Strange Contradiction in Scots Church Ceremony
A May 28 1994 column discusses the Presbyterian arch of Scotland where a miner acts as king’s shadow as high commissioner at the assembly. It contrasts royal ceremony with political tradition, noting English loyalties to past institutions and the enduring role of the crown in society.
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Presbyterian Arch of Scotland
Edinboro
Reh
Scotland
America
United Es
Istorian
Victory for Bryan in Presbyterian Assembly debate
The Presbyterian General Assembly elected Dr. McCartney of Philadelphia as moderator, a choice seen as reactionary by critics who favored more liberal voices. The decision signals the church’s commitment to traditional doctrines despite calls for tolerance and progress.
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Ir. Bryan
Presbyterian Ral
Dr. McCartney
Delphia
Yyterian
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Presbyterian Church
New York
York
Gen- Assembly
Presbyterhurch
Erdof Princeton
Eton
Presbyterian Church of Thed
In Office and Free Lances within the Presbyterian Fold
The piece argues that pastors speak for their offices and parishioners for their congregations while laity face no assent to the Confession of Faith. It notes broad lay unity on practical works of righteousness despite doctrinal splits and predicts shifting emphasis for future generations.
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Presbyterian Church
Yesterday and today in Ohio anniversaries and events
A compendium of historical anniversaries and birthdays notes events from 1754 to 1923 and ongoing gatherings. It lists figures such as Tom Moore and Masaryk, and cites regional observances including church, university, and union meetings across the United States.
Democratic candidate selection expected in a month
A likely timing window suggests the Democratic party will select its presidential candidate within a month. British engineering societies mark the 200th birthday of John Smeaton, noted for building the Eddystone Lighthouse.
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Democratic Party
John Smeaton
Eddystone Lghthouse
Rich get a hard time of it with fake labels king
ABE MARTIN notes the wealthy face trouble amid counterfeit Rembrandts in their mansions and cellars Lester Moon refuses a position in our mate beak as he’s qua shy
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Lester Moon Hee
Beak
Komical Telegrams Spark Charity Dance For Pool Plans
The column recounts a charity dance by local groups led by the American Legion with musicians from Lorain donating their services. Plans for a public pool with engineering help from Cleveland figures were discussed, funds nearly raised except for a five to six thousand shortfall, and townspeople urged to donate. The piece notes two Ely residents ending their committee roles, and hopes for community support to complete the project.
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American Legion
Glick
Serevidere
Lorain
Poplars Feeret
Jack Powell
Bud” Andruss
Cleveland
Salvation Army
Naveis Gascoigne
Ku Klux
Elytia
The Way of the World by Grove Patterson
The Chicago Municipal Court confirmed a peace bond for Jacob Silverman after he struck his wife over hair bobbing. The column praises the ruling that hair-bobbing is a matter between spouses. A New Jersey couple, Mr and Mrs F Weller, form a League of Neighbors promoting broader neighborly spirit.
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Grove Patterson
Bob
Chicago Municipal Court
Burke
Jacob Silverman
Jacob
Dge
Justice
F. Weller
Elizabeth
New Jersey
America
Timely views on world topics debate crime by birthplace
Dr Frederick Hoffman argues New York has low homicide rates due to large Jewish and foreign born populations. He notes Hartford has the lowest murders, the West shows higher native stock crime, and Prohibition reduced crime overall though bootlegging wars rose in some cases. In Memphis,65 homicides per 100000 last year, most victims are Black.
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New York
United States
Frederick Hoffman
South
Hartford
Providence
Pittsburgh
Boston
Conn
West
Hoffman
Memphis
Tenn
Prohibition and Peace Speech Echoes on Liberty and Law
The text cites views from a New York preacher praising liberty and opportunity in America and arguing for service to improve the world. It notes hard facts on alcoholism deaths among a major life insurance group and asserts prohibition as justified. Secretary of State Huynes stresses cultivating international goodwill as the sole peace assurance.
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America
Gays Fusdick
New York
Tife
United States
Tse
Huynes
Poems That Live Last Night by George Darley
A reflective verse recounts a shared evening with a loved one. The speaker recalls singing an olden strain and past delights, followed by fading happiness as clouds and tears appear. They walk and pace in silence along their favorite path before parting at night.
