Straton Expects Evolution Debate with Darrow
Chicago August 2 Associated Press Darrow accepted a Darwin evolution debate challenge from John Roach Straton a New York pastor. Straton will take the negative side arguing that Earth is not evolving while Darrow will advance the evolutionary view. The challenge was confirmed in Greeley Cole and Chicago plans mentioned as the trial to settle the issue.
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Bridegroom Claims He Is Vanderbilt and Marries in California
A Helena Helena Independent recounts Harold, once dating a young woman linked to a Vanderbilt heir, posing as wealth and courting with promises of riches and luxury. After eluding questions with tales of mansions and private cars, the ruse collapsed amid legal threats and a failed communication attempt, ending with a marriage notice and new details surfacing yesterday.
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Vardernill
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Diangehter
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Vanderblit
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Dily
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Studewater
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Helena
Alo Ams
Tiarald
Vanderbilt
Uelh No Mian
Hope of Peace With Riffs Has Been Lost
Paris reports that peace talks with Rif chief Moulelil Tonin collapsed as France and Spain consider Abd Ebrin delaying peace delegates. French and Spanish forces press northern and southern fronts as Tsoul rebels near elimination and new enveloping moves begin in the Meareccan theater amid ongoing conflict.
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Advance on coal miners' wage talks sparks price demand
Philadelphia Aug 20. Price to rise $2.00 or more a ton if wage contract renewal fails. W W Inglis chairman of operators' sease committee notified Gov Kubler of Massachusetts and wrote to Gov Fuller about a conference of governors amid a possible strike threat.
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Pyihvimphia
Asceclaren Vressisiard
An- Ihodeite
W. W. Inglis
Alvan
T. Kubler
Masesechusetts
Toei
Gov. Fuller
Chinese Slapn and the Anian Government Conflict
Fragmentary OCR text references Chinese tensions and internal government clashes. Mentions Lao Changin and a dead soldiers section. Contains unclear place names and phrases, with no coherent incident or date.
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Thyanes
Charley's Aunt at Marlow staged on a Hollywood studio
The big screen adaptation stars Syd Chaplin in Charley's Aunt at the Marlow theater with a faux Oxford setting built entirely on a Christie Studio stage in Hollywood. Sets recreate Oxford colleges with removable exteriors for versatile long shots, producing a realism unseen on location.
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Marlow Theater
Christie Studio
Hollywood
Oxford University
Oxford
Charley
al Christie
Trout
Furce
James FR. Paget
Ethel Shatinan
Lowen Littlefield
Falalie Jensen
James
Morrison
David James
Priscilla Bonner
Iavely Mary A
Kline Carnival Opens Here Next Monday
The Abner K line shows set to open for a week starting next Monday evening on vacant lots north of Shing temple in Benton avenue. Advertising agent Jack Endress reports a Canadian fair run, good business in Bethel, and a popular 18-car ride praised as thrilling. The kiddie friendly midway features mini rides while the troupe tours by special train.
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Jack Bndresa
Bhetbey
Mr. Endress
Lawson Obse ties to Be Held Monday Next
Obituary notice states Victor F Lawson founder editor of Chicago Daily News will be buried in a simple service Monday at New England Congregational Church. No home visitation. simple rites reflect Lawson's wishes. Eulogies note his rise from humble beginnings to leadership and civic contribution in journalism.
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Associated Pyeas
Victor
Lawson
Chicago Tally News
New England Congregational Church
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Plymouth
Associated Presa
Coalidge
Vietor
Chicago Daily News
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Uhan
Athletic Scot Goes Into Mission Field
Edinburgh, Ava reports Evie Liddell the flying Scotsman and Scottish Olympic 40 meters champion has left for a missionary mission in China after winning several events at an athletic meeting. He was escorted by fellow students to a decorated carriage amid cheers and a brief farewell song at the station.
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Ava
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PresshoMflor
Evie Liddell
China
Lindel
Jesus
New Golf King Heade Looing News Crew
New York’s Becrek from Indno Saal wins a golf round at Cirden Guty on the ftat day. UR from Rurfata a Ma’s affectionately called has played golf for a while, seen as a worthy successor to the Coble post champion.
