Backward Day at Scout Camp Highlights
A camp diary by KLE WELLEAMS recounts Backward Day activities at scout summer camp. The piece notes misfired bugle calls, George McCracken’s backward costume, varied hut leadership, and a lively breakfast menu. Portents include a talent-filled camp fire program, baseball games, a leveled swimming hole with a rope swing, and a treasure hunt that yielded a peanut prize split among campers.
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Kle Welleams
Warn
Brownie
Rlsa
Thame
Buxler
George McCracken
George
Teverke
Robert Chamberlain
Harold Workman
Archie McClintock
George McCravkon
Harold O'Neil
Elmer Williams
Wie Iiam Stump
Russel O'Neil
Warren Vanstorn
Paul Workman
Robert Callahan
Robert Wallace
Clayton Hoffmeister
Ork Jess
Renney
Ton Hoffmeister
John Henley
Scotland
Tha Uet
Don Switzer
Dayton Sidelights on Scopes Trial and Local Quirks
International News Service reports in Dayton Tenn about chimp Joe Mendi tested by Chicago and Missouri scientists for humanlike traits with comments on his inability to juggle impulses. Doris Stevens arrives incognito as a legal twist while Darrow Bryan exchanges quips amid Scopes trial fervor. Local teachers and officials from several states arrive as trial coverage sparks fresh debate. Mrs. Darrow’s reaction to Willy Bryan’s “brilliant speech” adds gossip to the court’s mood.
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International News Service
Dayton
Tenn
Joe Mendi
New York Hippodrome
Joe
Lhe
Clarence Darrow
Darrow
Willy
Mrs. Darrow
Youngstown Sheet & Tube to Build Second Seamless Mill
Youngstown July 15 President James A Campbell says directors authorize a second seamless tube mill at the Youngstown works costing 2 million dollars, to be finished by mid 1926. The new unit will produce six inch or smaller seamless tubes, joining an earlier 3 million dollar mill for six inches and larger. The two mills in one building will position the company as the nation’s largest for larger seamless tubes, employing 250 skilled workers and outputting about 100000 tons annually.
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Youngstown
James A. Campbell
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Sheer & Tube Company
Girl Grants Kiss Gets Death Thrust
Youngstown reports a fatal stabbing after a man, Joe Arnold, attacked his girlfriend Josephine Yates, 22, with an ice pick following a kiss. The murder occurred yesterday afternoon. the mother watched the event as Arnold fled town.
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Youngstown
Josephine Yates
Joe Arnold
Arnold
Transfer School Funds To Inactive Depository List
Harrisburg reports transfer of stale school fund from active to inactive depository to save about 2100 dollars annually and suggests investments per school code. State treasurer prepares to send checks to fourth class school districts on August 1. lists of school treasurers to follow as meetings and warrants are issued.
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Harrisburg
Paduly Lai Sule
Samuel
Lew Flay
PF. B. Haas
Whiskey And Car Confiscated Under Court Order
A court order leads to the confiscation of whiskey and a car. Dist Attorney Thomas W. Watson confirms the action, with details referenced by payable duties under the orders of the court.
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Thomas W. Watson
Bonded Whisky Seizure and Bail Forfeiture Report
Report states that over 130 pints of bonded whisky were seized by police from two men M. J. Ehrner and Steve Santos of Piusimerk who were arrested in the county. They posted $1,000 bail each for failure to appear, and their touring car was confiscated.
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Serday
Heetic
M. J. Ehner
Steve Santos
Piusimerk
New Castle Board Sets Budget Items and Repairs
Tuesday night meeting covered seating and desk purchases totaling 7005 dollars and a 268 dollar adjustment for projects at Lingokr Garfield and Lawrence-scuys. Additional work includes stadium seating, high school renovations, and two house repairs funded by the Martin Carats property, with insurance and warehouse improvements noted.
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New Castle
Wseen Sons Company
Tor
Veanklin Jager Trgiy
Geneher
Wis
J. A. Altsehuler
Nim
Grout
Tsuen
Suit To Recover On Notes Is Filed
A suit to recover on notes was filed by Gas Vegas using George Pilars for use of Theodore Lambros against Harry O. Smith for 400 dollars. The notes were allegedly due on notes originally given to Vosas and assigned to the others in the order named.
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Gas Vegas
George Pilars
Theodore Lambros
Gilfillan and
Patter
Harry 0. Smith
Vosas
Checks Protested and Suit Follows in Woodlaws Case
The Apolis Soda Water company of Woodlaws by Anothers Alken ang Brahain has pled a suit against John B Philips for 372.20 for supplies alleged to have been late. It is claimed Philips gave several checks in payment but they were protested for lack of funds.
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Apolis Soda Water Company of
Woodlaws
Alken Ang Brahain
John B. Philips
Phillips
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