Parish House Talks Turn To Socialism Debate
Last night at the Church of the Ascension Fifth Avenue and Tenth Street a parishhouse meeting heated as socialism was labeled anti Christian and speakers traded charges of misstatements. Rev A F Irvine led the discussion after a sermon on Was Christ a Christian and a silver bell halted others to keep to three minute turns. A crowd packed the parish house with a lively exchange over religion and Socialism, including accusations of renegade status, questions on divine providence, and calls for jobs amid unemployment.
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Church of the Ascension
Fifth Avenue
Tenth Street
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A. F. Irvine
Ascension
Christa
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Calvin
Luther
Christ
Irvine
Judea
Lse
Solomon Fieldman
Avery
Ileer
Hher
Rev Dr MacArthur Critiques Anarchistic Lawlessness
The Rev Dr R S MacArthur denounces anarchistic currents in society and urges the pulpit and press to rebuke the rise of lawlessness. He cites recent episodes in Washington including a Congress member and a U S Senator drawing pistols amid temperance debates, condemning both as shameful and unbecoming of civilized conduct.
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Tvare
Sada
Istais
Spi
Leis
T. Warshington
Congress
Arunken
Cemlinen
Washington
United States
Haymarket echoes in March strike threat from anarchists
The passage links a potential New York bombing on March 28 to the 1981 Haymarket disaster in Chicago. It advocates banishing anarchists of the Berkman Emma Goldman type to a remote island, arguing that exposure to their theories would curb their influence.
Union Men Clash With Socialists at City Union Meeting
A Central Federated Union session devolved into sharp exchanges as Socialist members pressed Herman Robinson over remarks to a parlor Socialist group. Robinson defended himself, a Park Department permit dispute surfaced, and the Executive Committee’s protest against a May Day IWW demonstration drew heated rebuttals from union leaders.
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Herman Robinson
Church of the Ascension
Robinson
Elias Wolf
Cigarmakers’ Union No. 90
Park Department
Union Square
James Holland
Firemen's Union
Bohm
City Gardeners’ Union
Park C
Industrial Workers of the World
Executive Committee
Smith
Frederick Paulitsch
Eeemated
Sheet Metal Workers
Cer
Debaters Clash Over Socialism In Brooklyn Hall
About 800 youths attended at Clinton Hall on Clinton Street paying 15 cents to hear a debate on Socialism. Solomon Fieldman argued practicability, with Dobson and Fieldman alternately speaking in planned rounds starting near 3 PM and continuing past 6 PM. The lively audience remained engaged as the dispute over class issues persisted.
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Clinton Hall
Clinton Street
Tangsue
Ward Dobson
Brooklyn Philosophical Assocation
Solomon Fieldman
Mr. Fieldman
Mr. Dotson
Dobson
The Rights of the Working Man Sermon at Metropolitan Temple
Rev Dr John Wesley Hill defended free speech as a national right but said it must follow laws rules and proper authority. He warned against preaching without permission and compared such acts to defying city and state authorities.
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Metropolitan Temple
Seventh Avenue
John Wesley Hill
Union Square
Union
Thomas Car Dues at Valdez Today
Thomas car is due at Valdez today awaiting a boat. Reports say De Dion may catch it as French and German cars remain halted by recent accidents.
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de Dion
Dis- Car Reported Distance Thomas Seattle List
The report lists distances and destinations including Seattle Washington 4836 Zust San Francisco 4090 and Tulare California 3586 with Protos Kelton Utah. It notes a voyage sailing for Alaska on Wednesday last due at Valdez today, with repairs made en route.
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Thomas
Seattle
Wash
Zust
San Francisco
Tulare
Cal
Kelton
Utah
Alaska
Valdez
Four cars in New York to Paris race limp toward West
The American Thomas advances toward Valdez aboard the Santa Clara while Alaska awaits. The Italian Zust repairs in San Francisco and aims for Seattle, then Alaska. The French De Dion remains disabled at Tulare, 230 miles from San Francisco, and the German Protos repairs near Kelton Utah.
Lessons to De Dion Crew
Special to The New York Times from Tulare California reports Antran chief mechanic of De Dion Bouton explains experiences crossing America in a heavily loaded car. He notes hardships of bad roads Indiana New York State and Iowa tests, aims to build a fully loaded car capable of crossing Alaska and Siberia without horses, and predicts a faster winter voyage.
