Groups Gather at Stations to Honor Bryan
International News Service reports crowds lining Tennessee tracks to honor William Jennings Bryan as his funeral train travels from Dayton to Chattanooga. Mrs Bryan, seated in her invalid chair, accompanied by Ruth Bryan Owen and Major Reginald Owen, observes silent tributes at each stop as workers and families acknowledge the former secretary of state and three-time presidential hopeful.
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Corvinxe Rich
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Ruth
Bryan Owen
Reginald Owen
Chattanooga
Supposed Stolen Auto Is Located
Buick coupe owned by Attorney R. K. Aiken reported stolen Tuesday afternoon near the New Castle Field Club house. Police found the car today in a ravine beside the drive. Indications show the brakes were released and the car rolled into the ravine, causing minor damage. Mrs. Aiken had briefly left the vehicle in the driveway while giving a tour of the club house.
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Buick
R. K. Aiken
New Castle
Field Club
Crowds Pack Court for Mary Pickford Witness
International News Services reports a packed Los Angeles courthouse as Mary Pickford is set to testify in the conspiracy to kidnap the actress case. Douglas Fairbanks Jr is to follow on the stand after testifying about seeing Charles Stevans and Claude Holcomb near the Pickford studio and being warned by police. Holcomb testified he was beaten and forced to confess, with Stevens allegedly whipped and ribs broken during interrogation.
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International News Services
Los Angeles
Calif
Court House
Mary Pickford
Miss Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Charles Stevans
Claude Holcomb
Pickford Studio
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Stevens
Special Federal Tax Due July 31
The special tax levied by the Federal government on pool rooms taxi cabs and tobacco sales is due before August 1 Marlon Woods collector of Internal Revenue stated today A very small percentage of those affected by the tax have paid returns so far here If not paid by July it becomes delinquent and fines and penalties are added The capital stock tax for corporations with annual business of 5000 or more is due July 31 Only a few have neglected to attend to this tax however
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Marlon Woods
Internal Revenue
Woods Gays
Mayor and police tour city at night to address district woes
Mayor William H. Dunlap plans nightly strolls with police through city sections to observe conditions firsthand and assess needs. He aims to administer justice and ease residents' distress by visiting at various times and locations.
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Haroum al Rachid
Bagdad
William H. Dunlap
The White Monkey at The Penn This Friday
A drama titled The White Monkey will be shown at The Penn theater tomorrow and Saturday. It explores changing women and loves, with a warning that more unfolds than the audience may expect. Early attendance urged.
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Penn
City officers conduct patrol on Mahoning avenue arrest pair
A city patrol led by Chief and officers traversed Mahoning avenue last night. They detained a white man and a Negro companion, the former for disorderly conduct after arrest, the latter held for investigation. The watch was recovered from the Negro’s Moravia street home.
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Yarper
Moore
Mahoning Avenue
Squar
Hia’ Watch
Moravia Street
Bryan’s Body To Lie In State In Capital Church
William Jennings Bryan’s body will lie in state at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church from 3 p.m. tomorrow until noon Friday under tentative plans announced by Ben Davis, former secretary to the Commoner. Mrs. Bryan must approve the plans, Davis said, and is expected to consent when she arrives in Washington on the funeral train at 7:45 a.m. tomorrow.
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International News Service
Washington
William Jennings Bryan
State
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Ben’ G. Davis
Bryan
Davis
Alderman Walter Hamilton’s car damaged after roadside crash
Alderman Walter Hamilton’s sedan was forced off the road on Wam pum road near Watson Park last night at nine. The vehicle struck the roadside and damaged severely while being driven by Hamilton who said a speeding machine forced him off the road. The other car did not stop.
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Walter
Hamilton
Watson Park
Lewis Hamilton
Two Minor Auto Accidents Reported
Two automobile accidents were reported about noon. Ignacy Bozzich on Wilson avenue said a boy, Arthur Lewis of Waldo street, backed into his car near North Jefferson and Grant, causing minor damage. the boy was taken to a physician and not seriously hurt. Dr. R. G. Boak reported another collision at East and Washington when G Crouchings of Mahoney City, Pa struck and damaged his machine, with careless driving noted and an elderly man nearly struck.
