Ford defense rests as bishop calls Ford Christian not anarchist
In Mt. Clemens Michigan the Ford libel trial against the Chicago Tribune proceeds with Rt. Rev. Charles D Williams testifying that Henry Ford's views are Christian and anti anarchist. The witness rejects half truths and asserts Ford supports orderly government and world peace through nonwar ideas.
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Mt. Clemens
Mich
Chicago Tribune
Henry Ford
Ford
the Tribune
Charles D. Williams
D. D
Michigan
J. S. Reeves
University of Michigan
Williams
Henryford
Tribune
William A. Dunning
Columbia University
My. Ford
Dunning
Mr. Ford
Local Notices of Visits and Travel Across Arkansas and Illinois
Mr and Mrs Robert Gardner and child of Wilson Ark visit Mrs Gardners mother Mrs Knight sails to Batesville to visit relatives before returning home Mr H Friedman leaves for St Louis and Chicago to buy fall goods then visits French Lick Springs Mrs Leo Lesser attends Summer School in Chicago and visits Mrs Lucy Campbell Miss Helen Maltsby returns from two weeks in Jackson and Laws Hill La Miss Kate Kimmons returns from Peabody Normal where she attended Summer School Mesdames Morris Goodwin and Price attended services at Glenville Friday
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Robert Gardner
Wilson, Ark
H. Friedman
St. Louis
Chicago
French Lick Springs
Leo Lesser
Lucy Campbell
Helen Maltsby
Jackeson
Laws Hill
Kate Kimmons
Peabody Normal
Summmer School
Mesdames Morris, Goodwin and
Price
Glenville
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L. G. Lynch
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