Presbyterian Assembly Delays Fosdick Decision at Conference
In Grand Rapids Michigan on May 39 the 146th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States discussed Fosdick. The judiciary commission urged Fosdick to accept doctrinal standards or relinquish his pulpit. Columbus Ohio won the bid to host the 1935 assembly as factions predicted renewed strife.
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Jon Ghorge
Pulpi Na Select Co
Ohio
Grand Rapids
Mich
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church In
United States of America
Columbus
Fosdick
Judiciary Commission
Harry Amerson Fosdick
First Presbyterian Church of
New York
Presbyterian Church
Judiciary
Jail Crowded Forces Grand Jury Call
Prosecuting attorney Lawrence Webber announced the grand jury would reconvene on Tuesday June 3 to relieve jail congestion. A number of prisoners bound over who are unable to testify are being held at county jail to ease overcrowding.
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Lawrence Webber
Quarrelled Mansfield Doctor Resigns as Hospital Chief
Dr HW Taubken aged 30 quits as head of Mansfield General Hospital amid six months of marital trouble. He told police he mailed his resignation to trustees and left a note for his bride saying she would never see him again. Police found him at a Mansfield station after a tip and his explanations were not elaborated.
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Cincinnati
HW OR Taubken
General Hospital
Mansfeld
Richland
Mansfield
Tauhken
Arrested after shooting himself in theft hoax
Frank Ginter, 21, of Goodrich Rubber Co, admitted to police he shot himself to fake a theft incident. After two hours of questioning by Detective John Curry Akron, Ginter confessed he shot himself to fool his parents and cover a pay shortage he had been giving them. He faces charges of making a false police report.
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Barberton
Frank Ginter
Goodrich Rubber Co
People’s Hospital
John Curry
Akron
Ginters
Fasa
Hoffman 15 Guilty Gets 20 Year Term
New York May 29 Harry L Hoffman motion picture operator found guilty of second degree murder in the slaying of Mrs Maude A Bauer on Staten Island March 5 He was sentenced to 20 years to life by a county judge after a 12 hour jury deliberation Bauer mother of two was killed after accepting a lift in her automobile with her mother and two children present
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New York
Harry L. Hoffman
Maude A. Bauer
Hoffman
Bauer
Ataten Island
Wes Rad
Mr. Bauer
Garftge
Amherst High Graduates in 1924 Commencement
Amherst May 29. The 33rd annual Amherst high school commencement honored 24 graduates. The program featured an original poem In My Garden of Memories by Marcella Welch and orations Back to the Old Spring by Joseph Solock. Music by the school orchestra conducted by Frank Krugman, with a class chorus and senior presentations.
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Amherst High
Amherst
Amherst Hig School
Marcella Kelch
Sac
Frank Krugman
Ker
W. A. Tabert
Alice Brown
Mrs. Mitchell
Alice Kendoign
Fillerton
Kathleen Fred Uck
Miss Dyer
Mildred Delbridge
Mrs. Bleir
Dorothy Wesvech
Co. Rachmaninoff
Edith Moebius
FE. C. Crowle
Booth Tarkington
Helene Haser
Marcella Welch
Ronald Charlotte Standen
Lucile Jenne-Hearn
Joseph Solock
Jan H. D Bridge
If Freder Gortraie
C Reich
Kor Lofton CO
Raymiard
Avie
Mildred Wk.el
Thleen
Frederick Guk
Ford J. Heusser
A Kappiey
Vareella
Ale M Kendgh
Helnath
Gertrude C. Lapp
John H Linn
Harald We. Marshall
Ray W Maring
Edith C. Moybius
Douglas W. Schuitheiss
Charlotte HE
Stan Cen
Florence B Tolhurst
Fern S Wallace
Doroth i W. Wesbecher
Incent Nailer
Ship
Prison escape plan ends in prisoner leader's death
In Mansfield on May 28 a breakout plot at the Ohio reformatory led to the death of alleged leader Danted Webster Pulliam, 20, a Black inmate from the state penitentiary, and wounded guard W. C. Rodgers. W. C. Cook and another guard aided Rodgers. Pulliam's home was in Cleveland.
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Mansfield
Ohio Reformatory
Danted Webster Pulliam
State Penitentiary
W. C. Rodgers
W. C. Cook
Rodgers Pulliam
Cleveland
Dayton
Paul Trenhart
Dayton State Hospital For
Fidelity Building
Tils
Paul Cambon Dies Former French Ambassador at 81
Paul Cambon, famed French envoy and former ambassador to England, died today at age 81. He served in Madrid and Constantinople and was a leading figure in the French diplomatic service.
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Paul Cambon
Paris
England
Madrid
Constantinople
Autoist Killed and Companion Hurt in Marietta Crash
An auto crash on the Marietta Cleve land highway near Titba left Dricbelbia dead on arrival and Henry Hughes critically injured. Both men from Elba were on a State Highway maintenance crew.
