New Religious Movement Founded by Canadian Vet Leader
A Canadian who calls himself the Patriarch of Windsor forms a new religious movement to include World War veterans from the United States and Great Britain. He plans to establish foundation Washington in the United States as part of his message. Edith Perkins formerly of Boston, widow of a Tail executive, was killed in the Santa Barbara earthquake, crushed in her Arlington Hotel room.
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Great Britain
Patriarch
Windsor
Bd Foundtion
Washington
Edith Perkins
Boston
Santa Barbara
Arlington Hotel
Priscilla Dean and Wheeler Oakman Agree to Amicable Separation
Priscilla Dean the motion picture actress and her husband Wheeler Oakman have reached an amicable separation, according to dispatches from Los Angeles.
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Priscilla Dean
Wheeler Oakman
Los Angles
Birthday Cake Gift Hope For President Coolidge
Mrs Harriett McAdoo of Cliftondale Massachusetts volunteered to supply the birthday cake for President Coolidge on his 53rd birthday July 4. She is shown mixing ingredients after the President’s acceptance. Also noted is the coming engagement of Consuelo Vanderbilt to Earl Smith, her childhood sweetheart.
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Harriett McAdoo
Cliftondale
Mass
President Coolidge
Consuelo Vanderbilt
W. K. Vanderbilt
Earl Smith
New York
Queen Marie of
Rumania
Coolidge
White Court
Swampscott
Oxford
Darrow Defends Tolerance in Scopes Trial Item
Clarence Darrow, defense counsel, calls the Scopes trial a defense of tolerance, saying it preserves liberty rather than debating evolution. He argues the case tests intolerance in the law. Also pictured is Ambassador Peter Jay arriving in New York before departing for South America to assume duties.
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Clarence Darrow
Dayton, Tenn
Scopes
Peter Jay
U. S
New York
South America
John T. Scopes
Lost Wife of Somerville Woman Dies After Boston Collapse
Edgar Jordan of Somerville Massachusetts escaped alive when the Pickwick Club building collapsed in Boston on July 4. His wife was trapped under debris for nine hours and died after rescue.
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Edgar Jordan
Somerville
Mass
Pickwick Club
Boston
Loyola New Orleans names first woman valedictorian in College of Law
Miss Shirley Murphy becomes the first woman valedictorian at Loyola University New Orleans College of Law. The historical milestone marks progress in gender equality within the law school as graduates prepare for bar and professional careers.
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Loyola University
New Orleans
College of Law
Shirley Murphy
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