Ku Klux Plan Bible Drive in Schools Nationwide
Clyda W. Osborne, grand dragon of the Ku Klux Klan, announced at Buckeye Lake Ohio that the annual meeting of grand dragons will launch a nationwide drive to force Bible-based teaching in schools. He said the group will also push for teaching creation alongside evolution while opposing the theory of evolution. The gathering runs through Sunday with Ohio events the final focus.
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Columbus. O
Asnociated Press
Clyda W. Osborne
Ku Klux Klan
Grand Dragons
Buck- Eja Lake
Saxo America
Ohio
Ironklave
Osborne
Klan
Mada
Court Order Bars Bible Teaching in Liverpool Schools
A preliminary injunction halted the board of education from teaching the Bible in Liverpool public schools. Rob Perry, a taxpayer, filed the suit in common pleas court. City solicitor Warry Brokaw’s demurrer was overruled. a hearing to make the injunction permanent will occur before the school term begins in mid September.
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Fant
Liverpool
Associated Presa
Board of Caeacion
Common Teas Court
Rob Perry
Warry Brokaw
Koon
Rich Indian Bride 16 Vanishes in Possible Kidnapping
Maude Lee Mudd Gordon a wealthy 16 year old Seneca from Miami Oklahoma disappeared after leaving a Los Angeles theater last week. Earl Gordon her husband an Miami automobile salesman reported she fled toward her hotel and has not been seen since. Probate guardian William Simms was informed and Gordon traveled to Muskogee to pursue the case amid fears of kidnapping.
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Muskogee
Okla
Associated Press
Gordon
John Shober Dies Pioneer and Loyal Mason Leader
John Shober, prominent Selena resident and empire builder, died yesterday at his Mis niece home. A lifelong lawyer and Mason, he helped shape the city for decades and never married. Funeral arrangements are pending with services at his sister-in-law Mrs Nalan’s home and burial at the family plot in Forestvale. The Shober name appears among early Milam and East Texas leaders, and he celebrated his 40th birth anniversary last year.
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John Shober
Selena
Mis
JT Nobu
East Lawrence Pired
Jamea
WeNnmoer
Wiest Baptista Church
Murlit
Col Cor Nolan
Torestvale
Shoher
Nalan
Jatin Bhaber
Metena
Interna
New Mexico Feud Ends in Usual Way MaGee Figures in a Killing
In East Las Vegas on August 21 Associated Press reports editor Carl C. MaGee of the Albuquerque New Mexico State Tribune shot and wounded John B. Lassatter and District Judge D J Leahy amid a hotel altercation. MaGee claimed self defense after being attacked. Sheriff Lorenzo Delgado took MaGee into custody in Rancho Viejo County. Leahy had previously prosecuted MaGee in two widely publicized cases. Continued on page two.
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New Mexico
MaGee
Las Vegas
Si M
Associated Press
Carl C. MaGee
Albuquerque
N. M
Storm Center of
John
B. Lassatter
D. J. Leahy
Lasangter
Wheahy
Prosecution Asks Detained Ellingson Girl Be Put Away
In San Francisco on August 21 the final address to the jury in Dorothy Ellingson’s matricide trial was delivered by Harmon Skillen. He recapped the crime from the mother Anna Ellingson’s Jan 13 shooting, urging that the girl be confined in prison to safeguard society. Court adjourned until 9:30 am next day for jury instructions.
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Prosecution
Ellingson
San Francisco
Associated Press
Dorothy Ellingson
Young
Harmon D. Skillen
Thas
Tme
Skillen
Anna Ellingson
Ila
Rir
Plea to America to Enter League
Williamstown Massachusetts August 21 Associated Press reports a plea to the United States to join the League of Nations to secure world peace. Dr William L Lappard of Geneva and a member of the permanent mandate commission urged action at the Institute of Politics annual session, describing the league as essential amid Europe’s turmoil and Germany’s evasive stance.
