Modernists Push to Trial Episcopal Clergy Over Virgin Birth
Modern Churchmen's Union presses for a show down in the House of Bishops with a demand to trial at least 504 Episcopal clergymen including Bishop William Lawrence of Massachusetts. Prominent Episcopalians such as J. P. Morgan and Mrs. Herbert Satterlee back the Modernist line while Fundamentalists denounce the movement as a passing fad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Protestant Episcopal Church
House of Bishops
Morgan
Henry P. Davidson
R. Finch
George Gordon Battle
Chauncey M. Depew
Depew
Peece
Henry Moore
Dallas
Texas
Lee Heaton
Fort Worth Texas
Ernest M. Sitres
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Wm. T. Manning
Moore
Heaton
Stuart L Tyson
Modern Churchmen’s Union
Leighton Parks
St. Bartholomew's Church
Tyson
Modernist Trends Highlight Bishops Conference in Dallas
The article notes 140 bishops in the church with 65 attending the last College of Bishops in Dallas Texas where Modernists were urged to adhere to fundamental faith. Conservatives remained silent amid the controversy and it was asserted that neither Dr Parks nor Rev Heaton would face trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Bishops
Dallas
Texas
Parks
Rev. Heaton
Cleveland bootlegger pleas guilty as mayor demands cash bond
Joe Reeves of Cleveland pleaded guilty before Mayor Jones for bootlegging. Sentence deferred to Saturday with a $1,000 cash bond required. McDonels and Radacre face continued hearings for unlawful liquor possession to secure stenographer testimony. Deputies seized liquor and 190 gallons of mash at Joe Nemeth's site and he faces a second offense. Prohibition Officer Klady raided Frank Solchinski’s place, finding a still and detaining Solchinski.
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Joe Reeves
Cleveland
Western Heights
Jones
Len McDonels
Gilbert Radacre
Underhill
Mathews and
Ives
Joe Nemeth
Bechtel Road
South Lorain
Nemeth
Lorain
Ohio
Frank Klady
Frank Solchinski
Solchinski
Green Line Car Crashes Truck Injuring Autoist
An eastbound Southwestern freight train struck a large White Broz of New London truck in front of Roehl filling station. H. White, driving the truck, suffered a deep chin cut and a strained limb as the vehicle was shoved against a telegraph pole. White Bros claim the headlight was out. train men dispute this, saying it was burning as usual.
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White Broz
New London
Roehl
H.W. Whie
White Bros
Green Line
Lorain County Teachers Join State and Local Associations
County Superintendent E C Seale reports all Lorain County teachers are members of both the Northeast Ohio and State Teachers Associations. Delegates elected include G J Mitchelson and Miss Sarah Huntridge with alternates Masters Sigsworth and Gerlach. The State Association meets December 26 to 28 in Columbus and funds have been raised to cover delegate expenses.
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Lorain County
Northeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
State Teachers’ Association
E. C. Seale
F. E. Reynolds
Columbus
G. J. Mitchelson
Ass’t
Sarah
Divorce suit of former teacher heard
F W Nox ton of Lorain seeks divorce from Berna Norton alleging cruel neglect and desertion. He cites their wartime marriage at Camp Warn Texas and claims a disparity between gifts and reality as grounds. The matter was heard by Judge W B Thompson.
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F. W. Noxton
Lorain
Agaret
Berna Norton
Ww. BR. Thompson Todas
Xortten
South Amherst
Surfire
Camp Gordon
Camp Warn
Texas
Flood Disaster in Italy Prompts Tax Protest Tour
In a sweeping disaster fifty square miles of Italian territory flooded and three villages were destroyed with 300 people drowned. A caravan of prairie schooners from pioneer days marches toward Washington to press farm and tax groups for lower taxes. The convoy will travel from state capitals to the capital for a demonstration in Washington.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Stata
Washington
New Citizens To Be Naturalized At School Exercises
At the high school auditorium on Thursday evening a group of new citizens will receive certificates of naturalization in a ceremony under the auspices of the Amermanization Association. Judge A R Webber will preside and A L Garford will deliver the address.
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A. R. Webber
A. L. Garford
Mabel Marsh
Mayor Jones
George
Tulk
Burn
Thompson
Citize Ses
Francesco Franch- Taiion
Wilis Z Lks
Ger
Road funds debate prompts county payment order
Officials assert road funds are not diverted while detailing a road contract. The text notes a plan to use 1.2 thousand in a construction project and describes a payment order processed by the county auditor as funds are deposited and accounted for.
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Geratty Gas Cour
Comaceton
Cagamissioners
Ank
Akron Dog Queen Nancy Dies Saving Master From Fire
Airedale Queen Nancy of Akron woke Fr. King during a night blaze. She forced entry to his bedroom, allowed him to escape but perished on the second floor from burns and smoke, a heroic act that earned her a funeral fitting of a heroine as firemen quelled the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Nancy
Fr. King
King
Dog
Queeny
Funds Certification Causes Construction Delay Notes
Fragmented text shows funds certification delaying construction. County treasurer references 7 percent query and unused funds. Discussion mentions council actions, contractor inability to proceed, and weather concerns delaying progress.
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Naiwich
Court Trials Delayed in Common Pleas Jurisdiction
Court sessions were postponed as judges announced delays in trials. A. Ho Vwerber Tiesanounced and motions filed indicate scheduling changes. Officials cite backlogs and ongoing preparations affecting trial dates.
