Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1930, Page 16

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This evi- dence, it was:learned, consisted of sev- eral telegrams exchanged between the bishop and. Kable & Co., defunct New York brokerage house. Jogephus Daniels, former Secretary of 'the Navy, one of those who sought to bring Cannon to trial, in a statement indicated his belief that Cannon had been saved “by the quality of mercy which drops on erring bishop and congoan alike.” Two of thres bishops authorized have been elected. Paul B. Kearn, pastor of the Travis Park Methodist Church at San Antonio, 47 years old, and Arthur J. Moore, pastor of the First Church at Birmingham, 41 years old, were the selections. An important subject deferred until today was discussion of the temperance report, to which Josephus Daniels has promised to take exception. Daniels objected to inclusion of parts prepared by Bishop Cannon. 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