Reform plans for Christian Science church: partners and limits
Associated Press reports five months of inquiry into the mother church and Christian Science affairs in Boston. Majority and minority findings favor closer relations between officials and members, rotation in office, and gender equality where possible, with total salaries around 95 400 dollars and a push to reorganize the church into departments and a representative syndicate from the field.
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Associated Press
New York
Mother Church
Tga Boas Iee
The
Christian Science Organization
Mary Baker Wddy
Church Committee On General Welfare
Boston
Amon
Edward Kickey
Christian Science Publishing Society
Ity
Christian Science
Hoaen
Delegates Must Wear Union Label Plan Adopted
SPOKANE Wash April 29 Percentage of union made and labelled wearing apparel will determine acceptance of delegates elected by unions to the central labor council. Delegates would face examination by a four member council committee when presenting for membership under the plan referred to local unions for approval.
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Spokane
Wash
Central Labor Council
Union Label Rule Bars Delegates From Seating
A rule required that at least 60 percent of garments worn by attendees bear a union label or they would be denied a seat. The policy also excluded women delegates from seating.
Rest repudiates Vera Schneider murder confession
Anson Rest testified with his attorney and reporters that he did not admit to the Vera Schneider murder, insisting his statements were coerced by officers and fatigue from questioning. The prosecution asserts he confessed at the scene, while Rest claims the truth is that Hillary lied about being present.
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Pontiac
Mich
Anson
Glenn
Gillespie
Vera Schneider
Paris Passes Tax Bill After Week of Debate
Paris authorities report the chamber of deputies approved the new tax bill by a vote of 535 to 69 after a week of debate. The measure now moves to the senate for consideration as part of the government’s fiscal program.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber of Commerce Opposes Cash Bonus
The United States Chamber of Commerce at its eighth annual convention adopted a resolution opposing a cash bonus for soldiers and urging immediate aid for disabled or sick soldiers or dependents. The plan to delay Peace Treaty was supported while concerns were raised that bonuses might disrupt labor and raise prices. Franklin S Olier of the American Legion sought a hearing and met with the committee after which the resolution was modified.
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Atlantic Cety
Ae Fe
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Resolutions Committee
Franklin S’ Olier
The
American Legion
Suffrage Funding Costs Heavy Across Washington
The Washington report states that the campaign for ratification of the federal suffrage amendment has incurred heavy costs. The Woman's party headquarters said most contributions are small, with the record monthly donation totaling 18,362 dollars in March 1920.
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Washington
Cee
Sentioant
Womans Parte Sag Byeens
Jersey Produces 10-10 Pounds of Pat Champion
A brief AP report from New York on April 29 notes a new champion Jersey cow has produced 10 10 pounds of milk, highlighting the record setting yield and farm dairy competition.
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Jersey
Associated Press
New York
New Jersey Cattle Club Announces Fat-Producers Records
At the annual meeting of the American Jersey Cattle club on June 2, Plain Mary was named new champion fat producer with 1,040 pounds of fat, breaking Vive Latrance’s record. Lulu Alphea of Asburn set a yearling class mark at 22 months producing 00 pounds of fat, from early test data.
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American Jersey Cattle Club
Plain Mary
Danish Commission Arrives to Study Direct Wireless Link
Associated Press reports a Danish commission arrived in New York aboard the Manchuria to study direct wireless communication between Denmark and the United States. They will depart for Washington in ten days. Claus A Spreckles of San Francisco, president of the Sugar Refining Company, and Mrs Spreckles return from a six month vacation trip in southern France.
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Associated Press
New
Denmark
United States
Manchuria
Washington
Claus A. Spreckles
San Francisco
Theederal Sugar Refining Company
Spreckles
Southern
Prance
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