Trust to God Taylor Delivers Evolution Sermon
The pastor Dr Taylor, addressing a Baton Rouge audience, offers a nuanced view of evolution and fundamentalism. He neither supports nor condemns either side, urging calm study and urging believers not to fear science or the Bible. He traces the debate to centuries of church thought and modern religious tensions.
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Nobert G. Munehy
Haytor Sume
Wong
Charleston
M. E
Baton Range
Taylor
Tayloc
Parade honors for West Virginia infantry regiment at Camp Charnock
About 500 Charleston area residents witnessed the West Virginia Infantry regiment parade at Camp Charnock in preparation for a divisional review. Officers praised the regiment’s appearance and drill as Captain James Kincaid led Company C with a standout performance. Rumor of rum-running at the camp was denied by officers, who said no warrant was found during an inspection of the regimental canteen. Cornelius E. Burdette led the Charleston unit and guards were instructed to deter illicit activity, with national and local authorities including Major Carmwell and Federal Judge McClintie involved in the oversight.
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West Virginia Infantry
Camp Charnock
Merriy Tey
PR. J. Howav
Bert Hars
Corns
Howse
Chaderton
Cnimpany
Charleston
James Kincaid
Charles J. iHey
Arnock
S Camn
Cohen
Mbicory
Eieget
Cornelius E. Burdette
Bremen
Virginia
Cornwell
Hauer
Stat Police
Orsi
Financier's Wife Funeral Today In Secluded Cemetery
The obituary notes Mia Morgan, wife of a financier, died Friday after a sudden heart attack following a long illness. Funeral services will be held with Reverend Charles Woo Minton officiating at St Jobees Church. The Morgan family requests simple rites and attendance by immediate kin.
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Tawit Valley
S. Ya Au
Mia
Morgan
Cuhatuetiol
Charles Woo Minton
St. Jobees
Mes
Cal Romps Over Native Hill in Sabbath Pageant
A congested report describes Cal Romps amid a Sabbath sport scene as President Crudder rides through Plymouth, Maine. Police and civic details, including church attendance and prayers, appear amid motorcade traffic and public tours of the presidential home. The piece notes believers and tourists, hymn books, prayer books, and local ministers present during the visit and related ceremonies.
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Cal
Plymouth
Warfe
Sind
Thes
Hig
Theinieuth
Stuals
Bituminous coal output rises in latest weekly report
Washington August reports a weekly bituminous coal production of 8 957 000 tons, up from the prior week, with steady gains in the last two months. Preliminary data show continued growth and anthracite production also above the prior year, indicating sustained increases across coal fields.
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Washington
Bureau of Nines
Owen Mt
Gertrude Ederle Ends Channel Swim Training Work
Cape Cris Noz France August 14 Gertrude Ederle completes sea training ahead of plan to swim the English Channel in record time. She prepares for a dawn start near Tahwelch and will rest after a morning session before final adjustments. The American swimmer reports peak fitness and strong confidence for the big test.
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English Channel
Cape Cris Noz
France
Gertrude Ederle
Cape Gris-Nex
Vengeance Slayer Again Balks Cops In Sunday Foray
In Muncie Indiana police and sheriff forces pursued George Dutch Anderson tied to a dying statement as the killer of himself and his wife. A Hartford City farm house tip failed to locate Anderson or accomplice Wolfe, with investigators planning coroners inquest and pursuing further witnesses.
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Associated Press
Muncie
Ind
George
Dutch) Anderson
Ben Hance
Hartford City
Anderson
Jewels In Hat Newest Fashion Through London
Scattered readable text describes jewels in a hat as a fashion trend in London. The garbled phrases mention Queen Mare, net, and wearing of named jewelry pieces. The article references ceremonies or readings and notes decor with jeweled ornaments.
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Jewels
London
Ber Bat
Mallet Murder Suspect Held in Camden Case
The article reports a 23 year old man named Joseph drolondo being held in a brutal mallet murder. It mentions a woman named Amides and a child, with an elderly suspect linked to a Camden fascist group. Police found a bloodstained dress and a wine-stained scene, with a murder weapon described as a mallet.
