Fate Of Doomed Murderer Now In Governor's Hands
Governor Len Small travels to Chicago to decide if recent events warrant another bid for life. Three new witnesses are expected to be questioned. one holds an alibi for Robert Scott, brother of Russell, claiming he fired the fatal shot. The missing telegram from Scott’s brother remains unresolved as the case resumes.
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Chicago
Len Small
Russell Scott
Scott
James M. Ball
The
Postal Telegraph Co
Detroit
Albi Ball
Robert Scott
Russell
Joseph Maurer
Clark
Bart
East Liverpool drops biology from high school plan
East Liverpool Ohio board of education votes unanimously to drop biology from next fall's high school curriculum citing equipment costs and tied to the evolution controversy following the Scopes trial. The board, in a four to one decision, also approves use of public schools for religious education classes chaired by a new president after a resignation.
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East Liverpool
Board of Education
Dayton
Overnight bar and a box in a fine young maid scene
A playful exchange describes a maid with a pocketbook and a bathing suit, while a man heads on a trip in a fleece Hned motor car. The speaker comments on today’s styles and weather as seventy sight today, noting it is too cold for a swine.
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Tim
Thousands Dead As Han River Flood Ravages Korea
International reports from Shanghai dated July 18 describe vast flooding across Korea after the Han River overflow. Seoul and Kwanko river areas flood, Ryuzen submerged, Maho government school collapse feared with 300 dead, nine thousand Tokusan villagers cut off, water supplies shut, buildings collapsing, troops deployed for relief amid widespread desperation.
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International
Shanghai
Korea
Han
Keljo
Ryuzen
Maho
Tokusan
Seoul
Toto
Nine Injured At Win Penn Hotel Blast In Pittsburgh
Ammonia tank explosion in the basement of the William Penn Hotel in Pittsburgh injured five people, two critically, and overtaxed four masked firemen who saved three women and two men from the fumes. Guests fled as gas filled the lower floor. repairs were blamed for the blast. In Sharon, brakeman C. L. Sours of New Castle was injured when a bridge at Clarksville failed, causing ore cars to plunge into the river. his condition was uncertain.
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Amonia
New Castle
Pennsy
International News Service
Pittsburgh
William Penn Hotel
Che
Sharon
C. L. Sours
Pennsylvania Railroad
Buhl
Clarksville
Mayor vows action against Sunday sales abuse
Mayor Dunlap told The News that complaints about unnecessary Sunday sales at stores will be addressed through the police. He said the city will stop merchants from abusing a privilege aimed at essential articles and will curb selling unrelated items on Sundays.
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Dunlap
Furniture Man Given Sentence for Contempt
Arthur C. Brown of Grand Rapids, secretary of the National Alliance of Furniture Manufacturers, was sentenced by Federal Judge Cliffe to 30 days in jail for contempt after he refused to hand over the alliance books to the grand jury probing Sherman anti trust violations. George Wyman, acting sergeant of the police traffic division, will take a two week vacation starting Monday to visit relatives in Youngstown East Liverpool and other places with his wife.
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Bulletin
International News Service
Hicago
Arthur C. Brown
Grand Rapids
National Alliance of Furni‘men Manufacturers
Cliffe Today
Brown
Alliance
Grand Jury
George Wyman
Youngstown
East Liverpool
Death of Al Templeton and others in scattered notices
Death notices list Al Templeton age 20 of Slippery Rock and Albert Jenkins age 53 of Woodhill alongside a parish note for Scott with a $4 amount in Cloud Florida, indicating brief obituary fragments from a regional page.
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AL L. Templeton
Slippery Rock
Albert
Jenkins
Woodhiwn
Officials Are Winking At Volstead Act
International News from Washington reports starting evidence of corruption in prohibition enforcement. United States attorneys say officials at federal state county and municipal levels are winking at violations or in league with a rum trust to oppose the Volstead act, reflecting broad public opinion pressures.