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Wilson Avenue
Jefferson Street
Grant Street
Arthur Lewis
Waldo Street
R. G. Boak
East
Washington Streets
G.crouchings
Mahoney City
Crouchines
Rev Loren Brown to Speak at Harmony Baptist
Rev Loren Brown of Syracuse New York will speak Sunday morning August 2 at Harmony Baptist Church He will also address the Young Peoples conference Sunday afternoon A business meeting and communion service scheduled for Saturday will be postponed The item ends with an unclear sentence about a man knocked down by surf and a license number incident
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Loren Brown
Syracuse
New York
Harmony Baptist Church
Brown
Young People's Conference
Textile Industry Wage Battle Now Confronts Coolidge
Swampscott Massachusetts July 25 The textile wage dispute threatens a New England textile shutdown as William Green AF of L mobilizes behind workers. President Coolidge faces pressure from Butler source mills and AFL opposition to wage cuts while uncertainty over government action grows.
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George E. Durno
International News Service
Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
New England
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Womera
Butler
White Court
Grean
Washington
Atlantic City
Samuel Gompers
Tabor
Miss Lena Kelly Weds Charles Aiken in Chewton
Miss Lena Kelly became the bride of Charles Aiken at Chewton Christian church with Rev. Charles P. Durbin officiating. After a brief wedding trip to Ningatt Falls they will reside in New Castle. Also notes on prayer meeting, the Chewton church picnic planned for August 20, and local personal items from OCHEWTON.
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Chewton, Ps
Miga Lena Kelly
Charles Aiken
Chewton
Chewton Christian Church
Ochewton
James McQuiston
Salt Lake City
Utah
C. P. Durbin
New Castle
Andrew Robertson
Aanna
Mennon
Cleveland
Mrs. Swaney
Pittsburgh
Galbreath Reunion At Ewing Park Prompted Attendance
Ellwood City visitor Leslie Guy joined attendees at the Galbreath reunion at Ewing Park on Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Mallory departed Monday for a California trip lasting ten weeks.
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Galbreath
Ewing Park
Leslie Guy
Ellwood City
George Mallory
California
Vialt
Immodest Dressers Branded In Italy
Naples reports women wearing long sleeves to avoid sunburn and mysterious arm marks. Officials deny fascist involvement, calling such conduct a breach of public morals and condemning any party actions.
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Italy
International
Naples
Indies
Cation
English Flyers Train For Seaplane Contest
London reports England aims for the Schneider Cup seaplane trophy with pilot training to cope with expected speeds of 250 to 300 miles per hour. Capt L Biard and H Broad will pilot the British machines, both famed seaplane aces, with Blard a former Schneider Cup winner.
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International News Service
London
England
L. Biard
H. §. Broad
Blard
Tame Serpent Taken To Court
Vienna July 29 Franz Gisa actor owns a boa constrictor he brought to court to prove the animal is harmless. Tenants of his dwelling sued claiming the reptile was kept in a cast iron box and walked on the landing. The serpent was brought in a valise placed on a table it twisted slowly then curled around its master’s arm and was taken out. The actor was allowed to go in peace.
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International News Service
Vienna
Franz Gisa
Stolen Car Recovered After District Beat Stop
Officer Parker on the Seventh ward beat encountered two youths in a Ford Coupe who directed him to a tire repair place. The car was left at Pennsylvania Motor and Implement on West Cherry street. License registered to Carl E. Sherrick of Carnegie, Pa. Carnegie authorities notified.
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Parker
Jim
Seventh Ward
Pennsylvania Motor and Implement Company
West Cherry Street
Colice
Carl E. Sherrick
Wilcox Avenue
Carnegie, Pa
Carnegie
Unclear fragment about abandoned item reclaiming by owner
A fragment notes that something was found and later reported as missing or sinlen, with the owner expected to retrieve it today. The incomplete text limits specifics such as item type, location, or parties involved.
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Sinlen
Poverty Point Picnic August 8 Annual School Reunion
The annual reunion and picnic of the Poverty Point and No 9 schools will be held Saturday August 8 at Nesannon Falls. Organizers expect a large turnout and a community gathering with plans underway.
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Poverty Point
No. 9
Neshannock Falls
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