Senate bill proposes bureau head for civil aeronautics
In Washington on December 19 a bill was introduced in the Senate by Republican Senator Wadsworth of New York to create a Bureau of Civil Aeronautics within the Department of Commerce. In Cleveland on December 19 Fred Kohler, a notable figure in local cinema, is also mentioned in the bulletin.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Senate
Wadsworth
New York
Cleveland jewelry store robbery and multi-location heists
Two armed gunmen robbed a jewelry store at Euclid and 105th in Cleveland and are being sought after a weekend of robberies. Earlier in the day they hit two savings and loan firms for 5,500 while a later heist at the International Building and Loan Company netted 4,700 as six men and a woman were involved. Authorities report a total loot of 10,000 in diamonds and 5,500 in cash across multiple sites. In a separate case Adelaide Manola Hughes, wife of Rupert Hughes, killed herself en route to Hapone while traveling with a severe earache.
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Cleveland
Dee
Savings and Loan
Euclid
105Th Street
Acme Save Tags and Loan Company
International Building and Loan Company
Los Angeles
Calif
Adelaide Manola Hughes
Rupert Hughes
Hapone
Indo-China
More Santa Claus Letters Received
A jumble of reader letters requests for gifts to Santa including a mama doll, candy, nuts, and oranges. Notes mention a burglar suspect Frank Clark arrested in Lorain and linked Akron crimes, plus USDA reports showing 12.6 percent less winter wheat planted than last year.
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Warren
Santa—Pleare
Valet Nash
Winckies St
Lorain
Frank Clark
Shamokin
Raairoad
Jones
Akron
Washington
Department of Agriculture
How Christmas Started and Origin of Santa Claus
The article traces Christmas origins from Christes Masse to the modern holiday. It explains Santa Claus as St Nicholas’s evolution from Teutonic lands to America and the British Empire, with details on sleighs, reindeer, the North Pole, and Dutch influence in New York. Saint Nicholas, a fourth century bishop of Myra, is cited as the patron saint of Russia and the source of Santa Claus customs.
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Christ
Elytla
Santa Claus
St. Nicholas
Teutone Countries
St. Nick
America
Teutonic Countries
North Pole
Atlantic
British Empire
India
Australia
Saint Nick
Jo Holland St. Nick
New York
Nicholas
Myra
Russia
Holidays Safe Urges Fire Chief
Fire Chief urges precautions for Christmas to prevent fires in homes stores and public places. He warns against unsafe candle use toppled trees flammable decorations and alcohol or gasoline powered toys. He advises safe tree setup nonflammable snow effects and careful handling of matches and smoking materials. He notes Santa should avoid cotton whiskers and outfits can be alum treated. He stresses keeping premises clear of rubbish and keeping stock rooms tidy while reminding the public Christmas is a time for the fire department to help not just fight fires. The Havana city location is noted as farther west than Cleveland Ohio.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
Santa Claus
Ohio Public Service offers free Christmas lighting for merchants
The Ohio Public Service Co. announces a Christmas gift to city merchants using its system. From now until Christmas Eve, they switch on the flat rate current at 3 p.m. and render no bill for this extra service. The company says bright lighting boosts business and offers the concession in gratitude for patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Public Service Co
Navy secretary warns against further naval cuts
Secretary of the Navy Denby told Congress that naval appropriations should not be reduced further and that the fleet should stay at the strength authorized by the Washington naval treaty for the next fiscal year.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Denby
Congress
United States Navy
Sensational divorce filing over alleged sale proposal
Mrs Helen LaMaie of Long Beach charges her husband Elsior LaMaie a film director and theatrical manager with trying to sell her for 500000 to a negro in a highly sensational divorce complaint filed today in local court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
Elsior LaMaie
Helen LaMaie
Long Beach
Christmas Observances and Local Notes in Fields
The Grange held a Christmas program on Tuesday. Funeral services for Frank Haven were held at North Ridgeville. Rev. C. C. Maple returned from Elmore and will visit Omaha and Council Bluffs during the holidays. Mrs. BH Fields remains at home with her daughter Mrs. R. P. Vaughn in Elyria. Kenneth Buch has been ill. Ridgeville Institute plans discussed by Farmer's Institute officers. Willing Workers Society of the Church of Christ meets with Mrs. Leonard O Lloyd. Roland Blaine and family visiting from Cleveland. Loretta Dair expected home early next year. M E Sunday School plans Christmas Eve exercises. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Smith of Elria visited Sandrock on Cheetnut Ridge.
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Willing Workers Society of the
Church of Christ
Leonard O'Lloyd
Roland Blaine
Cleveland
Loretta Dair
New England
M. E
C. C. Maple
Omaha
Neb
Council Bluffs
John Buswell
M. W. Smith
Elriia
Sandrock
Cheetnut Ridge
Greek royal exodus as Greece shifts toward republic
In Athens the exiled King George II and Queen Elisabeth depart for Amsterdam while a future regent governs. American warship joins Piraeus transit as foreign pressure reshapes Greece and Metaxas, a royalist leader in exile, looks on.
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Athens
George
Elisabeth
Amanta
Venizelos
Paris
Gribraltar
Ptoka
Piraeus
Greece
Dea
K George
Daphne
Roumania
Admir
Coundouritis
M Papanastas Cou
Maxas
Sophie
F Mer Kaiser
Germany
Metezas
Ashe
Mussoliat
Metaxas
Gree Royalist Party
Irene Pier Wins Five Dollar Postum Recipe Prize
Miss Irene Pier of 120 Man Street won a five dollar Postum Cereal Co prize for a grape Ni cheese straw recipe. The firm received thousands of recipes nationwide and accepted and paid for 101 of them.
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Irene Pier
120
Man Street
Postum Cereal Co
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