End Is Near Verdict On Tuesday
Dayton Tenn July 1 By Use Foviated Stress The scopes cuss tonight neared six end. Observers say only two court days may suffice to close the relation test and reach a verdict exonerating the young school teacher or sending the case to higher courts. Scientists lawyers and stenographers work on eight to ten statements to show what experts would testify had they been allowed to take the witnesses. Judge John T Maulston continued.
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Fort Union Celebration Praises Indian Citizenship Leader
July 18 Mant Fort Union celebration honors General Hugh L. Scott as an advocate for expanded Indian education health work and a reorganization of the Indian department. The expedition leaders urge Fort Union be preserved as a national park with ceremonial peace pipe and sign language rituals observed by 400 Indians and 150000 onlookers.
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Congress
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Indian Department
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J. B. Erickson
Montana
Stiles
Northwest
Missouri
Hugh Scott
Bryan Slaps Liberals in Personal Roast at Dayton
William J. Bryan denounced evolution and asserted a conspiracy against Christian faith. He attacked Darwinism, warned it leads to barbarism, and urged the public to see evolution as unproven. The note appears in a July 18 dispatch with continuation promised on Page Seven.
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Darrow Answers Bryan Inquisition Charge in Scopes Trial
Dayton July 1 The Associated Press reports that Clarence Darrow defended his side in the Scopes trial, saying the case was not about religion versus science but about ensuring the court remains free of such clashes. He criticized Daily prayer in court and noted many Christians doubt literal Bible interpretation. He argued for a higher court review and broader education on science in other states.
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Weather Outlook For Coming Week In Northern Rockies
Washington dispatch notes the forecast for the week starting Monday in the northern Rocky Mountain and plateau regions. Expect a brief period of scattered showers toward the middle of the week, followed by cooler conditions at week end and normal temperatures thereafter.
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Chicago Gunmen Kill In Heat in South Side Salon
Chicago on July 18 reports say James Vinci driver of the death car and Joseph Gramada known as Machine Gun Joe shot and killed each other outside a south side saloon. The night’s violence ties to past gang conflicts and political turmoil in the city.
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Assesiated Press
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Massy Enright
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Joseph
Machine Gun Joe
Gramada
Watian
Vinci
Tim’ Murphy
Noy
Leavenworth
Supreme Court
Owas
Butteman Shoots Supposed Robber in Grocery Affair
John M. Harrington, 34, alleges he was shot by J. J. Ledford, 79, grocery store proprietor, after Harrington drew a revolver during a purchase of chewing tobacco and fled the till. Harrington is reported fatally wounded while Ledford claims self defense and robbery motive.
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J. J. Ledford
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Billings Boy of 8 Killed by Train
George Maxwell eight years old was killed instantly by a west bound freight train as he stood on a track watching an east bound Burlington freight. Redd Smith who stood with him jumped to safety down a steep embankment.
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Burlington
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President Pays Call on Secretary Weeks
President Coolidge paid a surprise visit to Secretary Weeks at his home near Gloucester to check on Weeks’s recovery from a recent illness. He rode with Secretary Everett Sanders and arranged the call by telephone. In Gloucester, Senator Curtis of Kansas, a Republican, is due at White Court as a house guest for several days to discuss next year’s plans.
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Weeks
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Curtina
Kansas
Sandler
White Court
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Plana
Longworth would tax big incomes to cut taxes on securities
Cincinnati July 18 The Associated Press reports Representative Nicholas Longworth speaker of the House urged reducing taxes on large incomes to discourage investment in non tax able securities. He claimed a constitutional amendment failed due to party opposition and advocated a plan to broaden the tax base to lower consumer prices by boosting employment and competition. Representative John P. Till of Maryland urged rights and curtailment of federal bureacracy.
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Associated Press
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Congress
White House
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John Pup Till
Maryland
Car crash at North Dakota State fan grounds injures crowd
A car driven by Claypool of Chicago smashed through a fence into a North Dakota State fan crowd injuring Grant Vonke 80 and four others. Emergado man Thdkke suffered leg injuries, Ehngson from Northwood had both legs broken and chest crushed. Claypool skidded while trying to avoid another driver and may have internal injuries.
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Associated Press
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North Dakota
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Claypool
Senator Moses predicts tax cuts and Coolidge re election
Washington reports Senator Moses of New Hampshire as president pro tempore predicts a substantial tax reduction by the next Congress with retroactive effect to next March. He says New England voters expect President Coolidge to be renominated and re elected, viewing it as all but certain.
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Associated Press
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New Hampshire
Senate
New England
Coolidge
Death of girl linked to lover's jealousy in Buffalo
Buffalo police say Mike Kasnowski of Buffalo confessed to shooting Miss Mildred Durke of Fortnett New York and placing her body in the woods. Authorities cite jealousy over the girl paying attention to other men as the motive.
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N.Y
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Bufigio
Mildred Durke
Fornett
South Dakota to reopen gas price cut fight, Gunderson says
Governor Carl Gunderson announced after a hastily convened state gasoline board meeting that South Dakota will reopen its gasoline price-cutting drive and pursue the fight to a finish.
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Pierra
Associated Press
South Dakota
Carl Gunderson
Violation of Volstead Act Allegations Spread
Washington reports from United States attorneys reveal new evidence of corruption in enforcing prohibition. Details given to the Department of Justice describe alarming conditions within prosecuting jurisdictions. Officials say the disclosures prompt calls for coordinated federal and state action and note funding shortfalls.
