Unitarian Exclusion Sparks Church Federation Debate
In New York on October 13 religious leaders clash over excluding Unitarians from inter church federation meetings. Rev. Thomas K. Slicer argues unity requires inclusion while Rev. Minot Savage notes the inconsistency of those who condemn divinity beliefs yet pursue salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Church Federation
Thomas K. Slicer
All Souls’ Unitarian Church
Inter-Church Conference On Federation
Minot J. Savage
Line Drawing Clash Over Unitarians in Federation
Rev Dr E B Sanford explains a limit on discipleship of Jesus Christ within the Inter Church Federation. Supporters and critics debate admitting Unitarians and other denominations amid calls for inclusivity and broader cooperation. Boston voices weigh in on the federation's exclusion.
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Federation
E. B. Sanford
Jesus Christ
R. 8. McArthur
Calvary Baptist Church
Boston
Samuel A. Eliot
American Unitarian Association
Inter-Church Federation
Ex Consul General Gowdy Arrives in New York En Route Home
Former Consul General Gowdy has landed in New York from Europe as he travels back to Indiana. He is expected to continue by rail or road to his residence in Indiana, completing his return trip after years abroad.
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Gowdy
New York
Europe
Indiana
Swedish Parliament Ratifies Dissolution Treaty
Special to the Evening Journal from Stockholm reports both houses of the Swedish Parliament adopting the government bill to ratify the dissolution treaty with Norway on October 13.
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The
Evening Journal
Stockholm
Parliamet
Ratification Exchange Set for Tomorrow in Washington
In Washington on October 13 the exchange of ratifications for the Russian Japanese peace treaties has been arranged to take place here tomorrow. The move follows months of diplomacy and sets the stage for formal acceptance by both nations.
License lapse halts Indiana couple marriage in Paris
Edward Dorsett of Coatesville Indiana and Pearl Parker his fiancée faced a licensing snag in Paris Illinois when Dorsett revealed a recent divorce within a year. The license was canceled and the pair planned to seek marriage elsewhere in the United States. LaCrosse Wisconsin Presbyterians back high license as solution to saloon problem after T M Hare led a strong push.
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Paris
Edward Dorsett
Coatesville
Ind
Finois
Dorsett
Miss Pearl Parker
St. Louis
Pacific Coast
LaCrosse
Wis
Presbyterian Synod of Wisconsin
T. M. Hare
Anti-Saloon League
Foremost Russian Liberal Prince Troubetskoy Dies
Prince Serbius Troubetskoy, regarded as Russia's leading liberal, collapsed from apoplexy during a conference with M. Glasoff, minister of education, in St. Petersburg on October 18 and died within two hours.
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St. Petersburg
Prince Serbius Troubetskoy
M. Glasoff
Prince Troubetskoy
Russia
New York Takes National Title Lead in Postseason Series
New York leads Philadelphia two games to one after winning the national championship game in Philadelphia. Boston American needs one more win to take the series. Game scores show League and American splits across Philadelphia Boston St Louis Chicago venues.
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Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Republicans Secure a Candidate for New York Mayor
New York on October 18 reports William Mills Ivins, former Fassett committee counsel in 1892 and ex city chamberlain under Mayors Hewitt and Grace, has become the Republican candidate for mayor of New York City.
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New York
William Mills Ivins
Fassett Legislative Committee
Hewitt and
Grace
New York City
James B. Howard and the Goebel Murder
Caleb Powers life case revives interest in James B. Howard, Kentucky mountaineer serving life for the Goebel murder. His first trial carried death, a second conviction again led to life imprisonment.
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Caleb Powers
William Goebel
James B. Howard
Howard
Widow’s Will Case: Heyl Denies Undue Influence Inheritance
Jacob Heyl testifies he did not unduly influence his mother in law Mrs Schandein over the 1903 and 1908 wills. He admits consenting to a half share after dispute over terms, describes entering Miss Ella Schandein’s room via a water-table ledge, and acknowledges affectionate conduct with Ella Frank. The trial adjourned after cross examination.
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Milwaukee
Jacob Heyl
Schandein
James G. Flanders
Hey
Quarles
Iiself
Eric
Attorney Flanders
Ella Schandein
Ella Frank
Mrs. Frank
Heyl
Center Street
His Way Is Different Candidates Wait On Railroads And Corporations
A Grand Rapids mayoral hopeful says he will seek office first to learn its popularity and test corporate support. In Harrisburg Levi Brandt, 70, president of a flour and feed company, died of heart disease after testifying in a minor legal case.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Geo. Bb. Bilis
Harrisburg
Elkwood
Cumberland County
Levi Brandt
Brandt
Roosevelt fixes things for Long Island teacher in Philippines
President Roosevelt arranges for Miss Marie R K Overton a Long Island schoolteacher to receive an appointment in the Philippines that had been delayed. Representative W W Cocks pressed the matter and the answer from Manila came swiftly. Overton will earn a higher salary than anticipated.