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Marietta, O
Dricbelbia
Henry Hughes
Marietta-Cleveland
Titba
Elba
Church Tribunal Hears Heresy Charges Against Bishop Brown
Nine bishops hear charges of heresy against Bishop Brown at the Brae meeting. The trial marks the third inquiry into alleged breaches of church creed. Brown resists actions aimed at deposing him amid a virulent defense.
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Church Tribunal OF
Brown
Prom Brae Mtg of
Tes ‘ Hannaa
House of Bishops
Officials Indicted in Gouze Probe Details
A federal grand jury indicted Cleveland patrolman Edward Viller, Sergeant Knable, and Charles Paige for conspiring to violate prohibition laws with two saloon keepers and owners of Green Valley Inn in Kedford Ohio. Arthur W Heener head of police in Jannénle Ohio is charged with conspiring with a private detective to extort money from two chemical companies by falsely claiming federal agent status and threatening arrests for selling alcohol.
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Ssed
Ay, Lay
Federal Grand Jury
Serveant Knable
Edward Viller
Charles Paige
Cleveland Police Department
Green Valley Inn
Kedford
Ohio
Arthur W Heener
Ab Jannénle
Street Car Crash Kills Two In Akron Area
Two men, J. B Bolan and J Jud sonn, both 63, died when a Northern Ohio Traction street car struck their Torch coupe near Thompson’s Corners. Officials blamed motorists. coroner to investigate. victims died within minutes.
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Akron
J. B Bolan
J. Judsonn
Hudson
Moon
Ohio
Ohio Bus Company seeks stock, route surveys filed
The Cleveland Elyria and Toledo Bus Company applied to the State Public Utilities Commission for authority to issue 65613.15 capital stock with 830 013.16 for seven buses on eight touring cars 310 000 for legal fees and 5 000 for a route survey from Cleveland to Elyria to Oberlin Norwalk Fremont and Toledo. In Akron the Marion Webb case heads to a jury after three weeks of trial with rebuttal concluded. Youngstown mayor vows action to close Sunday activities if ministers resist closing Sunday movies per state law.
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Cotumbus
Cleveland
Elyria
Akron
Marion Webb
Youngstown
Schisble
Milla
Denunciation of Farner labor Convention prompts AFL warning
Robert M. LaFollette denounces the Farmer Labor Progressive Convention to be held in St Paul on June 7. The American Federation of Labor warns trade unionists nationwide to avoid involvement with the convention. Several unrelated items follow, including market and political notes.
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Robert M. LaFollette
Farmerlabor
St. Paul
American Federation of Labor Today
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Eurh Avril Houd
Baccalaureate Service and Community Notes From Penfield
The baccalaureate was held at the M E church with Rev P V Evange ly delivering a strong sermon on I Am Resolved What To Do. Oberlin students provided music. nine graduates, three girls and six boys, completed the class. A Penfield primary room picnic and a Health contest featured red and blue teams. Miss Roice announced her departure to school, a loss to Penfield’s teaching strength. Family visits, illness in Huntington, and scarlet fever quarantine news also appear, plus memorial address by Rev Jaffary and musical interludes by Mrs Birga and Yankee Hive trio.
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P. E Davison
Ralph Taylor
M Egges
J. Andrews
Ilia
Leach
Joel
Howard Andrews
P V Evans
Huntington
Evans
Cela Dagus
Luelle Gregg
Helen Hofman
Trevor Hawk
Congregational Church
Wellington
ReReard
Penfield
F EO Kilelhans
Port Clinton
Alien Haulk
Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Alonday
Murion Haulk
la Grange
Will Haulk
Frantis Haulk
Lodlaid
Sylvia Waungettler
Ashland
Milton Haulk
LaGrange
Fred Hacker
Cleveland
Lenonard Wood
Clara McAlpine
Treva Cradley
Mildred McAlpine
Branston Nichols
Roscoe McGinty
Lucile Nichols
Penfield Hich School
Josiah Baylor
John Yost
Medina
Mansfeld
O Penfield
Elyrna Fair Grounds
M.eh
P. V. Evang
Penfeld
Oberlin College
Biggs’ Twins
Miss Roice
Lucreta
Mra C. B. Starr
Percy Evana
Breabenridle
Linton
L. O. Stents
Jaffary
Oberlin
Congregational
R. O. Birga
Yankee Hive
Oisie Gray
Messrs. Davinon
Taylor
Sunday School and Church Services in South Ridge
South Ridge notes a Sunday 9 30 a m lesson on The Baby Ionian Exile of Judah and 10 30 a m Divine Worship led by Rev. C Smith. Communion at 7 30 p m presiding elder W H Schuster of Cleveland. Friday service and quarterly conference by Rev W H Schueter. Local social and visiting items follow, naming residents and guests in Elyria, Berlin Heights, Lorain, and Oberlin areas.
