Harford County Commissioner Missing Believed Murdered
Four men are under arrest in a search for Harford County Commissioner Charles P Clark who vanished after a trip from his Emmerton home. Investigators say Clark carried large sums of money and his body later was found in woods near Joppa with wounds and robbery evident.
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Baltimore
Charles P Clark
Harford County
Clark
Magnolia
Emmerton
Edgewood Arsenal
Aberdeen
Clarke
James A Manning
Anthony 5S. Parr
Polie
Belair
Joppa
Maryland
Darrow Seeks Evidence of Afterlife After Scopes Trial
Darrow says he seeks proof of life after death and has no belief in miracles. He spoke to questions from Wm Jennings Bryan after the Scopes trial ruling, calling the Bible a great book and noting he knows little about the universe’s origin. He criticizes literal biblical interpretation and notes the Christ of the Old Testament as a great Jew.
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Pajyten Tenn
Clarener Darrow
Wm Jennings Bryan
Darrow
Bryan
Scopes
Raulston
Oldest Known Forest Survivor Hints From Ancient Imprints
New York geologist John M Clarke reports hints that the oldest known forest appeared about one hundred million years ago at a site near Gillena New York. He bases his statement on fossil footprints and traces found in local rock layers.
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New York
John M .Clarke
Gillena
Elm Tree Protection Plan At Local Theatre
A damaged OCR fragment notes actions to protect elm trees near a theater. It mentions a meeting or event date and a plan to address tree health and preservation. Further specifics are unclear due to text distortion.
Bible Teachings In Public School Case Sparks Trial Across Nation
The District of Columbia equity suit challenges public school textbook content as violating a congressional appropriation provision funding salaries for teachers. Witnesses cite biology chemistry astronomy and biblical narratives arguing that literal readings conflict with official guidelines. The case involves Frank White and Loren Wittner among others as authorities examine school curriculum and religious instruction.
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Washington
Dstrict
Columbia
Schual
Frank White
Loren Hl Wittner
Internal Revenue Bureau
Congress
Illinon
Mhatter of Columbia
Benk
G W Hunter
Dayton
Bintat
Witner
Jesus Christ
Egypt
Jesus
Lois
Joshua
Philanthropist Schepps Seeks Public Charity Ideas
New York July 2 A P Leo pold Schepp millesare philanthrop ist received a strong show of public interest in philanthropy by telegram telephone messenger and mail He asked for suggestions on how to distribute the remainder of his surplus The flood of replies began with昨日 editions and revived the old practice of sleeping on a problem Schepps plans to leave for his Connecticut country home while his overworked office handles ideas for charitable distribution
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New York
Leopold Schepp
Millesare Philanthropiat
Schepps
Frst
Schepp
Connecticut
Bryan declines debate with physicians and Darrow foes
William Jennings Bryan announces from Reyton Tennessee that he will not debate with any physician or atheist or agnostic and will suspend lecturing to focus on literary work. He says he will not attend meetings where Christians face ridicule and will let Darrow arrange his own events.
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Reyton
Tenn
William Jennings Bryan
Darrow
Admianen
Infant Revival After Apparent Death At Franklin Square
Baltimore July 22 AP revival of an infant believed dead by lobeline injection at Franklin Square Hospital is reported. Dr Mason Knox Jr says this is the first known revival after apparent death. Specialists warn lobeline, from Indian tobacco, is dangerous and not a routine practice.
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Baltimore
Franklin Square Hospital
Ste Walter Rae
Joh Mason Knox
Bureau of Child Hygeine
State Department of Health
Speriahats
Paris to Redefine Male Attire with Brighter Fashion
Paris fashion writers predict a radical shift in menswear after the eighteenth century, with bold colors and coordinated accessories. The article notes striped suits, vivid evening wear, emerald and sapphire accents, matching handkerchiefs, and dressing gowns set to outshine current norms.
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Paris
Tobacco Growers Co op Chief Sued for 500000
A federal suit filed in Deaville Virginia charges R B R Paterson general manager of the Tobacco Growers Cooperation Association and Tucker Watkins with entering into a re dry tobacco compact during 1922 1923 and 1924 from which no clear profit of 500800 was made. The suit seeks restoration of the amount to the association and the appointment of a receiver for the peel.
