Daytons Silent Tribute for Bryan Continues in Washington
The article outlines a solemn chain of events for William Jennings Bryan's funeral journey from Dayton to Washington. A guard of honor and religious services mark the memorial, with Rev Charles R Jones leading, and attendees including family, lawyers from the Scopes case, and notable friends. The service in Washington will be followed by later arrangements as the family gathers.
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Resinmatd Owen
Callahan
Witam J. Theminssn
Arran
Wallace Hagcard
Reve
CG. Stevens Konenkormer
William H. Mee Partmer
Stennings
Bryen
Wash- Snetan
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Charles R. Jones
Dayton Methodist Church
Bryan
Rayer
Rogera
Scopes
Wallace Haggard
Sue K. Hicks
Herbert Hicks
G. T. McKenzie
Ryansa
Major
Qwen
Cocoanut Grove
wWryan Jennings
C. Wesley Hicks
Eaeh
Mrs. Bryan
Jesus
Rev. Jones
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Church of Jesus Christ
Belore William Jennings
Fiteath
Eateac
St Swithin Smiles As Rain Returns Over Bridgeport
Bridgeport records eleventh dry spell broken last night with heavy rain. The city endures days of precipitation since St Swithin day, with prophecy suggesting about 28 more days of wet weather ahead.
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Bedgeport
St. Swithin
Ripper Board Weighs Linder System for City Taxation
The Ripper Board of Appportionment and Taxation met in New Britain with Thomas J. Linder to study the Linder tax system. They plan to survey towns using it, assess its advantages, and decide on a potential five year contract for New Britain. Attendees included President Burnham, Vice President Leverty, and other board members and officials.
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New Britain
Thomas J. Linder
Linder
Hay
Middletown
Manchester
Berlin
Rocky Hill
West Hartford
East Haven
Willam E. Burnham
John 4. Leverty
D. Fairchild Wheeler
William Winter
Willis F. Hobbs
Harry H. Pritchard
Edward L. Kelly
William F. Cannelly
Lawrence J. Gill
Howard
MacMillan Boats Start Northward From Greenland
The steamers Bowdoin and Peary of the MacMillan Arctic expedition left South Upernivik Greenland and moved toward Melville Bay. A radio message dated July 27 reports clear conditions until reaching drift ice near Tugtokortekm, with a note that Melville Bay may be crossed in a day and that a 30 degree variation now points the compass west.
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Washington
Bowdoin
Peary
MacMilLan Arctic Expedition
South Upernivik
Greenland
Melville Bay
National Geographic Society
Seattle
Tugtokortekm
Wilcox Head
Devil's Thumb
Reserves Decision On Stamford Press Case
Stamford July 28 A U S District court judge in Norwalk reserved decision on Erwin M Jennings Bridgeport to regain possession of premises sublet to Stamford Press Inc as alleged bankrupt Jennings says no payment since February Stamford Press assets listed at 10000 liabilities 59900 with prospects to pay debts Edward Quinlan Norwalk petitioners seek Stamford Bulletin suspension Max Stelke for Frank Rich receiver disputes assets claims Senator Mathew H H Kenealy represents Stamford Press Oak The Stamford Press case involves asset disputes and potential suspension of publication.
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Stamford
Edwin Thomas
United States District Court
Norwalk
Erwin M. Jennings
Bridgeport
Stamford Press
Incc
Jennings
Silay van Horn
Edward Quinlan
Stamford Bulletin
Max Stelke
Frank Rich
Concern
Darnings
Cmippany
Mathew HH. Kenealy
Wife seeks freedom from erring pastor in Lorry Bent Indiana
Lorry Bent Indiana July 24 four divorce complaints prepared by county Prosecutor Harry Taylor who filed a non support charge against former preacher Wilson W. Culp. Mrs Culp seeks freedom from a man alleged to have deserted her and their children three times. Culp eloped to Chicago with his brother's wife and both disappeared again recently. He first gained notoriety through an elopement with a choir singer in a church where he served as pastor.
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Lorry Bent
Ind
Wilson W. Culp
Harry Taylor
Culp
Onlv
Ring Slams Interference in City Fire Dept Clash
J T Ring accuses political interference in Bridgeport fire department operations while praising Chief Johnson. He cites underpayment of public servants, calls for focus on fire protection and a drill tower, and condemns hostile critics as unworthy citizens amid a reception honoring Johnson with speeches and gifts from business and factory groups.
