Coffin Sees Break Possible On Assembly Ruling
Dr Henry Coffin a New York modernist spoke in Columbus Ohio about a potential break in the Presbyterian church after the general assembly decreed that complete faith in the virgin birth is required for licensure. He noted the possibility the matter could be sent to the Presbyterian for a vote and that a civil court case might follow if needed. A formal protest by modernists against the ruling was delivered to the assembly by Dr Charles Schwartz of Chicago First Presbyterian.
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International Nen
Columbus
Ohio
Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Henry Ninan Coffin
New York
Coffin
Judicial Commission
Charles B. Schwartz
First Presbyterian Church
Chicast
Princeton Missionary Society Meeting Report
The Princeton Presbyterian church Ladies Aid held their regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Norman Book's home. The group quilted, shared a lunch prepared by Mrs. Book with help from Miss Mildred Mershimer and Miss Marguerite Howarth, and conducted devotions led by Mrs. Sie Weisz. Attendees included Mrs. Frank Bratschie, Mrs. G. A. Boyd, Mrs. Ross Shaffer, Mrs. W. D. Morrison, Mrs. Charles Mershimer and her children, Mrs. The Weisz, Miss Mildred Mershimer, Miss Marguerite Howarth, Mrs. Golden Young and daughter, and Mrs. Roy Pat.
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Sosionary Society
Uadice’ Missionary Sactety
Princeton Presbyterian Church
Norman Book
Book
Mildred Mershimer
Marguerite Howarth
Sie Weisz
Frank Bratschie
G. A. Boyd
Ross Shaffer
WW. D. Morrison
Charles Mershimer
Helen
Jean
Lois May
the Weisz
Mar- Euerite Howarth
Golden Young
Roy Pat
Princeton Notes and Local Social News
Mrs. Roy Patterson and daughter Edya return to New Castle after a week with Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Morrison and family. Memorial services planned for Presbyterian church with two New Castle speakers. Fire destroys Clifton Youngs near Princeton station. Several local families visit relatives in Ambridge and West Sunbury. Mary Stevenson re-elected principal. Nellie White and Mildred Mersheimer named elementary teachers. Twenty five Christian Endeavor members attended in New Bedford.
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Princeton
Roy Patterson
Edya
New Castle
W. D. Morrison
Loge Pautterses Fand
Harlansburg
G. A. Boyd
Ed Boak
Mark McConnell
Weis
Mattie Stickle
William Kelley
Portersville
Ambridge
Christian Endeavor Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
New Bedford
George Myers
West Sunbury
Wrigit
Oak Grove
Matthew Russell
Albert Allison
Esther McConnell
Kid Allison
Lowellville
Taking Testimony In Cornish Trial At Moundsville
The trial of Frank Cornish in Moundsville West Virginia continued with testimony in circuit court. Prosecutors aim to show Cornish led a striker group tied to the April 19 riot. Another arrest raises the total linked to recent bombings to eighteen, though the bomber remains at large. Union officials urged restraint at a mass meeting as strikes faced violence. An optimist Milwaukee actress is noted as the sixth wife of a performer.
Lipton Birthday Message Encourages Work and Play Balance
Sir Thomas Lipton marks his seventy inch birthday with a motto there is no such thing as work without joy he says he has lived by the idea and urges others to find work that suits them and devote their heart to it for happiness.
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Sir Thomas Lipton
Thomas Lipton
Tye
Claims 6200 Income Not Enough To Live On
Salem court hears Elizabeth Densten of Lynn protest that a $6200 annual income cannot sustain her lifestyle amid high living costs. She seeks an increased court allowance after suing husband John J Densten for separate support. Her husband’s Philadelphia residence is noted, with income details presented by counsel.
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Internati
Salem
Elizabeth
Gorky to Publish His Life History
Dr. Alexander Kaun of the University of California has been commissioned by Maxim Gorky to write The Life and Times of Maxim Gorky. Kaun travels to Gorky in Italy to obtain instructions and manuscripts, aiming to document his subject's influence on modern Russia. He will lecture at the University of Kansas in Lawrence before departure.
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Conternational News Service
Berkeley
Cal
Alexander Kaun
University of California
Maxim Gorky
Sorrento
Italy
Kaan
Gorzy
Hasargely
Russia
Iue
Maxim Corky
Dr. Kaun
Kaun
University For Kansas
Lawrence
Two Ladies Of 110 Oldest In Japan
International News Service reports in Tokyo that Mrs. Tsuneo Nakai born March 49 1815 and Mrs. Matau Koyama born August 16 1815 are the oldest living persons in Japan. The notes state both were born before the Battle of Waterloo which occurred June 18 1815.
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Tokyo
Japan
Waterloo
Tsuneo Nakai
Matau Koyama
Judge presides over death by germ poisoning case
Judge Thomas J. Lioch of the Criminal Court at Chicago presides at the trial of William D. Shepherd charged with causing the death of his millionaire ward William N. McClintock by germ poisoning.
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Thomas J. Lioch
Criminal Court At
Chicago
Willam D. Shepherd
William N. McClintock
Lynn consider renaming May Square to Coolidge Square
A Lynn movement proposes changing the name of May Square to Coolidge Square in honor of President Coolidge. The shift follows the president accepting a Lynn Chamber of Commerce offer to use the building as his executive offices during a Swampscott visit this summer.
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Neways Lynn
Prominent Men In The News
General Smedley D. Butler urged by Governor Pinchot to seek the Philadelphia gubernatorial nomination. King Alfonso grants France permission to deploy troops into Spanish territory against Riffian forces. Representative Martian B. Madden visits Bad Nauheim Germany to recover from illness. Nathan P. Lohold confined in Joliet Illinois State Penitentiary for murder of Robert Franks, suffering appendicitis diagnosed.
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Smedley D. Butler
Philadelphia
Pinchot
Alfonso
Spain
France
Martian B. Madden
Illinois
Badnauhelz
Germany
Nathan P. Lohold
Illinois State Penitentiary
Joliet
Robert Franks
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