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Amides
Josepn Drolondo
Artesia
Crindens
Dmraelt
Tha Pollee
Unilan Fascinti
Mother and Child Killed in Crash Near Louted Wyoming
Aug 16 A mother and her year old child were killed and six others injured when a wagon collided with a car along the My riil six miles south of Louted Wyoming. The deceased are Mrs Louis Borders of Chapman Kentucky and her daughter Louga Borders. The injured include Louis Borders husband of Mrs Borders and three small children. The woman killed in the crash was Mrs A Rose, mother of Mrs Borders. The other injured escaped with severe bruises. one passenger suffered a broken limb. Authorities report the driver failed to yield as the car entered the roadway from the right.
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Buntington
Minghter
Patrick’s Cup
Myriil
Louted
Loule
Chapman
Loulga Bordera
Louis
Fannie Hurst Wins Major Prize in Liberty Motion Picture Contest
The Liberty magazine and Jamun Players Lasky corporation announce Fannie Hurst as a top prize winner in a global story contest. John N. Wheeler and editors praise the event as the greatest of its kind, with judges from Lasky and Rex Beach present. Shenandoah returns to port after maneuvers, Navy station reports Patoka at sea.
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Phicagg
Fannie
Jamun Pleyers-Lasky Corporation
Alpost
Manu Weripla
John N. Wheeler
Tiberty
Treslo 1. Lasky
Kex Brach
Universas
Textiles Trade Row Heats Up As Labor Pushes Back
Aggy 46 to 3 Keat Creek headlines show President of the American Federation of Labor and the American Woolen Company leaders clashing over wage and price protections. The labor chief urges restoring pre reduction pay scales and dismantling government imposed restraints, arguing fairness in wages for textile workers nationwide.
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Wasiington
Aggy
Keat Creek
American Federation of Tabor
Animes Ie
Lestie
Ino Iatter
Lea T. Gj. Therts
War veterans open state convention
War veterans from Virginia hold a three day state convention of the American Legion department of Virginia opening tomorrow. Key officers JT W Muthanis and G McCormick arrived with other officials to guide the gathering at Champewes A Buett Wasemont Park. Local posts Raleigh county post 24 and McDowell post are represented as preparations and attendance estimates rise to around 600 visitors.
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Matypenstat
Anerlan Legion
Vst
Zinia
Timarrow
Orn
Teglan
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Amon
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G. McCormick
Boekley
A. N. Yates
J. M. Tolaen
Washingtoy
U.S
Kuranth
Raleigh
McDowell
Tention
Lasmirinces
Gove
Carnes
Joan J. Cornwell
Baltimore
Coolidge to Decide on Belgian Debt Payments
President Coolidge to decide on how to handle debts from Belgium as Mellon and Smoot prepare to present the full facts to him in Washington. Belgian commission says no prior demand for direct German debt payments, preferring Belgium to manage its own reparations with the United States and other parties.
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Melton
Smoot
Pe Tha
Washington
Derma
Omeinle
Urey
United States
Germany
Belgium
Nney
Paria
Paris
Beleiwin
Lamnans
Belin
United
Tomerrayw
Reeve- Gry Mellon
Avid Atar
Gangster Aid in Shepherd Murder Case Emerges
Aug 16 at Chia, a former Chicago gangster purportedly aided William Daminic Shepherd by providing equipment and advice to influence the case tied to the murder of Wilvent Nelson McClintock. Witness Willa Sete Beewart, Shepherd’s chief defense counsel, details the alleged network linking McGlintock’s will, Chicago gunmen, and local figures near Jarre Cunson’s ranch.
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Sy SA
Chia
Chicago
Va Pure
William Daminic Shepherd
Weniisl
Wil- Vint Nelson McClintock
Ailionnaire Lodtey Som
Heix Leake
Diamond Jack
Al‘enrin
Leutenant
pin'Rhenion
Chirake Bongland Chiettain
Jarre
Stewart
Bank recovers bandit's loot after hold up
Northwest National Bank reports recovery of over 200000 in bonds and cash, leaving 12500 still missing from 290000 in securities seized during the December Quylight hold-up. President John Reutman says bonds were found by agents who shifted to the arrest of Joseph Weil and Harry Lund. In Pittsburgh a 14 year old daughter died at home after being shot by a man who then killed himself.
