Charles Evans Hughes May Aid in Scopes Battle at Dayton
The New York World will report that former Secretary of State Charles Evans Hughes may direct the defense of John T. Scopes in the Tennessee high school evolution trial. Clarence Darrow arrives for a conference, but many Liberal supporters doubt his selection would help Scopes.
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Associated Prose
New York
New York World
Charles Evans Hughes
John T. Scopes
Dayton
Tovn
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Scopes
Darrow
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Bobby Franks
Hose
Hughes
Tennessee
Williams Jennings Bryan
Mr. Hughes
Mrs. E. E. Wilson claimed by death at 58
Mrs. E B Wilgen died at Nitro West Virginia after a lingering illness aged 58. Body to be brought to Kingsport for burial with funeral plans not yet settled likely for Thursday or Friday. She was mother of Lloyd Wilson manager of the Gem Theatre here and survived by five children including J W White of Mato Vin G E Wilson of Trammel Va C G Cy Wilson of Affinity W Va and Moyd Wilson of Kingsport.
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E. B. Wilgen
Nitro
W. Va
Kingsport
Thors- Alay
Wilsoy
Lloyd Wisen
Gem! Theatre
Comediains
Markets Hy Thy Associated Presa Louisville Cattle Hogs Sheep
Market report from Louisville Kentucky dated June 9 notes cattle at 125 to 10, hogs steady 7 to 12.25 with 102 head traded. Sheep 1600 up 25 cents to 4.50 5.00. Springers 14.50 to 17.50. Bucks down after price shifts.
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Louisville
Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative In Tennessee Enjoined
Knoxville June 9 Chancellor Brown orders the Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative Association permanently enjoined from doing business in Tennessee finding violation of the state's antitrust laws. Counsel for the association said they would appeal. Agreement terms and price disclosures cited as key issues in the suit filed by the state.
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Associated Trews
Knoxville
Stone
Selestation
Brown
Legion Kiwanis Baseball Game Set For July 4 At League Park
Hammond Post No 8 of the American Legion will host a July 4 baseball game against the Kiwanis Ring at League Park starting at 10 am. Ex college stars on both sides promise a strong contest. proceeds fund Boy Scout camp improvements near Pactolus Hammond. A Ford touring car will be raffled with $1 tickets, and the winner need not be present to claim.
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Hammond Post No. 8
American Legion
Rotherwood
Hammond
Kiwanis Ring
League Park
Kiwanis
Legion
The
Pactolus
Post
Building loan associations aid in over 400000 homes built
H F Collarius of Cincinnati, secretary of the associations, told the United States League of Local Building Associations today that building loan associations have helped their members construct more than 400000 homes in the United States during the last year.
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Associated Press
Kansas
City
Building Loan Associations
United States
H. F. Collarius
Cincinnati
United States League of Local Building Associations
Liberty Warehouse seeks act repeal appeal to Supreme Court
The Liberty Warehouse Company of Maysville Kentucky filed notice in the Frankfort court of appeals seeking to appeal to the United States Supreme Court from a judgment upholding the Bingham cooperative marketing act. Plans for improvements include new dams and overall camp site enhancements.
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Associated Prose
Frankfort
Liberty Warehouse Company
Maysville
United States Supreme Court
Judgment of Courts of Appeals
Court of Appeals
Bert
Williams held on murder link after Kentucky raid
John Williams husband of Aileen Williams, who was found murdered near Cincinnati weeks ago, was arrested last night by prohibition agents at a shanty boat in Bromley, Kentucky. He is held on a $1,000 bond with a preliminary hearing set for June 15.
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Pras Covington
John Williams
Aileen Williams
Cincinnati
Bromley
Williams
Klansmen Meet in Springfield Parade and Convention
Klansmen from Ohio Indiana and Kentucky will gather in Springfield for a street parade and district convention. Hoods and robes will be worn at the parade according to O P Hause exalted cyclop of the local Klan.
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Springfield
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
O. P. Hause
London Jazz Broadcast To Balfour Party On Mount Of Olives
During Lord Balfour’s Palestine visit for the Hebrew University opening a London radio station’s jazz programs were aired nightly to the Mount of Olives. A wireless aerial connected to the government house let British officials hear the Savoy Orchestra broadcasts as part of the Balfour visitors. Experts estimate US land could support 300 million without increasing external dependence.
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Jerusalem
Bodies of Miners Found Deep After West Kentucky Blast
West Kentucky Coal Company mine fatalities leave ten Negro miners and seven white men dead. Rescue crews labored through the night amid falling slate and bad air to recover ten bodies in a mile and a quarter area from the shaft. Coroner's inquest expected to proceed with a foregone conclusion.
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West Kentucky Coal Company
Two Ford Cars Stolen In City Mon Night
Two Ford cars were stolen last night in the city. One, a touring Ford belonging to E. P. Gillenwater, was taken from in front of the freight station around 9 p.m. The second, a Ford coupe owned by an unknown out of town owner, was seized while the owner was at the Gem theatre on Shelby street. Gillenwater offers a reward for the return of his vehicle. no clues yet on the coupe. The touring car carries Tennessee license 94-098 and motor number 10 598 840.
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Ford
E. P. Gillenwater
Gem Theatre
Shelby Street
Tennessee
Gillenwater
American Aid Sought for Arctic Explorer Mission
Oslo June 9 The Norwegian Aero Association announced a plea for aid to the chief expedition explorer who crossed the North Pole two weeks before the December feat. The request aims to support ongoing polar exploration efforts and ensure continued progress in arctic aviation ventures.
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O Prova
Oslo
Norwegian Aero Association
Cief
Whoatten
North Pole
New York Girl on Trial for Murder
Dorothy Perkins, 17, goes on trial in Greenwich Village for the murder of Thomas Templeton, a 40 year old New Jersey veteran. Prosecutor McDonald seeks first degree murder. notes a revolver found in her purse and a Valentine’s Day party preceding the shooting. Witness statements tie a rival, Mickey Conners, to the motive and the fatal moment.
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New York
Perkins
Greenwich Village
Thomas Templeton
New Jersey
Dorothy Perkins
McDonald
Templeton
Micky Conners
Truth is Stranger Than Fiction and Decent
The Minneapolis Journal quotes a line noting that truth can outpace fiction in strange and decent ways. The measure underscores the paper’s belief in honest reporting over sensational tales.
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Minneapolis + Journal
President Coolidge Lauds Norse Americans Amid Storm
President Coolidge delivered a commemorative address at the Norse American centennial at the Minnesota State Fair Grounds. A windstorm and rain challenged the crowd as Kellogg and other speakers concluded remarks. He praised Nordic immigrants and urged global fraternity, noting America’s blended heritage as a guide to unity.
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Minnesota State
Coolidge
Scandinavia
Northwest
Codgs
Kellogg
Hoa
United States
America
Troop 2 Scouts to Receive Medals at Meeting
Members of Troop 2 of the Boys Scouts of America are urged to attend at the Community Y Wednesday night at 7 30 for the annual medal award. About 25 scouts have passed tests to earn key scout badges, and visitors are welcome to attend.
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Troop 2
Boys Scouts of America
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Berlin
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United States Department of Agriculture
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