Faunce Defends Creed Free Teaching At Baptist Gathering
At the Atlantic City gathering more than 2000 delegates hissed and hooted as Dr Faunce faced an attack on his teaching stance. He refused to require creed signatures, saying no Christian cannot be defined by creeds. He urged teachers to model Christian character, not merely profess it, while the convention adopted a delegate quota for churches supporting cooperative work.
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Atlantic City
Narmon
John ‘Ort Baton
New York
Prince of Brown University
Stra~ton
Frederik F. Taylor
Indianapolls
Faunce
Goa
Leonard elected president of Reformed Church synod
Dr Leonard of Fellington South Carolina was chosen president of the general synod of the Reformed Church of the United States over Rev J OMG Darms of Altentown Pennsylvania by a vote of 28 to 1 in the first session of the synod at Mickery, North Carolina. Other officers named include Dr John W Apple of Doncaster Pennsylvania as first vice president and Dr Benjamin S Stern of Philadelphia as second vice president.
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Orner
Rex Frederick C Seits
GerpenaDurg
Henry C Nott
Milwaukee Wis
A R
Brodpeck
Hanover Pa
Hickory Chamber of Commerce
E Mrele
Hickory
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Ney W W Rowe
Hickory Reformed Church
Leonard
35 000 Ways to Save Money
Brass and Bronze imitations fill home and office hardware lighting fittings screws and pins. They resemble Brass or Bronze but plating wears and rust appears. Consumers discard and rebuy, while real Brass or Bronze do not rust.
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Svond
Gota
Keedi
Cne
America
Bree
Women win voice in church councils amid division
At Montreat North Carolina on May 28 seven women won representation on executive committees of the Southern Presbyterian general assembly by a 140 to 49 vote. The minority report favored the St John’s Presbytery overture. Florida’s push highlighted the debate as Dr R C Reed questioned alignment with scripture before defeat. The Northern Church was urged to continue its goal of a unified Reformed Church in America. Representatives to the Federal Council were named, and the stewardship committee report was adopted.
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Southern, Presbyterian Church
Minority Report
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Florida
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Columbia
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Neraliy Assembly
Northern Presbyterian Church General Assembly
Seasion
Indiansapolis
Presbyterian Reformed Church
America
General Council of Presbyterian and Reform Churches In America
The
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
James I Vance
Nashville
D Hutton
Jackson
Mins
Federal Council
Aiken
Chester
Campbell
Asheville
N.C
WS. Campbell
Richmond
Whitam Crowe St Louis
B. Curry
Memphis
Everett
Atlanta
B Hutton
JL. Mausze
Huntington
H McGasfin
Jacksonville
Fla
E D McDougal
Jackson, Ténn
EB McNair
Jackasonville
GT Story
Bay City
Tex
George Bummer
New Orleans
Dr Vanes
John van Lear
Little
Baptist Church
First Presbyterian
195Th General Assembly
Presbyterian Church of the US. A
Presbytery
Philadelphia
First Presbyterian Church
New York City
Presbyterian Church
Presbytery of
New York
First Presbyterian Church of
Jesus Christ
Fordick
Committee On
Charles F Wishart
James J Mason
Metuchen
James C Rela
Ban Francisco
Nolan R. Best
Emdera
Reid
Powel
McArtney
Fosdick
Thomas Paine
Ivy T Lee
John D Rockefeller
Communists Fined in Philadelphia Sedition Case
Four men arrested in June 1920 for distributing alleged seditious literature were fined $100 each. The pamphlets bore headings about communism and named Smith Gorge Husted James Smith Husted Lynch Biberman Cattell and Morrow, with various details from the Michigan term and government agent references.
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Philadelphia
Smith G Gorge Husted
James F Smith
George Husted
James F Lynch
South Biberman
Arthur Cattell
Francis Morrow
Michigan
Thers
Wis Nove
Presbyterians Split Over Fosdick Sermon Controversy
The 195th general assembly rebuked Fosdick with a resolution demanding NY First Presbyterian pulpit conformity to Presbyterian doctrine. Majority backed by officials and speakers, while Rev MacLennan led a dissent. Debate linked to evolution, liberalism, and church unity amid a lengthy session.
Character Analysis as Cure for Juvenile Delinquency
Denver juveniles are to be handled by a broadened court system with extended jurisdiction to age 21. Dr Gregory highlights Judge Lindsey and the model court, praising humane measures and bills expanding child welfare.
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Juventte Court
Denver
Lindsey
Colorado
Abductor Fugitives Update From Madison Search
Cleveland officer Lieut Charles O Neve left for Madison Wisconsin to help locate John L Whitfield the kidnapper of Petrolman Dennia Griffin. Assistant County Prosecutor Henry Williams also went to Madison. Madison police say Whitfield may have escaped in a stolen car and headed toward Chicago.
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Ohio
Charles O Neve
Madison
Wis
John L Whitfield
Dennia Griffin
Henry Williams
Whitfield
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Thomas Bhaughneely
Shaughnessy
Whitfielf
Maris Price
Chicago
Price
Miss Price
Whitfeld
Griffin
Evolution Condemned by Cumberland Assembly
Fairfield Ul May 23 The teaching of evolution was condemned in a resolution adopted at the concluding session yesterday of the ninety third general assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church The eighteenth amendment was defended and all forms of Sunday amusements including moving picture shows baseball and automobile were opposed in the report of committees on ten performers planning sheets omitted.
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Fairfield
Ninety -Third
General Assembly
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Girl seeks return to Wheveland aiding Whitfield County case
Whitfield County prosecutors said Edward C Stanton was notified tonight by Assistant Prosecutor William Hea that a girl known locally as Merican read about the matter in two newspapers. She volunteers to return to assist in the case against Whitfield County.
