Scopes Trial Opens With Bryan Arrival In Tennessee
In Dayton Tennessee on July 10 a Rhea County Grand Jury considers the Scopes case after jury selection debate. William Jennings Bryan arrives to assist prosecution as defense lawyers clash over timing and admissibility of evidence including Hunter's biology.
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Dayton
Tenn
John T Scopes
Rhea County
A T Stewart
Raulston
Scopes
John J. G . Dayton
Hin Shevase
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Seapes
Walter White
Stewart
Ralston
Deak Scopes
Rappiage
Bryan
Malone
Usel
Washington driver killed as car overturns on boulevard
Joseph Caransa, 19, of Washington DC, died when his auto struck a telephone pole and plunged down an embankment on the Washington Boulevard near Elbridge. Five others were injured, treated at St Agnes Hospital, and two men held at Southwestern police station after the crash. The driver said he was blinded by oncoming lights as the car rounded a curve near Elkridge.
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Margaret Smith
Lawrence McNally
Leonard Carania
McNally
Caraafa
Southwestern
Marhiar
Baltimore
Washington
Elkridge
Caranfa
Joseph Caranfa
Hit by Partner in Fractured Business Row Sparks Police Probe
A fragmented police blotter item describes a man saying a partner struck him during a disputed business venture. He alleges the partner sought combative control, listed customers, and sought authorities’ aid to pursue the matter while denying certain claims. The case references warrants and local police involvement.
Secretary Kellogg to Visit Swampscott This Weekend
A sudden interruption in Secretary Kellogg’s vacation at St appears to bring him to Swampscott for weekend activities with President Contidge. No public details on the purpose were released, but Kellogg is expected to be a guest at Ware Court or aboard the Mayfuser. The visit may involve foreign affairs talks or routine departmental matters before returning to Washington.
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Myondider
Mr Key
Washington
Fragmented OCR Note on Local Event
A damaged OCR fragment discusses possible events and dates with unclear names and places. text is incomplete and many words are garbled, making specifics hard to extract. No clear persons organizations or locations are reliably identifiable from the readable portions.
Secretary Kellogg Plans China Conference Amid Debt Questions
Washington July 10 Secretary Kellogg and under secretary Grew prepare for talks with President Coolidge on China and foreign debts. Allies show reluctance about timing but Kellogg pushes for a nine power treaty conference to back China’s legal reforms and end extraterritorial privileges.
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Grew
Swampscott
Mass
Kellogg
White House
St Paul
State Department
Wasshington
Bas St. Paul
Mina
Ms & Bess
Coolidge
Kellock
China
Far East
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Belgium
Netherlands
Portugal
Ealm
Varius
Tts
Police career pivots after Penn College graduate
Oskawasa Louisiana July 10. J W Johnson, a Penn College graduate aged 75, left the classics to join the police force. He later worked as an editor, teacher, and preacher before deserting those fields to serve as an officer.
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Oskawasa
Penn College
J W Johnson
Quakes Shake Southwestern Montana Towns
A series of earthquakes disturbed Southwestern Montana with felt shocks in Great Falls Three Forks Manhattan and Hilltop among others. No widespread damage reported though chimneys toppled in some areas and residents rushed into the streets. The strongest tremor lasted about two minutes in Three Forks and was compared to a larger event on June 27. Some Billings residents remained unaware of the quakes initially.
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Hetena
Mont
Montana
Great Pall
Three Forks
Manhattan
Hillong
Forgier Quakrs
Great Falls
Billoys
Wall Street Opens With Mixed Movements and Cautious Tone
Wall Street opened with uneven price action as copper rose on a further advance in the red metal. General Railway Signal rose but most issues moved fractions. Traders awaited Los Angeles steel figures, while profit taking spread in motor shares and auto group sales and production fell. Call money at 3/4 percent.
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New York
Lodge Brothers
Pew
Ancom
Shore Velling
Automobile
American Explorer Award for Heroic Rescue at Sea
The gold mast at presented to Lincoln for guiding Ellsworth and crew in a perilous Arctic rescue with Captain Roald Amundsen’s expedition. The award honors Ellsworth’s rescue of Oedahl and Lief Netraichan after disaster struck their craft in Arctic waters when a mast parted and ice swept them away.
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Oslo
Norway
Ty Lincoln Isworth
Roald Amundsen
North Pole
Ellsworth
Har Oedahl
Lief
Blue Bolex Bloom at the California Ranch
A fragmented item names Reecee Calif Joly and Blue ree, with garbled text describing a ranch scene. The readable portions imply a local notice or column snippet about a bloom or event, but details and dates are unreadable. The piece preserves only scattered proper nouns without a clear event or outcome.
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Jubmston Orar
Walling and Lamamayer Suspects Center of Double Tragedy
In Rumaoa New Jersey bodies of Sergeant Detective Her D. Walling of Long Branch and Mary A. Lamamayer of Atlantic Highlands found in a limousine on Ward Avenue. Walling head wound and Lamamayer shot herself with Walling service revolver. Police say revolver used and finger on barrel indicate self defense by Lamamayer ending a relationship with Walling.
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Wm. D. Walling
Long Branch
Linzrmayer
Wailing
Pober
Difficult Train Conductor Speech Triggers Noise Complaint
A Tokyo report notes loud speakers arguing over conductor behavior on the rail line. The exchange disrupts service as commuters await station updates and officials consider next steps to restore order.
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Tokyo
Dapanew Railways
Demspey May Return to Squared Ring in Looming Talks
New York July 10 A P reports promoters in Indiana signed tentative rules for a Demspey comeback. A March 10 Laber Day title defense may be set against the champion in a decision bout. Fitzsimmons notes the champ agreed in principle if training requirements are met. Talks also touch a Dempsey bout with Wills or Tunney, with Rickard open to reconsidering Wille-Dempsey. Dempsey plans return from Europe next week.
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New York
A. P
Jack
Rings A
M City
Ind
New York Hen
Dempery
Fitzimmons
Cable
Madden
Conditinn
Dempsery
Sveral
Marty Wills
Gene Tunney
Paddy Mullins
Wills
Tex Rickard
Rickard
Wille
Federal Tax Levy Cut Affects Public Levy Reduction
Washington July 10 The current tax law aimed to reduce the levy on the public by 4609 dollars. Tax authorities report that the measure lowers burdens for citizens and businesses, with details on exemptions and phased implementation.
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Washington
A. P
Late News Bulletins From A P Dispatches
Fragmented text reports a mix of international and domestic items. It mentions figures and places such as George W. Crebbe and a 630,268 value tied to a Fifth Avenue office project, along with references to crime, investigations, and historical events.
Ontario hospital saves life of Chinese worker
A Chinese worker survived after a complex medical operation at a Ontario hospital. Besse Lenden led a team in a critical procedure aimed at saving the man’s life during a recent medical emergency.
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Ontario
Neree
Yterien
Giel Peerernesse
Bug Count Report From Washington Dated July 10
The sixth count at Washington shows the department of the states effort in tallying bugs in the work. Officials release a summary of progress and next steps in the ongoing project.
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Washagteng
Ouale
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