Bishop McConnell Faces Uncertain Trial In Kansas City
High church leaders in Kansas City weigh the likelihood of a trial for Bishop Francis J. McConnell of Pittsburgh over charges of maladministration and immorality. The Wilmington, Delaware, pastor filed the charges, citing evolution remarks and alleged false records. Two ministers named as divorced were involved. one charge accuses endorsing atheistic pamphlets.
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Kansas City
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Francis J. McConnell
Pitsburgh
George A. Cooke
Wilmington
Del
Reynond J. Wade
Cooke
McConnell
Wihrington
E. W. Jones
Dover
Paul P. Truitt
Sherpeburg
W. Va
Report Thirty Continues From Page One Front Line Counts
Dispatches estimate casualties at 860 to 1,000 as Japanese forces hold a fifty mile line along the Shantung railroad preventing Nationalist advances toward Tying Tao. Nationalist HQ accuses Japanese of allowing a Northerner retreat while Japanese forces grow stronger hourly. A Daily Mail dispatch cites 2,300 Japanese troops reaching Dairen from Port Arthur, boosting Shantung totals to about 8,500 plus naval forces. Four Japanese destroyers reportedly head to the Shantung area.
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Shantung
Tao
Daily Mail
Dairen
Manchuria
Port Arthur
Murder Count in Williams Hospital Case
Thursday morning testimony outlined injuries on Roberts including neck elevaiions, chest bruises, and a eye cut from autopsy. Doctors noted lung congestion and heart valve irregularity but could not confirm violence as the sole cause. Delp testified Roberts attacked another patient after awakening about 1 a.m. and was subdued twice.
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Johnson
Delp
M. V. Ball
Robert
Bath
Ball
Roberts
W. EK. Skinner
State Hospital
Skinner
Sveral
Harry W. Mitchell
Hospiiel
Washington
Robertso
Farmer Roberts Dies After Delusions Of Poisoned Food
Delp testified Roberts lingered after a recent incident, gasping while on a bed in a house near Coudersport. An inquest heard Roberts believed he had committed an unpardonable sin and his food was poisoned, and he damaged windows trying to sell harm. Relatives named include Claude Roberts, Glenn Coery, Ray Bowes, and Will Whitman.
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Delp
Roberts
C. E. Bordwell
Warren
Stiornew
Johnson
Coudersport
Claude Roberts
Will Whitman
Salamanca
N. Y
Glenn Coery
Ray W. Bowes
Cleveland
Ohio
Safety meeting at Pennsylvania Electric Company Office
An employee safety meeting occurred this morning on the third floor with safety expert R. D. Joseph from Johnstown leading first aid and general safety instruction. A report on the first six teams was presented. An unofficial courthouse visit by Verango County Sheriff O. J. Shelly and County Commissioner John Ritchie to talk with Sheriff Jefferson and the county commissioners involved no business.
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Pennsylvania Electric Company
R. D. Joseph
Johnstown
O. J. Shelly
Verango County
John Ritchie
Court House
Jefferson
Warren couples obtain marriage licenses today
The register and recorder issued licenses to Fingal Bergquist and Jennea Peterson of Warren, and Oliver L. Hansen of Clarendon with Dorothy L. Kobler of North Warren.
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The
Register and Recorder
Fingal Bergquist
Jennea Peterson
Warren
Oliver L. Hansen
Clarendon
Dorothy L. Kobler
North Warren
YMCA Plans Swimming Classes For All Levels
Gee Fowle the YMCA physical instructor announced that rudimentary and advanced swimming classes would begin on Monday. Several men have booked a gate for 3 o clock in the afternoon and an evening class will form. Private lessons will be offered by appointment.
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Gee? Fowle
Enlists in Navy Donald Cheries Allen Enlists
Donald Cheries Allen son of Mr and Mrs Edward Allen of 21 Oak Street is en route to Newport Navy Training Station. He enlisted in Jamestown several weeks ago and was recently assigned to a station.
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NAVY
Donald Cheries Allen
Edward Allen
Oak Street
Newport
Naval Training Station
Allen
Jamestown
Withdrawal of Walsh Boosts Smith in Nomination Fight
Washington May 6 The withdrawal of Senator Walsh of Montana strengthens Gov. Al Smith's bid for the presidential nomination. Senate leaders expect the Houston convention to vote on anti corruption and popular government issues. Reed of Missouri plans to stay in, citing Jeffersonian Democracy and cleansing Washington. McAdoo may retire from active opposition, while Walsh discussed with McAdoo before withdrawing. Eight presidential hopefuls, including Hoover and Borah, will testify to committee on expenditures.
