Dayton Trial Storm Looms As Court Requests Order
Day ton Tenn July 12 Associated Press Sunday in Dayton on the eve of the Scopes trial resumed was marked by tense activity as court action loomed. The dispute over testimony and courtroom procedure dominated proceedings with sermons interrupted and lawyers arguing over the sequence of evidence. The day featured anticipated courtroom clashes over scientific testimony and the orderly taking of witnesses as the defense and prosecution prepared for tomorrow’s sessions.
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Dayton Tenn
Associated Press
Dayton
Charelys Jietar
WG Bard
Bryan Delnery
Bray
John
Pryan
Vr Talter
Gener Vestrictdy
Spread of disease alarms California
Sacramento Califury 12. The prevalence aid spread out mfa tile paralysis on California 14 rec onnived is a situation calling for mimrdiate attention by the state heard of health A total of 375 cases of infantile paralysis through out the site have been reported since January 1.
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Sacramento
Califuly
California
Drive Japs Out of Oregon Town Over Mill Jobs Riot
July 12 report of Toledo Oregon where 720 white residents forced Japanese workers from the Pacific Spruce mill, marching on the quarters, driving 12 Japanese across the county line. No shots fired. guards refused and guns thrown into the bay. Sheriff arrested dozens, while tensions over Japanese labor and white displacement grow as community plans to remove remaining workers.
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Toledo
Oregon
Associated Press
Pacific Spruce Corporation
Dumber Company
Cort
Tohon
Qmail Campane
Aay
Sherif Tiersetal
Miron Guerner
Fick
Wos Crher
Tineoly
Ay the Wall Company
Midi Spruce Corporation
Ant
Comytt
Turn in Tide of Gold and Effect Washington July 12
Washington notes the gold standard and rising use of credit from Federal Reserve banks as banks face a changing position since wartime. The Federal Reserve System, President Coolidge, and Treasury Secretary Mellon are praised by the Vin tant association for resolutions and leadership.
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Washington
Svdent
Federel
Gloner Park
Asewiated
Federal Reserve System
Jalii Cooldge
Andrew J Mellon
Trevaury
Vintant Association
Charlo Vandethook
Aacatia
Istamal Hank
Beveman
Phy
Vahier
WON Clark and
Drothe Bankers
Toh
Romersa Elena
Evangelist Brings Peace to Faction-Torn Town in Mississippi
The Mississippi town of Washanigan resolves months of bitter factional strife after evangelist Rev Howard Williams, preaching in Hattiesburg, persuades both sides to abandon bootlegging gunplay and gambling. Residents hail Williams for restoring calm as state officials praise the ceasefire and call the change a breakthrough in local peace.
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Herrin
Washanigan County
Tray
Howard Walhams
Hattiesburg
Miss We
Gun Oling
Gamble
Boyne Battle Riot In Scottish City Declares Parade Clash
Glasgow Scotland July 12 Associated Press reports over a hundred people were injured as a parade commemorating the Battle of the Boyne near midnight broke into clashes between Orangemen and opponents. Police dispersed combatants as bottles and rocks flew in the street.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Associated Press
Rayne Pitt
Airplanes search for army deserter near Plattsburg
Air crews fly from Mitchell Field toward Plattsburg and the foothills of northern New York to locate Phthp Knapp, an army deserter suspected in the murder of Louis Penetle, as authorities seek any clue to his whereabouts.
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Mineola
Associated Press
Tua
Mitchell Field
Plattsburg
New York
Louis Penetle
Knapp
Seattle Captain Circles Horn in 30 Foot Boat
San Pedro news reports Captain Drake of Seattle dropped anchor en route to Ty 'ado to round a horn in a 30 foot boat. The voyage includes formation around the Horn legend and Pan American passage plans. Crew and shipper accompany the captain, details sketched from AP copy.
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Horn
San Pedro Caly
Associated Press
Bom Drake
Seattle Wash
U S Aids Powers in Chinese Obligations Talk
Swampscott Massachusetts July 12 The Wesperted Press reports that the United States aims to compel China to honor treaty obligations and protect foreign lives. Washington conference leaders say the policy centers on scrupulous observance of obligations and safeguarding foreigners as relations with China move toward a customs conference settlement and broader agreements with major powers.
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Wesperted
China
Foraignere
Conridge
Washington
Pahes
Washington S
Lovergey Dent
Woh
Ray
Gey
Kellogg
Chuva
Pental
Chima
Chita
Washingtott
Forigmere
Ure
Koling
Prestert
Mate Agai
Me Kellege
Outra Lereiterdal
Reverend Burdick Resigns Presbytarian Pastorate
Rev Newiman Hall Burdick steps down after serving 17 years at the Helena Presbyterian Church to take a national role with the Department of Field Promotion for Christian education. His removal ends Helena’s longest tenure since 1867, with the church planning to select a successor and Burdick moving to Intermountain Union College board duties.
