Dayton preps for Scopes trial amid Bryan remarks
Dayton Tennessee readies for theScopes trial as defense counsel anticipate Bryan's move to amend the constitution. William Jennings Bryan criticizes courts forcing minority scientific views on public schoolchildren while Clar ence Darrow and Dudley Field Malone arrive with witnesses. Scopes, his father and state officials arrive as preparations continue.
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Dayton, Tenn
William Jennings Bryan
Banbridge Colby
Dayton
John R. Neal
Bryan
Circuit Court
Supreme Court of the United States
William Je Mngs Bryan
Morgan Springs
Tennessee
Lesue
Mr. Bryan
Clarence Darrow
Cincinnati
Dudley Field Malone
Arthur Garfield Hayes
Chattanooga
A. Thomas Stewart
John Teltaviston
Thomas Scopes
Girl in masculine garb hurt trying to board freight train
A Bioyear-old girl named Mary Louise Smith, claiming Nashville, Tennessee, as her home, was seriously hurt yesterday in Cly Ky while attempting to board a freight train. She said she has followed this lifestyle since age 15 and was placed on a fast passenger train bound for Nashville after the accident.
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Cly
Mary Louise Smith
Nashville
Tenn
Harvest Hands Seize Freight Train Near Syracuse
About fifty harvest field workers boarded a Santa Fe freight train east of Syracuse Kansas and subdued the crew with pistols and clubs ordering the engineer to speed up. Sixteen were captured as a hastily formed posse waited at Lamar. Some fought when spotted but fled as the posse opened fire.
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Lamar
Col
Santa Fe
Syracuse
Kansas
Death of Glenn W. Rogers After Surgery
Glenn W. Rogers 28, of Haymond Settlement, died July 7 at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore after an operation. The body arrived in Otis City and was taken to Haymond Settlement for the funeral. He left a wife and four month old daughter Kathleen, his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rogers, six brothers Charles Rufus Ray Alfred Harold, and three sisters Mrs I M Newcome Pineville and Miss ve Tele and Bessie at home. Funeral Friday at 2:30 p.m. at Haymond Church with Rev. F. G. Nadabaugh officiating. Interment in Hyndmond Cemetery.
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Glenn W. Rogers
W. A. Rogers
Haymond Settlement
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Otis City
Rogers
Fairmont
Kathleen
Charles
Rufus
Ray
Alfred
Harold
Newcome
Pineville
Bessie
Haymond Church
F. G. Nadabaugh
U. DB
Virgin tract of timber in state to fall near Nolan
Muntinaten July 9 One of the largest timber deals in years involves 7000 acres of virgin forest on Miller's Creek near Nolan Mingo County purchased by Northwest Lumber Company. C F Barnes president. Company to start mill, tram, and spur track negotiations with Norfolk and Western Railway for Miller's Creek mouth. The tract includes beach and hickory timber plus coal and gas potential.
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Muntinaten
Miller's Creek
Nolan
Mingo County
Northwest Lumber Company
Appalachians
Cotga Duetopent Company
Stuart Woods and Company
Rthwest Lumber Company
C. F. Barnes
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
Turns
Test of Able Bodied Trial in Payne Murder Case
In Hountington on July 9, physicians for both sides will assess whether Mrs. Easle Payne can stand trial for allegedly poisoning her husband to collect insurance. Judge H. Clay Waith may continue the case for a third time as defense for continuance clash with the prosecutor. Co-defendant Purelilly Hager appears. trial likely awaits Payne hearing outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hountington
Easle Payne
H. Clay Waith
Common Pleas Court
Lace Marcum
J. W. Perry
Via
Purelilly Hager
Payne
Embezzler and Sweetheart In Hands of Cops
New York July 9 Frank J. Glist president of the Cleveland Reid Furniture Company and Hazel Hansen his stenographer are detained by police after fleeing Cleveland. Glist is a fugitive for embezzling 39 000 from the Lake Shore branch of the Cleveland Trust Company. Hansen, 22, feared he was single and she accompanied him to marry him. Detectives found Glist had a wife in Cleveland and had bought costumes and theatrical properties since arriving in New York.
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New York
Frank J. Glist
Cleveland Reid Furniture Company
Hazel Hansen
Bios
Cleveland
Glist
Lake Shore
Cleveland Trust Company
Miss Hansen
List
This Fellow Is Unable to Live Without a Wife
Mount Vernon New York July 9 Having traced the wife from whom he was divorced 15 years ago by appealing to Baptist ministers in New York City George S Mason Baltimore public school teacher has been remarried to Mrs Mary Wood Mason after a five minute courtship over long distance telephone They were remarried at St Mark s In the Bouwerie last Saturday They were first married in Baltimore in 1905
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Mount Vernon
N. Y
New York City
George S. Mason
Baltimore
Mary Wood Mason
Mason
New York
W. W. Brown
Metropolitan the Church
Brown
St. Mark’s
Bouwerie
Regional meetings set for West Virginia schools
Charleston July 8 regional meetings in ten West Virginia cities will discuss plans for the September term. County groups include Sutton Ronceverte Welch Point Pleasant St Mary's Wheeling Clarksburg Philipp Moorefield and Martinsburg with Kanawha County teachers at Point Pleasant.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Ber
State Department of Education
Sutton
Ronceverte
Welch
Point Pleasant
St. Mary's
Wheeling
Former State Editor Leaps To Death In Hudson River
Leslie Bayless, formerly of Columbus Ohio and Charleston West Virginia, died by drowning in the Hudson River after leaving a note asking forgiveness and stating he could not help it. The body was identified by John Nadaford, secretary of a YMCA club Bayless lived at, and Bayless had been in New York about three months seeking newspaper work. His brother William G Bayless Jr. brought the body from New York to Columbus for burial where their father William Bayless lives. Bayless was 49 years old.
