Scopes Trial Debate Postponed Amid Courtroom Tension
Tense scenes in Dayton Tennessee as the Scopes evolution trial resumes with armed guards and crowd clashes. The planned debate between Clarence Darrow and William Jennings Bryan is postponed as the state demands regular order and limits on testimonial admissibility.
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William BR. Hutchinson
Direna 8
Rhan
Clarence Darrow
William Jennings Bryan
A. Thomas Stewart
Minister Resigns After Sabbath Outburst Over Potter Sermon
In a Sabbath uproar Rev H G Byrd resigned from the Methodist church north after threats to expel Dr Charles Potter the Unitarian preacher. Byrd said he would seek work as carpenter or electrician while noting his family and uncertain meals. Potter delivered a sermon from the courthouse platform where Bryan once spoke.
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Ithair
Samainet Scopes
H. G. Byrd
Methodist Episcopal Church North
Charles Francis Potter
Byrd
Potter
Myrd
William Jennings Bryan
Sariler
Alimony Sought by Mrs Taylor in Divorce Case
In the divorce proceeding of S. E. Taylor vs Ethel M. Taylor, Mrs Taylor filed for alimony this morning denying desertion and asserting a strong defense. She says her husband has contributed only $8 weekly for their three year old son and a judge issued a rule to show cause by Monday July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Taylor
Ethel M. Taylor
Taylor
Emery
Woman Sentenced to Jail and Man to Workhouse
Sallie Bailey, colored, pleaded guilty to transporting liquor and was ordered to pay 600 dollars and costs and serve one year in the county jail. Otis Williams, colored, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to pay 300 dollars and costs and six months in the Allegheny county workhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Bailey
Otis Williame
Allegheny County
Compensation Of Physician Fixed In Prohibition Case
The District Attorney asked Judge Emery to fix compensation for Dr Loyal W Wilson after grove fend, under a liquor sentence, was reported in poor health. The report noted Grove fend was ill in the work house and Wilson had been sent for examination. A $2 fixed compensation was ordered. A similar order was issued for Sar Wolfe, also jailed on liquor charges and reported in bad health.
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Commonwealth
Henry Grovefend
R. L. Hildebrand
Emery
Loyal W. Wilson
Grovefend
House
Wilson
Sar Wolfe
Petition To Change Defendant In New Castle Milling Case
A petition presented to Judge Emery this morning seeks to substitute attorney Charles Mathews Jr for the defendant in the New Castle Milling company versus Sam Rose matter. The Milling company issued a replevin writ. Rose later filed bankruptcy and Matthews has been named as trustee. A rule was issued.
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New Castle Milling Company
Sam Rose
Emery
Charles Mathews Jr
Rose
Matthews Hevng
Executrix Granted Power To Execute Deed In Estate
Mrs. J. B. Long as executrix of Melissa S. Miller of Ellwood City presented a petition to Judge Emery this morning seeking permission to make a deed for lots sold by the decedent to Lydia A. Bixler. The petition was granted under an agreement of 700 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melissa S. Miller
Ellwood City
J. B. Long
Emery
Lydia A. Bixler
Big Clearance Rug and Apparel Sale Features
Tuesday features a July clearance listing numerous rugs including Wilton and Axminster styles, tapestry Brussels pieces, and room size remnants, with related home items such as lace paneling and table linens. Also promoted are hats, gloves, hose, shirts, and sweaters with prices like 3.50 for hats and 1.88 to 2.95 for sweaters.
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Axminster
Wilton
Brussels
Rome
Henry Censs
Oxfi Colonial
Si Roe
Wilton Wolver
July Clearance SaleHighlights On Household Linens and Rugs
A wide July clearance lists lingerie items such as pink cotton jersey bloomers and chemises, petticoats, corsets, and brassieres, with prices around $0.85 to $5.00. Also featured are Wilton and Axminster rugs in multiple sizes, tapestry Brussels rugs, linoleum, carpets, crepe, silks, laces, braids, bags, gloves, stockings, and assorted household goods with reduced July sale prices. Many items described as slightly soiled or in modest condition. Domestic retail items span fabrics, garments, rugs, carpets, and auxiliary accessories. May include Venetian lace and table linens, napkins, towels, and centerpieces with discount pricing.
Student League to Present International Program
The Students League of Many Nations from the Practical Bible Training School will present a program at First Presbyterian church on Thursday evening July 16. Eighteen nationalities will be represented by young people who sing and speak in their languages with English translation. Esther Marmaroff of Turkey will be among the speakers. The troupe has performed in major churches across the United States and abroad, including Boston Philadelphia and Washington. Lieutenant J Ray Baker, a former British flyer, will speak about his wartime experiences. Admission is free.
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Students League of Many Nations
Practical Bible Training School
Bible School
Theas
United States
New England
Tremont Temple
Boston
Cooledge
Washington
D. C
Wanamaker
Philadelphia
South
Tampe
St. Petersburg
al No Way
J. Ray Baker
Avitor
Flying Corny
Stelon
Council authorizes grade for Thorpe Street in Fifth Ward
This morning the council authorized the city solicitor to draft an ordinance for grading Thorpe Street in the Fifth Ward following a formal release from damages by property owners affected by the street work. Necessary funds will be required to complete the grading.
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City Noligitor
Thorpe Street
Fifth Ward
Wat Tha
Br. Connally
Englewood Avenue To Get New Sewer
City council approves North Highland Realty plan to install a conduit sewer on Englewood Avenue at private expense. The work will join the city system under the city engineer specifications, with creosoted wood pipes and conduits also considered on Moravia Street near the Gin Mill tunnel. The matter was referred to Cornellman Miller for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Highland Realty Company
Englewood Avenue
Highland Company
Bell Telephone Company
Moravia Street
Gin Mili
Bell County Short Conduit Work Planned
City council met this morning to place the Rescue Mission property on the permanent tax exemption and discuss street and utility matters. Merchants requested street department instructions concerning Croton Avenue and South Mercer Street.
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Mejon
Mercer Street
Deed Requested For Neville Estate Property Sale
Attorney James A. Chambers presented a petition for specific performance to Judge Emery. Neville sold Fourth Ward property to D. G. and Carrie Stokes for 95 000 under an article of agreement. Chambers sought title transfer upon payment of 5 935.21 to satisfy the remaining balance.
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Neville
James A. Chambers
Emery
D. G
Carrie Stokes
Fourth Ward
Chamyers
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