Mellon to Negotiate Debt and Cut Federal Aid to Schools
A U S Supreme Court action led by Laurvince Wittier seeks to curb federal school funding. The case challenges district appropriations tied to alleged disrespect of the Bible in teaching. Twelve stipulations explore differences between Scripture and science in education. The suit aims to halt payments to teachers and curb religiously charged curricula.
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Sinclair Named in Suit Over Carnegie Trust Holdings
A suit filed by creditors of John A Hell seeks 34 415 000 dollars plus 845 000 in treasury funds from the Carnegie Trust Company affiliate holdings. The action targets Sinclair and related parties for an accounting of eight years of company affairs amid alleged concealed dealings and discounted styles. Mrs Hawkins and Mr Keppte were noted to be visiting.
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Today’s Best Radio Features Across The Nation
Radio listings show WGY Schenectady and WIZ Neve Yore at 8 PM on Bastwry Daylight. Programs include Trafic 4 Purl KOA Denver at 7 30 PM Mou ton Standard Reception and the Hubert String Trio. Notices mention ongoing symphony broadcasts from Detroit and Washington with Eastern and Standard times.
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Income of farmers shows big decrease
Washington January 22 The average income of farmers in the United States was only about a few dollars more a year than the salary paid their hired help The Department of Agriculture announced the time of 12 36 000 000 chipping the year ended June 30 The average net income for each was only 878 The wage of a farm hand was about 5600 per year
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Scopes Case Heads to U S Supreme Court
Dayton dispatch notes the Scopes antievolution case launching toward the U S Supreme Court via two paths. If the Court upholds the Tennessee law, the dispute could reshape American education and prompt anti-evolution measures in several states.
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Parents race Atlantic to reach son's bedside in critical condition
Narragansett July 22 Rody P Maral year old Pitts lured toy and suffered a remore spine injury while diving. He remains in critical condition as doctors report no change. His parents, traveling from Europe, are en route and expected Saturday.
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Man stabbed to death by woman in Binghamton raid house
Redgar Tracy, 45, was stabbed to death this morning at a Water Street rooming house. Miss Sarah Atchinson, 90, admitted responsibility, saying she helped her mother, Lillian Loki, proprietor of the house. A kitchen knife, eight inches long, was used in the stabbing during a struggle as Tracy allegedly fought with his mother. He died shortly after.
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City Assessor Finishes Field Work in Two Wards
TF McCray reports progress on annual city property appraisal. He completed First Ward work and aims to finish Second Ward today, with full field work done in about three weeks. Afterward he will spend weeks updating the books at the Municipal building.
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No agreement yet in sight in wage dispute
Atlantic City July 22 United Press reports no progress toward settlement in the anthracite miners wage dispute as the miners operators committee enters its tenth session. Nine days have produced no compromise beyond 12 demand items. The union seeks a ten percent wage rise for miners and an eight dollar daily raise for outside laborers. Discussion on executive salaries is postponed to Friday with miners demanding salary figures for company officials.
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American Fleet Radio Link Seen For Australian Tour
The United States fleet in Australian waters will hear American radio broadcasts during its stay in the Antipodes. A direct telephone relay between Pittsburgh station KDA and a Melbourne relay station opened today for the benefit of radio fans connected to the fleet.
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Indiana’s drastic day act shows high effectiveness
Attorney General Gillam released statewide reports from 93 counties indicating Indiana’s three month old drastic dry law is about ninety percent effective. The statement comes from Indianapolis with data compiled as of July 22.
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Bryan Declines Debates With Darrow Over Evolution
Dayton July 22. A series of debates between Clarence Darrow and William Jennings Bryan on evolution faded when Bryan announced he would not participate. The event had drawn widespread public interest and was seen as a clash of science and religion.
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Rotary and Kiwanis Picnic Outing at Waldameer Park
Rotarians and Kiwanis members from the city enjoy picnics at Findley Lake and Waldameer Park. Erie Rotary guests will visit Dr Kibler’s cottage for entertainment and a large interclub gathering is planned with Kiwanis from northwestern Pennsylvania.
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Carnegie Trust Company to be liquidated under banking act
Harrisburg July 22 The liquidation of the Carnegie Trust Company was decided as part of the Ball-Han related bank investigations. Secretary of Banking Peter G Cameron will appoint two disinterested appraisers to inventory and appraise holdings. The process will take several weeks and records will be filed with the Secretary of Banking and the Allegheny County Prothonotary.
