Differences Narrow Between Northern and Southern Baptists
At the fifteenth annual Northern Baptist Convention meeting in Indianapolis, F W Fren of Denver cited substantial theological differences as ecclesiological rather than doctrinal. He noted more agreement than assumed, with Northern Baptists favoring a present universal church and Southern Baptists upholding a local church view. The Columbia Conference urged cooperation, stewardship campaigns, education, and a published Baptist doctrine statement to clarify fundamentals.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Northern Baptists
Southern Baptists
F. W. Fren
Denvry
Colorado
Laynén
Northern Baptist Convention
Freeman
Columbia
Columbia Conference
Organic Church Union
Sunday Special Brick Banana Nut and Other Flavors
Kaw Valley Creamery staff Charles Price from Salina visits relatives and friends in Lawrence Baldwin and surrounding county. Miss Mariam Meader departed this morning for Nebraska on a visit.
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Kaw Valley Creamery
Charles Price
Salina
Lawrence
Baldwin
Mariam Meader
Nebraska
Would Rather Fight Than Work Remedy Claim Ad
A testimonial asserts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured stomach troubles and misery from work, claiming the prep removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation linked to stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. It promotes a money back guarantee and sale at Round Corner Drug Store and other druggists.
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Mayr
Round Corner Drug Store
Lawrence News Briefs Roundup Highlights City Life
Ed Anderson comments on Douglas coin wording while Robert Sedmns plans return from Kansas City hospital. Thirty two babies attend the mothers conference at city hall. nine visit clinics for the first time and four come from outside Lawrence. A short circuit at 846 Massachusetts caused an alarm, no damage. Watkins National Bank staff hold a picnic in Dudley Ashber’s grove. Dr J W Jenney’s death noted in Salina as health declined after son’s drowning twelve years ago. Reverend Mark Mohler to lead program at the Ministers Institute in Andover, Mass. July 8 to 9. Fort to fort drives around Lawrence see motor cars at night. old Lizzie seeks relief from heat. Engraving contract for 1923 Jayhawker awarded to John & Ollier.
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City Hall
Lawrence
Fraternal Aid Union Concert and Local Notes
The Fraternal Aid Union band concert in Central Park drew a good crowd last night. Miss Faye Mays begins a summer library course at Illinois University. A hose replacement hints at drought effects on gardens as Willard interview prompts doubt about his remarks.
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Fraternal ‘Aid Union
Central Park
Faye Mays
Illinois University
Dewey Corp Fined for Reporting Lapses in France Era
Governor Allen said he will not veto action by the state charter board remitting penalties against the Chauncey Dewey Corporation for failing to file reports. Attorney General Hopkins led the case, arguing the firm lost corporate rights due to delinquent reports while Dewey served in France. The board noted nearly 1,900 suspended corporations, with 772 during Hopkins’s tenure. Dewey’s counsel alleged political motives in the action. American Legion members show interest, amid reports Dewey, past draft age, enlisted as a private and rose to major. Secretary of State Pettijohn moved to levy a fine against the company.
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Topeka
Allen
State Charter Board
Chauncey, Dewey Corporation
Richard J. Hopkins
Dewey Company
Dewey
France
Hopkin
Kansas
American Legion
L. J.pettijohn
Governor I I Allen Plans Action Against Service Man
The governor said he would approve the plan to seize delinquency cakes and remit penalties. He noted hundreds of cases turned over to the attorney general and urged enforcing a $5 per day penalty since January 1917. Frank H. Foster, state bank commissioner, asked to abstain and the case was postponed until June 21.
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Allen
Hopkins
Frank H. Foster
State Bank
Abey
White files answer in replevin case over property
Jesse A. White filed an answer to the recent replevin petition in district court brought by his former wife Linda White. He denies all allegations. Mrs White claims White possesses her personal property valued at 297.50 and seeks restitution or its money value plus 200 in damages.
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Jesse A. White
Linda White
Snow plans to file for governor by fee next Monday
George Snow, who ran two years ago and drew substantial Wichita opposition to Allen, says he will file for governor next Monday by paying the filing fee rather than by petition. He touts a thirty plank platform to cut taxes in half and plans to print it next Tuesday in the Capital. Snow was in town today announcing his intentions and said he would start shocking wheat for Jim Jones at Six Corners on Wednesday.
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George Snow
Wichita
Allen
Snow
Jim Jones
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