Religion Controversy in Protestant Episcopal Church Seen Shifting
Reporters note modernists appear to be moving out of public view while advocates press the issue toward the next general convention in New Orleans. Observers say Presbyterian and Baptist conflicts linger with ongoing opposition and debate. Dr. William Guthrie dismisses the current phase as won and expresses limited interest.
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Associated Press News
Protestant Episcopal Church
New Orleans
William’ N. Guthrie
St. Marks
Bowery
Manning
Smith
Air Service Linking U.S. and Hawaii Advocated by Mitchell
Honolulu reports Brigadier General William Mitchell, assistant chief of the army air service, saying regular Hawaii to United States air service within five years could replace five to seven days by steamship. He cites planes with 3,000 mile range and multi engine capability, urging improved Pacific aviation for mail, passengers, and defense. Hawaii’s strong air network position is noted as a basis for rapid regional development.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
United States
William Mitchell
Army Air Service
Pacific
League proposes study to end white slave traffic
Grace Abbott of the U S Department of Labor informs the League of Nations that the federal Hygiene Bureau will fund up to 75000 dollars for a comprehensive inquiry into trafficking in women and children. The League's social section plans expert-led research to abolish white slave practices and asks police systems worldwide to cooperate.
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Geneva
Grace Abbott
States Department of Labor
League of Nations
Ial Hygiene Bureau
Washington
League
A!l World Iiies
Marshfield astrologist faces gallows in star plot case
Arthur Covell a crippled astrologist from Marshfield Oregon smiles as the judge sentences him for his role in a family star mar plot. The sentencing to death will be carried out in a few weeks with jail escorts leading him back to his cell.
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Arthur Covell
Marshfield
Ore
Ebba Covell
School Children Help Stop Motor Accidents
San Francisco organizes one thousand public school boys aged 12 to 18 into a traffic reserve force posting them at school corners to regulate traffic and assist safe crossings. They study city ordinances and drill in signals with police guidance as part of a ten month effort with the California State Automobile Association that reduced motor accident deaths by 25 percent. A regional meeting approved adopting the plan in other northern and central California communities.
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San Francisco
Police
California State Automobile Association
California
Edison Demonstrates Voice Reproduction at Peters Furniture
The Edison showcases a correctly modulated and perfect recreation of the human voice. A demonstration is offered at Peters Furniture Co. on 17th Street, inviting customers to experience the innovation firsthand.
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Edison
Peters Furniture Co
Union of League Workers Ties Exiled Russian Lovers
A romance within the League of Nations unites M Pastouhoff, son of a Donets coal mine owner, and Conness Ouwaroff, of ancient noble lineage, both exiled from Russia after the Soviet revolution. The couple, now workers at the League, plan marriage to support the grandmother in Yugoslavia.
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League
Conness Ouwaroff
Bor
Jugoslavia
Plan for anti-Klan organization is made
Washington December 19 former Governor Walton of Oklahoma plans to form a national anti Ku Klux Klan organization. His counsel F E Riddle and H B Martin of Tulsa say they are seeking a supreme court reversal of impeachment charges against him.
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Washington
Walton
Oklahoma
F. E. Riddle
H. B. Martin
Tulsa
Supreme Court
New High Mark Expected in Poll Tax Payments This Year
Officials anticipate a new record for poll tax receipts as the year ends December 31 with about 3,500 payments already made and an estimated total surpassing 5,400. Last year saw 4,750 payments as fullness of the year rush looms. The tax office warns late filers of crowding and possible delays at year end. Krex's Department Store promotes pre Christmas savings.
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Focal
Sunday School Council to Meet in Nashville in 1924
The general Sunday school council of the Southern Methodist Church, in session in Nashville, voted to reconvene there in 1924 with Nashville chosen over five other cities. Officers to be installed at the final session include C. M. Danelly of Montgomery Alabama as president, Prof. C. A. Brown of Millsaps College Jackson Mississippi as vice-president, and Miss Ethel Smith Speer of Richmond Virginia as secretary treasurer.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
General Sunday School Council
Southern Methodist Church
C. M. Danelly
Montgomery
Ala
C. A. Brown
Millsaps College
Jackson
Miss
Ethel Smith Speer
Richmond VA
Tennessee firm mulls Muscle Shoals bid with Alabama Power
Jo Conn Guild of the Tennessee Electric Power Company testified that his firm, in cooperation with Alabama Power Company, was considering a joint bid for the government Muscle Shoals project in Muscle Shoals, Alabama.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Jo Conn Guild
Tennessee Electric Power Company
Alabama Power Company
Muscle Shoals
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