Church Young People Open Meeting
Kerrville June 19. A Presbyterian Young People's conference opens with heavy registration led by Garland Lang. A. H. Storer of Corpus Christi arrives with a church delegation. Large contingents from Valley and San Antonio churches attend. Mrs J L Hill leads First Presbyterian, Dr S Eastburn from Alamo Heights attends, Dr B D D Greer heads Dighland Park group and will teach. Miss Junke Skinner to teach vocational guidance. A daily paper, first in southern Presbyterian youth conferences, will greet delegates Tuesday. The Rev S Brooks McLene and four boys from Kingsville arrive to print at camp.
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Alamo Heights
B. D. D. Greer
Dighland Park
Misa Mary Dishon
Texas Presbyterian College
B.D. DB. Greer
Dighland Park Presbyterian Church
Greer
Barko
Junke Skinner
Executive Committee of
Christian Education
Presbyterian Young People's Conferences
Brooks McLene
Texas Mexican Institute
Kingsville
Wife Sues for Insurance After Air Tragedy Death
In Topeka 1907 a widow, Mrs F D Host, seeks compensation for her husband Hart's death from a Wichita Flo company crash in Idaho. John H Crawford, member of the state public service commission, schedules a hearing in Wichita on July 8. Hart, a Wichita pilot, died when his plane went down while delivering aircraft to a buyer. his frozen body was found days later.
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Topeka
F. D. Host
Keating
Wichita
John H. Crawford
State Public Service Commission
Hart
Wichita Flo
Mountains
Idaho
Jack Winter
Woman accuses John L Kellogg in divorce petition
In Chicago on July 19 a woman charged John J Kellogg capitalist and son of a breakfast food maker with conspiring with her husband to defraud Warren Seed Cleaning Company stockholders. She filed the charge in her divorce petition and contempt proceedings were to be held today, her attorney said.
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John L. Kellogg
Chicago
John J. Kellogg
Harry R. Warren
Warren
Boy Scouts Conquer Paris in French Entry Honor
Three American Boy Scouts Dick Douglass of Greensboro N C Douglas Oliver of Atlanta and David Martin of Austin Texas were welcomed as conquering heroes in Paris They refused to trade places with Mr Hoover and were selected to join Martin Johnson on a motion picture expedition to Africa
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Paris
Dick Douglase
Greensboro
N. C
Douglas Oliver
Atlanta
David Martin
Austin
Slinn
Poria
Mr. Hoover
Sven
Martin Johnson
Africa
Escaped Convict to Be Returned to Leavenworth Prison
Leavenworth Kan June 10 Fr John F Carroll who aided by Charles B Thompson a prisoner in the federal prison shoe factory escaped sixteen months ago will be returned to the prison Wednesday from Philadelphia where he was captured last week Warden T H White announced tonight.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Fr—Tohn F. Carroll
Charles B. Thompson
Philadelphia
T. H. White
Judge Sued by Former Secretary in Chicago Suit
Charles G Craig of Gulesharz a former justice of the state supreme court and a banker was named as a defendant in a suit for 217000 by Miss Fern Thomas Chicago. Only the praecipe was filed and Attorney Edward C Hayes refusing detail.
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Chicago
Charles G Craig
Gulesharz
State Supremce Court
Suiss Fern. Thomas
Hig
Edward C. Hayes
Slays Policeman and Wounds Three Women in Springfield
Dobbs Adams shot and killed a city policeman as officers moved to arrest him after he wounded his mother in law and a woman friend and stabbed his sister in law. A mob gathered outside the police station as officers tried to escort Adams out of town.
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Springfield
Dobbs Adams
Vatrolman Dearland
Police Staton
Adams
Magazine Editor Dies in Brooklyn
New York reports the death of Charles T. Agnew Tagurine editor in Brooklyn home Sunday night. He was 44 years old.
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Brooklyn
New York
Charles T. Agnew
Last U.8 Entry in Fishermen's Cup Race Goes Down
Gloucester, June 19. The sinking of the schooner Henry Ford, the last American contender for the Fishermen's Cup, was reported in a Newfoundland telegram. Captain Glaston Morrisser, master of the schooner, gave no detail beyond the crew being saved.
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U.8
Gloucester
Henry Ford
Newfoundland
Glaston Morrisser
Hale Renominated as U S Senator in Maine Primary
In Ponteasnd Me on June 19 US Senator Frederick Hale won renomination for a third term in the Republican primary. Governor Ralph Brewster Jr. sought renomination but lost. Representative G Heres, from the Fourth district, also sought renomination, presented by Bangor attorney Donald Wynnavy.
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Ponteand
United States
Frederick Hale
Republian
Ralpich
Brewster, Jr
G. Heres
Republica
Houston
Donald Wynnavy
Bangor
Byrd to Name South Pole Planes Floyd Bennett and Virginia
Commander Richard B Byrd announced that one of two airships for the South Polar expedition will be named Floyd Bennett in memory of his late North Pole companion. The second plane will be named Virginia in honor of Byrd's native state.
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Winchesten
Richard B. Byrd Tody
Floyd Bennett
Virginia
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Church Young People Open Meeting
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Postur Company, Inc
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Mich
He Whal &Maerx Co
Servich
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Bucilla
Pacific
Fieth
Port International
International Refining CO
San Antonio, Texas
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