Fundamentalists May Convene for Knox Ape Trial
Dayton banquet will launch plans for a national fundamentalist convention in September during the Scopes appeal. Knoxville favored for central location and Bryan memorial efforts, with governors and congressmen expected, to organize against modernism.
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Knoxville
Renn
Auglia-Knoxville
Scopes
Supreme Court
William J. Bryan
Dayton
Austin Peay
W. Upshaw
Georgia
George F. Washburn
Massachusetts
Friends of
Bryan
Y. £. Robinson
United States
Lower South
New Ireland
Swedish rush to secure air licenses
Stockholm Europe attracts tourists eager to fly as regular air services begin. In Sweden operation between Malmo and Hamburg, Stockholm and Helsingfors, Malmo and Copenhagen has drawn nearly three hundred individuals seeking licenses for aerophines amid ongoing regulatory changes.
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Stockholm
Europe
America
Sweden
Re-gulay
Malmo
Ilamburg
Helsingfors
Copenhagen
Individuds
American societies to tour Germany this summer
American societies plan tours to Germany this summer with new groups joining. The Schluraffia society of New York and Brooklyn sails 200 members, while the Badische Harmonie Society will spend substantial time at the Rhineland’s thousandth year celebrations.
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Perlina
Germany
Ba Uy
Schluraffia
New York
Brooklyn
Badische Harmonie Society
Rhineland
Revolvers Seized by Detectives in Raids
Toledo August 11 detectives raided a $25 000 residence in an exclusive area seizing about 200 revolvers and a dozen sawed off shotguns and rifles. Albert House 29 Terre Haute Ind described as a safecracker was arrested.
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Aavacikuiad
Toledo
Albert House
Terre Haute
Ind
Youths Arrested This Morning On Charge Of Theft
Four Cassard youths aged 13 to 18 were taken into custody by officers Starnes and Anybergon on a shoplifting charge. They allegedly possessed apparel from Castes Fullers Frazee Variety Store and items from Army Goods Store. A pair of shoes from Smith Blakley Co. was found with one youth. another was seen exiting a rear door with shoes. They were jailed and to be sent to Blountville for grand jury proceedings.
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Virginia
Hobart
Buehlannan
Bert Rogers
Claude Fletcher
G. C. Winegar
Starnes
Anybergon
Castes
Fullers
Frazee
Army Goods
Smith Blakley Co
Blount Ville
Smith
Mr. Cope
Ben
Evangelist Buys Time For Anita Toomer Return
Louisville preacher Rev. L. Toomer says he will drop his eye for eye doctrine if 15 year old Anita Toomer is brought home unharmed. He planned to seek a warrant for the local paper hanger accused of persuading the girl to leave home as he waited with a revolver.
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Louisville
Anita Toomer
L. Toomer
Anita
Hanger
Secretary Involved in Suit Allegations at Washington Office
Florence Dallan, servant to Congressman Frank Scott, testifies in Scott divorce case that Scott and his secretary Jane Kennedy were alone in the House office building in April two years ago under suspicious circumstances.
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Asaocihied Pros Alpena
Midh
Florence Dallan
Frank Scott
Edna Scott
Scott
Jane Kennedy
Washington
Aged War Veteran Dies In Kentucky
Captain Joseph Pettus a 71 year old Confederate veteran of Morgan's command died at his home in Louisville after a three week illness He was later known in insurance and banking circles and was born in Tanpaste Kentucky.
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Louisville
Joseph Pettus
Morgan
New Kentucky Elks Elect D. D. Crabbe President
D. D. Crabbe of Winchester was elected president of the Kentucky Elks at the state convention in Henderson. Hazard was chosen as next year’s meeting place.
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Henderson
D.D. Crabbe
Winchester
The
Kentucky Elks
Hazard
Strike Looms as Miners Prepare for Sept. 1 Tie Up
Atlantic City reports John L. Lewis of the UMWA standing firm against wage increases and the checkoff. Officials say suspension of hard coal operations on September 1 seems likely, with little sign of miner-led peace overtures. Government intervention is unlikely.