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Emile
George Darley
Local News Briefs From Elyria and Nearby Towns
Twenty years ago Riggs and Sherman of Toledo were hired by the council to plan a general sewer plant for Elyria at 625 dollars. Wooster beat Elyria 6 to 2 in the Trolly League. The 1904 graduates plan a New England town meeting style play with classmates in charge. The city council chose brick annex construction for the fire department to face Second Street. A Harshaw Fuller Goodwin Co wooden building burned for over 20000 dollars. Bishop William A. Quayle, retired bishop and temperance reformer, famed orator and author, born in Parkville Missouri, ordained 1886, elected bishop in 1908. The first White House bride was Lucy Payne Washington, sister of Mrs Madison, who married Justice Jodd in 1811.
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Washington
Great Meadows
Tom Moore
Dublin
Verdun
Prussia
Bink
Lake Erie
Black Rock
Buffalo
General Assembly
Church of Scotland
Masaryk
Germany
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
New York City
Brownsville
Tenn
Riggs and Sherman
Toledo
Elyria
Wooster
Second Street
Harshaw, Fuller & Goodwin Co
William A. Quayle
Methodist Episcopal
Bishop Quayla
Parkville
Baker University
Chicago Methodist
White House
Lucy Payne Washington
Madison
Justice Jodd
Supreme Court of the United Metes
Executive Mansion
Ohio River floods rival 1913 record as 1924 flow grows
Observers along the Ohio River report heavy 1924 flows surpassing the March 1913 flood levels, with river stages around 25.80 feet. In Logan a $55,000 hospital purchase fund is planned, and local fishing along the Hocking Valley yields large catches of buffalo sucker and carp. Nelsonville sends $85,000 to Athens county schools, while a DeFiance attack prompts police interest. Columbus teachers plan music talks at Cedar Point in June, and Bridgeport court rules on identity and name changes affecting Fox families. Milligan remains jailed in Crawford county as bond is set at $4,000.
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Logan
Hocking Valley
Hocking River
Nelsonille, O
Athens County
Defiance
Alfred Mr. Wyatt
Cper
Wyatt
Columbus
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Cedar Point
Reynolds
Bridgeport
Harry Melvin Fox
Mira
Little Foxes
Belmont County
Fox
Reed
Crawford
Milligan
Local Liquor Crackdown Nets Nine Arrests In Bucyrus
Authorities conducted raids to clean up Bucyrus issuing search warrants and arresting nine men for alleged liquor law violations. A truckload of liquor and bonded goods were seized. Milligan was bound over on four counts including impersonating an officer and liquor possession.
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Tion
Bucyrus
Capt. Geo Venier D Annunzio Seeks Italian Title In Rome
Capt Ugo D Annunzio son of the Italian poet and patriot applied for Anal Papers in Rome on Sept 27 1887 and came to the United States from Le Havre in Jan 1918 He applied for first papers Aug 6 1921 and listed motor engineer as his occupation He is married with one child CAP DIANNUNZIO now six Both wife and child are in Milan Italy His action could allow him to inherit the title Prince of Monta Leone but American citizens cannot hold foreign titles.
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Geo. Venier D'Annunzio
Ugo D'Annunato
Gabriel d’Annunzio
Rome
le Havre
Cap Diannunzio
Milan
Italy
Capt
d'Annunzio
Prince of
Monta Leone
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Chi
John W. Hunter
MR. Bryan
Shea
Paris
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Morris County
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Charles Wesley Burns
Methodist Episcopal Church
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Collins Denny
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
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Prague
Oxfa
Canada
Milwaukee
Northern Baptist Convention
Harry M. Daugherty
Harding Law
Northwestern University
Pacific Northwest
First Western Railroad
Walla Walla
Milwaukee — Northern Baptist Convention
American Baptist Home Mission Society
American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
Washington, D. C
American Association For the Study of
New Orleans
Southern Rice Millers’ Association
Harrisonburg
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Department of Virginia
Abe Martin
Komical
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J. George, Taylor & CO. L. C. Bank
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