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Williamstown
Mass
Associated Press
United States
League of Ha
Institute of Politics
William L. Lappard
Geneva
Permanent Mandate Commission of He
Myre Ee
Escape report ties George Dutch Anderson to yacht Ida G
A Pensacola dispatch reports Aviation Pilot Burton Barber and Lt Braxton Rhodes saw a schooner believed to be the Ida G sailing away after an all day gulf search. Gulfport police Chief Byrd suspects Anderson and companions fled with a 55 foot seven masted yacht owned by Dr J W Gaston of New Orleans.
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Pensacola
Fla
Associated Press
United States
George
Dutch) Anderson
Ben Hance
Muncie
Ind
Burton RB. Barber
Braxton Rhodes
Gulf Coast
Ida G
Gulfport
Mass
Chick
Barber
Byrd
Anderson
J. W. Gaston
New Orleans
Dord
Chaplin Mother Still in America
Mrs Chaplin, mother of Charlie Chaplin, seeks another year of temporary leave to remain in the United States. Immigration officials, after reviewing her mental health treatment, grant an additional year with no extension expected, noting she may be unsafe for return to England.
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Washington
Labor Department
Tavis
Europe
Mmrs
Gannal Chapin
Charles Chagos
Lo Remaiy
Ils
England
Rioting feared in Vienna as anti Semite groups rally
Vienna reports rising fear of clashes on the eve of a convention amid uncertainty. Authorities, backed by anti semite and monarchist groups, pledge order while leaders assure no members will march. Police approval sought for tomorrow’s events.
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Vienna
Tewsh Telegraphic Agency
Ema
Tauthories
Anti Senate
Hakenkreuster
Federation of German Antiemite
Hakenkresser
Vairnna
Quarter Billion Tax Cut Advocated By Senator Watson
Indianapolis Aug 21 The Associated Press says United States Senator James F Watson urged a tax reduction of at least a quarter billion dollars. He called for repeal of automobile taxes and nuisance taxes imposed on most homes and living costs, and he also proposed railroad consolidation.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Associated Press
United States
James F Watson
Indiana Council
National Republican, Constructive League
Congress
Frinks a Suspect Slayer of Three
Denver police identify William Ehr as a suspect in a fatal August shooting on South Federal Boulevard. Carl Perry reportedly positively identified Ehr after members of a water car crew were among the victims. Police say Perry’s and Ehr’s stories must be checked before action. Three people died. one was seriously wounded.
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Denver
Colorado
Associated Press
Washington Rinker Tomeht
Carl Perry
William Ihr
South Federal Boulevard
Rinker
Perry
Ehr
Acton
Mane McCornick
Mra
Julia Stearnt
Krotter
Fred Fonkner
Merry
Seaplanes to Launch Historic San Francisco to Hawaii Flight
Two PN-9 seaplanes will depart San Diego harbor at 6 on Sunday for the first leg of a record attempt to fly from San Francisco to Hawaii. Capt. Stanford Mosee, flight project commander, said final adjustments and tests on the Hawaiian flight planes are essential before the ships can depart for the Pacific leg.
Abnormal Weather Blamed for Expedition Plans Abort
Washington reports the National Geographic Society described persistent standstill weather renditions as the reason for abandoning the MacMillan expedition’s plans to explore the Polar sea. The society noted the summer is unusual but not indicating an abnormal general weather pattern.
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Washington
Associated Press
Elieh
MacMillan
National Geographic Society
Operation Fails to Cure a Thief in Minneapolis
A 1924 Associated Press report recounts a court ordered surgery on Joly Howard of St Tau aimed at curbing criminal tendencies. After the operation, he reportedly confessed to thefts and was pardoned. Howard later claimed he suffered head pains and years of spells, with further details unclear due to garbled text.
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Winneapolis
Minn
Associated Press
Joly Howard
St Tau
Cevalus
Howard Old Giesterday
Sir Gene
Pepper May Mediate to Avert Coal Strike
Senator Wharton Pepper considered as mediator in the anthracite coal wage deadlock between operators and the United Mine Workers. With Samuel Warriner absent, discussions shift as prospects of a mediation move emerge amid wage dispute in Pennsylvania.
