Scopes Trial Verdict and Aftermath Report
The article recounts the Scopes trial verdict with Clarence Darrow and William Jennings Bryan, noting the guilty finding within minutes and the defense’s arguments on science and religion. It details courtroom clashes, the impact on public thought, and expectations for Tennessee court review within 60 days. Bryan plans press outreach as the case moves to higher courts.
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Arist
Niko
Willie Janninge Brean
Chareruts
Tyyan
Kor
Agnosti Olen
Fondamentaln
Westh
Weologica
Darrow
Tia Clien
Raukalon
Moryan
Jone
Tennessea Au- Brame
Clarence Darraw
Tbachlet
Bryan
Wes
Feather Bed Incident Shocks Rockwell City Resident
A garbled account describes a home still in disarray as a feather bed allegedly saves a woman in Rockwell City. The story references Mrs. A. J. Longer and a chaotic sequence around a four room house with chimney and windows involved.
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Rockwell City
A. J. Longer
Reprieve Granted to Scott in Bank Clerk Murder Case
Scott a former Canadian financier faced execution for the Chicago bank clerk murder during a holdup. Authorities granted a two week reprieve six hours before the scheduled hanging amid a flurry of pleas and appeals.
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Pian
Scott- Obitego
Russell Solty
Cook County
Scott
Chicago
Recount of Senate Ballots in Washington Contested
The senate committee on privileges and elections began recounting votes in a contest involving Daniel Stecki Smith and W Freybart Ip. The Iowa election margin for Grookkait narrowed to a slim plurality of under 3,009 votes with six ballots yet to be counted.
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Senate
Washington
Cocmities
Emego
Daniel Stecki Smith
W. Freybart
Harding Memorial Design Selected
A design by Yienny Hurnboste and Eric Fisher Wao of Pittsburgh was chosen for the Harding Memorial in Marion Ohio to honor President Warren G. Harding. The competition drew three other entries from Richins institutions.
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Harding
Kaw York
Yienny Hurnboste
Eric Fisher Wao
Pittsburgh
Marion
Ww. G. Harrding
Harding Memorial Association
Richins
Grip Epidemis In Almske Aids Fort Yukon Relief
The American Rod Creag announced an appropriation to cover expansion of aid for Fort Yukon Alaska. Reports say about 200 canes of payments with MPH deaths and Leon Mates are mentioned but the situation is said to be under control.
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Grip
Almske
Washington
Rod Creag
Fort Yukon
Alaska
Leon
French Troops Evacuating Ruhr Towns
French forces complete evacuation of Tock in the Ruhr area amid disorganized withdrawal. German and allied units report disruption and ongoing clearance as troops move out of evacuated zones.
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Ruhr
Tock
Germany
We Kolkr
Hettia
Itlou
Sioux City Stock Yards President Eaton Dies in Rochester
Fred L. Eaton longtime president of the Sioux City Stock Yards company died Monday afternoon in Rochester Minnesota. A Sioux City resident since 1884 he guided the yards through major improvements including new pens and a terminal railway company formation. Eaton earned national recognition for shaping Sioux City into a leading live stock market and packing center.
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Sioux Lly
Fred L. Eaton
Suds Cis Stock Yards Company
Rochester
Ming
Sioux City
Mc Ealon
Sevarus
Mombar
Eatan
Heron
Credit Commutation Company
Altaira
Abtatha Nellyaly
Blowy City Stack Yards Company
IGE
Stock Yards Company
Stock Yards
Eaton
Commission
Sioux City Terminal
Railroads seek raise in freight rates faces Farm Bureau opposition
A petition from 74 western railroads for a 31 percent increase in freight rates is to be reviewed by the American Farm Bureau federation. Farm Bureau leaders say the railroads will mobilize opposition and push back against the proposed hike, while other economic worries are cited as motives for action.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Oldears
Jacressa
Massachusetta
Humber
Amin
Robbers Raid Baking Plan
A theft at Schitzo Waking corporation ends with the escape of two suspects. They took two safes and escaped with 2609 dollars in cash and 426 in checks. Local law enforcement is investigating the break in.
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Pearts
Schitzo Waking Corporation
Lidde
Turbulent unrest in Korean villages reported by Toklo dispatches
Dispatches from Korea describe mass internet outages and anti profiling enforcement under a tightened regime. Seoul railway services resume amid restructuring. Deadly incidents in Beunl and surrounding villages disrupt the Beunl neighborhood as authorities push strict controls.
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Toklo
Indha iWepanar
Pers
Korea
Dholka
Yeaga Seoul
Trama
Platearia
Beunl
Major gasoline blast devastates river area near Chicago
A Texas company with a 90 000 jolton gasoline storage caused a huge explosion along a riverfront near Chicago, igniting flames that swept blocks. The blast sank a tug, damaged the riverbank, and endangered nearby gas tanks, with several injured and hundreds threatened by the ensuing fire.
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Chicago
Diiidcods
Texas Company
Unie
All Compaiy
North Sie
Nina Jarga
Au Alee
Hoyer
Tha Bunt
Lia Norti Avenue
Harvey
Lack+ Park
Sven
Charles Sigmund
Saptolo
Sigmund
T Ho Tag
Peoples Gas, Light
Arthur Seyferiich
Longworth Advocates Tax Cut Amid Debate on Taxable Securities
Representative Nicholas Longworth urged a tax reduction to curb investment in taxable securities. In a Blaine club speech, he asserted Congress would pursue prudent cooperation with the White House and noted a potential shift in fiscal policy.