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New York Times
Tulare
Cal
Alaska
Antran
de Dion-Bouton Factory
America
Indiana
United States
Dion
Siberia
New York State
Rocky Mountains
Equal Pay Bill Indorsed By Central Federated Union
At yesterday's Central Federated Union meeting Miss Annie McAuliffe of the Women Teachers Association urged a fresh endorsement of a bill seeking equal pay for men and women teachers. Delegate Prince noted prior endorsement, but McAuliffe insisted повторить. The bill and its 138,000 teachers demand were endorsed for a second time.
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Central Federated Union
Annie ‘McAuliffe
Women Teachers’ Association
Prince
Cigar Packers’ Union
State Federation of
Tabor
Barbers May Strike In Pittsburg Over Wage Scale
Pittsburg barbers threaten to strike if last year’s wage scale is not signed by tomorrow morning. Masters demand salary cuts for employees, and plan to post no tipping signs. Journeymen refuse the proposal and warn of a citywide strike if a new scale isn’t agreed.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Police Captain Targets Street Noise and Sunday Law Violations
Capt John Becker of Coney Island Police Station led arrests of seven Italians working on a West Third Street and Park Place house construction for violating the Sunday law. All were locked up on charges stemming from the case amid Becker's campaign against noise on the island.
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John Becker
Coney Island
West Third Street
Park Place
Glowing Learnings Spur Enthusiastic Voyage Endnote
The speaker expresses gladness at gaining knowledge and signals ongoing curiosity about the journey, naming G. Bourcier St. Chatfray as a guiding figure or point of reference while hinting at further discoveries to come.
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G. Bourcier
Rest for Italian Crew Delays in San Francisco
The Italian Zust car crew rested amid cheers from the Italian quarter as delegations visited the Trotel Majestic. They refused all invitations, planning to overhaul the car after a transcontinental trip, with repairs to fix a bent flywheel and other minor work before leaving Friday for Seattle and then Alaska on the 16th.
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New York
Alaska
Seattle
Germans Have Bad Luck In New York Paris Race
Special to The New York Times from Kelton Utah April. The German Protos car was delayed two days after a broken differential on leaving town. Lieut Koeppen said the crew finished repairs and plan an early start the next morning to reach Cobre in the forenoon, then Ely in the afternoon as road conditions improve.
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New York Times
Kelton
Utah
New York
Paris
Lieut
Koeppen
Cobre
Ely
Admiral Evans Improves After Springs Visit
Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans, recovering at Palo Alto Springs, Calif., took a two hour carriage ride with his son and staff today after his first mud bath. He enjoyed the treatment and noted improved strength, appetite, and sleep after ongoing baths and massages.
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Palo Robles
Hot Springs
Cal
Robley D. Evans
F. Taylor Hans
P. McDonald
Sta F
L E. Phillips
George W. Torney
Presidio
Admiral Evans
Kuhaus
Col Woodside Found Dead in Annapolis River
Col Haward L Woodside aged 37 is found dead in the Severn River after disappearing January 29. An ex Gov Warfield staffer and Adjutant General chief clerk, he had fallen into low spirits after losing his post. He left the Officers Club at the Naval Academy then died by his own action, with no direct note of suicide.
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New York Times
Annapolis
Haward L. Woodside
Col. Woodside
Warfield
Adjutant General
Gov. Warfield
Naval Academy
Catholic Centennial Plans For New York Diocese
Catholic Diocese of New York marks its centennial with April events at Cathedral College 444 Madison Avenue. General Chairman Morgan J. O'Brien presided as committees reported. auctions at Carnegie Hall raised $3,155 from 61 boxes. Cardinal Logue to visit. parade headcount set for 40 000 with grandstand for 30 000 at St Patrick's.
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Carnegie Hall
Bryan L. Kennelly
John Whalen
John Agar
WH. McLeenan
L. V. O'Donohue
J. J. O'Donohue
Benjamin Coleman
P. J. Tracey
FT. M. Mulry
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J. J. O'Sullivan
B.D. Farrell
Herman Ridder
Archbishop Farley
Muiqueen
Cardinal Logue
Ireland
Dr. Quinlan
Cardinal Gibbons
New York
W. Bourke Ceachran
John J. Belany
Cardinal Tozue
MacGuire
Fifth Avenue
St. Patrick's Cathedral
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