Mexican design is to separate church from state legally
Dr. Andres Osuna former Tamaulipas governor told the American Baptist Home Mission Society that Mexico seeks to enforce existing laws to curb church political activity and to keep religion out of politics. He argued the state church failed to educate and that complete church state separation will secure broader religious liberty.
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Washington
Calles
Andres Osuna
Tamaulipas
Mexico
American Baptist Home Mission Society
Spain
Rome
Osuna
Bandits in Idaho Plead Not Guilty in Middleton Bank Robbery
Caldwell officers Eddie Johnson and Walter Wilson or two other names pleaded not guilty in district court to robbing the State Bank at Middleton Monday. A second information charges assault with intent to rob. Peter A. Watkins, bank VP, testified as witness. $1920.66 alleged stolen. $219.50 recovered. Authorities suspect the Mitchell brothers may be involved. identities remain unsettled.
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Caldwell
Idaho
Eddie Johnson
Walter Wilson
Arthur Or
Cecil
Walter Mitchell
Middleton
Ben Dunlap
Peter A. Watkins
Salt Lake Automobile Company
Mitchell
Walter
Arthur
Scout Makes Good Eagle Award Honor At Liberty Park
Salt Lake City May 28 Max Kessler a 15 year old cripple earns an eagle award as a member of troop 48 despite a withered leg. City Commissioner Harry L Finch will present the honors at Liberty Park with other able scouts also to be recognized.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Max Kessler
Onight
Liberty Park
Ian
Max
Harry L. Finch
Water Users Reject Interior Proposal on Indebtedness
Washington May 28 James T Whitehead for the North Fork Water Users association announced that the Interior department proposal to supply water on a peak basis while users assume their debts for one year was unacceptable.
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Washington
James T. Whitehead
North Fon
Fat Man Weighed Nearly Thousand
Theodore Valenzuela known as Tom Tom died weighing 945 pounds with over 100 pounds gained in the last month. An autopsy was ordered by the coroner despite family protests. His widow refused a $3,000 offer from a hospital for the body.
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Los Angeles
Theodore Valenzuela
Tom Tom
Valenzuela
Valenguela
Eastern
Western freight rate hearing sped up by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission sped up its western freight rate inquiry by summoning 14 shipping organization representatives. California Growers' and Shippers' Protective League opposed a horizontal rate rise, arguing higher transport costs hurt California fruit and tanned goods. Various industry groups urged readjustment favors for cement and lumber amid coal industry concerns.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
California Growers’ and
Chicago Association of Commerce
B. L. Glover
Portland Cement
A. L. Voght
Southwestern Interstate Coal Operators
Colorado and Newexico Coal Operators Association
George T. Bell
California
Commission
California White Pine and Sugar Pine Manufacturers Association
Fundamentalists lose big in Baptist missions society poll
In Washington on May 28 the ultra fundamentalist faction of the Northern Baptist convention faced a crushing defeat as their ticket for officers of the American Baptist foreign missions society went down 1 708 to 48. The victorious ticket was led by former Maine Governor Carl E. Milliken, backing the conciliatory faction.
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Washington
Northern Baptist Convention
Ths
American Baptist Foreign Missions Society
Carl E. Milliken
Maine
American Workers Freed by Bandits in Mexico City
Britain’s El Aguila Oil says two American employees Brig and Greely kidnapped by bandits near Mexico City have been released. No further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
City
el Aguila Oil Company
United States
Brig
Eight Soldiers Released in San Fernando Riot Probe
Manila May 28 eight more constabulary soldiers charged with murder in the San Fernando riot have been freed after investigators found no link to the shooting that killed four and wounded nineteen. A preliminary exam was postponed to Tuesday as more releases are expected. Colonel Langhorne leads the investigation for Governor General Leonard Wood.
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Manila
Constabulary
San Fernando
Iine
Senator Smoot Stricken With Acute Indigestion At Capitol
Washington May 28 AP Senator Smoot Republican Utah was taken ill with acute indigestion in his Capitol office. A physician was summoned as pain remained intense. He suffered a similar attack last fall but recovered after a long rest.
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Washington
Senator Smoot
Utah
Capitol
Smoot
Senate Grants Pension Increase
Washington May 28 The senate passed three omnibus bills granting pensions or increases to soldiers and sailors of the Civil Spanish American and other wars and to their widows The measures affect about 1290 persons and cost an extra 323808 dollars annually
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Ten Portuguese army divisions mutiny in Portugal report
AP dispatch from Lisbon says ten army divisions mutinied in Portugal with divisions in the north and south. The premier announced the government could dominate the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Anys & Havana
Lisbon
Hospital diplomas awarded to strapped Seattle youths
Seattle Orthopedic Hospital graduates Peder Hvatum 13 Carl Zoek 11 and Jacob Dresser 12 who for over a year were immovably strapped to frames, completed the eighth grade yesterday. Two teachers are retained by the city in the hospital.