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Longworth
Nicholas Longworth
House of Representatives
Blaine
Congress
Gas wars resume as state opens price controls
Flore 5.0 South Dakota moves to reopen gaguline price cutting while Gov. Carl Guillarson Antoine announces a bantilyt called Mentlig of the atate gndoting haar. The auatvor orders a cent nerena rate on mater fuel by Standard Ol of Indians and independent dealers. Gunderson gathers the gaming board for a meeting.
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Flore
South Dakota
Carl Guillarson
Antoine
Mentlig
Tatesia
Gunderson
Ganoling Board
Obituary Notice of Mother's Illness and Decline
Fragmentary obituary note describing a母her Janet ty UE Washington atra and Mary Jonas with inflammatory rheumatism, details unclear but mentions age 92 and donated medicine or care. Reads as a local death related notice with references to maternal figure and restorative relief observed in Ida hot swaather.
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Janet Ty
Washington Atra
Mary Jonas
Uhreghont
Mathar Jones
Sidyocato
Inbor
Ware
Ida Hot Swaather
Bootleg Ring Breakup by Police Sting in New York City
Police broke up a bootlegging operation in New York and New Jersey after a raid on a West Twenty fifth Street building and arrests of Devon Lien and others. About 20,000 orders were traced to trunks and express shipments, with several defendants posting bail while a grand jury investigation awaited.
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New
Kaye
Uniwks
Recordiin
Ware
Ratl
Expres
Oho Tuld
Rory R. Buakner
Sol Dameky
New York City
New York
New Jersey
Incknor
Alinta
Keaster
Nina
Socan atrPal
Aulzaul
Buckner
Death by Own Action Pact Alleged Victims in Gardon Case
Edmund Newcomb, 15, of near Gardon, faces district court on murder charges amid a claimed pact with his wife to end their marriage. Prosecution says Newcomb took poison within minutes of his wife, while daughter Vera, 7, and Edmund, 13, were affected. advocate claims intent to kill through poison.
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Hushville
Edmund
Cand
Gardon
Ralgord
Vera
Comb
Newcomb
Freight policy moves raise cost fears across rail lines
Reported talks in New York and Chicago hint at a 5 percent uptick in interstate railway freight rates. Officials plan a formal presentation to railway executives aimed at securing higher charges on key commodities.
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Hote Bovat
Chicago
St. Paul
Chicago Radio Announcer Weds Heiress in Landmark Union
Chicago radio announcer W. Kangy married Misa Vera De Jorg from St. Louis, touted as an heiress. The ceremony followed a days long acquaintance, according to local reports amid city broadcasting circles.
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Chicago
Thaohavelage
W. Kangy
Misa Vera de Jorg
St. Louis
Trond
Rapa Severs Steeplejack Killed in Fall
A steeplejack named John Clancey, 18, fell from a 185 foot height after a nail protruded from a spur while working atop a church steeple in Warchater Massachusetts. The incident occurred during a rainy shift leading to his death.
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Rapa Severs
Warchater
Mamayad Lynch
Gina
Houtawala
John Clancey
Unclear funds transfer to university and individuals
Fragmentary text notes a large sum directed to a university and mentions individuals Louis Mee Washington Charlie Kolwtock and a banking figure. The passage oddly references a construction or erection of a new anatomy building with stipulations.
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University
Hi Louis
Mee-Washington
Tom Charlie Kolwtock
Creu Basterman
Bank Denetor
Robbers Hold Jewelry Store in Garna New York Heist
The Stanley Jewelry Store on West Street was robbed by two men who tied up the proprietor and escaped with about $100,000 in jewelry. The incident occurred in Garna, New York, as police investigate the attack.
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Fiebhera
Garna
New York
Stanley
Jy Woat Weth
Fragmented OCR piece on a deadly incident in Clioane
The readable lines describe a violent event with police involvement and drownings or killings. Names and places are garbled but indicate officers or officials responding to a disturbance. The text hints at multiple victims and a possible investigation.
Fragmented Iowa Town News with Odd Notes and Projections
A scrambled OCR dump mixes local Iowa topics from June and beyond, naming public works plans, state boards, a convention, and payroll figures. It references Camp Dodge improvements, employment data, a national show schedule, and various civic notes with scattered figures and institutions.
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Lyran
Fowler
Ind
Ind City Cone Ot Sehieawik Haa Gol the Atmiletyal Eéphtanit
Navittielnutntoraweion
Cations
Ambon
Vie Board of Supershears
Jowa
Hullveen
Anniah
Prinkes
Vaete Baleau Company
Fanehan
Labae
Camp Dodge
Neot Inchillig
Iowa
Stury
Tari Nurest
Bear of
Mirvctors
Personal crisis reports rise amid shifting societal challenges
The report highlights a surge in personal crisis concerns across years with survey data from New York and Wyoming. It notes effects on employment, business sentiment, and social responses, mentioning reference figures and statistical background from metropolitan studies and Life Magazine collaboration.
Three Million Crooks in U S Investigator Says
An investigative report claims millions of U S residents are swindlers with widespread fraud. The piece notes substantial losses and questions about enforcement and recovery, highlighting efforts to identify culprits and advise on restitution amid ongoing probes.
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U.S
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