assessments. Also Mrs Heyl reportedly not filing for divorce despite German circles’ sensational claim.
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Jerome
American Motorists Clash With German Authorities
Paris reports rising American anger over German enforcement of traffic rules. A sick traveler was fined $45 for delaying a car license, another slowed driver with heart disease was jailed for unpaid fines, and a third man faced a long court timetable before paying $37.50 to avoid further detention.
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Low Salaries of Ministers Cause the Shortage
Hartford Conn August 27 The supply of Congregational ministers is shrinking as wages lag behind other trades and the YMCA offers broader opportunities The Hartford seminary study notes salaries fell by about 10 percent over the last decade while church wealth rose and living costs increased.
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Burleson Renominated by Texas Tenth District Democrats
Austin notes that Congressman Albert S. Burleson was renominated for another term at the Democratic congressional convention in the Tenth district. He faced no opposition in the primaries and will seek re election.
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Albert S. Burleson
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Paris Dazzled by Gorgeous Gowns of American Dancer
Ruth St Denis known as Radha arrives in Paris with Eastern outfits and a troupe of costumed attendants. She protests a contract dispute after a London engagement and a Paris hall booked her ideas under another manager.
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End of World Predicted for 1982 by Chronologist Stevens
Washington D C Aut 27 Edmund Scribner Stevens Ph D described as a great bible scholar predicts more earthquakes and an earth realigning in 1982 leading to the end of the world. He cites periods of accelerated motion since 1900 and asserts cities worldwide will fall in 1982 before a new heaven and earth. He notes the earth’s axis shift after the flood and hints exploration misdirections regarding the pole.
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Democrats From Allover Courtry Ready for Bryan
Democratic pilgrims from every state gather in New York to honor W. J. Bryan as he arrives aboard the Princess Irene from a world trip. Delegations from Missouri Illinois North Carolina and Maryland plan lodging and events at major hotels as Bryan's reception nears.
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David Nelson
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Sign Deters Burglar in Cincinnati Blacksmith Shop
Seventeen years after Burdorf blacksmith shop at 508 Hunt Street in Cincinnati was robbed the owner kept a nightly sign on the safe knob reading Dont blow this It is unlocked. A recent intruder entered with a duplicate key but left the store after reading the sign and finding only papers.
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Henry Burdorf
Hunt Street
Burdorf
Yeggman
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve praised by editor at Eminence
Major Hamm, editor and manager of the Constitutionalist, Eminence, Ky., credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with speeding his recovery from a four year old attack by Piles after ten days. It is advertised as the quickest healer of Burns, Sores, Cuts and Wounds, 25 cents at O. T. Erhart’s drug store.
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Mother Superior Marries Budapest Stonemason
Aug 27 A convent lady superior who had served as a nun for twenty years wed a 25 year old stonemason. While he repaired the convent she openly pursued him, was punished with eight months in a cell, and upon release left the convent to marry the worker.
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Denver Woman Rewarded For a Year Old Kind Act
Miss Nanette Allen, of South Broadway Christian church, helped an elderly man with a cup of water after a church event. A German professor Heinrich Waldebrand, recently deceased, reportedly left Miss Allen $1,000 for her wedding day and $8,000 to the church, plus a $500 memorial window and his library to Dr. Tyler. Hans Waldbrandt, professor’s nephew, came to Denver to fulfill the will.
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South Broadway Christian Church
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