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New York
Roosevelt
Long Island
Philippines
Marie RK. Overton
W. W. Cocks
Westbury
Manila
Miss Overton
Dougherty Case Looms With Third Grand Jury Report
Peoria Illinois October 13 1929 The third and final report of the grand jury examining the Dougherty case is to be presented today with about thirty additional indictments expected to be returned. Bail terms unspecified.
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Peoria, II
Oet
Dougherty
Dougherty Bond Proposal Falls Short in Weil Case Trial Set
The total bond is about 8.2 million, raising the overall to 240,700 dollars. Dougherty maintains calm, attorney Joseph Weil says no bond will be pursued. The case advances to trial next month.
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Dougherty
Joseph Weil
Unique Petrified Apple Seeks 84000 Sum
Louis Lowry seeks 84000 for the only petrified apple known. Found by an Australian miner sixteen feet underground, the relic is as hard as rock with glossy russet skin. Lowry rejects offers around 1500, saying he won’t sell even at double that.
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Denver
Louis Lowry
Lowry
Japanese Minister Hayashi heads to Tokyo for Korea status talks
Seoul October 13 Japanese Minister Hayashi has set out for Tokyo to confer with the government and elder statesmen. He recently urged declaring a Japanese protectorate over Korea as the sole path to advance Japanese projects there. The coming conference is expected to decide Korea’s political status.
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Seoul
Hayashi
Tokio
Korea
Japanese adviser to receive honor from emperor
Seattle Oct 18 United States legal adviser of the Japanese war office H V Denison is to receive a decoration from the emperor for services at the Portsmouth peace conference Shawn T Nishimura says en route from Tokio to Montreal
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Seattle
Wash
H. V. Denison
United States
War Office
Portsmouth
Shawn T. Nishimura
Tokio
Montreal
Death of Neal Dow's Daughter in Portland
Miss Cornelia M Bow, aged 63, well known for charity and reform work, dies at her Portland home. She held offices in the state and national WCTU and was the daughter of the late General Neal Dow.
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Neal Dow
Portland
Cornelia M. Bow
WCT U
General William T. Clark Dies in New York at 74
General William T. Clark of Washington dies at St. Luke's hospital in New York after a struggle with throat cancer. He was 74, born in Norwalk Connecticut, and served as the last surviving adjutant and chief of staff of General Grant's Army of the Tennessee.
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New York
William T. Clark
Washington
St. Luke's Hospital
Norwalk
Conn
Clark
Grant
Army of the Tennessee
Market Report Chicago Hogs Cattle Sheep and Lambs
Chicago markets show mixed receipts and weak to lower prices. Official receipts 22155 yesterday with 4261 shipments. hogs 85 05 to 85 65 for light to mixed packers and 4 75 to 5 00 for rough, plus heavy shipping grades 4 75 to 8 50. Cattle steady, 4000 head with half westerns. sheep 18000 steady. beef and dairy prices range with cows 81 25 to 84 90, stockers 2 20 to 4 20, yearlings 5 10 to 5 80, lambs 86 00 to 87 40. Market overall slow with some declines from yesterday’s averages.
British Admiral Noel Arrives in Tokyo to Uplifted Greeting
Vice Admiral Gerard Henry Noel commanding the British squadron arrived in Yokohama and rode with his staff to Tokyo. Thousands cheered as they passed through a city decorated with flags for a mayoral garden party in Hibiya Park. Prince Tokugawa attended and paid special homage to Noel.
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Tokio
Gerard Henry Noel
Yokohama
Yokoehama
Hibiya Park
Toklo
Marquis Ite
Privy Council
Noel
Miral
Prince Tokugawa
House of Peers
England
May or and Admiral Sphak Visit Tokyo
The program featured fireworks fencing jiu jitsu and wrestling with bands playing throughout. The mayor welcomed Admiral Neal praising Japan as a friend of peace in the Orient. About 1,000 British sailors and marines arrived and were treated with hospitality, cars free and shops offering discounts. A banquet for British officers followed a luncheon and public celebrations with tours and dancing. Also reported: Iowa City banker Thomas M. Carson fell from a streetcar in Philadelphia fracturing his skull and is not expected to recover.
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Japan
Orient
Tokito
Neal
Tokio
Maple Club
Iowa
Philadelphia
Thomas M. Carson
Iowa City
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