Church Theft Delays Salaries At Southern Baptist Board
The Home Mission board of the Southern Baptist convention in Atlanta announced an inability to pay current salaries due to a $1,000,000 shortage tied to treasurer Carnes. A church committee led by Dr. C. W. Daniel probed secret files and 150 bank transactions while Walter R. Brown sought an injunction and grand jury action loomed.
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Home Mission Board
Southern Baptist Convention
Lod
Clintons Trasurer
C. W. Daniel
Stimond. Va
Carney
Carnes
Walter R. Brown
Baptist Snyman
Ed A. Stephens
Joint Church Committee
Igi
Police Arrest Man Hiding Under Bed
L Lt Connally drunk and trying to hide under a bed when officers arrived Wednesday night testifying he broke windows in his room. Judge John F Onion fined the defendant for drunkenness and disturbing the peace. Game hunter wedding noted at Bryn Mawr with Alfred Collins and Helen Glenn wed in the Collins home.
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L. Lt
Connally
Apatent
Corporation Roum
John F. Onion
Bryn Mawr
Alfred “M. Collins
Flolen Glenn
Arnecliffe
Collins
Thieves Captured After Burglary At Electric Manufacturing
In Chicago on a night of confusion three men Jesse Hale George Davis and Wilk Gaines attempted a break in at the Electric Manufacturing company. They were found in an auto and handcuffed by police after the burglars froze from fear and noise.
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Electric Manufacturing Company
Levy Merciain
Jesse Hale
George Davis
Wilk Gaines
Kansas flier leads transcontinental air derby to St Louis
Earl Rowland of Wichita Kansas arrives at Lambert St Louis field in a Cessna monoplane after leading the transcontinental air derby. Spectators cheer as he lands. Robert Dake of Pittsburgh follows in a American Moth with W H Emmer of Bradford and mechanic Till Kowalski nearby. Weather and delays noted in transit between Indianapolis and Columbus.
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Sent
Earl Rowland
Wichita
Kan
Lambert-St. Louis Air Field
Terre Walte
Ind
Wiehila
Dresser
St. Tonis
Rowland
Towlund
Robert Dake
Pittsburgh
W. H. Emeer
Bradford
Borland
Till Kowalski
Detroit
Hatch
Columbus
Uber
Hoover stock in declineWest rising Hoover stock in Midwest
Chicago news notes rising Hoover stock in Midwest breadbasket states amid political shifts. Observers cite farmer sentiment and party dynamics influencing governor Smith support and national outlook. Commentators discuss Carroll Raskob funding and broader campaign implications in key states like Illinois Minnesota and Michigan.
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Fragmented OCR text discusses wet issues, party lines, and states voting on prohibition. It references Skin's position, GOP strength, and regional shifts in Northwest agrarian revolt. Mentions Hoover support in Iowa, Farm periodicals, and Minnesota versus Calvin Coolidge era figures.
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Rene
Boure
Durie
GOPL
Lend
Cankdamaly
Seerinn
Northwest
Tonver Br Senatore Nee
Frazice
North Dakota
Norteek
South Dakota
Reonts
Northwarst
Monver
Minnesota
Hart
Kansas
Hoover
Foal Size Hinted in Illinois Governor's Farm Note
A fragment from an Illinois farm report suggests Hanover may have the larger foal, noting Ernck Q Owden as governor and implying Hanover’s size advantage in the observation.
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Ernck Qowden
Ilinois
Hanover
Phil Wright to Move to City Hall Office
Fire and Police Commissioner Bil Wright offices will be removed to the new detective headquarters at City Hall immediately. Mayor C. M. Chambers announced the plan on Thursday. Wright’s office will occupy the third floor former press room and is expected to move in Friday.
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Bil Wright
Vite Hall
C. M. Chambers
Me. Wright
Chambers
Escaped Prisoners Rescued From Sea
Three men who escaped from prison were rescued at sea near a New York island lighthouse. One is listed in critical condition.
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New York
Heator
Wer
Tady Inday
Smith voice weak on whispering campaign in Albany
Raymond I. Borst reports that Governor Al Smith rejects the whispering campaign aimed at discrediting him. He remains confident that voters will react favorably to his record as governor as the Democratic National Committee weighs potential religious influence in his future administration. A prepared memo by Secretary of State Moses shows a Protestant majority among Smith appointees, with Catholics and Jews also represented.
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Iowa
Hoover
Smith W Progkhart
Vine
Dante Pierce
Gie Scouts Report
Hunver
Lisith
Tank Palm
Davis
Michigan
Alee
Fleaver
Terratt
Tadizna
Nebrarks
Coolidges
Davin
Lafallette
Rae Norripikthor
Bok Gavernor McAtulinn
Raymond I. Borst
Albany, N.Y
Uervenor al Smith
Demormlin
Pis
Butle
Democratic National Committee
Moses
Smith
Catholic Ag
Sintth
Te Donocratic National Committee For
Publion
Tyne
Girl Sues Estate For Over 700000 In Boston Case
A Boston case records a young woman suing the estate of Allan A Hooker over more than seven hundred thousand dollars. The complaint arises from a business deal in the small urban economy and mentions a further restriction after state legislation curbed high interest.
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Alien
Medford
Allan A. Hooker
Welles
Boston
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