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Andrews
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Treasury
United States
Department of Justice
Department
French Begin to Get Out of Ruler
German cities in the Ruhr region report progress as French troops retreat from several towns. Bochum’s evacuation is expected by tomorrow or Monday as authorities work to restore control and assess damage from the occupation.
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Hottran
Dorsten
Borken
Bochum
Post Office Charges Hearings Set by Congressional Panel
Washington reports that post office charges will be reviewed by a special congressional postal commission. Chairman Moses will convene hearings Monday to consider a permanent postal rate revision with Postmaster General New testifying first. He will outline operational details of the nose rates that took effect last April as a basis for discussion.
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Associated Press
Congress
Moses
Sperial
Congressional Point
Pacific coast millers push Montana wheat export trade
Witnesses told Interstate Commerce Examiner Jewell that western Montana wheat sustains export milling on the coast and that maintaining the 7 cent rate is essential to developing Orient trade. They argued domestic rates restrict competition with Canada and emphasized rising coastal flour and wheat exports to the Orient.
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Examiner Jewell
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P Pacific
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Pacific Coast
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Orient
O. J. Fisher
Fisher Flour Mills
Seattle
Chad
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Partha
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Portland
Northwest
Sperry Flour Mills
Lette
Taroma
Quattic
North Pacific Millers Association
Oreigoo
Washington
Idaho
W. O H. Cahill
Desert Heat Kills Seven in Needles Front. Others Suffer
In Needles California July 1 the desert heat wave caused multiple deaths and prostrations. The dead include Harry Scott of Detroit at Saratoga Springs and Miss Cecelia Izen of Burlington head waiteress at the Harvey House Needles. Andrew Brennan of San Rafael a rear carpenter and Mrs Idol of Seales among the injured. An unidentified Mexican was found dying near Amboy and another unnamed man near Barstow. George Cornwall of Santa Fe Press was hospitalized in San Francisco. Temperatures in Needles reached 125 degrees with many more prostrations reported.
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Seeiles
J.T. Bnewett
Needle
Ives
Mies Tiren
Brennan
Mary Leon
Amboy
Unie Pacific
Barstow
George Cornwall
Santa Fe
San Francisco
Boost Writer for a Seat in Senate
Milwaukee editor John Me was endorsed by the party committee as a candidate in the primary to fill the vacancy in the senate caused by the death of Robert Lavol Tette. The endorsement signals wide party backing for the editorial writer on a local newspaper.
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Milwaukee
Associated Pressi
John Me. Wark
Nvewspae Ner
Socialier Party
Fio. Laine
Senate
Robert Af. Lavol- Tette
Former Montana Man Victim of Mex Bullet
Washington reports Vice Consul Harold G Bretherton was shot in the back on July 16 in Apas Mexico but the wound is not serious. Causation unknown. likely not aimed at him. Bretherton, a Montana native who moved with his parents as a child, studied chemistry and has lived in Aguas Calientes since 1910.
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Ible
Montana
Washington
Apas Lesfientes
Mexico
Don St. Haven
Harold G Bretherton
Department of States
Emassy
Bretherton
Ontario
Aguas Calientes
Silver Producers Called in Session in Salt Lake City
American Silver Producers association calls directors meeting in Salt Lake City on August 10. Henry M. Rivers, secretary, issues the notice on instructions from AW Mont Ferry, the president currently in New York.
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Nev
Associated Press
American Silver Producers' Association
Salt Lake Cy
Henry M. Rivers
Mont Ferry
New York
Flood Devastates Seoul After River Bursts Banks
Dispatches from Korea report a large portion of Seoul inundated as the river overflows its banks. A Osaka dispatch says all lines of communication to Korea have been severed and damage is worse than earlier reports indicated.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Korea
Osaka
Colorado Ku Klux Klan Surrenders Charter in Colorado
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Blunder of former examiner Skelton corrected by Supreme Court
The Rosebud County treasurer must restore accounts of Cartersville irrigation district and Colon District No 4 after a mandamus suit. The Supreme Court upholds that losses in failed banks fall on the county general fund, not the school district, and that county boards bear responsibility for safeguarding funds. The Cartersville district was charged $1,000 and the school district more than $24,000.
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Supreme Court
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McVonnell
Tfelena
A. W. Rourke
Bithnasy
Hugh Carter
Velena
Cousel
Worldes
High Court
Montana
Staute
Board of County Commissioners
Rosebuil
Riff Offensive Diminishes on French Front in Morocco
In French Morocco on July 15 officials report the Riffian assault near Fez weakening. New losses and failed attempts to seize positions reduce pressure while French commanders claim progress and reduced enemy activity along the Quersan region.
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French Morocco
Abd Els
Blood money upon heads of robbers in Case county
Chicago reports a reward increase to 2.00 for killing or capturing a bank robber in Case county Illinois. Illinois Bankers Association secretary Graettinger announced the Case county board of supervisors approved adding 1.9N to a parallel reward offered by the county federation of bankers for the dispatching or apprehension of bank robbers.
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Chicago
Associated Pressi
Case County
Ilinois
Graettinger
Mahan Proposes Veteran Relief Plans in AMA Spokesperson
John W. Mahan of Helena Montana newly elected national commander of the Disabled American Veterans sets forth goals for World War I veterans. Reinstatement of lapse government insurance, preservation of face value, a permanent veterans bureau medical service, vocational training for disabled veterans, and opposition to absorbing the bureau into a new education department are urged along with security measures and compensation for tubercular veterans returned to work.
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Auto¢tated
John W. Mahan
Yelena
Mont
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