Heresy Trial of Ohio Bishop Opens as Brown Defends Beliefs
In Cleveland on May 21, Bishop William Montgomery Brown faces a historic Episcopal Church trial for heresy. He argues his views are symbolic rather than literal, claiming modern thought and science should not be condemned. He presents himself as a rationalist, denying a personal God while affirming spiritual belief and Christ as a symbol of goodness.
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Cleveland, G
lMistory
Cleveland
Protestant Episcopal Church
William Montgomery Brown
Brown
Charles L. Dibble
Michigan
Bishop Brown
Jesus Christ
Elizaveth
Christ
Santa Claus
Jesus
Brother Jesus
Uncle Sam
United States
House of Bishops
Memorial Fall Urged by Speaker at Rotary Meeting
Hon George H Chamberlain urged Rotary members to back a memorial movement honoring veterans of Spanish American and World Wars. He praised Memorial hospital, urged a memorial hall for veterans and other groups, and called for better observance of Memorial Day to honor those who served the nation.
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George H. Chamberlain
Rotary Club
Memorial Hospital
Aemorial Hall
Rotary
Man with Amnesia Seeks Identity After Miami Valley Hospital Arrival
Dayton police received a report from a man found brain blank and unable to recall any personal details. He carried photos showing a woman and two children, with inscriptions about a Christmas gift and a heart pierced by a rising sun. Police released a description he is about 45, with a shell rim glasses and a masculine, refined appearance. The man sought help from newspapers to identify himself.
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Dayton
Miami Valley Heatal
Noted Cleveland musician dies after concert crash
Tenry Rimbach, local musician, died yesterday after leaving a concert by il Whiteman's orchestra at Ma rc auditorium. He was returning downtown with Johann Beck when Beck suffered heart failure and died in the car on Prospect avenue. Beck, famed Cleveland musician and composer, was known nationwide as the Father of the Po concert. Rimbach survived by his wife, a son and daughter.
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Tenry Rimbach
Cleveland
Il Whiteman
Marc Auditorium
Johann Beck
Beck
Prospect Avenue
Beveridge to Nominate Coolidge at Cleveland Rally
Senator Beveridge of Indiana is asked to place President Coolidge in nomination at the Cleveland convention. His acceptance hinges on a truce with former foes Postmaster General New and Senator Watson, with indications that he will accept if the condition is met.
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Indiana
Progressive
Cleveland
Washington
Albert J. Beveridge
United States
President Coolidge
Beveridge
Harry New
James Watson
Postal Pay Bill Raises Wages for Postal Workers
The Senate approved the Edge Postal Pay bill by 73 to 3, granting a $65,000,000 increase for postal employees and an average wage rise of about 2200. A rider for compulsory publicity on every political contribution was included in the measure.
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Washington
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Fess
Ohi
Willis
Oho
Pageant of Stars and Stripes by Elyria patriotic women
Elyria patriotic societies and others present A Pageant of the Stars and Stripes at the Elks Auditorium on Wednesday June 4 at 730 pm to raise funds for Memorial Hall. About sixty actors, The Elyria Desert Orchestra under Arthur Giles, Madame Gardner Bartlett directs singing, and the Spirit of 76 Fife and Drum Band of Brighton assist.
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Elyria
Patriotic Societies of
Elyria Desert
Arthur Giles
Gardner Bartlett
Brighton
Ohio
Memorial Day Flag Etiquette Rules from Historic Guide
On Memorial Day the flag’s wear should follow sunrise to noon full staff noon to sunset half staff. Do not hoist before sunrise or leave up after sunset. Raise to top before lowering from half mast. When horizontal its stars top left, vertical stars top right. Stand and uncover during parades or reviews. Fly on its own staff. Do not place items on the flag. Bible may rest on it as a cloth flag. Ensure 48 stars in even rows. Flag width is 1.9 times height and union width equals seven stripes.
Elyria Girls Run Down in Street Collision
Doris Van Venkenberg of 222 1-2 Sixth street was struck after failing to see a street car at Middle Avenue and Sixth street. She suffered a forehead cut and was helped home by Councilman Muller. Alice Ferrand, nine, of 169 Carolina Avenue, was hospitalized with a fractured skull after being hit by auto driven by P. B. Crosby near the Paragon station on East Bridge street at about 5:30 p.m. The girl was taken to Memorial hospital for treatment.