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Washington
U. P
al Smith
Serator Walsh
Montana
Smith
Senate
Reed
Missouri
Willar Ry
Houston
Heflin
Alabama
Vic Donahey
Ohio
Walsh
William G. McAdoo
McAdoo
Senate Committee
Albany
Hoover
Curtis
Kansas
Goff
West Virginia
Borah
Idaho
Norris
Nebraska
George
Gerogia
Hol
Tennessee
Deer Damage and Hunting Rules Update in Pennsylvania
The state reports deer damage running into hundreds of thousands of dollars and discusses restrictions on hunting. An earlier plan to use expert marksmen was dropped after protests. The commission set new three day a week seasons for several species from October 18 to November 30, with rabbit and hare seasons extending to December 1 and a six day week later. Bear hunting will start November 1 with Thursdays to Saturdays limits until December 1, then six days a week until December 15.
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Commie
Soi
Lili
Dees
Pennsylvania
Community report highlights Warren County elder Chase de clared
REPORT INDICATES in the community Mr Chase de clared. Mr Chase is the oldest living resident of Warren county. He is 96 years old. His address last night was given with vigor and tempered restraint of 2 man of 65. Workers are determined Donald McComas talk included an atmosphere of quiet determination among the workers who realized the value of his warning that workers should not become overconfident during the last few days of the campaign. He pointed out the danger of too much optimism. American Legion leaders are not unaware that $6,000 is a large sum and that the combined efforts of the 100 team workers and the executive
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Chase
Warren County
Donald McComas
American Legion
Teem
Campaign drive aims for fifty thousand in pledges
Committee members spoke at a campaign dinner about hard work and faith in the objective as the route to victory. Officials described a target of $50,000, requiring every one of 100 workers to secure four $100 pledges plus their own. Commander Ben Kinnear joked that $44,000 is a lot of money while listing team pledge totals and amounts.
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Norman McLeod
Ketcham, Inc
Pittsburgh
Ben Kinnear
Johnson
Schmocker
oDavis
Milenius
Brasington
S—Walker
McComes Cad
Sansessee
Thousands Flee as Dam Crests in Valley Warning
Couriers warn residents as waters threaten the valley below the dam. Telegraph alerts reach southern hamlets while authorities report the flow through a hole in the dam rising gradually. An exodus begins within hours with families moving to higher ground, mirroring past disasters in California.
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Corriers
St. Francis
St. Paulo
California
Southern Public Utilities Company
Here
Fair Weather For The Week Forecast In Northeast
North and Middle Atlantic states expect mostly fair conditions with showers late in the week and below normal temperatures. Ohio Valley should be generally fair with showers midweek, warmer early in the week, and cooler late.
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Shington
North
Middle Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Girl Struck By Batted Baseball In Beaver
Marguerite Christian aged 16 was hit on the head by a batted baseball during a Harding High School versus Beaver High School game in Beaver Pennsylvania. She suffered a concussion and was in Rochester hospital in serious condition.
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Beaver
Marguerite Christian
Rochester Hospital
Wes
Harding High School
Woodlawn
Beaver High School
Czecho-Slovakian dolls on display at Ring Around Rosy Shop
Two dainty Czecho-Slovakian dolls sent to Martha and Barbara Bairstow of Market street are shown this weekend in the Ring Around Rosy Shop. Miss Margaret Crowley, former secretary to the late Senator Willis of Ohio and to the American Legation in Cairo, sent the dolls. she now serves at the American Legation in Prague. The costumes mirror those of peasants. Also noted: Lennea Peterson and Fingal Bergquist, both of Warren, were married at the Swedish Lutheran church parsonage by Rev. Carl Jakobson with attendees Mr. and Mrs. Gost G. Sandstrom. After a short honeymoon they will live in Warren. Court house visitors included A. V. Clinger of Tidioute and Mr. and Mrs. David Mainwaring of Sheffield.
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Martha
Barbara Bairstow
W. E. Bairstow
Market Street
Rosy
Margaret Crowley
Senator Willis
Ohio
Counil
Cairo
Bairstow
Crowley
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Eussiz
Kuban
Ecra
Scranton
Cretonne
Ata
Valances
Ong
Wd Singh Lary
A. V. Clinger
Tidioute
Rell
Ftag
Warren, Pennsylvania
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