City Plans Crossings and Ramp to Ease Charleston Traffic
Charleston officials introduced five ordinances to build undergrade and pedestrian improvements, including an undergrade Ferry Branch crossing and a Young Street ramp. Costs split between Chesapeake & Ohio and Kanawha & Michigan railways, city paying five percent overall, with plans to move quickly and have committee hearings upon return of J. S. Madison.
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Charleston
Rdi
Hanrea
Cortie
Ly Mayer
Chesapeake
Young Street
Everade
Chia
Kanawha - Michigan Railway
Lee Street
Capitol
Dickinson Streets
H. L. Wehble
Douglas Brown
Huntington
Chesapeake & Ohi Company
Leroy Allebach
Kanawha & Michigan Company
Werta
J. 5
Madison
Abe Bent
Zouncilman Wehrir
Spring Street
Ana
George Poffentarger
Fife
Boftentarger
Wehrle Medhired Council
Mayer Werte
Ferry Branch
Chessplare and Ohio Railway Company
Ltr
Charloton
South Sea Hula Artists Radio Plans Announced
South Sea hula artists may perform by radio under a plan involving wireless magnification with global reach. The London based Gilbert Islands trade figure will receive several payments for distribution among the natives. Ninety four cocoanut palms are stored for Serial poles and the project aims to bring wireless reception to areas including Aydo ry Australia and the Gilbert Islands.
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London
Joly Sr
South Son Andere
G. HH
London Mastomory Jeriery
Ireyen
Mauives
Aydory
Australia
Owens
Kydeey
Atenmers
Beer Bucket Brigade At Big Pouring Rally
July 27 crowd near Pittsburgh mill city watched as prohibition agents destroyed about 10 barrels of beer in a Pennsylvania rally. Women carried baskets hoping to flee with beer but police kept them back. The scene led to a largely chaotic minor incident as officials spoke of a government warehouse nearly tied with melted liquor.
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Fennaylvania
Putes
Screen star kidnapping case resumes in court
The trial of Adrian Wood and Mud Helvombd resumes as prosecutors pursue charges of plotting to kidnap star Mary Pickford and husband Douglas Fairbanks for 200000 dollars. Police used a stethoscope to hear conversations at a downtown hotel detailing the alleged plan and potential targets including Jackie Coogan.
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Los
Mary Ekrerd
Acreen
Aetreas
Hulber
Kilgan Gravatt
Dorwise Fairbanks
Kiana Jackie Coogan
Coogan
Stephens
Adrian Wood
Tomorro
Alienists Begin Examining Scott in Murder Case
July 27. Alienists today began examination of Russell Scott, twice saved from the gallows within two weeks of execution for murdering a drug clerk. Scott now seeks reprieve arguing insanity while imprisoned. Judge Main granted the stay and set Monday for trial readiness, warning lawyers and press to avoid discussing the case.
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Chicalso
Russell
Scott
Avancler
Scote
Joseph B. Main
Lhevine
State
Yank Aviators Postpone Trip to Morocco
The American Aviators, to serve under United command in Morocco, postpone their departure until next Monday. Announcement comes from the agency section of the war and air department this evening. The group is expected to include about seven men with additional aviators to follow.
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Une Sullam
Morocco
Uribesmien
Chhair
Federal Dry Chief Held to His Chair in Prohibition Enforceme
A garbled report details Major Frevy Owen and several associates tied to enforcement of federal prohibition. The article hints at coercion, extortion attempts, and connections to a territorial writ, with no clear outcome or charges beyond implied complicity.
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Federal “Dry
Frevy Owen
Fedekal
Ingle Wells
Owen
Ian Tay Emer
He Wink
Federal
Wapervinne Fae
Owen Fran Atce
Hard coal men resume confab at Atlantic City
In Atlantic City 12 members of the anthracite joint scale sub-committee planned to resume talks after Friday’s adjournment. Miners press for wage uniformity and a study on differing conditions, while operators cite awaiting mine completion before any discussion. Meetings to continue tomorrow afternoon as leaders debate next steps.
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Atlantic Chty
Renga
Ten
Psec
Isleal
Janda
Tew
Norrow
DOUGHBOYS GIFTS REACH POST OFFICE
Tuna snuda of tletle keepsakes and comforts for American soldiers in France were turned over by the war department to the postwar relief office. Addresses were damaged or mutilated to hinder delivery. The items totalled about 210.72 in American money with coins, jewelry, flags, rosaries, a teddy bear, and other small gifts.
