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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
6
Industry shows gains despite labor disputes and looming rate cuts. Steel mills run near 75 percent capacity with firm steel prices. Total railroad car loading rises to 646000 for the week ending June 10 as other freight grows, coal still weak but improving. Credit conditions remain loose with no anticipated credit strain in coming months.
Prominent Chicago ministers and physicians condemn a proposed law to prohibit traffic in human glands. In statements prepared for the measures to ban gland transplants from living donors ministers say such operations pose no moral threat to society and insist the issue concerns only the involved parties.
About 8 million cantaloupes rotted on the ground around Brawley California as growers stopped picking for a day to curb overstocking in eastern markets. They expect the loss will reduce supply and restore profits.
Rev J A Wil burn found guilty of second degree murder by a Jefferson County circuit court jury for fatally shooting a Logan deputy sheriff during the miners march amid labor disturbances in the southern coal fields last August in Charleston Wa.
Miss Ella Wiley of Birmingham Iowa completed a quilt of 30000 pieces stitched over many years. She worked on the project alone and endured untold numbers of stitches in the creation of the quilt.
Hartford Ark reports at least three members of a picnic party suffocated in an abandoned mine nearby. Three others were overcome and in serious condition.
President Harding informal sanction to Republican leaders to postpone ship subsidy consideration for about a month. White House notes ongoing study of lowering second class postal rates as railroads report 75 days of coal on hand as of June 1.
A mosaic of incidents from across states includes political nominations in Maine and Minnesota, a Morgantown court ruling against a Socialist meeting, a minister’s alleged confession in Georgia, a mayoral death in Illinois, deadly train incidents in Kansas and New York Central at Albany Schenectady, and a flood claim in Texas. Also noted are a police chiefs convention in San Francisco, an arms shipment indictment in New Jersey, public pension fundraising in Minnesota, and a rail wage cut in Chicago.
Former U S ambassador to Austria Frederic C Penfield dies in New York. In Waukegan NL a 38 year old man named John DeYoung fell from a chair while chiseling, the tool piercing his right lung and causing death.
In Chicago Sporting Ban Johnson suspended Babe Ruth for three days for conduct in the game at Cleveland after disputing a decision by umpire Dii Ireen. Ken Williams of the St. Louis Browns hit his eighteenth homer of the season in a game with the Athletics at St. Louis.
A Belfast dispatch notes Arthur Griffith leading in Cavan with 13 101 votes. Berlin reports describe 120 injuries in a clash between patriots and communists in Chemnitz. Taft praises Britain and the U S for world peace at a London banquet. Lenin reportedly rests from auto intoxication in Moscow. Sun Yat Sen shelling Canton causes heavy casualties as refugees flee to Hongkong. Germany pays reparations monthly installment of 50 000 000 guld marks to Pass London and Brussels banks.
Sioux City teen John M. Leary drowns in the Big Sioux River. James V. Trinkle and Billy Koehn also die while fishing and swimming. A Wilton Junction barn fire causes $20,000 in damages. Cedar Rapids streetcar kills Mrs. E. C. Bealer, 80. Violet Knight II, a Lime Springs cow, sets US records for milk and butterfat. Prof. Stevenson leads US push to make English an official international language. Alfalfa thrives in Iowa with cultivation to curb bluegrass. Final spray for cherry and plum trees advised to protect next year’s crop from leaf spot and slug.
Lesson text outlines Ezekiel's call and commission, the Prophet's vision and Spirit filling, the people's moral condition, and the watchman duty. It emphasizes preaching God's warning, inner sympathy with listeners, and the minister's grave responsibility to hear, warn, and deliver souls.
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