Last Northern Baptist convention ends with Sabbath peace
A largely peaceful closing of the Northern Baptist convention contrasts with earlier turbulent sessions. Delegates debated fundamentalist influence and modernist embrace, defeating Park Avenue Baptist Church of New York over modernist leanings. A conciliatory Baptist missionary board resolution replaced conservative calls to withdraw modernist missionaries, signaling debate but no expulsion.
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Associated Press
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Northern Baptist
WA Abirnathy
Washington DC
Park Avenue Baptist Church
New York
Baptist Missionary Board
Baptist Fields
Tribes Secede and Rifian Army Breaks French Line
Paris reports a serious setback on the Moroccan front near Tara as Inval tribes secede and Rifians push through breaches in Prereh troops. The War Ministry notes increased enemy concentration and warns operations face difficulties, with French forces preparing to slow the assault and defend the line.
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Associated Press
Ministry of War
Tara
Galitars
Butte Man Injured In Alleged Struggle For Gun
J Jay MacCormick 35 of Butte remains in a local hospital with a possible fatal abdominal wound from a revolver shot. He alleges the injury occurred accidentally during a struggle with his wife over a weapon shortly after 4 AM. Doll Baker and Mrs Metogamek were held on investigation charges. Baker admitted spending much of the night with MacCormick in his car. The firearm had not yet been recovered by authorities.
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Jay MacCormick
Metogamek
Doll
Baker
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Doll Baker
McCormek
McCormy
Missing Men Found After Suspected Booze War Tangle
In Signal Mountain Tennessee two missing men Dre Wa Mason and Lawrence Bowman were found bound to a tree and burned by hooded men. The case involves prohibition agents and a feud between the Bowman and Godsey families with claims of frame up and dubious circumstances.
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Associated
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Dre Wa Mason
Guewean
Lawrence Bowman
Signal Mountain
Jim Thomas
Sam Godsey
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Vatican Loss Estimated At A Million Lira
Rome reports that St Peters suffered a loss exceeding one million lira after a Friday night robbery. Archpriest Meiro Del Vat said thieves escaped with irreplaceable items, though most precious objects nearby remained untouched.
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Cardinal Meiro del Vat
St Peters
Amateur clowns blamed after fatal rodeo pistol incident
At Goose Creek Tex a rodeo ended tragically when spectator Toe J Frank fell mortally wounded after amateur clowns fired pistols said to be loaded with blanks. Clowns RB Wing Edward Jaso and Tragerly were charged with negligent homicide.
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Toe J Frank
Edward Jaso
Landslide Forges Lake as Canyon River Dam Surges
A massive landslide in the Teton range Wyoming dammed a stream creating a lake half a mile wide and 220 feet deep above the former river bed. The Gros Vontros area slide swept several ranch houses away downstream over the intervening days.
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Teton Range
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Gros Vontros
Germany census shows population near 62.5 million
Berlin reports provisional German census figures for last month estimate 62,500,000 residents excluding the Saar region. War losses and territorial changes reduce the population, with deaths and decreased birth rates cited. Major cities exceeding 600,000 include Hamburg, Cologne, Munich, and Leipzig.
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Wildebeest Killed by Prince during Southern Africa Hunt
The Prince of Wales shot a blue wildebeest described as the largest ever seen here. Mounted on horseback he stalked the animal to about 150 yards, fired and pierced the heart. The royal party camps nearby and spends evenings singing around the campfire, with the prince playing a ukulele.
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Associated Press
Prince of Wales
Wales
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Merry
Prince
Montana Bankers Meet Aces List Of Notable Speakers At Glacier Park
President Hammond of the Montana Bankers association announced a program for the annual convention at Glacier Park. Speakers include Melvin A Praylor of First National Bank Chicago and W Irving Glover, with Count Nya Tolstoy and Ralph Parlette among guests. Governor John T Preston will open the session at 10 oclock. Praylor will discuss Our Idler days and Our Tomorrows at 2 PM on day one.
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First National Bank of Chicago
Irving Glover
Nya Tolstos
Frederick Walham Wile
Washington DC
Ralph Parlette
Chicago
Fupors Philopher
7Qo Hammond
Montana Bankers Association
Glacier Park
Samuel Ual
Northwest
Wash
Tohn TP Preks¢i
Hammond
Hammonds
Traylor
Supreme Court Morning Arguments Over Carterville Rosebud County Tax Funds
The state court hears petitions challenging the county treasurer of Rosebud County regarding disbursement of funds from the Carterville district. Attorneys Spaulthog and Metonneller argue for the petitioners, while the treasurer is represented by a state attorney general office. The file notes a hearing arrangement and sequence of accounts tied to proportionate imposts and bank figures in question.
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Rosebud
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Metonneller
Hugh Carter
Marty
Rammier
Shelton
Pepitanera
Pertners
Tate
Treasuer
Selinel
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Oarngater Avetrich
Pettians
Unclear OCR fragment on collapse and related incident
Fragmentary text references a collapse and possible incident with captions indicating continuation on another page. Readable elements include words like collapse, structure, Saturday, and warming, but no coherent names, places, or dates emerge.