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Washington
France
War Department
Pastnrnstec
Heany Settee
Rowldey
Biain
Supplies of Arctic Posts Threatened By Ship's Loss
Montreal July 27 The Hudson Bay Company reports a ship loss near Labrador and Hudson Bay that threatens supplies to Arctic trading posts. The crew and passengers were rescued on a barren coast near Punt Burwell. some stations suffer severe hamstrings while relief shipments to Hudson Bay and James Bay are at risk. Local leaders warn of long-term disruption to northern posts reliant on marine relief.
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Arctic
I'resa
Montrisal
Hudson B
Kin Bayaskime
Piegava
Labredor
Hudson Strutt
Hee
Tadio
Barren Coast Sear
Punt
Burwell
Nimcupie
Bayeskime
Nageupie
Thos Tewand
Labrador
Hudgon Bay
Hudson Tay
Jamey
Ah Lasconle
Mike
Rap
Cromedy
Baldwin Takes New Steps in Mine Squabble
Reported move shows operators ready to withdraw termination notices and wage proposals as labor talks continue. Aimed at averting a broader strike, the step comes amid a tense dispute affecting mines and related industries, with government and union negotiators preparing a formal plan.
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Baldwin
Ruffner Rites Held Wednesday in Merida
Obituary notice for Cal Hever Coniedraffnay of Merida who died at home Saturday afternoon. The service will be held from the residence of Mr. and Mrs. C. Payne with pallbearers named. The long list of attendees includes multiple families and notable locals. The deceased was a Confederate veteran and left several children and grandchildren. The document preserves detailed family connections and military ties from the era.
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Cal Hever Coniedraffnay
Merida
C. 1
Payne
Ibo
Wey
John Gites
Hanorars
Veorge Thowas
Gen Go. Waar
Aurusrua Tuffmer
Non. Buelen
Durle Vi Ginth
Buiter Wit Grindvon
Rly Mary
Herd Govell
Ing
Jandy
Mary Dragers
Auruntur Ruffin
Daoehtur
Gavinia
Lirenin
Fin Splewe Pancho
Shewhy
Moria
Howard Wodat
Pateiien
Barelelo
Gen Aid Cuchtera
Atic
Toate Payne
Sargent Estate Sale Notes Record Prices After Painter’s Death
London July 21 The estate of the late American painter Sinner Sarment shows a gross value around 28 702 pounds after probate last April. Recent sales of his works pushed the total value toward roughly 1 600 000, with 77 paintings sold and many studies fetching strong prices. The artworks include vivid portraits and master studies, some created for the artist’s own instruction, with buyers eager for original masterpieces.
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London
Tat Sinner Sarment
America
Chimdellets
Eyrong
Senator Opposes Abandonment of Inheritance Tax
A Nebraska Senator Sorin Mennbivon opposes changes to the federal inheritance tax. The stream of commentary notes a relief in 50k yearly incomes and concerns over tax deduction changes. The piece discusses how opponents fear loss of revenue while supporters push for tax relief.
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Washington
Sorrin
Mennbivon
Nebenska
Walle
Matty Srt
PeTe Anuthy
Mindy
Henette
SOAK
Farming Report Optimistic On Cooperative Marketing Aid
Swammecout Raya June 2 report on agriculture shows optimism for government assistance in cooperative marketing. Representative Purnell and Senator Ward discuss principal legislation to back farmers, with Navy officials Alnron Mopley and Welter Bo Hows seeking national observances on a later date.
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Durneil
Owith
Wards
Hinksers
Aarketing
Ula
Belver
Prike Opt Cumaee
al Basta AO Conlidas Rige
Alnron Mopley
Navy
Fooeue
Welter Bo Hows
Fisy
Getehber
Death of Bryan Triggers Democratic Loss Reflections
In Mont, July 7, Democratic leaders mourn the death of Bryan. Senator Neely warns the party has lost its greatest orator and guiding force. The text recalls former leaders like Martin Luther and Patrick Henry, noting the impact on party unity and future influence in national politics.
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Neely
America
Pmemont
At. M. Neely
Othi
Wet Bryan Sesterdiy
Dayton
Tenn
Hay
Vmnersen
Brean
Amerie
Martin Larter
Leon
Owilbeness
Foweras
SREB
Leetil
Funeral Train Schedule East Dayton
Fragmentary OCR shows a funeral train timetable with scattered station names and routes. The legible portions indicate a sequence of stops and timing around a movement from Washington to nearby stations, but the text is heavily garbled and partially unreadable.