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Presbyterian Church
Hasing
OW Burdigen
Department of Field Promotion Board of Christian Education
Presbyterian Witteh
Burdick
Piret Presbytouen
Rey
Burdvb
Welen
Palen
Chineh
Vontana
Weyner
Burdich
Omaha
Helena Chinch
Pov Voure
San Anselmo Cal
MH W ON Sloane
Wrs
Phil G Lchroeder
Mio Burdick
Iitor Coward
Ruadtcle
Miro Burdick
Intermountain Union College
Vr Burdick
Hweedigen
Orchurch
Christiamede Ton
Immedius
Cnnferrate
Misa Peterson
Chicago
French budget talks narrow to two points in senate
Paris July 12 The Associated Press reports the French budget debate narrowed to two issues as the senate and chamber met. The first concerns whether the air tax paid in one year can be deducted from the declared income for the same year. The second concerns exemptions for certain traders and the business turnover tax, which the counter sought to widen. The exchange highlighted tensions between the senate and the chamber with Mo Caillaux as the finance minister.
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Paris
Associated Press
Senate
Chamber
Fear 9 Dead in Oil Tank Car Fire Disaster
Nine men perished in a fierce tank car fire following a collision on the railroad line. Six more are missing as flames swept the wreckage, delaying rescue crews from confirming the full extent of the tragedy near a freight yard. Witnesses described burning cars and the danger of petrol fumes as responders worked to reach the scene.
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Caplesia
Freigh
Amin Fed
Lake Michigan on spree alarms beachgoers in panic
A chaotic day at Chicago area beaches as rising tides and receding water frightened bathers. Reports describe crowds fleeing as the lake level surged then dropped, with lifeguards and officials coordinating evacuations and safety precautions.
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Lake Michigan
Michigan
Jural
Chicago
Atom
Subways Hit by Flood as Water Main Bursts in City
Confusing OCR fragment reports a water main break flooding New York City subway tunnels. Thousands of workers and commuters faced delays as the system ground to a halt, with crews working to restore service and assess damage.
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New York City
Raeporta
Tanes Squire
Gras
Death Claims Helen in Tragic Domestic Incident
A fragmented report describes a fatal incident claimed by a husband and associates at an unspecified location. The text mentions Helen, a possibly central figure, and hints at abuse or a violent encounter preceding the death. Details remain unclear due to garbled OCR text.
Labor calls White House to press China on territorial rights
An American Federation of Labor appeal to President Coolidge urges steps to convene an international conference and abolish foreign territorial rights in China. William Green, president of the federation, writes to main executive asking action to curb these privileges amid Chinese outbreaks and to boost industrial development. Canton unrest grows as Cantonese soldiers attack missionaries and locals. ships' crews strike, foreign volunteers man some vessels, and the situation in the Shameen remains tense.
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Washington
Associated
Coolidge
China
Cvte
Weihe
Pawels
Desrr
William Green
Evecitte
Canton
Striks
Sirikergi
Herime
Stong Kong
Shameen
Evolution Battle Over Bible Creation Sparks Church Talk
At First Congregational Church Secretary Curt D Wilbur says belief of creation does not hinge on how God made the universe. The remarks touch on science, faith, and the role of evolution in understanding creation.
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San
Dave de Cope
Yapper
Widespread heat across Rockies and Plains
Temperatures ran high in Rocky Mountain cities and western U S towns with Denver reaching near record highs, in contrast to cooler readings elsewhere. Omaha and Billings reported scorching highs around 102 and 98 respectively, with showers offering brief relief.
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fBy
Vreos
Rocky Mountain
Grand Junction
Havre
Mont
Helena
Wies
Salt Lake City
Kidnap Fear Over San Antonio Child Case
After a day of turmoil including an unconfirmed report that Mrs Virgin Canaday and her nine year old son Reacoe had left San Antonio to prevent a July kidnapping plot by Roscoe Canaday, a tense night settled on their home as relatives waited on the second floor. The Canadas and the boy’s grandparents remained downstairs awaiting word as authorities pursued the case.
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Sarntonio Tex
tByless Ottered
Mra
Virgin Canaday
Reacoe
San Antonio
Roscoe Canaday
New York
Canadas
Caillaux Injured In Car Crash Near Tree
The report notes Mme Caillaux sustaining injuries after a car accident that smashed into a tree. It mentions Finance Minister Catuis and a senatorial vacancy, with votes and political context surrounding the incident.
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Caillaux
Ange
Joseph Cet
Vine Courlaay
Mawlards
Catuis
Alevitan
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