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BOYS
Seattle
Wash
Denver Chemist Held On Charge Of Poison Plot
Alva Estabrook a cereal chemist was arrested in Denver on a federal warrant for involvement in a poison plot against Judge E. E. Porterfield of Missouri. A package of poisoned pancake flour sent to the judge led to the arrest after letters from Denver referenced prior domestic trouble and a divorce.
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Denver
Missouri
Colo
Alva Estabrook
YB. Porterfield
Jackson County Circuit Court
Fstabrook
Porterfield
Estabrook
Postoffice
J. M. Donaldson
W. A. Stevenson
Kansas City
Dave Chaven
Flora
Willard
E. E. Porterfield
Circuit Court
Kansas City Board of Trade
Billa Roberts
Sale of Five American-Oriental Line Ships Signed
The Shipping Board signed the contract to transfer five American-Oriental line ships to R. Stanley Dollar after a Senate Commerce Committee protest resolution. President Crowley of the Fleet Corporation was instructed to complete the sale and did so by a four to two vote.
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Washington
American- Oriental Line
R. Stanley Dollar
The
Shipping Board
Senate Commerce Committee
Crowley
Fleet Corporation
Reverend Dr. J Whitcomb Brougher Elected President
The Reverend Dr. J Whitcomb Brougher of Oakland California was elected today president of the Northern Baptist convention in Washington on May 22 AP report.
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Washington
J. Whitcomb Brougher
Oakland
Calif
Northern Baptist Convention
Today's Games Baseball Scores From New York St Louis and Chicago
In New York the Phillies beat the Giants 24 to 17 as Grove and Cochrane lead Philadelphia over New York. In St Louis Cleveland defeated St Louis 8 to 4 with Smith and Sewell directing the win. In Chicago Detroit fell to Chicago 6 to 3 behind Johns Manion and Stein grafe while Connolly and Grabowski contributed for the Cubs.
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New York
H. E
Philadelphia
Grove
Cochrane
Hoyt
McQuaid
Collins
Chicago
R. WB
Detroit
Johns
Manion
Thurston
Steingrafe
Connolly
Grabowski
Local Baseball Box Scores From Four Cities
Box scores from Boston Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Cincinnati list line scores with teams and player lines. Notable names include Florence Taylor Bohler Deberry Bent ley Willoughby Wilson Gongales Yde Meadows Gooch Hallahan Haines Dyer OParrell Rixey and Pielaiche.
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Cincinnati
St. Lonig
Hallahan
Haines
Dyer
O'Parrell
Rixey
Pielaiche
Dako Prunes Must Be Right In Idaho Shipment Outlook
Nampa Idaho May 28 Lettuce shipments begin in this territory with five to ten cars moved daily next week as J C Sewell produce dealer estimates about 150 cars for the season ending around July 20 Prune tonnage in southwestern Idaho ranges from 1800 to 2500 cars with 2000 a reasonable figure The state department of agriculture has warned growers and shippers that immature prunes with low sugar content will not be allowed to move from the state
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Nampa
Idaho
J. C. Sewell
Sewell
State Department of Agriculture
Alaskan plane crash injures three near Marshfield Oregon
A sea plane from the Alaskan survey expedition plunged 800 feet into Coos Bay at noon near Marshfield Oregon. Three men were seriously injured, including Lieutenant Wallace Dillon and Photographer Peterson. A third victim remained unidentified at hospital after the crash.
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Marshfield
Ore
Coos Bay
Wallace Dillon
Peterson
Amon
Muskogen constable arrested in Three Lakes tavern bombing
Asa K. Bartlett Blue Lake township constable and rival to supervisor August Krobach was arrested in connection with the bomb outrage at the Three Lakes Taverns that killed Krobsach his daughter Janet and her fiancé William Frank yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogen, Mich
Asa K. Bartlett
Blue Lake
August Krobach
Krobsach
Janet
William Frank
Three Lakes
Reelected chairman at American Plan open shop meet
A C Rees director of the Associated Industries of Utah was reelected chairman at the end of a three day session of the American plan open shop conference. The ninth semi annual meeting concluded with time and place of next meeting left to a three person committee.
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Detroit
A. C. Rees
Associated Industries of
Utah
Bank Robber Seized After Winnipeg Bank Hold-Up
An unidentified man robbed a Royal Bank of Canada branch in Winnipeg killing employee Maurice Garvie. After a shootout in a house, a detective and a rooming house proprietor were wounded. The robber, twice wounded, obtained $2,000.
