Bishop Blake Attacks Disciples In Illinois Conference
Bishop Edgar Blake of Indianapolis ridiculed the twelve apostles as a tough, quarrelsome group in a sermon to the Methodist laymen conference in Decatur Illinois He said they deserted Christ at the crucifixion but redeemed themselves after the resurrection and questioned what they could gain from following Jesus.
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Immigrant Mauricio Guerry Becomes U S Citizen
Mauricio Guerry Querticacchibarria, Castleford socksman, accepted U S citizenship and a new name Mauricio Guerry after taking the oath of allegiance. A Spanish Basque immigrant, he arrived in 1910 and previously won land and livestock valued around 100 500 from former employer Frank Trigueric before his death. He was the sole petitioner granted citizenship in today's hearing.
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Smoke delays Idaho apple harvest due to smoke from wildfires
Smoke from fires has delayed the apple harvest in southern Idaho by about a week. Fruit coloring is slowed while size is up, with picking expected to begin around September 25. Wind cleared skies. aircraft were believed to be patrolling the area overnight, as planes reported by local growers.
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Placing Solids in the Tonic
Prohibition Commissioner Doran ordered harm to prevent wine tonics being used as beverages by adding solids. He directed manufacturers and pharmacists to ensure tonics sold after October 15 contain at least 30 percent solids. The measure aims to render tonics unpalatable, achieved by adding glycerine.
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Murdered 11 year old girl found in Snake River near King Hill
Coronors jury reports Marie, 11, died by unknown party or parties. Her throat was cut and body sunk in the Snake River near her home as investigators search along the railroad towns for a suspect. Foster parents urge quick captures while patrols widen to pickup passengers and highway travel, desert barriers hinder escape.
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Idaho State Fair Opens Tuesday in Boise
Boise September 21 AP Bolbe valley citizens invited by fair management to a housewarming of the Idaho State fair grounds tomorrow. The fair will feature night racing with illuminated race track. Tuesday opens events with Wednesday set aside to honor the governor and communities of Nampa and Caldwell sending an automobile caravan led by the Nampa band. Buildings remodeled to accommodate 235 cattle and exhibits from southern Idaho dairy herds.
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George McCone Dies in Glendive at 76
George McCone a Glendive resident and longtime stocksman banker and frontiersman died today at age 76. He served 23 consecutive years in the Montana state legislature and was active in local affairs.
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Capone Seeks Parole After One-Year Gun Sentence
Philadelphia report states Al Capone and Frank Cline were sentenced to one year for carrying loaded pistols after May 17 arrest. Capone via Philadelphia lawyers seeks release and parole, aiming to leave the city quickly while bondsmen prove difficult to obtain.
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Shearer paid but company heads dodge Washington
Senate hearing reveals Bethlehem Steel leaders Schwab and Grace testified they did not know of Shearer's $25,000 payment for services at the Geneva naval conference. Grace said the $143,000 Washington fund was to aid shipbuilders, while Schwab called the action unwise and left handling to Grace. The inquiry may call Rear Admiral Jones and other American delegates to Geneva to recount Shearer’s activities.
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York and Pass to Be Guests War College
Army War college in Washington announced plans to bring together for the first time since 1918 Sergeant Alvin C. York and six of his surviving comrades who fought with him in the Argonne offensive. Three invited veterans remain missing with invitations returned. A sham Argonne battle will be staged at the annual exposition in October. York will travel from near Pall Mall Tennessee by train after declining to fly due to his mother's worry.
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French sports stars announce engagement amid romance rumors
Paris reports Rene La Coste, famed French tennis ace, and Mrs Si mone Thion de la Chiume, noted French golf star, have disclosed plans for an engagement. The couple, long linked by sport and public interest, have not yet announced marriage arrangements.
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Induced Boy Steals $512000 in Securities
Milton Alter, 18, a brokers' messenger, confessed to trading over $512000 in stolen stocks and bonds for a dollar. Police say an organized uptown gang trained him in theft to target the Wall Street district, with Jack Rosen as the mastermind.
