McNicholas Is Named Arch Bishop of Cincinnati
Rome announces Bishop John T. McNicholas raised to the Archiepiscopal See of Cincinnati. Joseph Chartrand reappointed to Indianapolis. history notes McNicholas as scholar teacher and Dominican authority on canon law.
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Pope Pius
Chartrand
Indianapolis
Associated Press
Rome
John T. McNicholas
Pius
Cincinnati
Joseph Chartrand
Philadelphia
St. Rose Priory
Springfield
Somerset, O
Minerva University
United States
Somerset (O.) Scholasticate
Colegio Angelico
McNicholas
Holy Name Society
Society
St. Catherine of Sienna Church
New York
The
Baltimore
Canada
Australia
Dominican Order
Collegio Angelico
Benedict XV
Italian Historian Salvemini Faces Treason Trial
On the eve of his treason trial Gaetano Salvemini eminent Italian historian and ally of Guglielmo Ferrero was arrested, with charges described as extraordinary by sources in Paris. The World News Service Paris bureau notes the case stems from opposition to fascist leaders amid censorship leaks.
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Gaetano Salvemini
Guglielmo Ferrero
Paris
World News Service
Italian professor Salvemini to face treason trial in Florence
Paris reports Prof. Gaetano Salvemini of the University of Florence will stand trial July 13 on treason charges for alleged collaboration with the clandestine newspaper Non Mollare. He denies involvement, noting a printer’s testimony is unconvincing. The case sparks university upheaval and debate over legal protections under Fascist rule.
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Paris
Gaetano Salvemini
Pasquale Villari
University of Florence
Italy
Salvemini
Florence
Fiume
Dalmatian
Salveminisi
Fascisti
Corriere Della Serra
Garibaldi
Giacomo Matteoti
Non Mollare
Coolidge to Meet Kellogg on Debt and China Issues
SWAMPSCOTT Mass July 10 President Coolidge will hold a conference with Secretary Kellogg and Under Secretary Grew to review developments in the debt funding and Chinese situations. The group plans to map the next steps after France ratifies China treaties and to discuss possible conferences with other powers.
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China
Coolidge
Kellogg
Associated Press
Swampscott
Mass
Washington
White House
St. Paul
White Court
United States
Italy
Belgium
Sires
American Debt Funding Committee
France
Grew
Essex County
Senator Butler
Massachusetts
Governor Fuller
Grave mound hides Aborigine skeletons and Amesville recluse
In Marietta Ohio on July 10 1934 workers unearthed six upright skeletons around a circular sacrificial stone in a ten foot mound on George Berry 82 a Morgan County recluse farm near Amesville The coffin with silver handles was buried with the skeletons per his will no service was held while the mound was resealed and locals crowded the site The excavation near Berry’s lifelong home revealed charcoal beneath the stone and a lone found treasure without tools or utensils nearby
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Marietta
George Berry
Morgan County
Amesville
Berry
Carl Ahle
Unusual Burials Reported in Morgan County Site
Columbus July 10 Ohio archaeologist H C Sherrone says a Morgan County mound containing six skeletons is unique for Ohio as they are found seated within a circular sacrificial stone wall. he notes most burials are prone and the three foot diameter stone at the site exceeds typical finds.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
H. C. Sherrone
Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society
Morgan County
Hopewell
Anderson’s Station
Motive in taxi slaying echoes Loeb Leopold case
A Long Island murder case recalls the famous Chicago crime as police seek Philip Knapp a former Cornell student and Army air service enlistee as the killer of taxi driver Louis Penella. Knapp described a craving for danger and planned to assume another identity after the act. The victim left a wife and two children. Penella’s car was later sold with his driver’s certificate used in part payment.
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N. Y
Loeb-Leopold
Robert Franks
Chicago
Louis Penella
Philip Knapp
Cornell
Army Air Service
Syracuse
Penella
Knapp
Hempstead
Long Island
New York
Army
William H. Hensley
Mitchell Field
Panella
L. I
William W. Knapp
Lincoln Park Drive
Harry C. Crapton
First Observation Squadron
Dayton Trial Opens in Historic Evolution Case
In Dayton Tennessee the Scopes trial began at the Rhea County Courthouse with a holiday mood as Darrow and Bryan faced the legal clash over the state anti evolution law. Crowds, press, and vendors filled the grounds while jurors were examined and the judge urged informality.
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Dayton
Tenn
Rhea County
Clarence Darrow
Leopold and Loeb
W. J. Bryan
Raulston
Scopes
Bryan
Darrow
Dying Woman Walks from Lourdes Spring Miracle
A Spanish woman bedridden since 1917 with tuberculosis and an ulcerated stomach was carried to Lourdes. After immersion in the spring her condition improved rapidly and she walked out, with twelve doctors signing her miracle certificate. The report comes as Lourdes opens its miracle season.
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New York World News Service
Paris
Lourdes
Senora Ventura
Barcelona
Military seizure of power in Ecuador without bloodshed
Troops seized civil and military authority in Guayaquil and Quito overnight. General Francisco Gomez de Latorre named military chief of government as junta promises full control until a civil administration is formed with guarantees. A morning meeting planned further designation of provincial authorities.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Quito
Francisco Gomez de Latorre
Dayton Tenn. clarifies Scopes case focus on teaching human descent
Tennessee official asserts the Scopes trial hinges on whether the defendant taught that man descended from animals. He argues expert testimony on evolution's compatibility with the Bible is irrelevant and would misstate the issue. He emphasizes the law forbids teaching human descent from lower animals in public schools.
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Dayton, Tenn
Scopes
Stewart
Eighteenth Judicial Circuit of Tennessee
Associated Press
Rhea County
Cubs Players Arrested in New York After Midday Battle
Walter Maranville manager pitcher Herbert Brett Clarke Pittenger and chauffeur George Werner of the Chicago Cubs were arrested on disorderly conduct charges after a free for all in Times Square. The incident halted traffic during rush hour and stemmed from a taxi fare dispute. The four were released after police testimony failed to prove the case.
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New York
Walter
Rabbit) Maranville
Chicago
National League Baseball Club
Herbert Brett
Clarke A. Pittenger
George Werner
Forty-second Street
Broadway
Werner
Times Square
Brett
Pittenger
Maranville
Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Barrett
Brennan
Genesis Creation Read Before Scopes Grand Jury Opener
Dayton Tenn July 10 Judge Raulston read the first chapter of Genesis to the grand jury in the Scopes trial. Spectators watched as a debate between Bible champions arose while a blind musician played hymns on the courthouse lawn.
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Dayton
Tenn
Raulston
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