Scopes Will Get Fair Trial Says Author Of Bill
Tennessee case reports John W Butler writes Scopes will receive a fair jury. He praises the jurors as honest farmers who understand common life and religion. He notes Judge Raulston’s capable demeanor and Darrow’s legal wit, while doubting the defense on Bible versus evolution.
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Scopes
Bill
John Washington Butler
Datton
Tenn
John Thomas Scopes
Evolution Court
Elbo
Ymen
Tikes
Tudge
Tudge Rauttan
Trantei
Fregartless
Darrow
Darstow
Streets to Be Paved list with multiple avenues and costs
A long, partially garbled list details streets slated for paving, with numerous street names issued under a city contract. It notes costs per segment, tentative totals, and references to locations such as Wilmot avenue Zara Fourth street Hawley avenue and Main street to Lindlex.
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Wilmot
Zara
Fourth Street
Lao
Warrenile
Eeras
Orland Street
Tier Street
Hawley Avenue
Lendley
Fairview Avenue
Pau Main Street
Lindlex Ran
Zann Street
Sear Reing
Fey Erie Ander
Weleing Sone Unier
Tae
Connolly Not Bridgeport Voter, Tax Commissioner Inquiry
Fragmented OCR shows Connelly not Bridgeport voter and tax commissioner inquiry. Text mentions Ward reading shed yesterday and potential election involvement. Details are unclear. names and places are partially garbled in the source.
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Wallon
Hie
Heer el Pritechort
Fire department tests new seven foot Lalrance truck downtown
Fire officials including Chief Daniel F. Johnson tested the citys new seven foot American Lalrance pumper on Broad Street in Hadley. The apparatus, third of its kind in the city, was raised on ladders and proved in perfect working order during the trial. Truck three will be stationed at Engine Company Six 1184 Barnum Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pe P Wiliam Behrens
Board of Fire Commissioners
Hadley
Broad and
John Streets
Jean
Stite
Daniel F. Johnson
Barnum Avenue
Paris Deputies Adopt International Institute Bill
Late bulletins report that deputies in Paris passed a bill creating an international institute for intellectual operation with a six month maintenance appropriation of five million francs. Other items include indictments for illegal diversion of half a million gallons of alcohol in Philadelphia and a Coast Guard transfer noting Captain Jacobs to command the Scythe formed unit. A libel case against the Philadelphia News failed to convict, and a circus rider suffered serious injuries in a riding accident.
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Paris
Bet of Deputies
Fie
Philadelphia
Sla
Tobicco Saccalties Corporation
Veterinary Products
Term Liquid Spanana Su Stemline
Ethyl Solvents Corporation
Amerca
Pennsylvania Distributing Company
NEW Pene Jury
Capetain
Jacobs
Coast Guard
Linuor
Han Francises
Oregon
Mexico
Pacific
Dasobe
New York
New Jersey
Cars Crash in Ridgefield No Arrests Follow
Fragmented text reports a car crash in Ridgefield with no arrests noted. Names and details are garbled, but multiple mentions suggest a collision with limited information available and no immediate legal action. Further readable facts are not clear.
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Ridgefield
Untitled Local Brief Recounts Unclear Venue Mixup
An unobvious town brief notes a jumble of venue and group names with unclear connections. People, places, and events are difficult to parse from the fragmented OCR text and lack coherent structure. Further readable details are needed for a precise summary.
Nurse Murd er and Police Officer Shootings
Long Branch tale details the affair between nurse Linzmayer and Officer Walling, a fatal shootings duo. Walling, 26, popular in the force, faced marital pressures as Linzmayer, a hospital graduate, left her position and left town. A car chase ended with both dead. investigators say Linzmayer killed herself after the pact while Walling died in the car.
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Long Branch
Wall- Ing
Linazmayer
Atlantic Highlands
Janch
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Unconscious Woman Found on Bank in Fairfield Mystery
A woman, initially unresponsive, revived after family aid and police involvement. She spoke only after Constable Elwood's interview, identifying herself as Catherine Griswold of Bloomfield Connecticut, with ties to Mrs Severance in Hartford. Her wandering tale connects Bridgeport to Fairfield, Seaside Park, and Southport, with conflicting police findings on how she ended up in the water.
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Nation
Thomas
H. R. Elwood
Constable Elwood
Severance
Catherine Griswold
Bloomfield
Conn
Fairfield
Miss Griswold
Bright
Hartford
Louis R Severance
Broad Street
Mrs. Severance
Bridgeport
Post Road
Rose Hill Road
Sasea Hill Road
Tide Mill Island
Miss Griswyld
Accuses Delaney of Legal Fraud in Tax Case
A complaint alleges illegal tax abatements by Delaney and mispractice by the city attorney in urging action against Braseport Brase company. It claims the attorney refused to sue for unpaid taxes, leading to a temporary injunction and costly legal defense. Supreme Court upheld Drew’s contentions. damages sought total forty five thousand dollars plus expenses.
