Rhode Island Riots Split Legislature Over Federal Troops
Rhode Island faced violent unrest as Woonsocket and Saylesville rioters clashed with militia. Two killed, many wounded, and Governor Green ordered mills closed to end what he called insurrection. Republicans favor regular army. Democrats push total mill closures.
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Providence
Rhode Island
Woonsocket
Saylesville
Theodore F. Green
Green
Sarles
Woonsocket Rayon
Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Ronde Island
Senate
House
State of the
Saresville
Judge Courtemanche
Charles Gorcynski
Central Falls
United States
AFC loan enabled China to get hams
Senate investigators learned that a 10 million dollar Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan to China last year helped the oriental nation supply arms and ammunition to troops fighting Japan. China told the RFC it needed funds to buy wheat from surplus U.S. stores, but the grain was later traded for war materials through various channels.
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Washington
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
China
Japan
United States
Gerald P. Nye
N. D
Special
Senate Munitions Committee
R. F.C
Ohio Weather Forecast Calls For Cloudy, Showers Likely
The forecast notes cloudy conditions across Ohio with showers likely in the southwest tonight and Saturday. Cooler air moves in from the west Saturday afternoon with temperatures dropping further Saturday night, especially in the east and north regions.
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Ohio
Laymen Urge Ministers to Stress the Spiritual Life
North East Ohio Law Conference session urged a new spiritual fervor and revival of practice meetings in churches. Laymen pressed for a voice in finances and appointments, and discussed church finances and lay leadership. The conference endorsed the Christian Advocate's revival and a forward movement to restore the paper's role in Methodism.
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Ohio Law Conference
Resolutions Committee
Human engineering urged at Lay conference address
Dr. Frank Slutz of Dayton spoke to over two hundred laypeople at the North-East Ohio Lay conference about a person centered world. He argued the scientific revolution creates the engineer as the new agent, aiming to reshape society toward unselfish education, purposeful learning, and a higher personality. He outlined four building blocks for this world and asked whether wealth holders will voluntarily aid fair distribution or trigger a crisis.
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Frank Slutz
Dayton
Ohio
North-East Ohio
First Congregational Church
Slitz
Stutz
Sluts
Slutz
Rortabula Man Heads Laymen Conference
M. C. Robinson of Ashtabula elected president of the North East Ohio Lay Conference at yesterday's officer meeting. He succeeds W. D. Archer of Cambridge. Incoming officers include James Cherry Canton vice president A L Hoover Lakeside secretary treasurer and eight district vice presidents from Akron Fairview Canton Lakewood Mansfield Amherst Cadiz and Youngstown districts.
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M. C. Robinson
Ashtabula
Ohio
Robinson
W. D. Archer
Cambridge
James Cherry
Canton
A. L. Hoover
Lakeside
R. W. Johns
West View
Akron
Russell Schaffer
Fairview
Barnesville- Cambridge
Frank Esterly
East Sparta
W. B. Boom
Lakewood
Cleveland
S. L. Palmer
Mansfield
John England
Amherst
Norwalix
Charles S. Beetham
Cadiz
Steubenville
H. G. Holdridge
Youngstown
Church editor calls for modern practice of Jesus teachings
Dr Charles Clayton Morrison editor of The Christian Century appeals to the Northeast Ohio Methodist Conference to enable Christians to apply Jesus teachings in today’s world. He cites a shift from individual inner life to social issues as evidence of change and urges action in the church.
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Church
Jesus Christ
Christian Church
Charles Clayton Morrison
Christian Century
Toon
Northeast Ohio Methodist Conference
Oldest Methodist clergyman in the conference dies
The North East Ohio Conference of the Methodist Church reported the death of its oldest member Rev. Orlando Pearce of Clyde Ohio age 98. He entered the ministry in 1863 and retired years ago.
