Dayton Eagerly Awaits Arrival Of Noted Persons
Dayton Tenn July 3 With William Jennings Bryan entrenched as the backbone of the prosecution Dayton awaits the arrival of noted defense attorneys Clarence Darrow Dudley Field Malone and Arthur Garfield Hayes to aid John T Scopes trial. Sheriff Harris continues subpoenas despite heavy rain delaying jurors. speculation on other expected figures continues as community debates surge.
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International
News Service
Dayton
Tenn
William Jennings Bryan
John T. Scopes
Tennessee
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Dudley Field Malone
Arthur Garfield Hayes
New York
Bainbridge Colby
Bryan
Buchanan Bank President Elected After Death of Eichbaum
At a Union National Bank directors meeting L M Buchanan was elected president, succeeding W W Eichbaum who led the bank since its 1906 founding. Vane O D Johns was elected to the board to fill Eichbaum’s vacancy after four years with the bank.
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Union National Bank
L. M. Buchanan
W. W. Eichbaum
Vane OD. Johns
Dancing in a Hot Day at Sixty-Eight to Eighty-Two
Arthur Mometer battles the heat yet shuns work, preferring a dance with a pretty partner when urged to toil. The scene shifts as a cooler breeze arrives and he resumes perspiring in the heat.
Beautiful Vanities Girl Shoots Husband in Broadway Affair
Edith Davis known as Edith Parker to stage held without bail after shooting husband Allen Davis, a Broadway actor, in a Gribble apartment dispute. He lies seriously wounded. she sobs in police cell claiming love and regret as courtroom crowd watches.
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Dinternational Nos Parvin
New York
Edith Davis
Edith Parker
Allen Davis
Henry Gribble
Bright Light District
Gribble
Davis
Kew Yory
Broadway
Marks Wolff
Scopes Gives Views On His Coming Trial
Scopes speaks in an exclusive interview on the Tennessee anti evolution case. He says the issue is whether states may dictate public school limits and urges the modernist fundamentalist vow to be kept out of the trial. Scopes warns against a broader drive by religious and political forces if evolution loses.
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William K. Hutchinson
International News
AYTON
Venn
Tennessee
John Thomas Scopes
International News Service
William Jennings Bryan
Scopes
Lawrence Club Opens New House with Reorganized Officers
H G Preston was re elected president of the Lawrence club at its annual election held Tuesday evening in the new North Mercer street clubhouse. J Johnson Fisher named vice president F E Sowersby secretary treasurer new directors Samuel Foltz S D Pearson and others were chosen. A nominating committee was set and a dinner marked the opening. Members limited to 125 with current membership at 100, room for twenty five more.
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H. G. Preston
Lawrence Club
North
Mercer Street
J. Johnson ‘Fisher
F. E. Sowersby
Samuel Foltz
S. D. Pearson
C. J. Kirk
J. C. Taggart
Louis Genkinger
John Hutton
Three Die In Auto Accident On Slippery Road
Three men were killed when their car skidded on the White Plains road in Tarrytown New York early today and struck rock ledges. Victims were Vincent Santori and his brother Frank of New York and Bert Schoberg, a Munson Line steward. Two others, including driver Joseph Santori, were slightly injured.
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Quiletin
International News Service
Tarrytown
N. Y
White Plains
Vincent Santori
Frank
New York
Bert Schoberg
Munson Line
Joseph Santori
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples in New Castle Area
A list of marriage license applicants includes Antoni Di Maggio and Theresa Minute in New Castle, John Nogee and Mildred La Borde of Sykesville, Pa, William M. Sarver and Dollie McKlesick of Fairview, William Dayson and Lila Scranton of Beaver Falls, Sherman Mohr and Lyda M. Pifer of Ellwood City, Stephen Michalek and Mary Klamar of Now Castle. The notice enumerates multiple couples from neighboring towns with pending license registrations.
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Antoni di Maggio
New Castle
Theresa Minute
New, Castle
John Nogee
Mildred la Borde
Sykesville
William M. Sarver
Butler Dollie McKlesick
Fairview
Willam Dayson
Beaver Falls
Lila Scranton
Sherman Mohr
Harmony Lyda M. Pifer Ellwood
Stephen Michalek
Nanticoke
Mary Klamar
Castle
Meats School Friend Here First Time In 68 Years
Sharon observers recount a New Castle Centennial parade meet between Jury Commissioner James Stings and Curt Foster as they renew a 68 year old school friendship with Molly White. Both in good health, they share the moment amid city and county officials at the 191 Centenary event.
