Presbyterians Not To Act On New York Request
The Presbyterian General Assembly adopted the committee report and voted against acting on the New York City church request for approval of minister licensing action. Harmony faction leaders claim a first big victory while a second report on the New York presbytery’s licensing of ministers invokes potential further debate. The assembly could delay adjournment for two weeks if the matter is pursued on the floor.
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Criteriua
Columbus
Presbyterian General Assembly
Committee On
Wfirst Presbyterian Church
New York City
Harry Smersen Fosdicks
General Assembly
Judicial Commission
New York
Fred W Kenny Dies Self by Action in Manila Home
Fred W Kenny cashier of the Philippine Trust Co former U S Army captain died by his own hand at his Manila home. Police say he acted after an alleged plot by bank subordinates to make it seem he was responsible for a $50,000 shortage.
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Consernational News Service
MNILA
Fred W. Keny
The
Philippine Trust Co
U. S. Army
Dr Foster Home From Tour Abroad
Dr. Foster and Mrs. John Woater with daughter Helen return from a four month voyage abroad. They were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Preston traveling from New York via New Castile. The party visited nations across Europe and Africa including England Ireland Scotland France Spain Palestine and Jerusalem. All were in good health and expressed happiness to be home.
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John Woater
Helen
North Mercer Street
Harry G. Preston
New Castile
New York
Wogland
Scotland
Ireland
France
Holland
Switzerland
Ialy
Spain
Gibraltar
Czecho-Slovaca
Turkey
Palestine
Jerusalem
Africa
Europe
Memorial Day Committee Meeting Tonight
Memorial Day committee members are urged to attend this evening at the Legion Home. Chairman Homer C. Drake will address several matters including school visitation and Memorial Day ceremonies.
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Legion Home
Homer C. Drake
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges
Hospital notes list admit Dominick De Mase 51S Pearson Street Williamston and discharge John Schilling 510 Chestnut Street Mary Burgas and baby BR Mrs Almaste Dowell Carl Nolan Fareed. Some June graduates have two series Wort will give them the third.
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Dominick de Mase
Pearson Street
William Houston
Edgewood Avenue
John Schilling
Chestnut Sbpeat
Mary Burgas
Almaste Dowell
Carl Nolan
Fareed
Wort
American stance on Belgian debt funding explained
The United States informed the Brussels government via a note through Ambassador Phillips that it cannot consent to Germans directly paying Belgian reparations to liquidate Belgian debt. The payment must originate from Belgium regardless of funding source, as stated by Secretary Kellogg.
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International News Service
Washington
United States
Brussels
Phillips
State Department
Kelloxg
Belgium
Macri jury still deliberating since Saturday
In New Haven Conn May 2 the jury in the murder trial of Olympia Macri remained deadlocked after deliberating since Saturday morning. Foreman Frank M Platt announced the situation as hopeless and that no agreement had been reached as Judge Avery urged a final effort after five weeks of testimony.
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New Haven
Conn
Frank M. Platt
Olympia Macri
John (Sheik) Bagano
Avery
Williams Named U.S. Senator by Missouri Governor
George H. Williams of St. Louis was appointed United States Senator by Governor Sian Barker this morning. He succeeds the late Selden P. Spencer who died suddenly in Washington on May 1.
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Sian Baker
Selden P. Spencer
International News Service
Bombings Injure and Endanger Miners Homes Near Glendale
International News reports mine strike trouble near Moundsville as two houses of miners are bombed in Glendale. Five arrests followed. The first blast hit Harry Smigal’s porch while a second bomb damaged John Poluski’s residence, jeopardizing a teacher and seven children and others asleep nearby.
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Ecleton
International News Moundsvillue
Glendale
Harry Smigal
John Poluski
Buy Helves
Smigal
Polushi
No Outside Aid Declared For Japan Earthquake Relief
Washington May 25. The Japanese Red Cross said no outside aid is needed for the care and relief of earthquake sufferers, despite an offer of help from the American Red Cross.
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Washington
Japanese Red Cross
American Red Cross
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First Harmony Faction
Judicial Commission On
Fred W. Kenny
Manila
Dr. Foster
Shenango Valley Hospital
Parley
Edward Genes
BENES
Edward Benes
Dr. Benes
Czecho-Slovakia
Republic
Skellogz
MACRI
George Williams
Missouri
Moundsville
Japan
Pittsburgh
Boggs & Buhl
Marshall & Wendall
M.stienert & Co
Richmond
Martin Bros
Stultz & Bauer
Schaff Bros
Cable Nelson
Pease
Mathusek
Lester
South Mill Street
New Castle
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