Darrow refuses reimbursement for Scopes trial expenses
Clarence Darrow, lead defense counsel in the Scopes trial, told the Civil Liberties Union he would not seek repayment for his costs. He said the case had educational value and noted that heavy expenses for witnesses had driven funding needs. The CLU plans to publish trial highlights in book form under Arthur Gaylord Hays.
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Associated Press
Clarence Darrow
Scopes
Dayton
Tenn
Civil Liberties Union
Darrow
Ion
United States
Union
Arthur Gayfield Hays
Helena Age Goes 10 Battle With Rifis
Seven American aviators volunteer for service with the French force in Morocco and plan to fly from Le Bourget tomorrow with a French pilot. The group includes Colonel Charles Sweeney of Spokane and Lt Colonel Charles Elwood of Philadelphia.
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Charles Elwood
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Austen Parker
Velena
Mont
Granville Pollock
New York
W. Graham Bullen
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Wiss
Arthur Holden
le Bourret
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Tarcelona
Alicante
Malaga
Spain
Mediterranean
Tangier
Rahal
Trunk murder puzzles Chicago police after body found
Chicago August 4 The Associated Press reports the trunk murder case as police locate Joseph Bender a junk dealer missing since last Friday inside a trunk in a south side theater dressing room. Police search for Alonzo Hall a janitor believed to have known Bender.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Joseph Ender
South
Alonzo Hall
Nelice Beeve
Bender
World Court Will Have Rough Passage in the Senate
Senators Lemont and Swanson forecast acceptance of Coolidge world court recommendations by the next senate session but warn concessions to irreconcilables could derail ratification. Pepper, a Sharp opponent of the League, is visiting Swampscott as the debate intensifies.
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Washington
Associated Press
Coolidge
Senate
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Lemont
Wisconsin
Swanson
Virginia
Swampscott
Senator Pepper
Pennsylvania
League of Nations
Industrial chiefs head to Yellowstone for holiday trip
A special five-car private train carrying industrial leaders including Thomas Cochrane of J P Morgan, Charles Dennelly of Northern Pacific, Stephen Kirsh of the Northern Treitic road board, E W Decker of Northwestern Bank, and J W Winter of Northern Pacific plus Vale Tinsden of Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, passed through Billings en route to Yellowstone National Park for the holiday. The group also includes Decker's daughters Susan and Elizabeth.
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Billings
St. Paul
Yellowstone National Park
Thomas Cochrane
J. P. Morgan
New York City
Charles Dennelly
Northern Parife
St. Pauly
Stephen Kirsh
Theorthern Treitic Road
Wennerott Corporation
New York Cie
E.W. Decker
Northwestern Bank of Minneapolis
Susan
Eligabeth Decker
3. W. Winter
Northern Pacific Railroad
Vale Tinsden
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Pastor Straton to Debate Liberals on Evolution
In New York on August 4, pastor Calvary Baptist Church leader Straton said he would challenge Clarence Darrow to 19 to 20 debates on evolution. He named four cities, New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Atlanta, as venues and noted prominent backers forming a group to pursue the campaign against teaching evolution in tax supported schools. If Darrow declines, Nedley Field Malone would be challenged.
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Wilt Senneevan
Mamre
John Roard Straten
Calvary Baptlal Church
Asbury Park
Straton
Kerty
New Yorknra
Ted Straten
Clarenee Darrow
Chicago
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Darrow Decisien
Nedley Field
Malone
Minnesota's Old Territorial Divorce Rights Recallled
Minneapolis reports on a 19th century practice where territorial assemblies granted marriage licenses and divorces. The 1887 state constitution ended such powers, recalled by William Watts Folwell and tied to Minnesota history and the display of early legislative bills at a local bank exhibit.
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Minneapolis
Associated Press
Legislative Assembly
Eleazer F. Ting
Eliora Ring
William Watts Folwell
University of Minnesota
Uie
Mexico declares deadline for revolutionary claims
Mexico City reports President Alles issues a decree requiring all damages claims caused by revolutionary forces and other claims not decided by the American-Mexican claims commissions to be filed by December 3. After that date such claims will be admission denied.
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Mexico Ci
Associated Preas
Alles
General
Special
Rain Mystery 4 unfolds amid a murder probe and sly escapes
Retired countryman Samuel Honeybun discovers Mood in a rain gauge on the day Sir Francis Lathrop is murdered. Sir Guy Lathrop, the nephew, is suspected after aiding a marriage scheme and flees into hiding. Detective Adrian Klyne pursues clues against Wilmot and Hank Wilmot, alias Monkey Face, while unexpected help arrives from Mrs. Vansittart and a Scot, Mr. Griswold, amid schemes, birds, and a tense pursuit near Lathrop Grange.
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Parglish
Francis Lathrop
Guy Lathrop
One Gagel
Margaret
Francis
Adrian Klyne
Henevban
Wilmat
Monkey Face
Vna
Lathrop Grange
Vansittart
Francis Lathenp
Criswold
Horace Griswold
Scotland
London
Grange
Guy
Pontiff and Foch greet Knights at Duluth convention
Duluth Minnesota August 4 The Knights of Columbus opening sessions feature greetings from Pope Pius and Marshal Pech of Vraine. Edward L Fearn receives special distinction for the longest pilgrimage to the supreme convention. The first section of the Columbian Squires is inaugurated with 30 Duluth boys present.
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Hearn
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Via Delle Marate
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Haly
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Bro
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France
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Europe
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Plearn
James A. Flaherty
Philadelphia
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Columbian Sauires
Knights of To Tunhus
Knights of Colonias
Notre Dame University
Betl
Barnabas
America
Ilyin Coolidge
Antelope Protection Sought at Broadus
Broadus officials announce new deputy game wardens C W Waite Henry Stover and Gene Tanks appointed by State Game Warden Robert E T Mill as wardens for the Little Towder river area. They gain arrest authority to enforce antelope preservation amid long-standing range in the preserve.
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Broadus
C. W W. Waite
Henry Stover
Gene Tanks
Robert ET
Towder River
Death of James Stoy Investigated for Poisoning in May
An investigation led by Assistant District Attorney Joseph O Connell found that James Stoy died May 21 from poisoning caused by lethal administration. The case was prompted by Aden Hoy’s brother and involves contested estate terms and ongoing inquiry into the Garden scene and potential interference.
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Altorary
Joseph O'Connril
James Stoy
Floy
Aden Hoy
St. Louis
O'Ananell
Dave
Adon Hoy
Oconnell
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