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Dayton Pepys
Fay
Preatiy Senton
Washington
World Educators Conference Elects New Leader
Reported in the era, Harry J. Worth of Columbia is named president of the World Declaration of Education and its council. The biennial conference, held in Saint Helena, selected a new occupant for the post as the organization advances its educational mission.
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Eminbergh. Sonrund
Duby
Avoustie
Sufert
Publ
Sehoaisly
Michie
Lonny
Harry J. Worth
Epit XH
Columbia
Manto
Vnlay
Asay Obirlen Db
Wheneeh
Liat University of Jhaaurhayaa
Hamed
Bryan Funeral Obsequies Seen in Nation’s Capital and South
Reported rites describe Bryan aides keeping vigil beside his bier as humble followers pay tribute. The final utterance of the fundamentalist leader defending Darwinism as dangerous to society appears in Collier's. The car of a commoner leaves Dayton for Washington for the last obsequies with burial at Arlington. The Lee family prepares to view the body in the South under a spreading maple as relatives rush to aid the widow.
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Bryan
Colliers
Leonard Darwin
Dayton
Washington
Arlington Cemetery
South
Rogers Home
Tenn
Willan Jennings Gryan
Buriel
Bryan Chme
Cumberland
Jack
Richard Rugera
Eve
Chattanouss
Knoxville
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Washingston
Darwinian despair vs gospel of hope in sermon clash New York
July 2 issue of a weekly reprints a sermon by William Jennings Bryan condemning Darwinism as dangerous to virtue. It argues environment shapes intellect, counters inherited flaws, and praises the Bible as the gospel of hope opposing Darwinian theories.
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New York
Sherudeviades
United States
Che Mace
Tove
Government pays formal tribute to late William Jennings Bryan
In Washington on July 27, by direction of President Coolidge the secretary announced the death of William Jennings Bryan in Dayton Tennessee. The message lauds his service as a statesman and former Nebraska congressman and colonel in the Spanish American War. It notes the nation will honor him and display national mourning.
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Washington
Conlidge, Sterstary
Nebraska
WAT
Meyer
Not Prophesy But Comment Near Truth in Dayton Era
Fragmented article reflects on prophetic tone in criticism of Dayton events and political plausibility. It discusses Frank Kent and TRONAANAR Pn in a misread, satirical context about future uplift or heavenly judgment for a leading figure amid upheaval.
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Dayton
Frank Tr. Kent
Bent Anhdy
Darren
Bern
Tronaanar
Hryam
Win
Bryan to Lie in Arlington as a Peace Crusader
William Jennings Bryan will be buried in Arlington National Cemetery with simple rites reflecting his wish to rest among military men. His body will lie in state briefly and the funeral may be held at a Washington church, with final burial near the Lincoln Memorial and Capitol, honoring his antiwar legacy.
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Commoner
Arlington Military Cemetery
Conscience Impulse Saves Youthful Bride from Jail
A Jefferson Market judge allowed Florence Outten to remain on bail after her husband claimed he planned the robbery. The young wife tearfully denied knowledge of the crime, insisting her husband acted for her and that she did not realize the crime. The couple took a taxi ride from Leclerc and then robbed a driver in the Bronx, with the driver identifying the husband. Nineteenth century court outcomes and dramatic testimony marked the scene.
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New York
Rye Mnpmike
Walters
Fundy
Fall Rims
Marrin
Jefferson Market
Peart
Florence
Ulvi
Leceoit
Bronx
Last Rites Simple Without Display in Dayton Tenn
Dayton residents gathered for the burial of William Jennings Bryan with plans for a Washington state interment. Mrs Bryan directs the arrangements as mourners, officials, and Bryan supporters reflect on his public life and the trial’s toll. The funeral procession will travel from Dayton to Chattanooga and Knoxville before reaching Washington for a final rest.
Mooseheart Children to Honor Bryan Tonight
Fragmented report notes Moonechenre children to honor Bryan at a ceremony. It mentions a Loyal Order of Moone and a funeral reference, with unclear names and dates due to OCR errors.
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Mooseheart
Bryan
Moosemeart
Tin
Dren of
Moonechenre
Alent Penser
Howe
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