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South Ridge
Judah
Rev. C. Smith
W. H Schuster
Cleveland
W. H. Schueter
Needle Guild Society
Clarence Peabody
J. B Micheal
Carl Miller
Elyria
Chas. Dehn
Walter Grobe
Grove Sanker
G. W. Otto
Ceylon Junction
M&s
Edwin Ackerman
Berlin Heights
Lake Road traffic rules set near Cleveland and Avon
The State Highway Department placed traffic regulations on the Lake road between Cleveland and Avon, limiting speed to ten miles per hour on the improved section. Other items note a Sandusky Memorial Day game, a West Salem double header, a liquor possession fine for Broadbury, a rain cancelation of the Cal t. off pageant, and the Menom Democratic party delaying a county ticket with a consultative committee.
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Lake Road
Lorain
State Highway Department
Cleveland
Avon
Sandusky Lorain
Krohns Wii
Sandusaxy Eagles
St Nicholas
West Salem
Grangers Hold Regular Grange Meeting
The Grange met at the Grange hall last evening and chose a fruit can supply plan for the fair. A program featured piano solo by Havel Edwards reading by Mrs Floyd Seville piano solo by Gladys Mason and vocal by Alice Murray. Unlivows strawberry short cake was served.
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Wellington
Grange
Grange Hall
Grange Fair
Havel Edwards
Reading
Floyd Seville
Gladys Mason
Alice Murray
Chinese troops attack British gun boat Heabin near Canton
A Central News Dispatch from Hong Kong reports Chinese forces attacked the British gun boat Heabin en route from Canton to Wicho. Commander Tudway was wounded as the boat returned fire.
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London
Heabin
Canton
Wicho
Tudway
Hong Kong
Tinney held on assault charge after Wilson suicide attempt
Frank Tinney the stage comedian was held at Nassau county jail on a charge of feloniously assaulting Imogene Wilson, a Zeigfeld Follies dancer, following her recent suicide attempt. Wilson alleged Tinney came to her apartment, beat her, and pulled her hair.
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Tinney
Imogene Wilson
New York
Frank Tinney
Luonteiien
Zeigfeld “Follies
Miss Wilson
St. Joseph
Hig Summer
Baldwin
N. Y
Nassau County
Manhattan
Jerome Wagner
Hoe
Miss
Epworth League Oratorical Contest Set in Wellington
About 60 Oberlin World Service Volunteers students will lead the Epworth League oratorical contest at the M E church Sunday evening. The winner advances to a contest at South Amherst, with the final winner attending the state conference in Coshacton in the fall.
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Wellington
Oberlin
World Service
M. EK
South Amherst
Coshacton
Stocks Noon Report From New York Exchange
Stagnant trading characterized the forenoon session on the New York stock exchange with no clear direction. Price moves were irregular and driven by professional speculators trying to balance portfolios ahead of holidays, with fractional declines prevailing except for oil shares where bear activity was noted in mid continent companies.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Market Wrap: Mixed Stocks and Pro-Ration Rumors
Amid rumors of price cuts and pro rating, production levels were uneven. Sugar and rubber stocks rose modestly. copper slumped while dependent sectors held steady. Hullord shares showed activity as call money renewed at 3 percent. Noon prices list American Can 102 9, American Locomotive 71 4, Bethlehem Steel 4712, Reading 203, Union Pacific 151 1/2, U.S. Steel 99 1/2, Westinghouse 56 1/4, Willys-Overland 73 4.
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Delly
Jane Syerr
Motora
Hullond
New York
American Can
Atchigon Vo
Ccc
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Tethlehem Steel Ptd
Chicago, Mil
St. Paul
Crucible
EMG
International Paper
Marine Ptd
Norfolk and Western
Southern Pacific
Sfis Texas Company
Union Pacific
U.S. Steel Common
Westinghouse
Aee
Willys-Overland
Irving School Wins In Lorain Orchestra And Chorus Contests
Irving school captured both orchestra and chorus titles at the Lorain high school auditorium last night led by Miss Florence Smith. Hawthorn secured second in orchestra while Longfellow took runner up in the chorus.
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Irving School
Lorain
Florence Smith
Hawthorn School
Longfellow School
Major Friday sport meetings at Belmont and other tracks
Westchester Racing Association meets Belmont Park along with Kentucky Jockey Club in Louisville and Oslo State Jockey Club in Cleveland. Also Connaught Park Jockey Club in Ottawa with the Twelfth International 00 mile race in Indianapolis and NCAA track championships at Cambridge Mass.
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Westchester Racing Assn
Belmont Park
Kentucky Jockey Club
Louisville
Oslo
New Orleans
Lawrence
Kas
Iowa
University of Chica
St. Andrews
Olympia
Forest Hills
California
Tate
Monterey
District of Columbia
Washington, D
Automobile Doubles MPG With Quick Installed Device
An automobile travels 27 miles on air after a newly installed automatic device in under five minutes. It previously averaged 30 miles per gallon and now boasts over 57 miles per gallon. Inventor J. A. Stramaky of 947 Eleventh Street Pukwana South Dakota seeks agents and will send samples at his own risk.
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J. A. Stramaky
Eleventh Street
Pukwana
South Dakota
Fa Willin
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