Bodies sought after launch disaster near Sebastian inlet
Rescue teams and volunteers scoured rocks and tidal pools for three more bodies raising the death toll to fourteen from the forty foot launch Clara B which capsized off Sebastian inlet. Capt Ed Arnold owner operator survived with others. Harold Arnold saved four lives. Two children perished including Dan Roache and Loretta Dreiling. Delaware river bridge work continues despite tolls dispute as 1100 workers remain on site.
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Oet
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Ruckles
Wichita
Kans
Dresling
Malabar
Dickson
Hill
David Arnes
Campbell
Sears
Kansas
Lock Davidson
Melbourne F'Arms Company
Dan Roache
C. E.oache
Loretta Dreiling
Buckles
Brown Deposed from Sacred Ministry in Episcopal Church
The Rt Reverend William Montgomery Brown of Galion Ohio former bishop of Arkansas was deposed from the sacred ministry at the Episcopal church triennial convention in New Orleans. He did not respond as his name was called and sentence was pronounced after trials found him teaching doctrines contrary to church approved beliefs. He is to appear in U S court Wednesday morning to show cause for the proceedings.
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William Montgomery Brown
Galion
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Brown
Ethelbert Talbot
Talbot
Protestant Episcopal Church
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House of Bishops
Sacred Ministry
United States
Elks Duck Feed Rush Prompted By Hinckley
Hinckley chairman of the Elks duck feed committee urges members to bring in meat for the October 20 event. He notes northern ducks and geese are moving south, asks those not yet responding to join in, and names listed participants and coordinators as the call to bag waterfowl intensifies.
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A. ©. Hinckley
Elks
Hinckley
Zener
Dan
C. H. Archibald
A. A. Amundsen
E. E. Barlet
O. P. Barber
Robt. Carter
Cliff Craig
Geo. Cushman
L. Getty
R. F. Modlish
Joe Masserio
Phil Nash
Geo. Oliver
Robt. Reynolds
Chas. Sumner
Harry Scanlon
C. C. Shepherd
A. W. Stoker
Ervin Ward
J. I. Zeiders
Platoon Schools Offer Super Opportunities
About half of Pittsburgh elementary students are in platoon schools. Since their start nine and a half years ago with 1,200 children, roughly 36,000 have been taught under a work study play plan with each subject taught by a specialist in a dedicated room. A pamphlet from the superintendent and principals extols the program’s enrichment.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Platoon
Rice Prices and 1925 Crop Estimate in Sacramento
Early harvested rice quoted at 8.15 per hundred, old rice around 8 dollars. The 1925 crop is estimated at 6,000,000 bushels in Sacramento markets.
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Sacramento
Fur farming urged to meet fashion demand and price stability
New York fur auction reports show rising interest in farming to supply fashion needs. Prices for silver fox pelts remain high, with breeders focusing on quality stock while noting 120,000 to 150,000 foxes exist in North America and less than 12 percent meet breeding standards.
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J. &. Royle
Pocatello
Opyright
New York
Louisiana
Louis Edward Ruach
Washington
American Fox Institute
North America
London
Lampson
United States
Institute
Canada
Rusch
Tiffany to Speak Brotherhood Meet at Methodist Church
Jay Tiffany will be principal speaker at the regular Brotherhood meeting of the Methodist church to be held in the church parlors next Friday night. The event includes a boy scout troop guest, a 6:30 dinner served by the Ladies' Aid, and a program featuring Mr. Tiffany on Man and His Job with music.
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Jay Tiffany
Methodist Church
BE. N. Vaughn
Irvin
Ladies’ Aid Society
Brotherhood
Tiffany
Conventions Opening Today Across Cities
St Louis hosts the American Red Rose convention while Kansas City greets the National Grain Dealers and the National Society of the Southwest. Atlantic City sees the American Gas Association meeting and Tulsa hosts the Southwest Water Works Association. St Paul holds the National Catholic Burial Life conference and Pasadena hosts the California school superintendents meeting.
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St. Louis
National Convention of American Red Rose
Kansas City
National Grain Dealers’ Association
National Society of the Southwest
Atlantic City
American Gas Association
Tulsa
Okla
Southwest Waterworks Association
St. Paul
National Catholic Bursal Life Conference
Ee Eeereann Dietetic Associaon
Pasadena
Calif
Punty
City School Superintendents of
California
Idaho Exhibit Draws Big Crowds at National Convention
Idaho and its products received wide advertising at the national Legion convention in Omaha. The Idaho exhibit displayed grain potatoes cheese pumpkins and beans in a store building used as Idaho headquarters. A large Idaho slogan hung above, hundreds of visitors registered, and Idaho literature was widely distributed. The Blackfoot Legion band led a parade to Omaha offices with sacks of potatoes given to editors.
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Omaha
Jean Bistline
National Legion
Nebraska
Sigma
Blackfoot Legion
Aspa
Idaho Russetts
Blackfoot Legion Band
Coolidge
Idaho Legionnaires
Sydney
Blackfoot Band
Laramie
Wyoming
Eleven Die In Coast Auto and Rail Accidents
Eleven persons were killed in automobile accidents on the Pacific coast yesterday and one person died when a railroad train struck a large boulder. Eight auto deaths occurred in California and three in Oregon. Six fatalities stemmed from two grade crossing crashes.
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San Francisco
California
Oregon
The Biggest Leased Wire System in the World
The Associated Press operates without stock capital or dividends and has annual revenues of seven million dollars from member assessments. Its members represent diverse political and religious views, yet share a commitment to accurate, nonpartisan news free of propaganda, overseen by fifteen directors and a large member base.
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Associated Press
What the ASSOCIATED PRESS IS
The Associated Press is a cooperative of morning, evening and Sunday papers across the United States and beyond. It collects and distributes world news through centralized bureaus and foreign agencies, with thousands of reporters and vast leased wire networks.
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Costa Rica
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