Presbyterians to Debate Modernism at 136th Assembly
GRAND RAPIDS Mich May 2 The 136th annual assembly of the Presbyterian Church USA will discuss fundamentalism modernism and Fosdick charges. Topics include unification talks with Congregational churches and a new moderator candidate lineup from Philadelphia Speer Erdman and Macartney amid pacifist debate in Chicago presbytery.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Chicago
Harry Emerson Fosdick
New York
Presbyterian Church of the United States
Presbyterian Congregational Churches
Charles F. Wishart
Clarence BE. Macartney
Arch Street Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
Robert BE. Speer
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Charles E. Erdman
Princeton Theological Seminary
Unusual Use for Hides Boosts California Crops
Farmers in Siskiyou county California cut cattle hides into small pieces and plant them as fertilizer in fields prepared for melons squashes and other garden crops. The hide fertilized land reportedly yields crops of excellent quality.
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Cecilville
Cal
Siskiyou County
California
Norwegian singers to unite in two grand concerts
In St Paul sixteenth biennial musical festival, twelve hundred male voices from 38 choruses will join for two grand concerts on June 27 and 28. The Norwegian Singer's Association of America hosts the event with choirs from across the country taking part.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Norwegian Singer's Association of America
Shaw to be Initiated into Cornell Phi Beta Kappa
Mount Vernon Iowa May 2 Hon Leane M Shaw former governor of Iowa and Secretary of the Treasury under Roosevelt will be initiated into the Cornell chapter of Phi Beta Kappa Thursday evening May 8 and will deliver a public address on Pure Democracy and Constitutional Government in the college chapel at eight oclock. The lecture is under the Cornell chapter Delta of Iowa with the executive committee conducting the special initiation.
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Mount Vernon
Leane M. Shaw
Iowa
The
State University
Denison
the Treasury
Cornell College
Cornell
Revenge on the Snow Bounder
Jean Savel trudges north with murderous intent to confront Pierre Lacroix for stealing Marie Duchesne. On arriving at Marie’s cabin he plans a man to man fight but is halted when a North West Mounted corporal reveals himself as Pierre in disguise, prompting Jean to surrender.
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Jean Savel
Pierre Lacroix
Marie Duchesne
Jean
Marie
Pierre
Herre
Mierre
Han
North-West Mounted
Merie
Cozy Evening at Home Ends in Sleep and Remorse
Mrs. McSnab and Mac seek a quiet night in after years apart. The New York Sun recounts a kitchen table experiment that spirals into a disastrous sequence from 8:05 when they settle in to 8:30 wakefulness and accusations.
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Mace
Country Town Hotel Decline Mirrors Modern Travel Shifts
In rustic satire ABE MARTIN laments the country town hotel’s decay from warm, homey inns to pitiful lodgings. He blames buses and interurbans for faster travel, notes decrepit beds and odors, and contrasts old time hosts with modern clerks, urging revival of the simple tavern’s welcome.
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Reelsville
Democrats to Name Candidate in a Hall of Varied History
New York coverage recalls Madison Square Garden’s storied past from rail hub to entertainment mainstay. It notes Garden Tower’s 1906 murder scene, financial struggles, and its 1912- era diversification into theaters, circuses, and concerts as it prepared for a Democratic convention.
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Associated Press
New York
Madison Square Garden
Alwys
Garden Tower
Stanford White
Harry K. Thaw
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Central
Z. T. Barnum
Gilmore
J. P. Morgan
Madison
Fourth Avenues
Madison Square
Diana
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Abe Martin
Th’ Country Town
Tourin
Conn Cog
Gilen Whitlock
Penn College
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West Chester
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