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Tention
Drew
Bredseport Brase Company
Sabilty Cornell
Supreme Court
Daily Record of Ambulance Calls at 479 Myrtle Avenue
Dispatch notes multiple calls listing patients with injuries and destinations. At 6:36 p.m. a private doctor treated lacerations on a hand from broken glass. 6:55 p.m. Mrs. Lan R. Black, 72 Eaton Street, returned home from Bridgeport Hospital. 2:15 p.m. Joseph Brazina, 842 Pembroke Street, fell awaiting observation. 4:00 p.m. Abraham Govoltia, 109 Hanneck Avenue, fracture of collar bone from sidewalk fall on return from swimming.
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Myrtle Avenue
Winlow Glass
Lan R. Blackman
Eaton Street
Bridgeport Hospital
Joseph Brazina
Airkt
Fembroke Street
Fell Hospital
Abraham Govoltia
Hanneck Avenue
Park Street
Revenue Office Gets Cent Check
Hartford July 10 AP A one cent check was received at the Internal Revenue Office to cover a quarterly installment of last year’s income tax. The payer’s tax, after exemptions, came to exact cents. He chose quarterly payments by mailing the check every three months until the amount is settled.
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Hartford
United States Internal Revenue Office
Rodeo Show Parade Draws Cowboys and Indians to Town
The Miller Brothers 101 Ranch wagon show arrives this morning for a statewide rodeo event. A parade departs Fairfield avenue at 10 with a route via Grove and State streets to Broad and back to the grounds. Performances at 2 and 8, with special trolley service and free side shows.
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Miller Brothers
101 Ranch
Wid
Fairfield Avenue
Connecticut Company
Grove Street
State Street
Broad Street
Link Convict Tied to $20,000 Armored Car Heist
Cambridge authorities tied fingerprints from an armored car robbery at the American Trust Co to an escaped convict from 2 Vermont prison. Police say the holdup netted about 20 thousand dollars in cash and checks, though bank officials cite smaller cash and check totals. Driver Walter Bradford and teller Edmund MacQuarrie were present as two masked men stopped the vehicle outside the Neapolitan Ice Cream plant.
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Cambridge
Mass
American Trust Company
Vermont
Walter RB. Bradford
Taxi Service Company
Edmund F. MacQuarrie
Neapolitan Tee Cream Company
Suit Seeks 500000 in Alienation of Affections
Mrs. Walter Scott Roberts files a suit for 400000 against Miss Gertrude Warnken alleging she and her husband lived as man and wife for over three years and that two children were born. The action aims at her husband’s estate valued at 316000000.
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New York
Walter Scott Roberts
Pennsylvania Textile Company
Gertrude Warnken
Supreme Court
Justice Levy
Republican committee approves block plan for voter turnout
A meeting of the Republican Town committee led by Alfred W. Burdick and John T. Ning laid out a block get out the vote plan. The strategy, used during the last special senatorial election, will be tested next November in the city.
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Republican Town Committee
John T. Ning
Alfred W. Burdick
Burdick
Two in Hospital After Bridge Collision in Norwalk
A car accident at High Bridge Cannondale sent Robert Soloman and J L Brennan to Norwalk Hospital. Soloman, 98 Lurting Street Corona, is not expected to survive while Brennan, 9732 Coma Avenue Corona, is considered fair. State Trooper Palmer called the crash unavoidable due to slippery pavement.
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Norwalk
High Bridge
Cannondale
Robert Soloman
Lurting Street
Corona
J. L
Joseph Brennan
Coma Avenue
L. L
Soloman
Brennan
Haid
The
Torrington
Donald Palmer
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Etreus Athe Miler Brothers
Rusch
Etreas
Egre
Spee Windie
Herring
Panald Ratadeel
Meengs
Cemerie Travelers
Wren
Orie Enewingament
Toor Bret
Walling
Rumson
McLaughlin
Tonneau
Linnzmeyer
Linzmayert
Rar
Smith
Watling Perfedt
Mise Lingmayer
Delaney
Daily Record
Revenue Office
Main Street
Cit
Raihroad Avenue
KING
Will Like
Johnny
Atlantic Coast
S & Misses
Men’s & Young Men’s
Mathers
At & Savings
Aesarlilisch Inc
Credit Department
Golden Hill
Middle Sts
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