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Internationall News
Washington
Sargent
United States
Imaginad Ball claims murder vision linked to Scott case
Detroit July 18 International News Service James M Ball telegraphic operator asserts he saw the murder of Josaph Maurer and can prove Russel Scott innocent His wife says Ball sought to guide Governor Small Witness Berl testified he was present at the shooting and identified the singer as Robert Scott, not Russel The case involves police reports and a stolen Studebaker from Sharpsville Pennsylvania with license 716 657 to Lawrence Canala of 33 Walnut Street
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International News Service
Detroit
Mid
James M. Ball
Josaph Maurer
Russel Scott
Mmre. Ball
Scott
Governor Small
Berl
Maurer
Robert Scott
Russel
Bea
Russells
A Tepprk Trecelyea Juuag Vy
Sharon
Studebaker
Pensylvania
Lawrance Canala
Walnut Street
Sharpsville
Coolidge Faces Federal Control Of Coal Issue
President Coolidge considers federal oversight as the coal problem deepens. He signals reluctance to federal ownership but fears regulation may be required, amid calls from operators and miners for government action and a need to stabilize wages and profits across the industry.
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Coolidge
George HE
DURNO
Goolidge
City Reservoir Cleaned After Drain for Cleaning
Residents noted low pressure this morning as the Pulaski road reservoir was drained to remove sediment. J Richards of New Castle Water Co said no fear of supply disruption. Water was pumped directly for a short period. normal pressure returned by ten, with full refill planned by afternoon.
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Hill Top District
J. Richards
New Castle Water Company
Pulaski Road
Tesidus
Hoboken Fire Destroys War Storing Sheds
A large Hoboken blaze damaged over 150000 dollars worth of war era storage sheds used for commodities awaiting transport. The fire caused the explosion of 150 chlorine gas tanks, hurling debris up to 200 feet, and destroyed 15 automobiles while 129 additional tanks were moved to the street by residents. Three alarms summoned the full fire apparatus and several fireboats.
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Conternational News Service
Hoboken
N. J
France To Recall Marshal Lyautey
The government moved by dispatching Marshals Petain to Morocco to arrange for the recall of Marshal Lyautey as reverses mount in the Rif. A reliable source said Paris would receive the news.
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France
Marshal Lyautey
Bullitin International News Service
ARIS
Riff
Marshal Petain
Morocco
Paris
Two Children Claim Eleven Grandparents in Record Feat
The Rheaume children Jack Hewin Rheaumen and Pauline Rose Rhsuwumea are linked to eleven grandparents through complex family lines. Their parents Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Rheaume of Croton Arvenue note multiple remarriages among elders, naming grandparents on both paternal and maternal sides.
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Castle
Nuw
Jack Hewin Rheaumen
Pauline Rose Rhsuwumea
W. F. Rheaume
Croton
Jack'y
Pauline
J. Rheaume
Fair Race Card Nearing Public Release At New Castle
Officials of the New Castle Fair Racing Association prepare the fall racing card. Secretary Catherine Kloy says the schedule will be announced next week. The events aim to attract top horses from western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio to the local track in September.
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New Castle Pair Association
Catherine Kloy
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Telephone Pole Tragedy Claims Lineman at Work
Slippery Rock Pennsylvania July 18 Special to The News Arthur Templeton 20 a lineman for Slippery Rock Independent Telephone company was killed when a pole he was atop snapped near Wesel Liberty The fall fractured his skull and he died within a half hour Medical help arrived too late Templeton son of C F Templeton leaves parents two brothers Edgar Arman and Hanel Funeral services scheduled Sunday at 2 pm at the late residence with interment in Newhill cemetery
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Slippery Rock
Wesel Liberty
Arthur Bl. Templeton
Slippery Rock Independent Telephone Company
John T. Castor
Templeton
West Liberty
Slippery Rock Company
C. F.templeton
Plain Grove
Lawrence County
Edgar
Arman
Hanel
Newhill Cemetery
Four Coaches Derailment Destroys Pennsylvanian Run
Four passenger coaches of the New York to St Louis Limited derailed at Ingomar suburb. Two Pullman porters were lightly injured, George Delaney and R G Joyce of New York among the injured. About a hundred passengers were shaken, many in berths, as coaches dragged 200 feet before stopping. All passengers transferred to another train and reached their destinations.