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Milwauken
Wis
Northwest National Bank
Jonn
Reutman
Istration
Br~ Orat
H. A. Sawyer
Counael
Joseph
Weil
Korers
Huureker
East Wiberty
Erouperer
Harry To Lunds
Anthracite Lock Nears Strike Date as Tensions Rise
Rovert Mo LaFollette, backing of Socialist party, seeks succession of his father. Wisconsin Socialists support Johnt. Wark, Milwaukee paper editor, for senate. No sign of break in attitude between operators and union officials with two weeks to go before threatened suspension. Atlantic City parley ends without renewal of negotiations.
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Rovert Mo LaFollette
Socialistis Party
Atlantic City
Three Die in Jersey Hotel Fire At Atlantic Hotel
A blaze at the Atlantic hotel on Ockun Avenue killed three people and injured several others. Firemen Wilbur Liegd and Raymond Winan died when the dining room roof collapsed as they fought the flames. Leona Allen of New York suffocated returning to her room. Damages were estimated around 34,000 dollars.
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Naur
Eevants
New Atlantic Hotel
Ockun Avenue
He Alaroy
Olgervers
Leona Allen
New York City
Tio
Wilbur Liegd
Raymond Winan
Aupre
Ow Waltresa
Mystery Envelops Death Of Youth In Arden County
Hubert Mitchell aged 16 son of miner Upton Mitchell was found dying on a county road near Arden after a box supper gathering. He was shot in the right side and died within about thirty minutes. A coroner verdict listed unknown cause. Two boys seen nearby denied knowledge and claimed Mitchell seemed ill and lay down to rest.
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Fairmont
Aus
Hubert Mitchell
Upton Mitchell
Ard Barbour County
Rob Duckworth
Arden
Med
Donald Murphy
Mitchell
Bind
Condelde
War veteran found alive after believed dead in wartime reunion
World War II veteran Wilitaen, misreported as dead, is reunited with his wife Wanda after returning home to Pa. The tale recounts his long absence, misidentifications, and a wartime end claim that was later corrected, restoring the couple.
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Wilitaen
Tein
Judas
Williamen Death
Bow
Watertown
Troy
Willams
German wireless phone system linked to trains
Hamburg August 1 reports a new German wireless telephony system. Waves are emitted from the railway car to a nearby telegraph line and transmitted to a terminus where a long distance central connects. The setup allows a passenger on board to call another party on the line, with four party connections possible along main lines.
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Hamburg
Kerlfy
Anvernement
Officials Backed by Constituents on Coal Strike Imminent
In Philadelphia and Chicago reports tension rises over impending anthracite wage talks. Union leaders warn of a possible September walkout amid demands for 16 percent higher pay for contracted miners and $14 daily for all-day workers, with operators cautioning against higher coal prices.
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Philadelphia
Alanoy
Atlantic City
United Mine Workers
Peeshore
Operatura
Amineris
Rey Gunn
Chicago
Willliam Moe Crystal Today
Chicago Federation of Labor
Turnels Biltuiningua
McCrystal
Aken Uc
Mitmote
Whackey Songer Seen Near Charleston and Local Mishaps
Qur Olcott reports a string of odd incidents around Charleston including Whackey Songer prowling near the Bir Goal river, car troubles for Dennis Woode and W. K. Clark parties, a Near derailment involving an Overland and railway engine No. 82, and various farm and local misadventures with hens, cucumbers, and a constable's actions.
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Heatt
Argast
Bir Goal River
Charleston
Hinwell & Tow Hale
Dennis Woode
Cooley
Kwag & Hive
W. K. Glark
Olinne
J. Cy Griffith
Ingern
Rome
Walter Holstein
Rover
Herb Atkins
Dim Goodiman
Charleton
Noah
Carl Cooley
Bowke
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