Darrow Contempt Cited in Scopes Trial Proceedings
Layton Tennessee July 20 Clarence Darrow defense attorney in the Scopes evolution trial was cited for contempt by Judge John T Raulston. He was ordered to appear tomorrow and post a bond after remarks about the court and excluded scientific testimony. The judge stressed the need to protect court dignity as the trial continues without a jury.
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Chicago records 400 auto deaths this year
Chicago has recorded about 400 deaths from automobile accidents in the year so far, a 22 percent rise over the first 80 days of last year. The report notes many fatalities involve young people and cites varying causes across districts and times.
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Grain financier Wagner dies after fall from Chicago building
FW Wagner once a top Chicago grain figure leaped to death from the Westminster Building in the central business district. He had been in poor health since his firm EF W Wagner Co failed for millions and faced market pressure. He spoke to his wife minutes earlier saying the market looked bad.
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Messages From Dead Disclosed As Fake
New York reports a reward offered to anyone who can reach the dead wife of Albert Gilbert of Portland Oregon. He says all messages are fake and involve a password sealed in a safe deposit box. He dismissed messages from supposed spirits named Susan Anna Lovina Sunbeam and Florence and noted many came from mediums or auto writing.
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Ten Rescued After Chesapeake Bay Boat Adrift
Ten people were rescued when a boat ran aground in Chesapeake Bay after detaching from its mooring. Rescue crews worked through the night as capsized craft and adverse conditions prompted rapid response and swift evacuation.
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Telegraph reporter admits sending fake message in high profile case
Chicago July date reports Russell Newtt James M Ball a Detroit telegrapher confessed the alleged witness telegrams claiming Robert Scott’s brother admitted the claim was a romance created to save Scott from execution. Ball said he forged the messages for humanity and planned to surrender next day.
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Wealthy Heir Chooses Labor Over Luxury
Vernetim of Chicago, a 20 year old son of a millionaire parts maker, leaves his home to work daily in a plant shop. He is heir to 100 888 but continues to work as a laborer, choosing hands on labor over idle wealth.
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One Dead and One Wounded in New York Hold Up
Mount Vernon July 20 One man was killed and another wounded when three armed robbers held up a special car of the West Chester County Electric Pathway. Schumacher railway inspector was shot and died. Nichol conductor was kept in a critical condition. The robbers escaped with about $1500 but abandoned the bag when their car broke down. Miss Edith Baltimore and Miss Maran Mooney, owners of the robbers’ car, are held for investigation.
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Somerset Crabber Fined for Dredging in Sinepaxent Bay
A Somerset crabber was fined 10 pounds on the July term of Worret er County Carrum Court for failing to establish residence in the county while dredging for crabs in Sinepurest Bay. The report notes widespread beach dredging and evacuation jargon as the incident unfolds.
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Baltimore K T’s Baltimore Leaves for Seattle Conclave Train
The Baltimore commandery Knights Templars leaves this afternoon at 2 for Seattle to attend the Grand Encampment conclave in July. A special eight car train with sleeping cars and dining cars will cover 12 080 miles on scenic routes.
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Aged Man a Hero Primeuth Foy July 20
Nearly blind 67 year old Philip Hellyer leaped into a river to rescue a child who had fallen from a dock. He dragged the boy to safety and saved a life with brave, swift action witnessed by onlookers.
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Renerm Found After 108 Years Hidden in Lab Remnants
Renerm was discovered 108 years after its last known use, by researchers who uncovered the compound among old lab remnants. The find notes its prior applications in cosmetics and perfumery, hinting at historical research value and potential renewed interest in its properties.
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Youthful Slayer Confesses to Carey Murder and Robbery
James Baker 22 confessed at Worcester County jail to killing farmer James Carey on the Eastern Shore and robbing him. He took full blame as Blanche Elingsworth denied knowledge. Baker described fleeing with cash, discarding checks, and plans to visit Philadelphia before arrest near Wilmington Del. He indicated fear and confusion during the crime.
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Late News Bulletin Highlights Court Delays and Tremor
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