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International News Service
Pitsso Urgh
Pennsylvania Line
New York
St. Louis
Ingaram
George Delaney
R. G. Joyce
Youth Missing From Home Charles Wallace Aged 16
Charles R. Wallace aged 16 also known as Charles Downing, missing from 13 Weaver Street since June 2. He left with a young man Bob Kirkwood alias Hall and was last heard in Youngstown claiming he would go to Cleveland. His mother seeks his return, describing him as about 5'10" with dark hair, pompadour style, wearing dark blue suit, pointed shoes, and a light cap.
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Charles R. Wallace
Charles Downing
Weaver Street
Bob Kirkwood
Hall
Youngetown
Cleveland
Rubber Market Control Fight In Full Swing
American rubber manufacturers accuse Britain of price rigging to boost costs for US auto tires and other goods. The dispute centers on tropical rubber regions with Kellogg to advise on expanding production. The Philippines are eyed as a key future rubber plantation area as the fight continues.
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Fred J. Walker
International News Service
Washington
Kelloge
Stane
Great Britain
Frederick Hood
Hood Rubber Company
Kellogg
Britain
Philippine Islands
Foreign attachment issued against International Device Manufacturing
William P. Smith by Gilfillan and Patterson has issued a foreign attachment against International Device Manufacturing Company directing the attachable party to seize any money or property in the triads of T. EB. Warnoctt. Washington report notes an American consul in Aguascalientes was shot in the back and seriously wounded on July 14 by an unknown assailant presumed Mexican, state department reports say.
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William P. Smith
Atorneya
Cinterns Donut News
Washington
Jilly L. Share
Old &. Bretherton
Aguascalientes
Mexico
State Department
Marriage Licenses Recorded Across Several Counties
A list of marriage license applicants appears with names including Clair Newin Warren Jonniu Marper Silvia Alfonso Ilwood City Mayia Lavava Alfred D. Dickson Irene Armstrong Adam Pintseaviels Mildred Paolis Clair O. McElhatton Rhoda Schutter Ellwood City New Castle Slippery Rock and related locations in Pennsylvania including Warren, Butler, and Youngstown references.
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Clair Newin
Warren
Jonniu Marper
Warren, O
Silvia Alfonso
Ilwood City
Mayia Lavava
Alfred D. Dickson
Hoten
Castle
Rhoda Schutter
New Castle
Ellwood City
Secret Testimony Reveals Evolution Debate In Scopes Trial
Eight scientists testified in secret affidavits at Clarence Darrow's Dayton home reconciling evolution with the Bible. The defense plans to appeal the Scopes case to the Tennessee Supreme Court and possibly the U S Supreme Court, arguing the anti evolution law is unconstitutional as the trial resumes after a two day recess.
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William
Hutchinson
International Mews Service
Starf
Dayton, Tenn
John Thomas Scopes
Scopes
Tennessee Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Ramsheckie
Men of Science
Attornneys
Dayton
Clarence Darrow
Naminaleader
Bad Check Against Music Store Owner At East Washington
H R Boyd, a well known music store owner on East Washington Street, was defrauded when a man entered the shop, bought a banjo for delivery to 2514 Highland Avenue, and offered a cash made check signed E J Huber. The victim attempted later to cash the check and learned the name is unknown at the bank. Police alerted as several similar checks are believed circulating.
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H.R. Boyd
East Washington Street
Highland Avenue
Boyd
EB. J. Huber
Thaw Net To Join French Aviation Mission Debated
Col William Thaw cited in Paris dispatches as recruiting for American squadron aiding France in Rift tribes conflict. He stated he would not participate in the Moroccan warfire and blamed Thaw's New York circles for a false Pittsburgh enlistment report.
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Creterentional Navs Service
Pittsburgh
William Thaw
Pari
Thaw
New York
Pitsburgher
Bankrupt brokerage firm Dean, Onitaria & Co. resumes
New York July 1 Federal Judge Hand signed an order discharging William M Cannon as the auxiliary receiver of Dean Onitaria & Co The temporary receiver in Chicago was discharged and the brokerage house will resume business Monday The firm was worth 35 000 000 before bankruptcy
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Aew
New York
Heald of
Dean, Onitaria & Co
Hand
William M. Cannon
Chicago
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