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Pes
Johnson
Didggy
Chi Jownson
King
Bernard Keating
John No
Henry N. MacCathron
Blodgettville
Carl Folemon
Board of Apportionment and
Thon
Law and Board
Siemon
Joungson
Crawford
George E. Crawtorn
Chamber of Commerce
Ruswell A. Glenn
Behrens
George Gould’s Widow Remarries and Estate Battles Continue
The widow Guinevere Gould remarries while disputes over George Gould’s will persist. Edith Kingdon Gould’s estate, under an heirs agreement, surrendered its claim to 1.9 million from a stock deal made in Gould’s first wife’s name. Referee ruling shifts the Lakewood home to those heirs. a 4.9 million claim to Guinevere Gould and her three children remains in litigation.
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Guinevere Gould
Gould
Edith Kingdon Gould
George Gould
Lakewood
N. J
Bridgeport Elk Escape Leaves Victims With Minor Injuries
In Bridgeport an elk escaped causing a series of minor injuries to several people. Charles Madigan of Boston injured his right shoulder, Arthur J. Landry of Rumford Falls Maine cut his head and bruised a knee, and Co. K member B McGlew of Salem Massachusetts bruised his right leg. Archie McDonald of Berlin New Hampshire bruised his hand, D J McGillouddy of Boston bruised his side pinched his left hip and leg, his wife Mrs McGillouddy bruised and wrenched shoulder, and Mrs John H Dunn of Boston suffered minor bruises.
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Charles Madigan
Boston
Arthur J. Landry
Rumford Falls
Co. K. B McGlew
Salem
Masa
Archie McDonald
Berlin
N. H
J. McGillouddy
McGillouddy
John H. Dunn
Two Henry Kirks tied to Imperial Valley duel deaths
In Brawley California investigators propose a mistaken identity theory after two men named Henry Kirk were killed in a duel last week. John Truden's suicide note claimed he killed Henry Kirk and planned to kill himself, thinking Kirk was the former husband of Berlia Kirk of Portland. District Attorney Utley cites letters and family data suggesting the slain man could not be the same Henry Kirk who married Truden's wife years ago, while Kirk's father asserts intent to arrest the woman and her husbands as grand jury probes continue.
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Portland
Henry Kirk
Honolulu
Ulley
Truden
Berlia Kirk
Skin Kirk
John Truden
Kirk
W. M. Kirk
Norwalk Doctor D. Lauren M. Allen Dies at 68
Norwalk doctor D Lauren Melville Allen 68 died at his home 13 West Washington Street South Norwalk from heart trouble. Funeral Friday at 3 30 pm Congregational church pastor officiating. Burial Willow Brook Westport. Survived by wife a daughter Mrs Carl Dwight Mercur Bloomfield Conn and three grandchildren. Born in Westport he practiced in Norwalk 80 years. Member Norwalk Medical Association American Medical Association Norwalk hospital staff private practice and affiliated with Pyramid Temple Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Bridgeport Clinton Commandery Knights Templar Norwalk Old Well Lodge 108 F and A M and Butler Chapter RA N.
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Norwalk
D. Lauren Melville Allen
West Washington Street
South Norwalk
Congregational Church
Willow Brook Cemetery
Westport
Allen
Carl Dwight Mercur
Bloomfield, Conn
Norwalk Medical Association
American Medical Association
Norwalk Hospital
Pyramid Temple
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
Bridgeport
Clinton Commandery
Knights Temp'sr
Old Well Lodge
A. M
Butler Chapter
State Lays Plans to Hang Scott State Lays Plans to Hang
Chicago July 28 AP The State plans to send Russell Scott to the gallows after a conviction for a holdup that killed a drug clerk He has twice escaped execution in the last two weeks a hearing to determine insanity will begin next Monday a stay of execution was granted four hours before the scheduled hanging
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Chicago
Russell Stott
Scott
Student and Teacher Charged With Larceny
New York July 28 AP Talla Poindexter 24 said by police to be a Carnell university student and Virginia Pantan 28 a teacher were arrested and held in 2000 half each on grand larceny charges after being overtaken driving a car said to have been stolen Complaint by Joseph O Reilly who said he met the girls in a restaurant but they left him and drove off in a car he had rented
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New York
Talla Poindexter
Carnell University
Virginia Pantan
Joseph O'Reilly
Meetings Tonight by Various Lodges in City
Several fraternal groups hold meetings this evening. Ttalion Women's council meets at 56 Beach Street. Monitor Jodge at 10 OG F, 184 State Street. Adelphian lodge, 1 O. O. F., 1087 Broad Street. Magna Charta lodge, Suns of St. George at 396 Stratford Avenue. Harmony council No. 12. Dr. O. W A.M. Newfield Building.
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Ttalion Women's Council
Beach Street
Monitor Jodge
OG. F
State Street
Adelphian
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