Judge Raulston Rules In Scopes Case At Dayton
Associated Press reports in Dayton Tenn that Judge J T Raulston presiding over the Scopes trial moved to his chamber after a day of arguing on the coinage issue. The trial nears a pivotal point as recommendations from Fleet president Palmer to the Shipping Board surface and bidding activity grows.
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Associated Press
Dayton, Tenn
J. T. Raulston
Palmer
Fleet Corporation
Shipping Board
Boston Iron and i Company
Baltimore
Andrews Plows Ahead With Plans Despite Job Rush
Andrews advances reorganizing Dry Forges amid heavy applications for new regime jobs. Officials push ahead with restructuring goals while the influx tests capacity and policy aims.
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Andrews
Treasury official outlines plan for enforcement agency
Washington July 16 Assistant Secretary Andrews of the treasury announced plans to create an effective enforcement organization amid many job applications and political maneuvering. He indicated a target of appointing 22 boatmen as administrators as part of the new regime.
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Associated Pro
Washington
Andrews
The
Treasury
Shoshone Tribe Sets July Meeting and August Ball
The Shoshone tribe announces a regular meeting at Eagle Hall on July 21 starting 7 PM with degrees conferred at American Hall on Park Street at 9 PM A grand ball is planned for August 12 at Winter Garden.
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Seater
Eagiew
American Hall
Park Street
Winter Garden
Heat record shattered in Yuma Arizona 116 degree day
Reports say Yuma set all time heat records as thermometers climbed to 116 degrees in the worst season heat. Weather officials confirm the high reading amid an ongoing heat wave stretching across the state with thermometers registering extreme temperatures.
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Arizona
Yuma
Associated Prose
Buresa
Heat wave in Butte eases after evening showers
A rare heat prostration in Butte left Garten Lafterty of Wineiver hospitalized in serious condition after collapsing in the afternoon near Galena. Detectives Rodda and Gerry rushed him to hospital as Dr Jed Froand treated the unconscious man. The city had endured a 93 degree high before the late showers cooled the air.
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Bute
Garten Lafterty
Wineiver
Winttor
James Onphal
Fleroe
Galena
Rodda
Gerry
Jed Froand
Butte
Influenza Spreads Over Alaska Fort
The Associated Press reports influenza spreading among Dawson areas as Bishop Peter Trimble Rowe prepares to leave in a chartered launch. Aid and medical supplies are being sent to stricken regions.
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Associated Press
EW Cuarters
Episcopal Church
Peter Trimble Rowe
Rowe
Dawson
Divorced mother fights for guardian of $3 million heir
In Albany court of appeals decision, Mrs. Mary Casey Thorne, divorced from Joel Wolfe Thorne, seeks guardianship of their son, claiming Surrogate Foley in New York has jurisdiction. The boy, raised amid litigation, would receive $1,000 income from a family fund, while his $3 million inheritance remains contested. Joel Wolfe Thorne Jr, age 30, discussed by reporters in Denver, notes the estate’s vast wealth.
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Associated Press
New York
Court of Appeals At
Albany
Mary Casey Thorne
Joel Wolfe Thorne
Thorne
Thor John K. Kirby
Den
Yentees
Dutchess County
Foley
York
Kirby
Samuel Thorne
James J
Denver
Joel
Wolfe
Thorne Jr
Wreck injures four as car collides with streetcar
Mr and Mrs Scollick and the Nelsons were hospitalized after a near head on crash in the 600 block South Montana street near Aluminum street last night. Pete Nelson suffered possible skull fractures and severe injuries. Mrs Nelson and Mrs Scollick had cuts and lacerations. Mr Scollick had multiple cuts. The front of the car was crushed, the windshield smashed, and paramedics rushed victims to St James hospital around 11:30 PM.
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Montana Street
Aluminum Street
St. James’ Hospital
Pete Nelson
Arizona Street
Mrke Bete Nelson
Thomas Scollick
Idaho Street
Scollick
Nelsons
C. W. Clark
J. L. O'Rourke
Nelson
Menilick
Hughes Plan in Rate Revision Stirs New York Fight
AP dispatch from New York notes the Hughes plan for rate revision shaping the public debate. It details how the organization of the Sinton plan influenced the selection of Mr. Hughes to lead the campaign amid pressure and political maneuvering in July.
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Associated Press
New York
Mr. Hughes
Mas
Montana millers and farmers present at hearing
Montana millers and farmers attend a hearing on abolishing the seven cent export differential in Western Montana. Eastern interests back three large rail carriers to change to a coast oriented tariff setup. The interstate commerce commission examiner hears arguments from Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul and Northern Pacific representatives. The hearing continues through the week. No car shortage is expected if unloading is prompt, with attendees from Idaho Colorado Wyoming and Nebraska.
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Associated
Prew
Helena
Pacific
Duluth
Liverpool
Examiner Jewell
Interstate Ssommerca Commission
Taday
Montana
West Coast
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Atond Tarif
Fatalities Spur Stricter Glacier Park Rules
Four park tragedies are blamed on failure to hire guides and risky areas in Glacier National Park. A Cincinnati man and another drowned at St Marys Lake after two men fell into a fissure and a cliff, with one man freezing to death. Early reports state two others died in separate incidents as boat launches operated on the lake.
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St. Mary’s Lake
Manne Nye
Cincinnati
Ohio
Rational Park
Great Falls
Glacier Park Station
Glaciers
Montana Forest Fire Situation Improves Across Forests
Montana fire situation in No 1 forests shows clear improvement over the past two days as hot weather persists but winds weaken. Officials at headquarters report steadier containment and reduced spread despite rising temperatures.
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Mirboula
No. 1
Headquarte
Unclear Dispatch From Glacter Park On Fatal Park Visit
Special Dispatch reports a deadly incident in Glacter Park Mont on July 16 amid unsafe conditions. The article notes four victims and warns of hidden dangers in the park, mentioning families affected and a reference to further details on page 3 column.
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Glacter Park
Mont
Tessa
Taras Bamenis
Fon
Colu
Admiral Williams Claimed by Death
Admiral George Williams aged 66 died in the Charleston naval hospital from throat infection. He was brought to the hospital early Tuesday morning aboard the destroyer Sturtevant.
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Charleston
George Willams
Naval Hospital
William
Sturtevant
Tom
Brother's confession saves Scott from gallows in 1924 case
The condemned man Scott Boott faced death for the 1924 holdup killing of drug clerk Robert Mauer. His brother Robert testified, shifting the blame, while Scott's father Thomas Boott and his wife Catherine and Windsor associates pursued appeals to the governor and President in efforts to secure a reprieve.
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Robert
Robert Mauer
Abe
Thomas Boott
Catherine ‘Scot
Windsor
Ontario
Scott Cone Ume
Scott
Ragch
Halifax
Goat
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Defense Mob
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Watson
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Indayto
South Arizona Street
Hughes
William Jennings Bryan
Ines
Bryan
Colume
Glacier National Park
Libby
Admiral Williams
Oma
Gibbet
Pardner
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