Obey Not Vital For Happiness, Prelate Holds
Boston dispatch reports mixed views on omitting the word obey from marriage vows. Bishop Charles L. Slattery says obey is not vital to happiness while Bishop Irving Peake Johnson of Colorado protests the change, reflecting differing opinions among clergy and women in and around Boston.
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C. L. Slattery
Bishop Johnson
Boston
International News Service
United States
Charles L. Slattery
Massachusetts
Irving Peake Johnson
Episcopal Diocese of
Colorado
Women Differ on Obey Word in Marriage Ceremony
Boston area couples with long marriages defend traditional wording in wedding vows. Mrs James Yeames and others argue the term obey reflects mutual pleasing and support. They contend happiness comes from harmony, not subservience, and say the old vow remains valid.
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James Yeames
Arlington, Mass
Abey
Yeames
Grey
John A. Dakin
Holyoke
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Mae I
Western newspaper mocks groom after wedding incident
A western paper lightly censures a man who saluted the bride and suffered a black eye and broken nose. The piece notes the psychology against him and records that he waited two years after the wedding to act or respond.
Walker Victory Over Hylan In New York Mayor Race
In the New York mayoral contest Walker leads with gains in the Bronx and Brooklyn while Hylan wins Richmond and a tight Queens race. Borough presidents renominated include Maurice Connolly for Queens and John A. Lynch for Richmond. Walker candidates include Charles W. Berry for comptroller and Joseph V. MeKes for president of the board of aldermen. district tallies show Walker ahead across most boroughs with several districts outstanding.
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Richmond
Queens
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John A. Lynch
Walker Ware
Charles W. Berry
Joseph V. MeKes
Board of Aldermen
Merhattan
Walker
Pinchot Seeks Coal Use Details in New England
Boston report says Governor Pinchot of Pennsylvania is interested in how much soft coal is replacing anthracite in New England. EH T Nugent, Pennsylvania labor inspector, told locals that anthracite operators on strike fear losing the New England market as soft coal producers in West Virginia push into the regional market.
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International News Service
Boston
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
New England
Eh.t. Nugent
Department of Labor and Industries of
Nugent
Tnim
Virginia
Debye Sees Bridge Between Wave and Quantum Theories
In 1925 New Castle News reports on Debye suggesting harmonical relations may someday unite wave theory and quantum theory in the great problems of modern physics. He contrasts past ideas from Huryghen and Newton and notes experiments with X rays and light particles.
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NEW Castle News
Huryghen
Dabya
Newton
Debye
Famous Shortstop Falters in Political Bid
Hana Waener, famed Pirates shortstop and longtime NL batting leader, failed in his first major league politics bid. He entered the Republican sheriff race for Allegheny County and trailed by a large margin to Robert H. Braun, chief county detective. Waener also ran as a labor candidate and earned an unqualified endorsement, with supporters weighing a independent labor run in November.
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Labor
Nature Of Light Still Mystery To Scientists
For 800 years scientists seek what light is, says Dr. P Debye of the University of Zurich. He explains X-ray scattering mirrors sunlight scattering in air and the atom scale of electricity. Debye notes atoms far smaller than atoms and the vast number of atoms in ordinary matter.
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P. Debye
University of Zurich
Debye
Prof
Five Bandits Loot New York Bank in Broad Daylight
Five bandits robbed the East River National Bank at 104th Street and First Avenue in broad daylight. They held the cashier at gunpoint and escaped with about $47,000 in cash as detectives raced to the scene from nearby stations.
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New York
International News Service
NW York
Eest River National Bank
104Th Street
First Avenue
Econer
Snake dies in daylight after longshoreman assault
New York September 14 six longshoremen beat a six foot boa constrictor to death on the Scandinavian American line pier in Hoboken after it attacked Patrick Rogers. Rogers dodged the strike and summoned colleagues to finish the task with shovels in broad daylight. Steamship line officials say the snake was brought in on the liner Frederick VI I from India.
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New York
Patrick Rogers
Hoboken
N. J
Rogers
Steamship Line
Frederick Viti
India
Daly to Pitt University
Jamies Daly of South Mill Street leaves Monday for Pittsburgh to enter the University of Pittsburgh as a student. The grapevine at Hampton Court Palace was viewed this summer by more than 28,000 visitors.
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Jamies Daly
South Mil Street
Pittsburgh
University of Pitts
Hampton Court Palace
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