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Wheveland
Whitfield County
Edward C Stanton
Williama
Women’s health plea from Linville Depot reader ad
A reader from Linville Depot Virginia shares a five year struggle with a woman’s health issue. After taking Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Lotion Tablets, plus Healing Suppositories for two months, she reports marked improvement and endorses Dr Pierce’s remedies. She urges neighbors to obtain Favorite Prescription from local druggists or send 10 cents for trial information.
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Linville Depot
Pierce
Insands Hotel
Buffalo
Capture of Capital by Shriners Begun
The plan relies on appointing a Shriners member to the public order committee or as a special police aid. Maj Qulilyan will push the proposal for approval at tonight's active committee meeting at the District building. Other members will be sworn in tomorrow night at 7 30 in the board room of the District building.
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Public Order Committee
Maj Qulilyan
Police Department
One Way Streets Declared For Shrine Conclave Traffic
A list of designated one way streets during the Shrine Conclave period is released. Roads include Sixth Street northbound from Louisiana to K, Tenth and Eleventh Street corridors, Pennsylvania avenue routes, and several others across downtown from Sixth to Twentieth streets. Street closures affect traffic patterns near McPherson Square, Farragut Square, and surrounding avenues.
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Louisiana Avenue
K Street
Highth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Tenth Street
Higventh
Hite B Street
Twelfth Street
C Street
Thirteenth Street
Fifteenth Street
New York Avenue
McPherson Square
Executive Avenue
Madison Place
Jackson Place
Connecticut Avenue
H Street
Farragut Square
B Street
HK Street
20Th Street
Center Market
Sth Street
7Th Street
3Th Street
6Th
11Th Street
1Th Street
6Th Street
5Th Street
Mellon Gets Marines to Guard Treasury During Shrine Conclave
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon announces extraordinary precautions for the Shrine conclave. Federal troops will guard the Treasury building and the bureau of engraving and printing with marines and coast guards added. A detachment of marines will surround the plant and marines will be stationed inside due to large visitor turnout. Secret Service will muster experienced operatives from all parts to shield the President and White House.
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Mellon
Treasury
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Secret Service
Louis A. Hill
Bureau
Director Hill
Coast Guards
Alao
H Moran
President
White House
Women Competing to Collect $125000 in Chevy Chase
A community effort unfolds as a house to house canvass in Chevy Chase aims to raise a $125,000 building and endowment fund. The event features a flag raising and playground dedication with a Navy band, a children’s parade, track and field events, a baseball game, and a boys’ relay. The Chevy Chase Recreation Club is led by the women’s division under Miss Etla Given, while executive committee members canvas Washington prospects.
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Washington
Womans
Navy Band
Beards
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Cobb School
E V Brown
Recreation Club
Robert Lawrence
Washington Choral Society
Potomac Post GA
Edward J Stellwagen
Gills Drug Store
Chey Cha D C
Robert Bender
Warren D Bread
Sharies Casternin
Geoffrey Greyke
Crospat
Jere Crane
E Clapp
Richard B Clayton
Daniel C Chase
J_A. Connors
Par Proctor Dougharty
H Doyle
Thaddeus
Dulin
Joseph H Deveau
C_Wennts
Fred H Exch
Wof Hates
Abner Ferguson
RF Fleming
Sidney Forst
John F Frelot
Brooke Fry
Curtis Pesner
Clyde D Garrett
Harry K.grifin
Greeley
Gard
Herbert
Hanger
E Way
Elmont
Hazsard
Edward
Helmuth
George Mikkelson
Mary S Parker
Penn
Harry Peters
Peters
J B Reed
Mra
Gilbert Rude
Chartes
Ross
GE Rowland
Grace
Savage
Ho LL Scaife
Dwight Scatt
D Sedam
William Stein
Arthur Sturgis
R B
Swope
Mere Marcellus Shields
E R Sartwe
Audle
P Savage
Rail Labor Board reelects Hooper amid wage increase notices
The United States railroad labor board reelected Chairman Ben W Hoppe for 1923 in its first executive session since Harding vacancies were filled. Vice Chairman Hangar declined the chairmanship, citing inability to accept. Across lines, rail carriers announced small pay raises and wage adjustments for telegraphers, clerks, foremen, and other workers, with several railroads boosting hourly rates and monthly salaries while consolidating disputed pay changes.
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Chicago
Ben W Hoppe
Tennessee
Jeday
United States Railroad Labor Board
Harding
W W Hangar
Illinois Central Railroad
Tedey
Chenge and
Eastern Milingis Railway
Loulaville and Nashville Railroad
Central of Georgia
Norfolk Southern
Georgia Railroad
Tts
Pittsburgh
Lake Erie
Orphan Boy Fatally Hurt by Tree He Fell
An orphan boy employed by Will Rowsy near Culpeper was fatally injured when a tree he was cutting down fell on him. He died shortly after reaching University Hospital in Charlottesville. The body was brought back to Culpeper and buried in the Culpeper Cemetery.
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Will Rowsy
University Hospital
Charlottes
le Put
Yellow Cabs and the Taxicab Choice Debate
A fragment argues that no one may dictate which taxicab to hire, asserting individual preference over regulatory control. The text reflects a protest stance on taxi service freedom and consumer rights within urban transport.
Union Station taxi service guidance stated
The notice instructs passengers to use Yellow Cabs from Union Station, promising immediate access with cabs visible off the property and starter assistance. Refusal to call a cab should be reported to the Union Station superintendent. Yellow Cabs pay no commission or rental fee for passenger hauls from this terminal.
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Union Station
Yellow Cabs
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