Laymen Deplore Political Clergy in Virginia Pulpits
The article reports lay members of a Virginia Methodist district voicing opposition to clergy political influence and urging adherence to church policies as defined by bishops and the general conference. It notes tension between church authority and political affiliation within the Southern Methodist Church.
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Methodist Church
Tazewell
Holsten
Southern Methodist Church
Democratic Party
Fts
Sep
Smith
Republican Party
Ats
Department of Justice
Andrew Mellon
United States
Virginia
South
Uldine Utley Returns to Lead Brooklyn Tent Revival
The 17 year old evangelist Uldine Utley returns to Washington and Lefferts avenues Brooklyn after a year away, preaching nightly to crowds. Her two years of itinerant work since 1926 have shaped a poised young woman who still avoids grown up topics focusing on religion and study.
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York
Uldine Utley
Washington and Lefferts Avenues
Brooklyn
Jesus
Uldine
Calvary Baptist Church
Aldine
Engraved Buildings Rise as New Yorks Second Tallest
The 62 story Chanin Building in New York rises as the area’s second tallest. Terra cotta lines create decorative figures without overhanging the sidewalk, lowering costs and meeting setback rules. The building, by Shan and Robertson, also ranks among the world’s tallest.
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New York
Chenin
Chanin
Iet
Caar
Ornam
New York City
Shan & Robertson
New
Virginia bishops warn church should stay out of politics
Virginia clergy urge separation of church and state arguing church leadership cannot guide political outcomes. They defend Democratic loyalties, condemn attempts by some bishops to rally religious support for Republicans, and call for unity within the Democratic party despite disagreements on issues.
Coolidge Train Halts in Chicago En Route to Washington
President Coolidge and party stop in Chicago as the special train shifts tracks to continue eastward. A small crowd gathers while the journey from Wisconsin toward Washington proceeds after a routine delay.
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Coolidge
Chicago
Associated Press
President Coolidge
Wisconsin
Washington
Remains of Edith Woore Interred Here After Fatal Accident
The body of Mrs. Edith Beaver Woore wife of Randolph Woore formerly of Martinsburg West Virginia died last Thursday at her Miami Florida home from injuries from a car accident the preceding day She was buried in Mount Hebron Cemetery Martinsburg Services were held at the Woore parents home at 10 this morning Friends and family including the four Woore brothers attended after traveling from nearby towns and Buffalo New York where they had been visiting relatives The accident occurred when the car swerved and Mrs Woore leaped out to avoid a wreck dying 86 hours later.
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Edith Beaver Woore
Randolph Woore
Martinsburg
W. Va
Miami
Fla
Mount Hebron
Woore
A. J. Woore
Woore Brothers
A. J
William C
Covington
B. H
Clearbrook
Frank’. Woore
Buffalo
N. Y
W. M. Mackey
Canada
Market Report: Local and Baltimore Wholesale Prices
Daily market update lists wholesale prices for wheat flour cracked corn and mixed feed, plus local retail figures for flour butter eggs and poultry. Baltimore wholesale section shows prices for old meats lambs hogs and pigs with closing day adjustments.
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Abe Eave
Baltimore
Daring Airman Hart at Races Dies of Injuries
Lieut J J Williams 25 of Detroit died after crashing during a stunt at the National Air Races in Los Angeles His death is the first fatality among the hundreds of flyers at the event Williams was renowned as a brilliant and daring aviator. His plane motor faltered as he flashed by the grandstand in view of 85 000 spectators.
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Los Angeles
Cal
J. J. Williams
Williams
Detroit
Adventist Church Stays Aloof From Political Controversy
An Adventist church editorial to appear in the Review and Herald states the church should remain entirely aloof from politics. The official order from Seventh Day Adventists says the church does not dictate how members vote and notes the publication responds to inquiries about its political stance.
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Associated Press
Washington
Review and Herald
Seventh Day Adventists
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Woman sues over goose that knocked her down
A District of Columbia woman sues for 19000 damages claiming a mischievous vicious goose owned by another caused her to fall and fracture her wrist. The suit seeks to identify the goose that lays the golden eggs should she prevail.
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District of Columbia
Louisville Courier Journal
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