Bishops Open Eighth Day at Episcopal General Conference
New Orleans Oct 14 The house of bishops began its eighth day with the election of a primate as the principal business. Eight nominees for a six year term were in consideration though all bishops could vote. A memorial seeks to limit remarriage rights for divorced persons. The presiding bishop faced federal court to answer for the deposition of former Bishop Wm Montgomery Brown after a judge refused a restraining order.
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New Orleans
House of Bishops
Episcopal Church
United States
General Conference
Church
House of Deputies
Ethelbert Talbott
Wm. Montgomery Brown
Louis , IL Barnes
Eleven Try to Steal Cop's Coat in LA
Sun kissed Los Angeles felt chilly as Policeman Charles E Dill arrested eleven men for stealing his overcoat. He left the coat in a parked car and nabbed each suspect as they approached the bait, finally wearing the coat himself and ending the day.
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Los Angeles
Charlies E. Dill
Dawes Leaves Newark for Atlanta to Push Senate Reform
Vice President Charles G. Dawes departed Newark on October 14 to continue his campaign for reform of Senate rules in Atlanta Georgia. He aims to rally support and press for changes in legislative procedures.
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Charles G. Dawes
Atlanta
Senate
Lava Springs Beauty Spot Undergoing Major Improvements
The state health resort at Lava Hot Springs is being modernized with a 20 acre blue grass lawn, a large greensward, 3,000 shade trees, new lighting, and a cement walkway from the railroad to the sanitarium. Landscaping includes extensive flower beds, new quarrying and bungalow roof over the lava pool, plus plans for thousands of bulbs and more hardwood tree plantings next spring. The improvements aim to elevate Lava Hot Springs as a premier health resort attracting visitors from multiple states.
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Lava Hot Springs
United States
H. P. Ashby
State Department of Public Welfare
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Boise
Lava
Idaho
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Jcale
Utah
Wyomng
Montana
Muskox Import Hopes From Greenland For Norway Coast
Norwegians import muskox from Greenland and aim to establish thriving populations on Norway’s coast. The theory holds muskox move to Arctic regions due to human and wolf pressure, forming back to back circles to defend themselves. If protected from predators they may breed in temperate climates.
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Greenland
Norway
Arctic
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