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Pepper
Jame
jJahor
Onenuld
New York
Miler Om
United States Senate
Wharton Pepper
Avinera
New England
Iis
Mahan Names Missoula Man to National Adjutant Role
John W. Mahan national commander of the Disabled American Veterans announces Missoula Montana man Corbly will serve as assistant national adjutant replacing Joseph Loog of Cincinnati. Corbly led Marine Corps units through World War I and is a journalism graduate from the University of Montana. He will oversee Disabled American Veterans Week from the national headquarters in Cincinnati. Continued on Page Ten.
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Cincinnati
Associated Press
John W. Mahan
V. 1
Cordly
Misaoula
Mont
Navnal
Joseph
Loog
Carbly
Otter
Mixsmula Sentinel
Marine Corps
Land
Ion Carbly
United States Veterans’ Bureau
University of Montana
Corbly
Mahan
Raymon A. Lasanee
Editors Planning Lively Convention In Montana
Preparations for a large Montana state press convention were substantially completed Thursday in Livingston. An elaborate entertainment program is planned for August 24, opening day, with invitations extended to a group of prominent writers and editors.
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Montana
Noriating
Livingston
Peterson
Trial in Young murder case stalls over nurse statements
Attorneys for Dr Thomas Young and the defense argued over alleged statements the dentist made to his former private secretary and office nurse minutes before he purportedly confessed to killing his wife and concealing her body in a cistern. The judge adjourned the hearing until Tuesday as he weighs the admissibility of those remarks.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
Thomas Young
Edwin FL Teho
Wim 'A
Andrews Bares His New LisI to Enforce Day Act
Washington is seeing the re organized prohibition army named with 24 federal administrators and one chief investigator. They will start forming staff within 10 days and take full charge September 1, aiming for an intensive campaign to enforce prohibition in the United States and possessions. The roster includes former city officers and a mix of veterans, with only six new appointees.
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Washington
Associated Press
Prohibition Army
United States
Divi‘sional
Three Wreck Probes Coming Deadly Denver Rail Disaster
Three separate investigations were opened after a Colorado rail disaster in which two firemen were hailed and two men on the trains were killed. The only passenger unable to leave the hospital was from Grand Island Nebraska, with recovery expected.
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Sada. Colo
Associated Press
Denver
Westerd
Gramste
Lola
Ud Tottman
Gmatta, Neb
JW. Tauahtenbaugh
Charles J. Phelan
Salida
Laughtenbaugh
Provide Fish for Yellowstone Park
A garbled notice refers to fish provisioning in Yellowstone Park with unclear details. It mentions a department and park authorities and hints at a planned shipment or event date but lacks readable specifics or outcomes.
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Yellowstone Park
East Has Whiff of Football Weather
The first real hint of football weather spread across the middle west and east as temperatures dropped to the 50s and 60s with scattered showers. Oklahoma was visited by a freak snow storm, White River Ont saw a drop below freezing, New York cooled from 84 to 57, and Chicago noted a steady moderation in temperature as autumn hints grew stronger.
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Chicago
Middle-West
Oklahoma
White River
New York
Governors Told no Hard Coal Strike Bluff Says Hammond
Governors and delegates from New England met to ease the coal crisis. They favored using substitute fuels to avert a hard coal strike, vowed to keep a permanent committee with John Jay Blamond as chairman and Henry J. Shattuck as secretary, and warned unions against striking while noting miners and operators face market losses and public fear of shortage.
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Hammond
Hoston
New Ireland
Eas
England
New England
John Jay9
Blammond
Odeman
Henry J. Shattuck
Rnston
Chavenan
Coolidge
Hammond Sah
Union
Thetda
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I Ro Wine
Frannie L Heece
Tloyd
Gans 7 Hionorary
Major Wo Wallace
O M. Lanstram
Wiliam Scallan
Jidge
Carl Rasch
Moses
America
Desperado
Thug
Chaplin
Frinks
Hawaii
Philadelphia
John Z. Leata
United Aine Workers of America
Lewis
Missoula
Young & Witness
Dorothy Mahan
Dorothy Seopoll
Andrews
Elias Marsters
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Woashargren
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