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Winnipeg
Royal Bank O Canada
Maurice Garvie
SCRIPPS EDITOR DEAD
William B. Colver of Cleveland former chairman of the federal trade commission and former editor in chief of the Scripps-Howard news died at his Washington home after a lingering illness.
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Scripps
Washington
William B. Colver
Cleveland
Ohio
Federal Trade Commission
Scripps-Howard Newspee
Seattle Democrat Dugdale Story Tops Republican Meeting
Seattle May 28 AP Daniel Dugdale qualified for the Pacific Coast League outing by recounting a baseball tale at a Republican meeting. He described catching a foul tip under his chin while playing for a Leadville Colorado team in 1884 and holding the tip until the umpire ruled batter out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Seattle Young Men's
Republican Club
Daniel Dugdale
Dugdale
Leadville
Colo
Asks Subsidy for Child Health at National Conference
Cleveland May 28 A report to the national conference of social work cites Dr Richard Arthur Bolt assistant professor of child hygiene at the University of California calling for more federal subsidies for health work and for ratification of the child labor amendment He warns that local units of government face rising demands and only wealthy states can meet educational health and welfare needs without outside aid He notes a wave of individualism in the states leading to disrespect for law and indifference to neighbors.
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Cleveland
National Conference of Social Work
Richard Arthur Bolt
University of California
Three Electrocuted at Kentucky State Penitentiary
Eddyville Ky May 28 three men died in the electric chair at the state penitentiary within an hour marking the third triple execution since the chair was installed. Elisha Sloan 31 Edward Lake 32 and John Baker 34 Negro were executed after stays granted for three others by Governor Fields.
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Eddyville
State Penitentiary
Elisha Sloan
Marvin Kingins
Edward Lake
Louisville
Mary Smith
John Baker
Governor Fields
George Bolin
Wool Market in Boston Sees Surge in Foreign Wool Exports
Boston May 28 AP reports a rising export movement of foreign wool tied to abroad manufacturing vigor and local dullness. From May 1 to 18 over 500 000 yeante of foreign wool nearly all combing grease cleared for export, with weekly shipments pushing April to May totals to about one percent of bonded clothing wool.
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Boston
Bond
Work and Mead Hung in Effigy by Nebraskans
In Geott's Bluff Nebraska Dr Hubert Work secretary of the interior and Dr Elwood Mead commissioner of reclamation were hung in effigy by angry farmers citing failure to supply water from the North Platte valley irrigation project The effigies bore signs blaming the officials for broken promises and water shortages The incident signals potential escalation as locals fear forcible control of lateral gates to irrigate dry crops and protect 14000 farms served by 12000 canals and ditches of the valley project
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Geott's Bluff
Neb
Hubert Work
Interior
Elwood Mead
Reclamation
North Platte Valley
Mead
Wyoming
Bank seeks recovery tax in Idaho suit
Boise May 28 A suit filed in federal court seeks to recover 31672.63 alleged as illegally assessed income and profit taxes for 1917 and 1918 against the D W Standrod Co bank of Blackfoot. E W Porter Idaho commissioner of finance and liquidating agent filed for the bank's depositors due to Internal Revenue Bureau refusals. This is the first Idaho case under the new revenue act allowing direct action against the government when a tax has been paid to a now departed or deceased collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
D. W. Standrod & Co
Bank of Blackfoot
United States
E. W. Porter
Commissioner of Finance
Internal Revenue Bureau
Euit
Internal Revenue
Mitty Named Bishop of Salt Lake City by Pope Pius
Rome May 28 Pope Pius designates Reverend John J. Mitty of New York City as bishop of Salt Lake City to succeed the late Bishop Glass. The Bronx pastor and former war chaplain at West Point is described as 40 to 45 years old and begins his new duties after serving at St Luke's and Sacred Heart parishes.
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Rome
Pius
John J. Mitty
New York City
Salt Lake City
Bishop Glass
Pather Mitty
St. Jake's Church
The
Bronx
Balt
the Madeleine
L. F. Fries
Try
St. Joseph's Seminary
Dunwoodie
Yonkers
Father Fries
Father Mitty
St. Joseph's
Pos
Earl of Jesus
Hichland Palla
West Point Military Academy
St. Luke's Church
Weather Update Shows Temperature Shift Tonight and Saturday
The forecast calls for a noticeable temperature change with a cooler night ahead and a rise to milder highs by Saturday. Expect increasing clouds and a light breeze as conditions shift.
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Barnes
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Bentley
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Harnett
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Meadows
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Daugherty
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Kentucky Pen
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Blackfoot
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Mitty
New Bishop
Salt Lake
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