Dayton Sees Scopes Trial Echoes In Town After Acquittal
Dayton Tenn July 16 My Fon standa acquitted in popular belief that he will be competent by Dayton jury. Thomas Scopes returns home after facing antievolution trial, while his son John faces further proceedings. Judge Raulston may confront political opposition as Col Morrison plans a renomination challenge. Dayton’s pastor association chooses an evolutionist for court prayer, alternating fundamentalist and modernist speakers.
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International News Service
Dayton, Tenn
Fon
Dayton
Thomas Scopes
John
Scopes
Hla Wits
John T. Raulsson
Col
J W. Morrison
Jasper, Teun
Raulston
Eighteenth Judicial Circuit
Pastor's Association of
Charles Francis Potter
Unitarian Church
New York
Father Is Killed At Albion Crossing
Wayne White was killed and his son injured when their Ford sedan struck the side of a Pennsylvania railroad train on a BE and A division crossing between Pennside and Albion. The tragedy occurred Wednesday morning as they traveled to work at the B and A EB shops. This marks the BE and A division's first fatal crash since the crossing accident campaign began June 1 in New Castle offices.
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Wayne White
Pennsylvania
Pennside
Albion
New Castle
Pitt Students canvassing city for magazine crew subscriptions
Five University of Pittsburgh students Ernest G. Smith Pred Neilsen Walter Seip Jack London and Nelson Ranger travel to New Castle this summer to solicit subscriptions to fund their university studios. Dr C F Flannery of South Mill Street is negotiating to purchase the Dr Wayne S Ramsey property at North Mercer and Grant Streets with plans to move his family there by August 1.
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University of Pittsburgh
New Castle
Ernest G. Smith
Pred Neilsen
Walter Seip
Jack London
Nelson Ranger
Mlc. A
Tuiding
C. F. Flannery
South Mill Street
Wayne S. Ramsey
North Mercer
Grant Streets
Flannery
Seek To Unset Federal Income Return Ruling
Washington July 16 The treasury plans to appeal a ruling by the Bureau of Internal Revenue requiring state and municipal public utility employees to file federal income tax returns The cases originate in Chicago and may reach the Supreme Court The move targets incomes since 1913 and could require thousands of unnecessary returns while prompting possible congressional changes to exempt government owned utilities from federal filing requirements
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Thorn Burgh
International Mews Service
Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
United States Board of Tax Appeals
The
Treasury
Chicago
Supreme Court
Internal Revenue
Jatibording
Six Auto Mishaps Reported To Police During Day
Automobile accidents reported to police since noon Wednesday totaled six. Andrew Russell of 1314 South Jefferson said a pedestrian stepped into his horn and collided with his car on Montgomery Avenue, bruising nose and forehead. doctor said not seriously hurt. H A Wilder reported damage to his truck and a parked car after William F Howard of Bessemer struck his vehicle on Worth Liberty Street. Howard claimed no damage to his own. John Sbarro of 22 Center Street said a car bearing No 7291 struck and damaged his car at Moravia and Division Streets. Harry Hitchings of 1234 Randolph Street and Frank Davis Ilo of 805 Wilmington Avenue, collided Wednesday at Grant and North Jefferson Streets. Hitchings car damaged. Mack Wade of 421 Electric Street was damaged Wednesday when struck in front of the Sherman Hotel by streetcar 348 operated by D H Kray. R Bovard of 926 East Washington Street and Adam Masterson’s cars damaged in a Wednesday crash at Croton Avenue and Duquesne Street. Also Wednesday, both Welch and another motorist were damaged in separate incidents. Welch paid a $10 speeding fine after being ordered to court by Motorcycle Officer H M Reynolds.
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Andrew Russell
Jeffferson Street
Montgomery Avenue
Russell
H. A. Wilder
William F. Howard
Bessemer
Worth Liberty Street
Mr. Howard
John Sbarro
Center Street
Moravia Street
Division Street
Harry Hitchings
Randolph Street
Frank Davis Ilo
Wilmington Avenue
Grant
North Jefferson Streets
Hitchings
Mack Wade
Sherman Hotel
D. H. Kray
Bovard
East Washington Street
Adam Masterson
Croton Avenue
Duquesne Street
If you were poor but beautiful and a millionaire
A line from a lyric in the notice See Now Playing At The Penn offering a romantic dilemma about choosing love over wealth, with a reference to a handsome Sheik kneeling at your feet and the movie listing at the Penn theater.
