Denunciations of Modern Family Life At Episcopal Meeting
In a church report dated Oct 16, bishops denounced lax parental guidance and rising divorce as a national problem. Clergymen urged leadership and reform while noting youth are seeking self expression and that elders must model discipline and lawfulness. The discussion covers child labor, housing, crowded cities, and the divorce crisis as a core threat to American family life.
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Bryan University Granted Charter in Dayton Tennessee
A charter was granted to the William Jennings Bryan Memorial University at Dayton Tennessee site of the Scopes trial. The institution aims to promote fundamentalist teaching as part of its mission while the local population has surged 250 percent.
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Nashville, Tenn
Willam Jennings Bryan Memorial University
Dayton, Tenn
Effort Planned to Recover Bodies at Roane Mine
Chattanooga Tenn October 16 another effort will be made to recover the bodies of William J Snow president of the Roane coal mine at Rockwood and eight miners entombed in a gas explosion two months ago O P Pile chief mine inspector has granted the company permission to unseal and re enter the mine
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William J. Snow
Roane
Rockwood
O. P. Pile
Taxes Exemption Attack Made on COA Operators
Samuel D. Warriner the chairman of the anthracite operators conference rejects John L. Lewis charges that operators extortions and butcher the public and workers. Warriner notes Lehigh Coal losses and cites official statistics claiming mine fatalities since 1870 totaled 656 with 67 percent of non fatal accidents trivial.
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Samuel D. Warrine
Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Erican Federation of Labor
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Warriner
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
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World Series Sets Multiple Hitting Records
Pittsburgh reporter details are filled with new records in the Pirates vs. Senators series. Goose Goslin and Joe Harris each hit three homers in the series tying the single series mark. Goslin raises his total to six. Peckinpaugh adds eight errors, while Sam Rice plates twelve one base hits and Max Carey racks three hits in a game.
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Sam Rice
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Tommy Leach
Stan Harris
Claude Ritchey
Masquers Club backs Arbuckle amid board protest
Hollywood actors planned to wear overalls and placard support for Roscoe Arbuckle after the city school board demanded he be dropped from Masques Club revels. Club spokesman Robert Edeson called the board action unfair and said the group would hold its event elsewhere next week.
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Edeson
Ptomaine Poison Declared Myth by Harvard Expert
Dr Milton J Rosenau of Harvard told the Interstate Post Graduate Assembly that ptomaine poison is a myth with no such substance. He cited five years of tests showing proteins cannot produce ptomaine symptoms and said sickness results from infected food rather than decayed food and is seldom fatal.
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A.P
Milton J. Rosenau
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Post- Graduate Assembly of America
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Convict Popham Plans Run for Governor in Florida
William Let Popham mayor of Apalachicola, facing a four year sentence in Atlanta federal penitentiary for mail fraud, says he will run for governor in the next election. An appeal of his sentence is pending in the circuit court of appeals. A note on a fragrant Australian hedge plant mentions a perfume detectable from two yards.
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Fla
William Let. Popham
Apalachicola
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
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Popham
Circuit Court of Appeals
Notice to Prevent Negotiation of Lost Railroad Stock
All persons are warned against negotiating Mobile and Ohio Railroad stock certificate No 1507 dated February 28 1874 standing in the name of Jesse R Sparkman. The owner applies for a new certificate in lieu thereof. R Spareman. nol.13-16-20-34
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Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company
Jesse R. Sparkman
R. Spareman
Man Denies He Is Wagner in Alabama Jail
In Birmingham a jailed man, denying he is Kinnie Wagner wanted for slaying three officers in Bristol Tennessee, claims to be BD A Wyrasdick and a Birmingham resident of 18 months. Authorities note a strong resemblance to Wagner and may bring Tennessee officers to identify him. a local inquiry continues. A British discovery offers a method to convert 10,000 tons of waste hops into about half a million gallons of alcohol annually.
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Birmingham
Ala
Kinnie Wagner
Bristol
Tenn
A. Wyrasdick
Wagner
Tenne
Tennessee
Puccini Heir Near Break With Aunt Over Will
Rome reports Puccini's secret life surfaces as his sister Ines Nitteli challenges the composer’s will. Antonio, his presumed son, faces a grim choice between acknowledging his mother and keeping a $750,000 inheritance amid legal threats from his aunt.
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Signor Gemignani
New Lamp Burns 9495 Air Invention Promises Clean Light
An oil lamp claims to emit angly bright white light superior to gas or electricity. It supposedly burns without odor or smoke, using 94 percent air and 6 percent coal oil. Inventor T G Johnson offers free trials and agency opportunities with earnings cited.
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T. G. Johnson
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