Denver judge disrupts Manning sermon at St John the Divine
Ben B Lindsey former judge from Denver caused a bowled uproar during Bishop Manning’s sermon at the Cathedral of St John the Divine. Lindsey and a companion disrupted prayers shouting that Manning misrepresented him over his advocacy of companionate marriage. The crowd of about 3500 witnessed the confrontation as the bishop concluded his sermon amid the disturbance.
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New York
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William T. Manning
St. John the Divine
Lindsey
Assailants Sought in Banker's Murder Trial Duel
In Denver Colorado final arguments begin as Mrs Pearl OLoughlin seeks to address jurors before verdicts on her alleged murder of her 10 year old stepdaughter Leona. The defense presses to put the defendant on the stand despite a prior denial. Meanwhile survivors recount a yacht wreck near Guadalupe Islands and a dramatic escape in a skiff during a fierce gale.
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TEAAD
Denver
Pearl O’loughlin
Leona
Colorado
O’loughlin
John M. Keating
San Diego
Cal
Pinnacle Rocks
Guadalupe Islands
Aaron Ward
Barren Island
Here
Langley
San Pedro
Fidelity
L. Sayers
Los Angeles
J. F. Frisbee
Lucile Frisbee
Hazel Frisbee
Mary Johnson
Frisbee
Verlee Johnson
Anna Frisbee
Sayers
Watson
Danish King Hart in Car Collision Near Copenhagen
King Christian X of Denmark was cut slightly about the race after his royal automobile collided with another car on the outskirts of Copenhagen. Darkness was blamed for the crash, which occurred tonight as the royal party traveled in the vicinity.
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Copenhagen
Christian X of
Denmark
Royal Automobile
Hawks Arrives At Capital For Rites
Captain Frank Hawks landed at Bolling Field in Washington after flying from Atlanta to attend ceremonies for the Texaco Eaglet. The continent-spanning glider, flown more than 4,000 miles, will be retired to the Smithsonian. Duke Jernigan will tow the craft across the capital before its final flight.
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Frank Hawks
Atlanta
Bolling Field
Texaco
Smithsonian Institution
J. D. “Duke” Jernigan
Salt Lake murder suspect sought in Butte search
Salt Lake City authorities seek 29 year old cabaret singer Jean Doyle in connection with the murder of jewelry auctioneer Sam Frank, 65. Police extend search to Butte, boarding trains and patrolling hotels as officials warn residents to watch for her.
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Jean Doyle
Salt Lake City
Sam Frank
Butte
Salt Lake
James Larkin
Silver Bow
J. J. Murphy
Doyle
Franks
Salt Lake Hotel
Memorial Services Of Elks Draw Big Butte Audience
The Elks hall was packed for the annual memorial services honoring 29 lodge members of B. P. O. E. No. 240 who died since last year. Senator C. R. Leonard gave the memorial address, a site ceremony was performed by lodge officers, and local vocalists plus Butte Mines Band under Sam H. Treloar provided music. Exalted Ruler Adolphus J. Welch called the absent members by name in a solemn roll call. Continued on Page 2 Col 3.
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Elks
B. P. O. E. Lodge
No. 240
C. R. Leonard
Butte
Butte Mines Band
Sam H. Treloar
Adolphus J. Welch
Newspapers favor ratification of world court protocols
New York Dec 7 editors report that 1,357 daily papers favor ratification while 265 oppose the world court protocols. The American Foundation says 2,036 editors were polled with 342 not replying and 14 uncategorized.
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United States
American Foundation
Foundation
Curtis Bok
Arkansas
Connecticut
Delaware
Louisiana
Maine
Mississippi
Rhode Island
Virginia
Wyoming
The
Hearst Chain
Eleven year old girl burned to death in Utah rooming house fire
Christina Evanoff, 11, died in a Utah rooming house blaze while her mother Mary Bishop, 30, and brother Steve were injured. The mother leaped from a second story window and was severely burned. Other tenants fled in night attire as fire destroyed the building and investigators questioned several roomers.
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Helper
Utah
Christina Evanoff
Mary Bishop
Christina
Steve
Man Loser in Bout With Girl Car in Post Office Door
Alamosa Colorado December 7. Hardy Swayze Jr. 20 suffered a broken leg after entering the Alamosa post office just as Margaret Cook Monte Vista school teacher attempted to drive her car through the door. She became flustered while parking and forgot to set the brake causing the car to roll over a curb and strike him.
