Bishop Cannon Urges Unified Methodist Church
Bishop James Cannon of Ta sh Tagten argues the association is the best path to unification for the northern and southern branches. He notes southern Methodists must move north and northern Methodists south to achieve real understanding and unity. Cannon spoke during a semi annual meeting with Mexican church officials and will bring these talks to the Western Assembly in Fayetteville. The session will also address the church’s social progress in the South amid evolving education debates.
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Methodist Church
James Caynon
Tash- Tagten
Pavetteville
Ark
Western Assembly
San Antonio
Bishon Camuou
Methodist Hiscopal Church, South
Sora
Bishop Cannon
Tennessee
Statra
Cannon
Mexico
Church Hee
Wester Assembly
Bayetteville
South
Judge Defends Girls Amid Kisses and Cocktails Trial
New York June 2 A Linen Supreme Court justice Johny Ford defends women as pure despite kissing and cocktail parties in the Symington divorce case. He notes modern customs can mislead and that a wife’s testimony alone does not prove infidelity. Talbot Chambers, co respondent, pleads guilty to adultery. perjury charges loom from the wife’s council.
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Vresa
New York
Johny
Ford
Linen Supreme Court
Yeagie
Sle
Yaslenday
Neglgee
Thomas H. Symington
Talbot W. Chambers
Coal Deaer
Symington
Yeaterday
Council
Wealthy Man Seeks Return of Charity Aid
Los Angeles County sues Peter C. Pederson to recover 7254 dollars in cash groceries and other necessities given by the Sanity Charities Department to support his large family while he was ill. The suit claims he owned about 40000 dollars in real estate and could have traded assets for aid, asserting the help was not earned.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles County
Peter C. Pederson
Sanity Charities Department
Pederson
Fire in Egyptian town leaves 18 dead, 10 injured
Cairo June 24 reports 18 people dead and 10 severely wounded in a devastating fire that destroyed 300 native dwellings in Abut Hammad. The disaster is described as the worst in the town's memory, with homes razed and residents left homeless.
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Cairo
Egypt
Righteen
Abut Hammad
Crude oil production shows heavy drop nationwide
Tulsa report from June 24 notes Mid-Continent crude output averaging 1,100,077 barrels daily for the week ending June 20, with national production at 2,179,020 barrels per day. Heavy crude declined 71,910 barrels while light crude rose to 1,407,110. Regional changes include declines in the Mid-Continent and Gulf Coast, with increases in Oklahoma fields and the Rocky Mountain region.
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Tulsa
Mid-Continent
Tune
Ol and Gas Journal of Eilse Folay Gays
United States
Oldahome
North Louisia
Arkansas
Texas
Kansas
Gulf’ Coast
Southwest
Teres Huavy
Rocky Mountain Area
California
Attorneys Argue Suit For Damages In Federal Court
Two days of arguments are heard in the personal injury suit of Tevarse Pawelek against Lawrence Pawelek for 10125 dollars. Tevarse claims Pawelek grabbed the reins of Sig mules and threw him from his wagon. The case was expected to resume Wednesday afternoon.
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Tevarse
Fire razes town as bucket brigades battle 115 buildings
Rossiter City, June 1. A major blaze on Main Street destroyed fifteen buildings, including the post office and a feed store owned by a widowed proprietor. With no local water supply, firefighters formed improvised brigades under aShreveport department chief, pushing efforts to curb the 100000 fire, with total losses estimated around 290000.
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Rossiter City
Hy T Srigades
Chick
Shreveportive Department
Army Arch Masons to Install Leaders in Troyal Rite
Newly elected officers of Arty Chanter No. 803, Troyal Arch Masons, will be installed at 7 p.m. Wednesday. Officers include High Priest J. Peyton, King C. W. Lindsey, Scribe Stanley Phillins, Treasurer J. Ammons, Secretary Albert A. Urea, Captain of Host John D. Welch, Principal Sojourner J. W. Nichole, Royal Arch Motein Alen S. Mitchell, Third Veil P. Romans, Second Veil Paul Tietz, First Veil Tamus M. Kinedeloc, and Guard John Rader.
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Troyal Arch
Peyton
King
C. W. Lindsey
Scribe
Stanley Phillins
Ammons
Averstary
Albert A. Urea
John D. Welch
J. W. Nichole
Royal Arch
Alen
Mitchell
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Fort Worth
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State Department OF Education
Association of Texas Colleges For
Woodlawn
Bucket Brigade
Arch Masons
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Bell Jewelry
East
Houston Street
Joss
Lone Star Bakery
Georgettes
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