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North-East Ohio
The
Methodist Church
Orlando Pearce
Clyde
Ohio
Clergy Urges Evangelistic Revival and Prohibition Stand
Dr Edwin Kirby of the Akron District calls for a revived family altar and revival of evangelistic spirit at the Northeast Ohio Methodist Conference urging churches to reestablish class meetings for testimony. He condemns liquor as a national and state wrongdoing and asks pastors to preach evangelism and prohibition. He also stresses stronger missionary support and opposition to movies, urging all church groups to oppose this perceived moral decay.
Sidelights On Conference Moves And Pension Fund Trends
A conference rumor suggests more minister moves this year amid many short-term pastorates. Among 386 ministers, 128 are in their first year. Hammaker leads longest tenure at Trinity Church Youngstown for 19 years, while Wright has served Epworth Euclid Cleveland 15 years. One in four ministers is retired. churches contribute 19 percent of salaries to the pension fund and pastors donate 1 percent. The Arter Fund funds the pension, created by F A Arter of Cleveland who died years ago. Flower baskets from Elyria florists greet attendees as laymen ministers and delegates gather. One hundred seventy seven laymen 332 ministers and 111 Youth Conference delegates have been registered by the female organizers placing them in homes and hotels.
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W. E. Hammaker
Trinity Church
Youngstown
Louis C. Wright
Baldwin-Wallace College
Epworth-Euclid Church
Cleveland
Waiting Clergymen Use Facilities of Y M C A
A large number of visiting clergymen attend the twenty third annual Northeast Ohio Methodist Episcopal conference and enjoy free YMCA privileges during their stay. They use the swimming pool gymnasium shower baths and meeting rooms with evident favor.
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Northeast Ohio Methodist Episcopal Conference
Education of heart and mind urged by Methodist bishop
Bishop Charles L. Mead of Kansas City urged a threefold church ministry of hearing teaching and preaching at the North East Ohio Methodist Conference in Elyria. He said colleges must teach the Christian view of the universe and recover faith in God, stressing the need for heart as well as intellect in education and urging small church-supported colleges to provide religious teaching.
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Charles L. Mead
Kansas City
Ohio Methodist Conference
Bishop Mead
First M. BE
Church College
Education board appoints 36 to Northeast Ohio Conference Board
The Northeast Ohio Conference Board of Education approved 18 ministers and 18 laymen at the morning session at First Methodist Church. The board will oversee church schools in the conference and related religious education, with college presidents joining as members. Names include J E Priestly F H Hill A L Marting J H Blackburn from Cleveland and P B Schaffner W B E Hanmaker from Youngstown, E R Romig Alliance and S Hemphstead St. No. Continued on Page 2.
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Northeast Ohio
Baldwin- Wallace College
W. H. McMaster
Mt. Union College
Edmund B. Soper
Ohio Wesleyan University
J. E. Priestly
F. H. Hill
A. L. Marting
J. H. Blackburn
Cleveland
P. B. Schaffner
W. BE. Hanmaker
Youngstown
Conflicting Statements in Morro Castle Fire Inquiry
Federal board probes Morro Castle blaze origin with conflicting witness claims. Seaman Angelo suggests an explosion in the engaging room may have shaken the ship, while fireman Kempf places the time of smoke at 12:45 a.m., two hours before officers report the blaze began. Deck storekeeper O Sullivan cites use of flammable polish in the stewards department and lax fire drills, as Captain Warms had to rouse 25 men to drill.
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New York
Federal Board of Investigation
Morro Castle
Charles Angelo
John Kempf
William O'Sullivan
O'Sullivan
Federal Inquiry Board
Warms
Foreign missions discussed at conference
Foreign missions and Methodist Church operated institutions dominated the united session of the North-East Ohio Conference at First M. E. church. The World Service Council urged the conference to adopt Korea as its special foreign mission project. Dr. Ralph E. Diffendorfer endorsed the idea to spur local interest via a definite missionary contact. The move passed. Dr. W. H. McMaster urged support for Mt Union College, noting a $209,000 shortfall and potential $100,000 from Rockefeller funds if backed. An unusual motion reaffirmed the drive’s goal. Dr. J. A. Diekmann highlighted Ohio church hospitals and related facilities, their $24 million value, 26,000 patients served last year, and $353,000 in free care. He linked repeal of Prohibition to greater hospital demand. No. 4 Continued on Page 2.
