Suzanne Lenglen Seeks Wimbledon Final Ahead of Joan Fry
At Wimbledon on July 1, Suzanne Lenglen, five-time women's singles champion, faces a final match opponent in 11-year-old Joan Fry of England. Pry defeated Bilout 6-2 4-6 4-3, and Tangles earned a place in the final by routing Kathleen McKaze 6-0 8-0. Lenglen was also named to England's international team bound for the United States. In doubles, Haenessey and Casey beat Crewe Rees and Barclay to reach the quarterfinals, while Baron de Morpugo and Baron von Kehrling upset Anderson and Lycett.
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Boston doctor to visit Plymouth for President’s father check
General Hospital Boston physician Arthur L. Chute will arrive in Plymouth tomorrow afternoon to examine the aged father of the President. No decision on a second operation has been announced by the doctors.
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Scopes Sister Contimud at Bowling Green Meeting
A legal defense planning session for the Scopes trial convened in an uptown hotel with figures including Clarence Darrow Bainbridge Colby John F H Weaver and Arthur Garfield Hays. Colby criticizes overdramatic proceedings while hinting at possible Bible evolution reconciliations as defense strategy. Premier Bruce announces Parliament adjournment during the American fleet visit in Melbourne.
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John FH. Weal
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Dudley Fisid Malone
Arthur Garfield Hays
American Civil Liberties Union
Charles Francis Potter
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Mullens Split With Killarney In Tight Game
Mullens lost to Killarney 5 to 4 at home after a back and forth contest. Smedley drove in two for Killarney in the eighth to rally. Mullens countered with two in the final frame but fell short as Kennady fanned eight in a masterful pitching showing.
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Mullone
Dace
Wiley
Dunbar Celebration Plans Highlight Aviation and Fireworks
Dunbar hosts a daylong festival with riverfront picnics at Davis Creek and Coal River Beach, races, baseball, and golf. The aviation show by Wright Aviation School features wing walking and parachute drops, followed by a grand fireworks display powered by Dysineas tren. Visitors can picnic, enjoy demos, and view aircraft stunts throughout the day and night.
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Bonds Favored for Bridge Project in Kanawha Valley
The article urges voters to approve bonds for bridge construction linking Charles ton and the Kanawha valley. It notes support from the West Virginia legislature, Ka Inawha county court, and the state road commission, with tolls expected to cover costs over five years. The piece stresses potential regional development benefits and invites turnout on Tuesday, June.
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Ka Inawha County
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Policeman Exonerated in Teh Werjek Death Case
Benwood July 1 Lee Robinson Seawood policeman was absolved of blame in the death of Mike Werjek Sunday night by a coroner's jury today. The jury found that Robinson drew his revolver in self defense when attacked by Werjek in the latter's home. Neighbors who objected to a hillbilly party had called the policeman.
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Lee Robinson
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Mike Werjek
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Werjek
Congress Unanimous for Huge Tax Melon Cuttings
Washington July 1 Congress moves to slash at least 200 million dollars from federal taxes in 1926 with a broad relief plan. The measure promises tax cuts across brackets, reduced nuisance taxes, and extended exemptions while preserving core revenues amid mixed political reactions. The plan envisions gains for both direct and indirect taxpayers and forecasts a substantial surplus to fund the relief package.
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United Mine Workers Strike Threat Amid Tax Debate
A heated labor and tax debate unfolds as UMWA leaders warn of a general strike if coal operators refuse wage agreements. Rockefeller denounces an alleged conspiracy and cites nonunion mine pressure, while Mellon's tax plan faces opposition from Democrats and insurgent Republicans.
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Bettie Bravel Obituary in Poca and Lucni Infant Rites
Funeral services for Mea Bettie Bravel who died at her home in Poca followed a path of Charleston visits and life in Poca. Also noted are funeral rites for six months old Reber Lae] Lucni, son of Mr and Mrs Albert Lucni, who died Tuesday. services were held at home with Pat Withrow officiating and burial at Spring Hill cemetery.
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Spring Hill Cemetery
Atlanta Bribery Jury Locked Up
Atlanta July 1 The jury in the trial of J Pletcher and T F Hayden former attaches of the Atlanta federal prison charged with conspiracy to accept bribes from wealthy poisoners after nine hours' deliberation failed to reach a verdict the case continued to the following day as jurors were unable to agree tonight.
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Thomas FB. Hayden
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Klansmen in New York Plan Unmasked March
Fifty thousand Ku Klux Klan members are set to march unmasked through New York streets from July 1 to July 4, with city authorities granting permission only if paraders march unmasked. The event, organized by the hooded order, targets public visibility in the city.