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New York
Leslie Bayless
Columbus
Ohio
Charleston
W. Va
Bayless
Hudson River
John Nadaford
William G. Bayless
William Bayless
West Como Avenue
Naddaford
Rayless
Federal Judge of Tenn A Victim of Auto Wreck Near Jackson
Jackson Tenn July 9 Judge J D Rossy of the federal court Western Tennessee was killed in an early morning auto wreck five miles east of Jackson. He had been indicted yesterday on forgery breach of trust and embezzlement charges in connection with the failure of Peoples Savings Bank of Jackson. The car left the road and overturned into a creek. he was found soon after with a severe head wound and drowned feelings. The judge had started toward his dog kennels near Jackson. Bond on the indictment was set at $26000. The bank failure prompted arrests of cashier Thomas B R Carroll John M Carroll and W L Cawthen. Ross was appointed in 1921 by President Harding and was 47. Doctor Sanders believed drowning, not the head wound, caused death.
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Jackson, Tenn
J.D. Rossy
Federal Court of Western Tennessee
Saving's Bank of
Jackson
Tim
Joss
J. H. Kirkpatrick
Ross
Kirkpatrick
Rose
County ‘Land
Thomas BR. Carroll
John M. Carroll
W. L. Cawthen
Many Fishermen And Huntsmen In County This Year
A county clerk report shows more fishermen and hunters this year than in 1924. June licenses reached 948 versus 215 in 1924, with 1576 total in 1924 and 873 issued for eight months this year. The squirrel and rabbit season opening is expected to raise demand for licenses, aided by wardens prompting more purchases.
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Eig
Girl Wrote Bad Checks To Buy a Bridal Costume
In Marietta Ohio a 11-year-old girl Louise Heiss was sent to Columbus reform school for three years after judges found she passed worthless checks in a scheme to buy a wedding trousseau. Emmett Boyd, 18, was arrested in connection with the case.
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Marietta, D
Louise Heiss
Columbus Reform School
Fleming
Trousseau
Emmett Boyd
Man Hangs Self After Theft Confession in West Virginia
In Clarksburg West Virginia on July 9 Russell G Loman aged 20 farm hand and son of John P Loman of Big Isaac hanged himself from a steel oil derrick after leaving a note saying he killed himself for being caught stealing valuables from his employer Peter Stutler. He had returned most items but the watch remained missing. The theft was traced to him and his guilt over the loss led to his suicide.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Russell G. Loman
Benson
Loman
John
P. Loman
Big Isaac
Peter Stuller
Stutler
Prisoners Strike Over Soured Bean Diet at Jail
Morgantown July 9 Twelve prisoners on a Monongahela county road gang struck yesterday over what they called sour beans and stale bread in their dinner pails. Sheriff Rodeheaver said he would not blame them for striking and promised better food after bringing them back to jail.
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Morgantown
Monongalea County
Rodeheaver
Sentinel presses slow, daily issue delayed and shortened
Breakdown in the Sentinel Publishing Company's mechanical department caused today's Sentinel to be delayed and abbreviated. Unavoidable accidents hindered operations, but efforts were made to rush the issue to dress late. Normal production is expected to resume tomorrow.
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Sentinel Publishing Company
Sentinel
Impeachment Trial Tests County Road Contracts Case
The Taylor county impeachment case against John M. Ross and W. H. Goodwin moves into a new phase as road projects are scrutinized. Witnesses allege contract violations and substandard materials in wood road work while testimony on alcohol use by John L. Ross unfolds. The trial, tied to Luton Bridge Company contracts, is expected to extend beyond this week.
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John M. Ross
W. H. Goodwin
Taylor County Court
Luton Bridge Company
George Dilworth
Ofa Red
E. Lodge Ross
Jude Kittle
John L. Ross
Ross
Lawson Stareher
Blaney
Barrett Street
Danish Divorces Rise Sharply Since 1916
Copenhagen reports a surge in divorces from 917 in 1916 to 1872 in 1923. The statistics show most divorcees had marriages lasting three to five years.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Rowdy East End Youths Faced Over Pop Factory Break In
A rowdy group from Grafton known as the East End youths were ordered before Mayor Thomas J. Cather after a break in at John Hardy’s Latrobe street pop factory. They allegedly entered the building, stole a large quantity of pop and flavors, and were arrested by night patrolman Clarence Sillman.
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East End
Grafton
Thomas J. Cather
John Hardy
Latrobe Street
Owo
Cather
Clarence Sillman
Water and Milk Brush Care Method
After washing, if bristles seem flaky, rinse the brush in equal parts water and milk then dry it before the fire. This home remedy suggests using dairy and water to restore texture and remove flakes from brushes.
Paul and Barnabas in Iconium and Lystra Mission
The lesson outlines Paul and Barnabas preaching in Iconium, facing opposition, and miraculous healing of a lame man that sparked worship as gods. It covers their denial of divine status, directing worship to God, the stoning of Paul, and the subsequent organization of self-governing churches in the field, with emphasis on enduring hardship and establishing permanent Christian communities.
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Christ
Paul
Barnabas
Lystra
Derbe
Jupiter
Mercurius
Heaven
Antioch
Iconium
Paula
Seeing Christ in Men Dr Horton Quote
A quotation notes St. Vincent de Paul’s rule to seek the Christ in every man. Dr I F Horton emphasizes that making this master thought lets all people perceive Christ through each individual.
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Christ
St. Vincent
Destiny and thought shape the course of history
A reflective critique asks who recalls the era of discreation, noting mental verdicts determine fate and linking gin's wages to debt as a cautionary token. The fragment explores destiny as a product of thought and historical perception.
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Harold Begble
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