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Whmant Becrek
New York
Cirden Guty
Galt
Tre Coble
Fire damages at Billlines Implement plant fire
Aug 20. Fire and backfire damage at the Billlines Implement company basement. A freight elevator tripped a blaze estimated to exceed $20,000, with losses confined to the warehouse area and adjoining storage. No injuries reported.
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Ranalind
Billlines Implement Company
The Rivals Curtain Calls In San Francisco Bow
An open letter from Merrert Western praises Richard Brinsley Sheridan's The Rivals staged in San Francisco on June 9, 1925. The piece features James T. Powers as Bol Acres, Mrs. Fiske as Lydia, Chauncey Cleatt as Sir Lucius, and Kenneth Thomson as Captain Jack Absolute, with 12 curtain calls in act two and plans for a New York engagement next fall.
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Marlow
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Rene
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Eric Fieb Acre
James
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Otrleger Weeseee
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Garrick
London
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Acres
Fiske
Malaprop
Lela Fisher
Lydia
Jean
Chauncey
Lucius O'Thgeer
Leo
Kenneth Thomson
Jack Absolute
Sir Anthony
Merrert Western
Abie
Centennial Celebration of the Magna Charter Observed at Raham
A large crowd gathered August 2 to mark the Magna Charter anniversary with a service at the apot and a two mile march from Raham church to the Old Windsor Wind. Speakers, including Rialhop Darlington and Birgoneph Cook, urged justice and freedom as nearly 10,000 attendees joined in prayer and praise.
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Meade
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walRon
Pree State Arms Act Reopens in Dublin
The act, previously stalled, becomes operative for renewal of arm holders. Applications for licenses are to be processed, with delays noted since 1914. Officials anticipate renewed activity as the measure is reintroduced and likely to proceed.
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Dublin
Ava
Ingle Tom to Appear in Opera Season
Report from Loson dated August 2 notes a new edition of Waele Tan's Cabin set for English theater. Old Wode Tom, once famed for Charleston routines and "Them Cotton Pickin' Blues," is teased in a dramatic staged shoot scene and a wedding cake finale.
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Loson
Assaaon
Wode Tom
Simon Lepgre
Eliza
Tony Navers
Wie Lyi
Sketch Proves to Be the Laugh Getter Vaudeville Act
A Marion vaudeville program features a strong sketch Go into the Kitchen with Walter Fisher and company Trail Duvall Adelle Marsh Gale Latertee delivering witty farce. Also a Classic Hokam routine by Mietchen Missley and Toman Moray dances by Sonia and Aries and a soprano concert by Nada Norraine. Al Barnes closes with sleight of hand magic as Washington notes stock exchanges and a Wesleyan university image misprint.
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Missley
Toman Moray
Sonia Aml Aries
Ty Glen Flear
Nada Norraine
al Barnes
Morin Burnt Cork Tarred and Feathered in Burgettstown
Robert Narr, owner of a cleaning establishment in Burgettstown Pennsylvania, was tarred and feathered on a road near town after being abducted into a car by masked assailants. Local authorities, led by Justice of the Peace W. Battes, investigate to identify the attackers and determine motive as Narr recovers along the road.
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Vresay
Robert Narr
Julies
W. Bs Tattes Gard
Standard Oil Cuts Tank Wagon, South Carolina Excluded
Standard Oil of New Jersey announces another half cent per gallon drop in tank wagon prices across its territory. A prior one cent cut preceded by a broader two step price reduction was implemented last week. In South Carolina, the price was cut by one cent.
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Assay Nnited Presa
South Carolina
Standard Oi Company
New Jerney
Brain may emit distinct sounds by wireless waves
Pavia report claims the human brain emits distinct signals via wireless waves under hypnosis. Ferdinando Gazzamali of Milan’s university neurological department describes experiments with mentally suggestible patients, whose brain activity allegedly produced audible responses when hypnotized.
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Ferdinando Gazzamali
Revue de Metaphysique
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Milan
Emma Hong
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