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Pittsburgh youth wins tennis title in Western Pennsylvania
Johnstown based University of Pittsburgh freshman P David O Loughlin defeated Jaman T O Connor of Duquesne University to claim the Western Pennsylvania men's singles championship. Final score 0 6 6 2 10 8 before O Loughlin retired with an ice cramp. O Loughlin seeks junior final against Floyd Gordon, with potential title rematch versus Larry Bemans. Mixed doubles champions Elizabeth Long and J Adams Jr won by default as opponent Betty Powell could not play.
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McCook Reda
Night Air Mail Opens New Chapter in Transport
New overnight air mail service links New York and Chicago with letters delivered next morning. Officials hail faster cross country communication boosting banking, investment, insurance, film, and industry. A Hadley Field test notes a 7:50 AM departure and a 9:48 AM cargo leg bound for Chicago.
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Indian Prophet Spreads Fear in Mexico in 1921
Nogales Sonora July report on a bareheaded self styled prophet named Enoch from Tampton who travels Mexican towns warning of the world end in 1926 Event described with vivid physical details and unsettling predictions including drought earthquakes and a final fire affecting farming regions and global upheaval The article notes public fear among some educated residents and a wide range of reactions.
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Nogales
Sonora
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Baseball Champs Aid Veterans in July 4 Event
The world champion Washington baseball club donors assist World war veterans at Chiilicothe Ohio veterans hospital by funding a Meld day program on July 4. Six autographed baseballs by each Washington player are sent as prizes for six events. The American Red Cross supervises the field Gay event.
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Kirkwood Enters For Purse Match In Scotland
Glen Eagle Scotland July 1 Ice Kirkwood of the three Americans who competed in the British Open at Prestwick last week is among the 34 professionals who qualified for the thousand guineas tournament beginning here tomorrow. Aubrey Boomer of the Inland at Jersey and Jean Gavaitre of the Chantry club near Paris tied 60 for the 18 holes in qualifying. Abe Bitcholl led the field with 140 in the qualifying rounds.
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Perkins' Lover Pleads Not Guilty In Assault Case
New York July 1 BMichaal Connors a truck driver faced charges of criminal assault after Dorothy Perkins recently convicted for killing her suitor Thomas Templeton pleaded not guilty before Judge Rosalaky In general sessions. Connors was remanded to the Tombs without due to await trial. He allegedly betrayed her when she was 15 and is already serving a sentence for wife beating.
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McClintock Will Hearing Delayed in Chicago
In Chicago on July 1 the hearing on the will of William N. McClintock, noted millionaire orphan, was continued until Friday by Judge Horner on motion of Robert B. Stoll counsel for William D. Shepherd the beneficiary. Stoll argued his client had just been acquitted of the murder charge and was unprepared for the hearing. Counsel for ten cousins contesting the will opposed the continuation.
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Professor Found Dead in Cottage at Grinnell College
Professor Walter Scott Hendrixson, 56, chemistry professor at Grinnell College in Grinnell, was found dead at his Fortage Point cottage this morning from internal hemorrhages. The body will be sent to Grinnell tomorrow for burial.
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Humble Manuel Baptlete Triumphs in Season Tilt
A fragmented score report from a West Blan Cherch league game notes Emmanuel Baptlete defeating Randolph Brrest Bapusw 2172 to secure a win. Hartley hurled a no hit effort for Emmanuel, with Mayou Gibson Raines and How contributing strong batting for Randolph. Fishop made a center field catch while George Ort secured a five dollar sign board. details are partial and obscured by OCR errors.
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Lions Back Any American Move Delegation Support Pivot
At the ninth International Lions convention in Cedar Point Onto on July 1 Canadian delegates voiced unanimous backing for American involvement in any future war. The pledge reflects full Canadian Lions support for allied action if the United States enters a conflict.
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Printers Vote to Raise Home Taxes for Maintenance
In Indianapolis a union vote by International Typographical Union members raised the home tax by ten cents per member. The Colorado Springs based Union Printers Home income will increase about 66000 dollars to fund a new addition and ongoing maintenance. The enlargement will cover patients not previously eligible for admission.
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Helleas Patiepta
Ontario Leads Canada in Number of Autos
Ontario remains the top automobile owner among Canadian provinces with 10 193 cars, while Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta together total 164 284. National registered motor vehicles reach 662 301 on January 1, with 693 293 by January 1989, Rural districts house a large share of ownership. Joe Stecher of Nobrenka defeats Bina Zbysko in a three fall match in Wichita, claiming the world heavyweight wrestling title.
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