Faithful Co operation Topic At Federal Council Meet
Boston hosts the quadrennial Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America opening sessions today. Delegates from 30 denominations and 10 million members discuss church cooperation and global Christianity amid Pilgrim tercentenary events. Notables include Herbert Hoover and Gov. Coolidge among program speakers.
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Federal Council of Churches of Christ
Boston
Federal Council
United States
Frank Mason North
Methodist Board of Foreign Missions
Charles S. Macfarland
Associated Press
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
America
Europe
Bostom
Faneuil Hall
Old South Meeting House
Park Street Church
Herbert Hoover
Frank A. Vanderlip
Robert E. Speer
James M. Speers
John R. Mott
Henry Churchill King
Oberlin. College
W. H. P. Faunce
Brown
W. C. Thompson
Ohio State University
Kenyon L. Butterfield
Amherst Agricultural College
Robert Georges Nivelle
Verdun
Mayflower Council
Proposals for US-Mexico treaty talks pushed to Mexico City
Secret proposal from Secretary Colby for a US Mexico commission to draft a treaty of full diplomatic relations was carried to Mexico City by Roberto Pesquiera a Mexican confidential agent. Also reported government seeks a trustee to seize and sell stockyards properties of five large packers in a district supreme court petition.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Colby
United States-Mexican Commission
Mexico City
Roberto V. Pesquiera
District Supreme Court
New York
Manhattan
Kean, Taylor & Co
Brooklyn
Shorts
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steel Company
London
Finme
Gabriele d’Annun
Zio
Legionaires
London Times
Milan
Ireland
Mine Workers of America vows to oppose wage cuts
The United Mine Workers of America states in its December issue that there will be no wage reductions for miners and no return to prewar wages. Joan L. Lewis, the international president, says the union will hold current gains and push for progress, warning of a broad employer-led campaign to break unions and impose open shop, low wages. The Journal stresses a united, definite policy for the next two years to prevent backward steps.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
United Mine Workers
Joan L. Lewis
Miners’ Union
President Lewis backs no wage cuts for coal miners
Clear to the world by President John L. Lewis he states there shall be no reduction in miners wages. The United Mine Workers press full support for international officials and demand unity among members. Iver Kat Shop 34 price sales at 186 Bridge St.
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John L. Lewis
America
Iver Kat
Bridge St
Grundy County Boys Attend International Livestock Exhibit
Grundy County youths travel to Enter, Iowa for the International Livestock Exhibit with agent Harmon Van and C Macey among the organizers.
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Grundy County Boys
Enter
Harmon van Grundy
Macey
California Syrup of Figs Adverts Child Laxative Note
A vintage newspaper blurb promotes California Syrup of Figs as a child's laxative touted as a gentle remedy. The ad frames the product as a trusted household solution, with emphasis on its natural appeal and family use.
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California
California on the bottle promises safe child medicine
An advertisement parodies packaging text claiming to guarantee a safe and harmless medicine for children. It emphasizes a fruit flavor and full directions on the bottle while repeating the word California as part of the copy.
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LalicsLia
Izeab
California
Local Briefs Include Wins In Pie Contest And Marriages
Clarence Brown and Charles Maldwin won junior pie club contest and attended the international livestock show in Chicago. Robert Fisher underwent mastoid abscess surgery in Des Moines and faces partial facial paralysis. Rev. Mr. Vost died at home in Clarion after erysipelas, leaving a widow and a six month old baby. Mrs. Kurtz bought the Campbell building to move her women’s apparel stock after remodeling. Rev. Farl Beshow married Myrtle Miller and Odie Wilts. Myrtle is daughter of Oren Miller, and Odie is son of Otto Wilts of Wellsburg. groom works for Hawkeye Oil Co. at Wellsburg.
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Clarence Brown
Charles Maldwin
jGontest
Chicago
Ais
Robert Fisher
MBS
Des Moines
Vost
Clarion
Mr Vost
John Masselink
Busines
Kurtz
Campibell
Kelly Pool Hall
Wil
Farl Beshow
Misa Myrtle Miller
Odie Wilts
Wells ‘Burg
Oren Miller
Otto Wilts
Wellsburs
Hawkeye!oh Company
Well known woman of independence is dead
Mrs. W. H. Hosmer died Tuesday at 10 a.m. from illness after a fall two weeks earlier. Lydia J. Shipley, born in Wayne County, Ohio, July 28, 1842, married W. H. Hosmer in 1865. The couple lived on a Summer township farm before moving to Independence 12 years ago. Survived by three children Ira T. Hosmer Alma Palmer and John Monroe Hosmer, with Hitterdahl Minnesota attending the funeral.
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Independence
W. HH. Hosmer
Lydia J. Shipley
Wayne County
W. H. Hosmer
Summer Township
Jave
Ira T. Hosmer
Alma Palmer
John Monroe Hosmer
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John Bremer
Intr
William Scott
Auto Radiator Repair CO
Park Ave
Waterloo, Ta
Independent Meat & Grocery Co
Meat & Grocery Co
Sunbright Cleanser
Japan
Lippincott
Bologna
Independent Meat and Grocery Co
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