Uns Church and Gins Socialist Pastor Converts in Wisconsin
Kenoshai Wisconsin November 14 Bitterly ar raigning the church in which he had been a member for 15 years for its failure to teach the late gospel Rev Harvey Dee Brown pastor of the First Baptist church in the city declares his conversion to socialism and retirement He denounces the church for not mastering economic justice and for preaching a social gospel that supports capitalist power and poverty He says true reform must come from transforming economic life through Christ’s teachings and social action
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Kenoshai
Wis
Harvey Dee Brown
First Baptist Church
Ment von
Baptist
de. Brown
Convent Monal
Iabor
Lange
Sorell
Laborer Heir Receives $10 Million From Aunt
Yullington Mich November 15 John Jeans a day laborer is bequeathed $1,000,000 by his aunt Anne Jeans of Philadelphia. The bequest becomes a notable fortune for Jeans amid rumors of further inheritances.
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Yullington, Mich
John
Jeans
Anne
Philadelyiia
Married at Victoria as couple tours San Antonio honeymoon
Margaret McPaddin, Victoria native, wed Howry Crain of the Proctor Vandenberg Crain firm. The ceremony at St Mary's Chapel was officiated by Rev Father Heck. The couple, after the wedding, planned a honeymoon trip to San Antonio staying with the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs J A McMaddin.
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San Antonio
J. A. McMaddin
Margaret . McPaddin
HW Crain
Heck
St.Mary's Cuihalle Dueh
Howry Crain
Awfirm
Proctor, Vandenberg & Crain
Victoria
Yoses
Light Building Draws Women at International Fair
Slogan meet me at The Light drew hundreds of women to the rest rooms near the main exposition hall. The Light building acted as a privacy and meeting point with a steady stream using the facilities and checking messages for missing companions among vendors, performers, and guests from Mexican delegations and local officials.
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Holl
Worgenen
Errse
Ous Troepolitin
Mexico
Sister Republic
Sol
Family divided by fire worship in New York
Mrs. Augusta Mater refuses to abandon fire worship rites despite family split. Her daughter Helen married Theobald Fuchs and moved to 142 Sixth Seventh Street with her elder sister Miss Gnasie Maray while their mother remains in the old Mast Twenty-third Street apartment. Two oil lamps burn as part of the ritual, with the mother a botanist and former scholar once linked to German nobility, now silent on further rites.
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New York
Augusta Mater
Helen
Theobald Fuchs
Hotel Savoy
Mast Sixty-seventh Street
Gnasie Maray
Mast
Giract
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