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Atlantic City
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Samuel D. Warriner
Wartiner
Lewis
Warriner
Hoover
Chief of Narcotic Division Arrested in Chicago
Colonel Will Reach head of the narcotic division and three trusted assistants were arrested on charges of bartering drugs for stolen goods. The raid on opium joints in Chinatown by agents followed Beach's arrest, yielding clues to the investigation. A drug peddler they arrested had bond set at 10000, later reduced to 1000, with stolen items tied to the agents.
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Irene
Chicago
Will Reach
Internal Revenue Bureau
Chinatown
Beach
Confederate
Bryan Memorial Site Chosen in Florida
Clewistown Florida has been selected as the site of the national monument to the late William Jennings Bryan, announced by his god daughter. The announcement came from New York on August 11.
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New York
Clewistown, Fla
National Monument
William Jennings Bryan
Markets Louisville August 11 cattle hogs sheep and lambs
Market notes show cattle about one hundred head steady, hogs five hundred steady eight to fourteen cents, sheep one thousand steady, lambs fourteen dollars, ewe and wether prices around forty to fifty dollars, sheep at fifty five dollars down.
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Louisville
Ewe Wethers
Good Roads Chief Tops East Tennessee Plans At Meet
Business Men Club hears plans for a Kingsport to Greeneville hard surfaced road and formation of East Tennessee Association to unite regional towns. Members from Greeneville, Knoxville and others discuss securing officers at Knoxville meeting August 19 and sending delegates to Greeneville August 25 for road talks. Community fair plans are dropped due to severe drought affecting exhibits.
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Kingsport
Greeneville
The
East Tennessee, Inc
East Tennessee Association
Business Men's Club
Frank Levette
Chamber of Commerce of
Tennessee
Lovette
East Tennessee
Johnson City
Bristol
Morristown
Knoxvile
Cost of Living Increase Reports Vary by City
The Associated Press notes July 15 retail food costs rose 1 to 7 percent nationwide, while Salt Lake City saw a 2 percent decrease. The report covers urban changes through mid July and highlights regional differences.
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Washington
Salt Lake City
Mary Spas Triet Seeks Nun Life in New Jersey
Newark reports Mary Louise Spas, a 21 year old Bohemian girl, attempted to join convents and an orphanage in Newark seeking nun life and a hoped for future with a poor husband. An annulment of her adoption by Edward Brovening was granted in New York for misrepresenting her age.
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Newark
Aesotiated Press
N. J
Newark Star Eagle
Mary Louise Spas
New York
Mary Spas
Edward Brovening
Injured Plant Manager Suffers Hearing Loss At Kingsport
Scott Roller, manager at the Kingsport Goal and Ice Company, was injured when a glass gage tube exploded at the plant. Glass fragments lodged in his right eye causing severe pain while he lost hearing in both ears though his mind remained clear. Doctors say the deafness is likely temporary with rest.
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Kingsport Goal and Ice Company
Scott R. Roller
Roler
Boller
Raller
Eads Dies at Home on Dale Street
Co. B. Eads died at his home on Dale Street after a long illness with double pneumonia and typhoid fever. He leaves a wife two children his father and mother and several brothers and sisters. Funeral services are at Rock Springs church tomorrow at 11 o clock with interment in the Rock Springs cemetery. The Mason order will conduct the services.
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B. Eads
Dale Street
Kiwanis Clubs Plan Agricultural Exhibits This Fall
Kiwanis clubs across the United States and Canada prepare to hold county fairs dairy grain and poultry shows and agricultural institutes this fall. The effort aims to strengthen ties between farmers and city residents after last year's success in expanding shows to new communities. Dairy and poultry displays led last season while grain exhibits are expected to grow this year with favorable crop conditions.
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Chicago
Kiwanis
United States
Canada
Kiwanis International
Farmer Charged in Patrolman's Death at Ambush
Madisonville Kentucky August 10 Leé Tapp a 35 year old farmer will face a preliminary hearing tomorrow on a charge of murdering John Allen a 56 year old county patrolman who was fatally shot from ambush yesterday the AP reports
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Associated Press
Madisonville
Leé Tapp
Farmer
John Allen
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