Grave concern over future of Christian missions in China
New York reports grave concern over the immediate future of Christian missions in China amid anti foreign and anti Christian unrest. Episcopal Bishop Gilham cabled of withdrawals and women and children being ordered to ports as mission schools close. Other missions fear similar moves and note Bolshevist currents and Soviet influence behind the disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
New York
Department of Missions
The
Episcopal Church
A. A. Gilham
Hankow
Episcopal Mission Board
Lower
Yangtze Valley
Shanghai
James H. Franklin
Foreign Mission Baptist Service
George T. Scott
Methodist Board of Foreign Missions
Edward
Thomasville Fans Back Undefeated Drive in Tallahassee
Local reporters recall a baseball trip to Tallahassee where Florida’s nine turned four double plays in five innings but Thomasville showed faith and optimism. Gray pitched solidly while Tallahassee hitters rapped ten hits. Mason from Macon eyes a move to Thomasville as plans form to bolster the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Florida
Gray
McAvoy
Will
Heart and Religion Key in Bryan Graduation Address
William Jennings Bryan told Miami graduates that science is valuable but must be guided by religion. He urged a blend of faith and education, warning that education alone can lead to dangerous outcomes and citing trials where intellect without morals caused harm. The Dayton trial of John T. Scopes looms as a practical test case for these ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
William Jennings Bryan
J. T. Scopes
Dayton
Tennessee
Chicago
Criminl
John T. Scope
Tenn
The Mintosh Family Genealogy and Marriages Record
Daniel McIntosh and family from Inverness Shire Scotland moved to Roberson County North Carolina. It lists descendants of Daniel Jr and Roderick McIntosh, their marriages to multiple women including Kate and Bathsheba McMillan, and many spouses and offspring across generations. The document traces connections to McKinnon, Sand which, McLeoud, McLen don, Comfort, Cave, Sparks, McKinnon, White, and other named individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel McIntosh
Murdock
Mary
John McKinnon
Inverness Shire
Scotland
Roberson County
N. C
Daniel, Jr
Roderick McIntosh
John Anderson McIntosh
Roderick
Kate
Bathsheba
McMillan
John A
Septima Sandwich
Daniel
Ellen McLeoud
Benjamin
Sandwich
Hattie McMurray
Mattie
Nancy
Eunice
William
Steele
Malcolm
Henry M
Annie White
R. C
Cora Lewis
Long
Ivey
Perry McIintosh
Charles
Groover
Margarett
Ashley Peek
Jane
LaFayette Irwin
Rice
Heating Value of Peat and Pennsylvania Anthracite Compared
Peat prepared for fuel shows roughly the same thermal value as the Pennsylvania anthracite currently available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Trial of John T. Scope Indicted for Tennessee Reservation Violation
The committee of arrangements reports the trial of John T. Scope indicted for violating a Tennessee reservation. Arthur Brisbane Earl Shhaub Corinne Rich and W. T. Butler are named with reservations from the Baltimore Sun. The Western Union Telegraph Company rented a large hotel room and will staff ten operators to handle correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ney Morgan
Committee of Arrangments
John T. Scope
Tennessee
Arthur Brisbane
Earl Shhaub
University’ Service
Corinne Rich
San Francisco Examier
Dorothy Perkins Collapses in Court in Templeton Killing Trial
New York June 13 The trial of Dorothy Perkins for the killing of her suitor Thomas A. Templeton was adjourned until Monday after the defendant collapsed in court and was carried out for medical treatment. The collapse followed the introduction of a letter said to be from Perkins to rival Mickey Conners, intercepted by Conners’s wife. The letter’s contents were not disclosed. Conners, a truck driver serving six months for wife beating, was brought to the courtroom. Perkins showed distress as testimony proceeded. Aunt Letitia Dunlap testified that Templeton wrestled with Perkins and her parents over a revolver before the fatal shot. Brother Day Herold Perkins denied he had said his sister confessed to the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Perkins
Thomas A. Templeton
Mickey" Conners
Letitia Dunlap
Dorothy
Templeton
Herold Perkins
Long-Lived Patriots Five Signers Reached Over Ninety
Five signers of the Declaration of Independence lived past 90. Charles Carroll of Maryland Marya land William Ellery of Rhode Island Francis Lewis of New York J Smith of Pennsylvania John Adams of Massachusetts all survived into advanced age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Carroll
Maryaland
William Ellery
Rhode Island
Francis Lewis
New York
J Smith
Pennsylvania
John Adama
Massachusetts
Listen Like Old Man Way on a Rich Uncle
A quip from Old Man Way about his rich uncle who disapproves. He says he will never get a cabin or any bread cast upon the waters would buy a luncheon wafer for a goldfish. The remark blends humor with resigned frustration.
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Directors
Auditing Com
Mittee
Bank Report
Commercial Bank
J. W. Horne
Truman Holand
Active
V. P
W. T. Jay
L. D. Ferguson
W. W. Felkel
Lila Lee Hicks
Truman Holland
Col. C. E. Hay
Elmer T. Horne
W. B. Cochran
W. D. Hasty
R. E. Stringer, Jr
DR. H. M. Moore
T. S. Green
C. E. Hay
Chris
China Field
Episcopal Mission
Hankow Region
Hu“peh
Hunan
Yangtze
Haakow
Gilman
American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Cocroft Music Co
Capitol City
Thomasville
Monticello
Howard
Parrish
Shepherd
Mason
Macon
Basgeman
Vann
Ump
Fair City
Bryan
Losnimisal Transportation
Vrolel
Flint, Mich
Ind
Michigan
Fleming Motor Company
Mintosh
Bal Conners
Westinghouse Batteries
Westinghouse
Smith-Fleming Co
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