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Doris van Venkenberg
Sixth Street
Middle Avenue
Muller
Alice Ferrand
George Ferrand
Carolina Avenue
Alicea
Paragon
East Bridge Street
P. B. Crosby
West Salem
Ohio
Memorial Hospital
Mad Hall Sues For Divorce On Gross Neglect
Dolly H Hall files suit against Harry D Hall seeking divorce on grounds of gross neglect of duty She says he lived a riotous life left her over a year ago and has offered no aid She asks divorce and restoration to her maiden name Dolly Chambery New York May 27 Alfred Norton counsel for Harry L Hoffman to prove a positive alibi in Richmond County court for Hoffman on trial for the murder of Mina Bauer
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Dolly H. Hall
Harry D. Hall
Dolly Chambery
New York
Alfred ¥. Norton
Harry L. Hoffman
Hoffman
Moion Picture Machine
Richmond County
Hoffmas
Min Mande Bauer
Sam Sadaris
Frederick Signa
Cleveland
East Broad Street
American Missionary Reported Killed in China Turmoil
Unconfirmed word from the United States legation states two Americans, including a missionary, were killed during a local disturbance in Kucilin, Kwang-Si province. A rescue expedition has been dispatched.
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Peking
United States Legation
Kucilin
Kwang-Si
Woman Government Employees Killed in Ohio River Incident
Steubenville Ohio May 27 Burns proved fatal to 64 year old Clare A Harma of Follanshee West Virginia as Mrs Harms caretaker of a government light along the Ohin river was crossing a AKS Pipe en route to the waterfront escaping gas ignited from a lantern she carried engulfing her in flames Washington May 27 The muddled railroad situation prompted House Republican leader Longworth to urge submission to a joint commission of Senators and Congressmen to study and report next season of debates
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Burns
Clare A. Harma
Follanshee
W. Va
Harms
Ohin
Washington
Con Arese
House
Longworth
Prosecutor Returns With Non-Supporter From Western Coast
Prosecuting Attorney Lawrence Webber returned from California last night with Allen B Hall arrested in Piamo Cal Hall faced two indictments for abandoning his children and child stealing or kidnapping The kidnapping charge stems from disobeying a judge forbidding him to take his little girl The man formerly lived at Penfield Junction and vanished two years ago taking the child and leaving four other children behind without support
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Lawrence Webber
California
Allen B. Hall
Piamo
Cal
Hall
Penfield Junction
Ocean Voyager reaches 274th crossing feat record
J. E. Hargreaves of Kendall England holds the world ocean travel record. He leaves New York for home on his 274th voyage after reporting more than a million miles sailed at sea.
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J. E. Hargreaves
Kendall
England
New York
Storms, Tornadoes Slaughter in South Regions
A Cyclone sweep across Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama last night and today killed at least 36 people and injured scores. Reports detail dozens of deaths across multiple towns including Johnson Station Brookhaven Leland and Owens Settlement with extensive property losses and search efforts underway.
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Atlanta
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Texarkana
Georgia
South Carolina
California
Empire
Ala
Owens Settlement
Laurel
Miss
Victor Cook
Bay Springs
Amherst Man Defeats Liquor Transport Appeal
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled moving a home does not make it a temporary dwelling. Joseph Osik of South Amherst had fruit juices at his home planned for personal use during a move and faced a $1000 fine for illegal liquor possession and transport. The case, with Anti-Saloon League support, upheld prior overturns and overruled Osik’s motion.
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Columbus
State Supreme Court
Joseph Osik
South Amherst
Osik
Common Pleas
Appellate Court
Lorain County
Anti-Saloon League
Supreme Court
Robbery at Cambridge Messenger Nets $14000 Loot
Four armed bandits robbed a Guaranty Trust Co. messenger in Cambridge of a bag containing $15,000 and fled. Other items note Victor Herbert’s death in New York and a rent judgment suit in Cleveland amid broad May 27 dispatches.
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Cambridge
Mass
Guaranty Trust Co
Logain Man 15 Wanted for Murder
Lorain May 7 The police department reports a Mexican man Junlo Lazastico arrested yesterday with four others on suspicion of crime was wanted at Waukegan Illinois on a murder charge and to be held. His wife of 1703 H 25th St attempted suicide today after hearing the charge and was taken to the hospital. Her fate remained uncertain.
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Waukegan
Lorain
Polfed
Junlo Lazastico
H. 25Th St
Lorain Boy Admits He’s a Wild One in Court
Eleven year old John Pacurar of South Lorain testifies he has wandered since age four. He recalls running away, riding streets without fare, and stealing fifteen dollars in Erie. Judge Wilcox orders him placed with a priest and foster family to curb theft and flight.
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H. C. Wilcox
John Pacurar
South Lorain
John
Erie
Eric
Buffalo
John Te ,Amart
Wilcor
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