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Alfred Tyrell
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Kimberly Healer Wins His Case
Otto Vosika of Kimberly, accused of practicing a healing art without a license, was freed by Judge Hugh A. Baxer after a ruling found no Idaho law requiring state licensing. The complaint said he laid on hands and sometimes rubbed and massaged patients, without prescribing medicine or using instruments, and that he had been refused a license by the state.
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Chairman Returns To Private Life From Washington
Dr Hubert Work former chairman of the Republican National committee wound up his affairs in Washington and departed for Chicago for a short stay before Denver Colorado. He hosted Claudius Huston his successor at a luncheon with guests Dr Elwood Mead commissioner of the bureau of reclamation and George Otis Smith director of the Geological Survey.
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Chicago Cops Linked to Moran Slayings and Hijacking Tale
A Chicago Tribune report cites chief Alexander Jamie and former deputy Fred Silloway claiming government evidence ties police at the St Valentine's Day massacre to hijacked whiskey. The piece notes an informer may have ridden on a hijacked truck and references ties to Moran gangsters and potential Indiana prison involvement.
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Fox Hearst Combine Forms New News Reel Company
The Fox Movietone and Hearst Metrotone News groups merge as Willem Randolph Hearst gains a substantial stake. The new Fox Hearst corporation will produce sound news reels for distribution to Hearst Metrotone News and Fox Movietone News. Distinguishes delegates arrive in Quebec for Institute of Pacific Relations meeting in Japan.
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Showers Sunday Bring Cooler Southern Regions
The forecast calls for showers Sunday with cooler air settling in the southern portions. Monday is expected to be unsettled with variable skies and showers possible.
Promoter Edwards Vanishes After Canzoneri Wolfe Ring Fight
New Orleans AP reports promoter Frankie Edwards disappeared after the Canzoneri Wolfe lightweight bout leaving about $20 000 in gate receipts unpaid. Fighters Tony Canzoneri Eddie Wolfe and creditors sought action via the Louisiana Boxing Commission and district attorney while Edwards vanished after calling on his wife to a coffee before leaving to meet the men who worked the show.
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Truitt Crowned King of Cowboys at Pendleton Roundup
Dick Truitt of Okmulgee Oklahoma won the Roosevelt trophy as the twentieth annual Pendleton Round Up concluded. He succeeded Bob Crosby of Kenna New Mexico as king of the cowboys in a whirlwind finish.
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Doukhobors Arrested After Camp Refusal to Move
About two hundred Doukhobors encamped near Nelson British Columbia were arrested by thirty provincial officers on charges of resisting arrest and vagrancy. Acting on a sanitary report, the attorney general’s department ordered relocation, but the group, called sons of freedom, refused to move and a magistrate read the drict act without securing obedience.
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Senate meets an hour earlier on tariff bill
Washington September 21 an hour earlier Senate session set to speed action on the tariff bill as a group of 12 western Republicans led by Senator Borah forms to curb proposed industrial rate increases and limit revision to agriculture The independent bloc counts 14 members and plans to unite against president power to alter duties amid liberalized provisions leaders include Norris La Follette Blaine Nye Frazier Brookhart Cutting Schall Pine and Cutting It marks first attendance by Senators Cutting of New Mexico and Pine of Oklahoma as the group grows in influence amid debate over full repeal of executive rate powers and farm manufacturing concerns
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Barber Susami Menaces Customers In Milwaukee
In Milwaukee on a September day Fred Susami brandished a menacing gesture while shaving a patron. Eleven customers fled the shop, ten more waiting left in panic. Police detained Susami for emergency observation at a local hospital.
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London Likely Site for Five Power Naval Conference
Secretary Stimson said London is very likely the site for the five power naval limitation conference in January. He noted no official suggestion has reached him about selecting another place. He spoke as ambassadors from involved powers were kept informed during Anglo American cruiser limitation talks.
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