Funeral scenes mark Bryan’s Washington burial rites
Grieving widow and friends witness the burial of a prominent figure in Arlington and at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church. Soldiers in rain guard the grave as taps fades and a final cannon signals the end of the day’s service. Reverend Joseph Ro Stenn leads prayers while Mrs. Bryan and her son bear the moment.
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Hayden
Kelrn Rice
Chatanooga
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State Department
Sivan
George R. Stuart
Methoriiet
Church of Birmingham
Ala
Woodrow Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
Paths to Paradise Opens at Marlow as Fast Farce Comedy
Betty Compson and Raymond Griffith star in Paths to Paradise a fast paced comedy at the Marlow theater directed by Clarence Badger. Griffith poses as a detective and Betty as a maid to steal family jewels then flee to Mexico in a spree of escapades pursued by police culminating in a return of the gems and a humorous payoff. Today matinee and night show.
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Betty Compson
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Mexico
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Memorial service ends for William Jennings Bryan
The article details the funeral rites for William Jennings Bryan, with a solemned procession to Arlington, a rain interrupted ceremony, and the burial near Washington and Lincoln monuments. It notes a Dayton memorial university plan in his honor and reports Britain planted over 190 million trees in the past year to restore wartime forest loss.
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London
Burns Funeral Held Friday for East Helena Pioneer's Son
The funeral of Edward Burns, son of a East Helena pioneer family, was held Friday afternoon at Herrmann and Company chapel. Rev. James F. McNamee officiated. Burial followed in Forest Vale. Burns died last Tuesday night at a sanitarium. His brother W W Burns of Great Falls attended the service. A large gathering of friends joined the family. The Society of Montana Pioneers was represented by members Joseph Cancad, Charles Hoepfner, William LaBeat, William Johns, William Geary, ALPS Curtin, and the Sons of Pioneers included Robert Barnes, Ross Deegan, H. J. Kelly, Victor Kessler, and Charles Nolan.
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East Helena
Herrmann and Company
James F. McNamee
Forestvale
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W W. K. Burns
Great Falls
Society of Montana Pioneers
Joseph Cancad
Charles Hoepfner
William LaBeat
William Johns
Willian Geary
Alps
McClintock Will Case Appealed In Circuit Court
Filing of appeal from the probate court decision denying probate to Will Han Nelson McClintock was completed today. William Darling Shepherd, beneficiary and executor, placed records in the circuit court. Wesmouth Kirkland, counsel for Shepherd, said the case would likely not be heard for a year.
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Associated Proess
Will Han Nelson McClintock
William Darling Shepherd
Wesmouth Kirkland
Shepherd
Auto theft suspects arraigned after interstate transport charge
Five men named Thomas Fayor David A Males and Jesse J Rambo were arraigned in Portland Ore before a US commissioner on interstate transport of a stolen auto. They pleaded guilty and were held. Officials said the car was stolen from MR Scott of Tendleton Ore and recovered. London news adds unemployment insurance bill passed by the House of Commons.
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Associated Press
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David A. Males
Jesse J. Rambo
Portland
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United States
Scott
Tendleton
London
House of Commons
Army veteran holds Gen. Reno blameless in Custer massacre
Spokane reports Nick Imo a 16 year old veteran of Little Big Horn says disobedience and poor judgment by Gen Canter caused the massacre of Custer's command not Reno's failure to reinforce. He recalls June 22 1878 meeting Custer on the Yellowstone and describes troop movements toward the doomed engagement.
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Opium and Cocaine Menace International Action Suggested
Williamstown July 11 The growth of the opium scourge calls for international action with League of Nations support. Dr William E Rappard of Geneva, lecturing at the institute of politics, warns the drug evil now infects minds bodies and societies globally. He cites morphine heroin and cocaine as universal mortal dangers spreading from India and the Far East to the world, including Europe and the United States.
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Far East
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Japan
Dawes Rides for Review Practice at Colorado Ranch
Vice President Charles G. Dawes spends part of his vacation at Col. A. E. Humphrey’s ranch in Wagonwheel Gap Colorado. He trains daily on mountain trails for military review duties and plans to extend his stay to next Wednesday before heading to Avangton, then Lincoln to debate Senate rules reform on August 7.
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Associated Press
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Neh
Senate
Coolidge to attend military camp in Camp Devens
Swampscott Mass July 31 John Coolidge son of the president goes to Camp Devens tomorrow for training. He hopes to be left alone by reporters and photographers while performing his patriotic duty. His father notes the difficulties of being presidential offspring and the temptation to try for public attention.
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Associated Press
John Coolidge
Camp Devens
American South
Coolidge
Hays
Kilrain on Old Style Fights vs Modern Boxing
Jake Kilrain argues old time bouts were fought under London prize ring rules with bare knuckles and finish outcomes. He says modern champions act as financiers, avoiding decisive matches for money, while old fighters fought for pride and love of the sport.
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Kilrain
Steck Gaine Iowa recount shows narrowed lead
Washington July 6 The Associated Press reports the recount yields an apparent 882 vote gain for Daniel F Steck Democrat in the Iowa senatorial race. Supervisors for Senator Smith Brock hart concede the gain but say it will be reduced to 72 after accounting for challenged ballots. Counts cover 21 counties completed.
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Associated Press
Daniel F. Steck
Iowa
Smithh W. Brockhart
Coolidge cites no plan to seize anthracite mines
July 31 Associated Press report from Swampscott notes President Coolidge has no knowledge of any government plan by the Bureau of Mines or other agency to seize anthracite mines if operators and miners fail to reach a wage agreement. The expected September 1 suspension of operations in the coal fields looms.
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Associated Press
Coolidge
Bureau of Mines
Move Screen 15 Aim Of Many Thousands But Few Are Chosen
Hollywood Calif July 31 AP dispatch reports thousands flock to screen for fame yet only a few succeed. Los Angeles film labor offices list 130200 registered with agencies. 123000 failed to break in. Extras earn 4 to 10 dollars daily. stunt work pays 1500 for motorcycle riding and 290 for quick circus scenes. Sixty percent of registrants are women, many clerks and shop workers seeking film work.
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Callinmaire
Cortland County indictments in heritage cattle scheme
Cortland County indictments against caste dealers and farmers were returned by a special grand jury investigating fraudulent hereditary cattle dealings. The AP report notes the panel's action amid ongoing inquiries into alleged misrepresentations and financial improprieties in cattle trade within the county.
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Associated Press
Cortland County
Lewis demands Warriner at firing line in Atlantic City
John J. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers of America, said talks on a new coal contract must include Samuel B. Warriner of the anthracite operators and William J. Richards. Warriner replied there would be no change in the operators' committee lineup.
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Associated Press
John J. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Ald
Samuel B. Warriner
William J. Richards
Warriner
Changeable Woman In Edmonton Marries On Original License
Edmonton Alberta seven years after a man bought a marriage license the bride has changed her mind twice and now plans to marry on the original license with the groom having kept the paper. The unusual case highlights a legal snag as the couple proceed with the planned ceremony.
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Alberta
Pigeons Employed to Carry News Copy in Tokyo
In contrast to 10 daily papers in Tokyo and other empires, Japanese news gathering relies on carrier pigeons due to primitive telephone and telegraph services. Each agency maintains trained pigeons that deliver thin copy sheets to editors, speeding transmission to correspondents.
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