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Colo
Hardy Swayze Jr
Margaret Cook
Monte Vista
Assassination of Georgian Ex-Minister in Paris
In Paris on Place d Italia Eli Ramichvili former minister plenipotentiary to Paris for the Republic of Georgia was shot twice while driving an open car. The killer calling himself a Georgia workman named Bze Pchanovkvadze claimed political motives and said he acted for political reasons amid Soviet and white party rivalries.
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Eli Ramichvili
Republic of Georgia
Place d'Italia
Georgia
Bze Pchanovkvadze
Pchanovkvadze
Iowa City Fire Sweeps Block Causing $100000 Loss
A blaze in Creston Iowa early today razed half a city block in the business district. It destroyed six first floor stores and second story apartments housing 13 families. Damage was estimated at more than $100,000. The fire was spotted by C A Lease whose family lived behind the center of the buildings. Lease and his wife raised the alarm and all residents escaped in night clothing.
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Creston
Iowa
C. A. Lease
Lease
Bull Is Keynote of Banquet In Chicago Hoosier Feast
Indiana Society of Chicago marks its twenty sixth annual banquet with a live bull from Purdue serving as the keynote. The program mocks public figures including Senator Nye and his committee on campaign expenditures. Prominent guests and railroad presidents attend as dignity is banished in humor Pro? Continued on page 2 column 2.
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Indiana Society of Chicago
Purdue University
Palmer House
Robert
German political rioting injuries mount in Berlin clashes
December 7 reports say more than 40 people were seriously wounded in Sunday clashes across Berlin and other German cities. Communists stoned a Fascist parade at Bernau and attacked police. Dortmund saw a dying Fascist. Bonn reported 12 Fascists seriously wounded by bullets. police barred a Fascist torchlight march.
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Dortmund
Hamelin
Hanover
Inn
Bonn
Rhineland
Germany
Senator Borah Warns Tax Hikes for Deficit Finance
Senator Borah Idaho Republican warned against treasury raids as Congress moves to pass emergency unemployment and drought relief. He supported the drought 60 million and public improvements 110 million bills but urged a two percent tax increase to cover a potential 355 million deficit, warning prosperity cannot be restored from public funds and pledging no bond issue.
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Treasury
Borah
Idaho
Congress
Senate
House
Queen of Belgium Visits Fog Struck Meuse Villages
Queen Elizabeth of the Belgians toured Meuse valley villages amid reports of a deadly fog. She and Red Cross delegates heard victims describe throat irritation after entering homes. Deaths rose to 67, with post mortems planned as officials stick to cold fog as the cause. Eyewitnesses described a dark cloud rolling from a nearby height.
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Elizabeth
Meuse
Red Cross
Montana Weather Outlook Brief
Montana Monday and Tuesday look generally fair with light to moderate conditions. Mentioned region includes northwest portions. expect mild temperatures and little precipitation. brief period of calmer winds.
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Montana
Jbl Co
Northwest
Five Arrested in Stabbing at Denver Hotel
Denver police say four men and a woman were arrested soon after a man thought to be Curtis De Long from McCook Nebraska was stabbed at a hotel and died minutes later at a drug store. The woman in custody, Agnes Snyder, 20, is named as the hotel landlady.
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Denver
Curtis de Long
McCook, Neb
Agnes Snyder
Noted clergyman dies in New York
The Rev. Dr. William E. Barton, 69, renowned clergyman, author, and lecturer, died today at Long Island College Hospital in Brooklyn after a month of critical illness. His sons Charles William Barton editor of the Sheridan Enterprise and Bruce Barton were at his bedside. his wife had died in 1925.
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William E. Barton
Long Island College Hospital
Brooklyn
Charles William Barton
Sheridan
Wyo.) Enterprise
Bruce Barton
Young detective captures four maniacs single handed
A third grade detective at Brooklyn headquarters trapped four of seven escapees from Matteawan state hospital in a dim apartment before dawn. He held them at bay despite one man having the drop on him. The four recaptured were William H Nelson Harry Gordon John Biggins and Frank Campbell.
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Texas
Texarkana
Shreveport
R. W. Hanks
Redwater Bank
Louisiana
Hanks
Here
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State Hospital
Matteawan
George E. Webber
Brooklyn
William H. Nelson
Harry Gordon
Rochester
John Biggins
Frank Campbell
Webber
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