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M. IE
Board of Foreign Missions
The
Methodist Church
Mt. Union College
W. H. McMaster
Elyria Church
General Education Board
John D. Rockefeller
W. E. Hammaker
Youngstown
H. K. Hillberry
Berea
Hammaker
Church
Ohio
J. A. Diekmann
Bethesda Hospital
Cincinnati
United States
Forty six enter Elyria nursing class announced
Announcement lists the Septem ber class of the School of Nursing at Elyria Memorial hospital. The group includes eight Elyria girls among fourteen entrants Ruth Abraham Betty Bridgeland Denis Brooks Donna Dickason Eleanor Catherine Hendricks Louise Keeler Karessa Meitzke Margaret Miller Hilda Rumbaugh Ethelyn Lehrmeyer Rachel Tite Elaine Le Ponce and Frantes Oyarman.
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Elyria Memorial Hospital
Elyria
Ruth Abraham
Oxford Avenue
Betty Bridge Land
Princeton Avenue
Denis Brooks
North Fairfield
Donna Dickason
E. River Street
Eleanor
Yria
Catherine Hendricks
Cambridge Street
Louise Keeler
Kenyon Court
Karessa Meitzke
Jackson Street
Amherst
Margaret Miller
Wellington D
Hilda Rumbaugh
Lodi
Ethelyn Lehrmeyer
Clinton Avenue
Rachel Tite
R. D
Grafton
Elaine le Ponce
Concord Street
Frantes Oyarman
4Th Street
Wellington
Kansas
Gas Co Accepts Rate Cut In Cleveland
The Ohio Gas Co agreed to reduce average rates to 57.15 cents per 1,000 cubic feet and refund 2.5 to 4 million dollars to users within 90 days after a seven year dispute. The plan saves about 230,000 Cleveland gas customers roughly 1.185 million dollars annually and guides recalculation for other cities including Akron Youngstown and Canton.
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Cleveland
Hast Ohio Gas Co
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Cleveland Gas
Utilities Commission
East Onio
Affilite
Hope Natural Gas Co
West Virginia
Basit
Chier
Newton D. Baker
East Ohio Gas Co
Charles Henderson
Charles E. Gallagher
Akron
Youngstown
Canton
Public Utilities Commission
Henderson
Banks in Lorain County win reopening plans
The Lorain Common Pleas Court approved reopening plans for four banks in Lorain County this morning. Thirteen objectors filed to Elyria Savings and Trust and Savings Deposit Bank objections totaled 13 200 and 2140 dollars respectively. Judge Huston said plans are fair and would not delay openings, with 50 percent of deposits released immediately and the remainder held in trust by a mortgage loan company.
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Lorain County
C. H. Huston
Mansfield
Court of Appeals
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company
Amherst Park Bank Company
Central Bank
Lorain
Elyria
Elyria Savings and Trust Bank
Savings Deposit Bank
Andrew Keep
William Wickens
State Superintendent of Banks
Huston
Aie
the Cour
Robert Rice
Tax committee of Elyria C of C to meet today
A meeting of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce committee on taxation with the Elyria Board of Education will be held this afternoon at 4 30 in the Chamber offices in the Elyria Savings and Trust Building. The group aims to discuss the $ mill tax and prepare a recommendation for the Chamber board meeting next Monday evening.
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Elyria Chamber of Commerce Committee On
Elyria Board of Education
Chamber of Commerce
Elyria Savings and Trust
Landlords To Meet Sept 20 At YMCA
About 100 landlords are expected at the first annual meeting of the Landlord's Protective Association on Thursday September 20 on the second floor of the YMCA. The newly formed association is affiliated with the Elyria Credit Rating Bureau to exchange information on tenant character and credit standing.
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Landlord’s Protective Association
Association of Landlords
Elyria Credit Rating Bureau
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Methodist Book
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World Service
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Y.M. CA
Three Fold Ministry
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God
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Kent
Elyria Masonic Quartet
Louis Brown
Federal Board
School of Nursing
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