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Pepper and Pinchot in New Controversy
In Harrisburg on July 22 Senator Pepper accuses Machot of taking loose talk and reflects a contentious fight in Northumberland County over marshal appointments. The rural dry vote and mining urban split frame a broader feud involving Pepper Pinchot Steel and local figures as voting methods and political tactics come under scrutiny.
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No Plans Made Regard ing Use of North Center Property
A. Zalenek holds full control of the Corry Columbus Traction Company property on North Center street including five lots, car barns, and the power house after a recent death. He has not formulated definite plans for the use of the property and expects to inspect the power house equipment before deciding future use. The two buildings will be kept repaired while awaiting a determination.
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Chicago Cafe Hold Up Sparks Fundraiser and Heist
July 22 report from Beetie Chicago and Detroit notes a daring cafe robbery at the Mandarin Inn where three gunmen struck during a after-theater crowd. One man injured, $600 stolen as diners fled into a rear room thrusting a chaotic scene. A Detroit Canadian women group has raised funds toward hiring a famed Chicago criminal lawyer to sue a named target.
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Rockefeller Institute donation to Madrid institute
Madrid reports that on July 22 the Rockefeller Institute of New York donated 120,000 to support the erection of an institute of physical chemistry in Madrid. The grant highlights international scientific collaboration and strengthens Spain United States research ties.
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Madrid
Rockefeller Institute of New York
Chinese Problem Nearing Solution Says United Press
United Press reports the Chinese problem nearing a solution as Tapan notified the United States of its agreement with American policy favoring a commission to end territorial aggression. State Department notes await formal replies from Great Britain and Mongolia, with indications those powers will accept the American proposals.
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Patrons of Big Liquor House To Be Called
United Press reports that about 20 000 customers of liquor firm Jick Rirschenblatt may be subpoenaed to appear in New York or Los Angeles to testify in a bootlegging probe led by Attorney Emory Buckner. Buckner aims to uncover the firm’s operations, with witnesses from across the country to be compelled to speak, possibly given immunity, as the government pursues a wider investigation into illegal liquor sales.
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Bigamous marriage claim tied to boarder dispute in Brooklyn
In Brooklyn, July 28, Mrs Anna Ostadinovite testified in Supreme Court that her husband Adam forced a bigamous marriage with their boarder Floryan Kowka to control $2000 owed to the boarder. She returned home without the money, and Adam filed for absolute divorce based on the alleged marriage.
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Public release planned for March home tax payments
The Interfill Revenue Bureau announced that individual home taxes paid last March will be made public on September 1. The disclosure aims to provide transparency in tax payments by individuals across the nation.
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Seven Nations Arrange to Pay World War Debt
SEVEN NATIONS ARRANGE TO PAY WORLD WAR DEBT SWAMPSCOTT, Mass July 22 Negotiations for the $7 600 000000 in World War debts owed to the United States by seven nations will begin in Washington next month handled entirely by the American Debt Funding Commission headed by Secretary Mellon President Coolidge whose designer to the debtor nations caused the conservative movement toward payment but directed the commission to wake settlements which seem just had he will not hotkey with the details of negotiations it was learned. The basis of all the negotiations will be the debtors ability to pay based on economic conditions. The President refuses to discuss the report that the Belgians who are to start the first debt payments in Washington August 1 will ask for virtual qualification of no part of their obligations. It is not believed however that the American government expects to find much evidence to support the reported claim of the Belgians that President Wilson promised them virtual nullification of part of their debt during the Versailles treaty. The Chinese situation has been placed in the hands of Secretary Kellogg and the President will not be sailed on to take part in handling this problem unless a crisis arises again. Secretary Kellogg's return to St Paul has been indefinitely postponed by the move by this government to hold immediately the Chinese question as provided by the Washington arms conference. The President planned to discard government cares personally this afternoon cruise on the yacht Mayflower to Pembroke, on the south shore of Massachusetts bay, Mr Coolidge and his son will accompany the President. The smaller cottage at Pembroke where the soldiers lived in 1919 and other points there will be visited. The trip will not start until afternoon.
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