Strategist Bratt becomes president of Naval War College
Rear Admiral W. V. Bratt, recently in command of the Fourth Battleship Division of the Battle Fleet, succeeds Rear Admiral Clarence Williams as president of the Naval War College.
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W. V. Bratt
Battle Fleet
Clarence Wiliams
Naval War College
Polish Minister Scoffs At Idea Of Another War
Polish foreign minister Count Alex Serzynski arrived in Swampscott for a luncheon at White Court hosted by President Cootldxe. He rejected fears of renewed European conflict and spoke firmly for peace in his first formal U S appearance.
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George E. Durno
Swampscott
Mags
Alex Serzynski
White Court
Cootldxe
July Clearance Sale Precious Bargains at Basement Store
A long listing of July clearance items across categories with prices. Leather suit cases 4 inch sizes, 17 Tar Soap, 18 Dolls, wall paper fibre suit cases, travel bags 18 and 16 inches, envelope wash cloth and soap cases, jewelry and bead necklaces, perfumes, girdles and brassieres, waste paper baskets, remnant ribbons and laces, printed crepe silks, tub silks, suiting half linen, voile fabrics, dress shirts, boys wash suits, union suits, all labeled July Clearance Sale with specific prices and some items noted as slightly shop worn or otherwise priced for clearance.
Coolidge Accepts Postal Resignation in Charleston?
July 11 SWAMPSCOTT Mass President Coolidge accepted the resignation of Col Paul Henderson of Chicago as second assistant postmaster general effective July 31. In his letter of acceptance the president praised Henderson for aiding the air mail development. Henderson leaves government service to head the National Airways Corporation, a new large commercial aviation project.
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Suneti
International News Service
Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
Paul Henderson
Chicago
Col. Henderson
National Airways Corporation
St Marys School Building Entered In North Street Incident
Police report a break in at St Marys Parochial School on North Street. Entry occurred Tuesday night or Wednesday morning with side door forced open. Desks were ransacked but no valuables missing. Officers believe youths responsible.
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St. Mary’s Parochial School
North Street
Pete Hitlers
County Christian Endeavor Picnic at Rose Point
The County C E committee announces a picnic at Rose Point on Friday evening July 17. A splendid program of athletics is planned and each society will provide its own transportation and supper.
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Christian Endeavor
Rose Point
Corn Ripens Early At Edenburg Farm
The district records likely mark Mrs. W. L. Finerfrock of Riverview farm Edenburg as growing the earliest corn this year. She reports her first corn today with a steady harvest planned through fall, and also mentions wax beans and other vegetables maturing early for this climate.
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W. l. Finerfrock
Riverview Farm
Edenburg
New Castle Ideal Home Draws Crowds After Opening
New Castle's Ideal Home on Hazle Grove Avenue attracts steady visitors Tuesday and Wednesday nights. Women show interest in the electric kitchen, cupboard room, and cedar bath closets. The home features modern appliances and tasteful furnishings. Federated Clubs hosted Tuesday evening with Paul A. Welch speaker on budgeting. County Treasurer David E. Neigle notes taxes payable anytime with a five percent discount this month, urging timely payment to secure a county tax receipt for registration and the September 13 primary.
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New Castle
Hazglcroft Avenue
Federated Clubs
Paul A. Welch
David E. Neigle
Will Hear Messiah At Conneaut Lake
A number of local residents plan to attend the Messiah performance at Conneaut Lake on Saturday night. Attendees include Prof and Mia, R. E. Jobs, and David Lewis.
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Conneaut Lake
Prof
Mia
R. E. Jobs
David Lewis
All County Tax Books Are Ready
All County tax books and the city and county are now in the hands of the authorities. The notice indicates tax records are prepared for the upcoming billing cycle and distribution is imminent.
Court Martial For Troopers Tonight
Alb men of Troop A 104 are ordered to report tonight at 7 39 for drill at the stables under Captain John B Brewell. Major Edgar B McKinney will preside at a court martial in the armory on Neshannock avenue against several members of the troop.
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Alb
Gavenlry
John B. Brewell
Harvey G. Bintrimm
Edgar B. McKinney
Neshannock Avenue
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Trdmibad Wazprat
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Lic Bolt
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