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Sharon
Jamez Stings
Curt Foster
Sharon Post
New Castle
Henare
Fred L. Rentz
New Castle News
Stillings
Emery
Mercer
Mr. Stillings
Sinemay' Stillings
Molly White
Mr. Stillingsoa
Miss New Castle Undergoes Appendectomy Today
Miss Ruth Lewis daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Lawias of Fairfield Avenue was operated on this morning in New Castle Hospital for appendicitis. Her participation as Miss New Castle in the Centennial pageant led to the delay of the operation by a week while medical care was arranged. Her condition at noon today was satisfactory.
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Ruth’ Lewis
Sam Lawias
Fairfield Avenue
New Castle Hospital
Miss Lewis
New Castle
Deaths of Mrs Hogue and Mrs Ross in townships
Two short death notices report the passing of Mrs. Lilian Hogue, 37, in Shenango township, and Mrs. Charles Ross, 25, in Taylor.
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Lilian Hogue
Shenango Township
Charles Ross
Taylor Street
New Minister Sounds Powers On Peace Plan
Kellogg expects minister to report on China's treaty relations and a possible conference on revision. MacMurrray surveys Chinese attitudes in Peking and Washington awaits his impressions before advancing steps. Britain and Japan oppose the plan though officials foresee eventual approval.
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J. Walker
Great Britain
Japan
State Department
Mat Murray
China
Washington
French Chamber of Deputies
United States
Peking
Ching
Warm Weather To Last Through November Seer From Pottsville
POTTSVILLE July 8 A weather seer Dr Ezra Good from the observatory in northwestern state predicts a long warm spell. He says July and August will be hot with cooler nights in September and October and warm days through November. He notes unusual foreign particles in the air and foresees extended heat waves and no coal strike concerns for five months.
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Seer
Pottsville
Ezra Good
Thin City
Fire damages large stock in clothing store
Frank and Harrison clothing store at 125 East Washington street was ravaged by a fire shortly before 6 o clock Tuesday evening. Fire Chief Lynn estimates losses around 10 000 dollars with some figures conflicting. Fire confined to the main floor and a small side area. several workers injured by smoke and heat while efforts limited the blaze.
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Frank & Harrison
East
Washington Street
A. Frank
Charles H. Lynn
Frank
Dom
Roy B. Haines
Frank B. Andrews Company
Inven-J
Andrews
Central Fire Department
RK. F. Davis
George Warsper
Mr. Prank
Allan Market
Northern Portugal Feels Quake Shock
An earthquake shook northern Portugal today, with a dispatch from Lisbon reporting the tremor. No injuries or damage details were provided in the brief notice.
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Portugal
Cnnternational Newa Service
Lisbon
Coolidge Besins Rigid Campaign On Income Taxes
Campaigning to cut the surtax burden, President Coolidge and Secretary Clemenceau as per plan launch a nationwide drive for public enlightenment. Aims include reducing the top income tax rate from 40 percent toward 12 percent to spur prosperity, with a new survey contemplated and continued discussion expected on page two.
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George R. Durxno
Glasgow Fire Strikes City: Five Million Losses Reported
Glasgow battles a six‑alarm blaze that destroyed Kelvin Hall, the Free Presbyterian college and church, and exhibition buildings. A relief fund was launched as firemen gained control. the college church, modeled after Rheims cathedral, valued at about one million dollars, suffered heavy damage amid widespread tenement losses totaling around five million.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Kelvin Hal
Free Presbyterian College
Motunous Rheims Cathedral
Baroness Drops To Her Death In New York City
Baroness Helen Zur Muehlen 28, of Java Dutch East Indies, leaped or fell from the Ritz Carlton seventh floor in New York. She had hosted guests before sailing for Europe on the Berengaria. Police called the death accidental after examining the apartment and witnesses. Her mother Mrs Gladys Carruthers, 150 East Forty Ninth Street, collapsed upon learning of the tragedy.
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Bulletin F International News Service
New York
Helen Zur Muehlen
Java
Dutch East Indies
Wealen
Ritz-Carlton
Europe
James McThompson
Lester Con
Helen Carruthers
San Antonio
Texas
Thompson
Todey
Sone
Gladys Carruthers
East Forty-Ninth Street
Business Opportunity Column Readout
A business opportunity column highlights competitive strategies for tradable assets and market entry. It emphasizes identifying OM possibilities, risk assessment, and disciplined planning to navigate a dynamic economic landscape. Firms and individuals are urged to pursue informed, timely opportunities.
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W. J. Bryan
R. B. Harris
William Eatings
George W. Rapplyan
Rapplyen
Methodist Church
Buchanan Bank
Lato W. W. Eichbaum
Arthur Mometer
Trai
North Mercer Street
Preston
New York City
Hollywood
Carmelita Geraghty
Mae Marsh
Justing Johnstone
Carmel Myers
Pauline Garon
Virginia Valli
Lilian Gishs
Faust
Ramon Navarro
Miss New Castle
Kellogg
Frank and Harrison
Blaza
Coolidve Besins
Baroness
Ritz-Carlton Hotel
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