AGS Reds 10 Send Coin 70 Aid Chinese
Unclear OCR text mentions AGS Reds 10 and sending coin to aid Chinese. Other fragments reference invitations and Chinese leaders. Content is garbled and lacks coherent events or names to verify.
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AGS Reds
Aliens Evacuate Canton as Tensions Persist
Canton July 4 8 Associated Press reports aliens have evacuated the city amid ongoing tensions. The scenario shows Japanese residents and other foreign emissaries fearing attacks as Hong Kong residents in Shamcen keep a wary watch daily.
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Associated Press
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Hongkong
Shamcen
Boy 2 Drowns In Horse Trough At Jamestown
Albert Sellers two year old son of Mr and Mrs Ray Sellers drowned in about eight inches of water after falling into a two foot deep horse trough near a ter near Jamestown. He was missed for a few minutes and found dead as his father milked Saturday evening.
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Albert Sellers
Ray Sellers
Dead Bandits Reward Proposal Sparks City Debate
A fragmented 19th century report outlines a plan to award coins for each dead bandit and mentions police efforts in Chicago and Cook County. It discusses anti crime measures and citizen role, with references to bankers associations and public safety actions.
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Hanks Fom
Engige
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Cook
Bankers Associa
Bar Les
Drop Denominational Blinders Promote Religious Unity
In Cleveland the Old Stone Presbyterian minister William Loulkes urges nearer cooperation among denominations. He argues against sectarian barriers that hinder Protestant mission work and asks churches to remove denominational divides to advance shared religious goals and overseas aid.
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Santa Barbara Faces Rebuilding After Earthquake
In quake struck Santa Barbara the city works to clear debris on Suite Street while contractors and public officials coordinate a long recovery. Workers press to complete temporary repairs as engineers assess damage and job seekers find immediate employment amid the disaster.
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Santa Barbara
Odhow Ogtesse
Suite
Cory S Mam
Board of Spublie Sareteine Reconstruction
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Howes
Two Die by Poison in Iowa Mystery Plot Unfolds
Reporting from an Iowa county, two deaths are linked to poison taken as medicine from a local drug store bottle. Investigators name Swart and associates. the case involves a physician and pharmacist and points to deliberate tampering with a suspect trial upcoming.
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Ev Tower
Weekend Accidents Result in Multiple Deaths and Injuries
Weekend accidents across the United States and Canada caused numerous fatalities and injuries. An air plane crash, a factory mishap, and a capsizing near Ontario contributed to the high toll with several deaths and many injuries reported.
Calkins Drowned in Snake River Idaho
Lewiston Normal School graduate Calkins, 18, son of Mr and Mrs Calkins of Tort tyar, drowned while wading in the Snake River today. His body has not been recovered.
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Belgium Roasts America Press Echoes
Fragmented OCR reads like a Belgium press mockingly roasting America with garbled phrases and stray proper nouns. The garbled text hints at editorial tone and foreign critique without clear names or dates.
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America
Attorney Dr Neal seeks injunction in Scopes evolution case
Dr John R Neal chief defense counsel in the Scopes evolution case virtually confirms he will seek a temporary restraining order from Judge Gore to block the state court from proceeding Friday. The move aims to challenge Tennessee evolution laws and potential impact on similar statutes nationwide.
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John R Neal
John T Scopes
Gore
United States District Court
United State
Neal
Ilge Gore
Oscar Holladay
Bank raid in Buckley leaves two Bao men dead
Associated Press reports two Bao men were killed after a bank robbery at the State Bank in Buckley, 23 miles east of Tacoma. One suspect, identified by Starslat Horton as Blackie Williams, is linked to Sumner. The other, Charles W Nogren 27, with Portland police records, is described as Williams accomplice.
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Tacoma
Associated Press
Wednesda
Buckley
Starslat Horton
Kang
Sumner
Blackie Williaams Williams
Police Department
Charles W Nogren
Portland Police
Safety First Crusade Organized by Unions
Washington July 3 Associated Press reports a pact between Secretary Hoover and AFL President William Green to stage a Safety First Crusade. The plan aims to advance labor reform through coordinated discussions and study groups at central conferences to curb trade costs.
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William Green
American Federation of Labor
Wtto
Yava Ambassador Arrives at Peaing Amid Shanghai Tensions
An Associated Press dispatch reports the Yava ambassador arriving in Shanghai aboard an 11‑destroyer contingent. The visit follows ongoing tensions and signals a possible mediation effort as officials in Peking coordinate discussions with foreign envoys.
Defense Test Day Faces Mixed Results and Calls for Study
Defense Test Day did not meet last year’s standards but backers urge continued defense readiness. A War Department review will study inventories, with final decisions on fixed dates or regional testing possibly to follow after yesterday’s nationwide events.
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War Department
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