Church canons reject divorce and remarriage rules
In San Francisco on October 16 the house of deputies rejected both proposed canons from the house of bishops addressing marriage and divorce. Canon 86 and Canon 37 were defeated, halting efforts to bar priests from remarriage after divorce. An amendment to allow modified worship forms was approved for constitutional consideration. In Indianapolis plans form for a large United Mine Workers convention with 1,500 to 1,800 delegates expected, up from 1,000 last year.
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Huntington
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
Rhode Island Democrats Nominate State Ticket
Democrats of Rhode Island held a convention in Providence naming L. F. C. Garvin of Lonsdale as their statewide candidate. The platform calls for a new constitution and the resolutions focus on state matters.
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L. F. C. Garvin
Lonsdale
Stone Kidnapping Sparked International Debate
Paris, London, and Constantinople investors debate the Stone ransom case after Miss Ellen M Stone and Mrs Catherine Tellkas are captured by brigands in Macedonia. Officials weigh Turkish and Bulgarian responsibility while Russia pledges support to secure payment of 25,000 pounds. The editors caution that high ransoms empower brigands and may destabilize eastern Europe.
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The
Daily News
Miss Stone
Turkey
Mise Stone
Europe
Bulgaria
Standard
Constantinople
Leavag
Raniat
United
W. W. Péot
Macedonia
Bansko
Tsuka
Haskell
Samakov
Idfama
Hivhi
United States
Bulyui
Mme
Indiana Glass Plants Resume Operations in Accord with Contract
Marion Indiana reports all Indiana plants of the Federation of Cooperative Window Glass companies resumed operations Tuesday under the contract with the American and Independent window glass companies, ending a pause in production.
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Ind
Indiana
Federation of Cooperative’ Window Glass Companies
Schley Court Hears Sail Officers On Battle Actions
Testimony in the Schley court of inquiry continues with Lieutenant Commander James Sears recounting Brooklyn operations and Admiral Schley’s forthcoming testimony. Capt. Cook testifies to damage to Brooklyn and Schley’s calm leadership during the July 3 action and May 31 events, with cross examination touching range and coal plans.
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Rayner
James Ho Sears
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Adala
Bears
Adula
Cienfuego
Jamaica
Santiago
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Wee T
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Oregon
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Lemiy
Mtv
Sears
Commodore Schley
Massachusetts
Lenmily
Admiral Dewey
Lemly
Hanna
Capt Lemly
Ward
The
Capt. Cook
Sezelon
Commodore Schrey
Key West
Corlers
Cookag Rn
Charger
Maso Accepts Candidacy for Cuban Vice Presidency
Havana reports that Gen Bartolome Maso has consented to run for vice president of Cuba this election season. The announcement comes from Maso’s friends who promote his bid and political role.
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Havana
The
Friends of Gen
Crises Loom in Newfoundland Over Colonial Demands
Dispatches from the Daily Mail warn a crisis may erupt in Newfoundland if Britain ignores the colony’s demands. The report notes growing tension and calls for greater attention from London to avert confrontation.
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The
Daily Mail
Newfoundland
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