Minority In Ohio Assembly Will Not Be Obstructionists
Rep C William ONeill of Marietti named house minority floor leader in the Ohio General Assembly caucus. He pledged Republicans will not obstruct and will shape the party platform for the next two years. Rep Geratin Renner of Cincinnati named GOP chairman and caucus secretary to assist ONeill. Both veterans won acclamation to sixth terms.
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Columbus
C. Wiliam O'Neill Marietti
House
Crew
O'Neil
Seth General Assembly
GOP
Peouse
Geratin Renner
Circiencti
Senate
O'Neill
Reruptican
Ohio
GOP Senate caucus forms policy and patronage panels
GOP senators elect set up a nine member policy committee to steer minority policy and a five member patronage panel led by the minority leader. O Neill will chair the policy group and appoint the patronage committee. No caucus meeting dates have been set for either party in the new Senate.
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GOP
O'Neil
Renner
O'Neill
House
Salt Of The King Lake Stl Producing Salt
EDINBURG Tex Salt is mined from Sal del Rey lake also called Sal of the King The lake ranks second in world salt purity with a Bavarian lake noted as purer Salt crust forms in low waters and a suction pump extracts salt from the lake bottom. ALADISON Wis William J Sanderson invents an aerodrop device to drop mail and supplies from aircraft The device uses winglike rotors to slow descent from 500 feet. Argentine bans tenant expulsions by landlords except in extreme cases.
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Edinburg
Tex
Sal del Rey
Bavaria
Aladison
Wis
William J. Sanderson
State Police Hunt Brick Throwers In Michigan
Kalamazoo police and state troopers sought 209 to 400 brick throwers who attacked workers at Shakespeare plants amid a strike. Governor Sigler ordered a grand jury probe as authorities described an organized effort by a “good squad” to take the law into their own hands. Seven workers were injured when bricks were thrown from 40 cars as strikers lines rallied outside Shakespeare Companies.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Donald S. Leonard
Kim Sigter
Sigter
CIO United Steel
Acts for Sunday School Lesson on the Holy Spirit
The lesson presents the Book of Acts as the record of the Holy Spirit working through Christian leaders and its guidance for evangelism at home and abroad. It covers Peter's preaching, the first missionaries Barnabas and Saul, and Paul’s journeys and imprisonment, all under the power and mission given by the Spirit.
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Jerusalem
Judea
Peter
Christ
Witnessing as a Christian in all circumstances
The article discusses the call to be a steadfast Carisian witness under any handicap, presents Sunday school discussion questions on Acts and Christian power, and emphasizes reliance on the Holy Spirit for effective evangelism and mission work. It notes denominational agreement on Spirit leadership, evangelism, missionary duty, gospel universality, and Christ’s lordship.
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Macedonia
Paul
Rome
Jesus Christ
Pris
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram Obie There Dec 1908
Local Chronicle notes events and notices from Elyria in December 1908 including brief items and civic updates. Community people and places appear in compact notices typical of the era.
Father Divine Acquires Lorraine Hotel in Philadelphia
Father Divine and followers moved into the 246 room Lorraine Hotel after purchasing it for 485000. He said the hotel would be open to all, run on a Christian basis with no drinking, smoking or profanity, and would be divided into sections for male and female guests.
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Philadelphia
Father Divine
Lorraine Hotel
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