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Deaville
R BR Paterson
Assoration
Tucker € Watkins
Ralmondson
J A Wade
Halifax County
Wade
W S
Tobacco Growers’ Cooperation Marketing Asociation
Dayton Obscure After End Of Scopes Trial
Dayton records end of the Scopes trial as Juba T. Scopes faces appeal. The two minute sentence and $1608 fine prompt plans for a Tennessee Supreme Court review in September. Local figures discuss anti evolution legislation and federal court avenues.
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Dayton
Tena
Juba T Scopes
Tennessee Supreme Court
Kneaville
Kentucky
Supreme Court
Walter White
Rhea County
W D. Upshaw
Georgia
Upshaw
Federal Court of Tennessee
Bryan
Darrow
Derrew
Aan
John R Neal
Thone
Robert Mc Wilson
Rhea Springs
United States
Joan RB. Neal
Ubi
Xen Hoecks
Knoxville
Ferahie
Photographs of the stomach coe ean te Vabem 1
Fragmentary notebook text describes stomach photographs and camera work with unclear medical or scientific notes. No coherent events, dates, or identifiable organizations are present to establish a clear news item.
Infants died at New York home run by Geisen Volk
Mrs Aelen Auguste Geisen Volk owner of a New York infant home was sentenced to prison for baby substitution after a prosecution report alleged 563 infants died since February 1918 under her care. The case cited lack of affection and mercenary treatment of the children.
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New York
Aelen Auguste Geisen-Volk
Auburn Prises
Etherwine
Geinenvelk
Ananela Kennett
Mra Getsrn-Volk
Man Pays Remainder After Filling Phone Coin Box
In New York a man talked to Havane from a coin box telephone. His bill was 166 dollars. after filling the boxes with coins he paid the rest of the charge at the telephone office in his taxi.
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New York
Havane
Coine
Dolls Pay School Bills In Montana Forest Roots
Helena Montana July 22 Mrs O L Metacken wife of a has paid all her daughter's school bill by carving attractive dolls out of the roots of cottonweed trees.
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Helena
Mont
O L. Metacken
Arw Trouser Fit Declines Noted in London
A London report from July 22 notes worsening trouser fit with trousers curling at the bottom of the leg and becoming harder to wear. The piece highlights growing wardrobe concerns and inconsistent tailoring.
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London
Telephonic Judge Hears Small Debtors Court in Wichita
David D Leahy of Wichita Kansas presides over a small debtors court by telephone He handles cases where litigants cannot reach his home and where the opposing sides cannot afford attorneys fees The judge conducts hearings remotely by telephone
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David D. Leahy
Wichita, Kane
Russell Scott Roams for Clemency in Monticello Case
A chaotic appeal scene unfolds as Russell Scott seeks a reprieve from authorities in Coolidge after a murder case tied to Joseph Maurer. Family and Detroit clubwomen rally funds and pressure Governor Sewall, amid doubts about Robert Hipreestamating’s whereabouts and a hoax message claiming his involvement.
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Joseph Maurer
Detroit
Small
Robert
Catherine
Caoldge
Efort
Clarence Darrew
Dayton
Tena
Sewall
Court orders cause over teaching so called scientific doctrines
Washington July 72 A P police report shows a local court ordering explanation why sole live of ordeal officers there should not be withheld due to alleged scientific doctrine influences. Other items note indictments, property ads, weather, and income tax record plans with various byline details.
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Washington
A. P
Murder Probe Traces Missing Money Bag in Carey Slaying
Worcester County officers followed leads to a report of a missing money bag tied to the death of James A. Carey a Whaleyville farmer killed last Friday. The investigation focused on James Baker an 83 year old Selbyville man who confessed to the crime and guided police to a spot near railroad rails and dense brush where the bag once lay.
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Seon Hill
A. P
Worcester County
Mensy
James A. Carey
Whaleyville
James Baker
Selbyville
Del
Carey
Baker
Beloit College Team Conducts Purely Scientific Expedition
Beloit College officials clarified that the recent Beloit expedition was conducted solely for scientific research. The members emphasized no connection to evolution trials and stressed the project focused on science.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Beloit Careia Friends of
Beloit College
Pps
Miss Pepe Seeks Widow's Share in McClintock Estate
Chicago July 22. Isabelle Pepe widow of Willem Nelson McClintock may press a claim against the McClintock estate. The long time central figure in the family dispute is expected to challenge the will or seek portions of the fortune as a surviving spouse.
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Pepe
McClintock
Chicago
A. P.j
Willem Nelson
Isabelle Poge
Northern Trest C
Believe It Or Not Boworth Missouri July 22 A
A fragment from a Missouri newspaper item reports an event at Boworth on July 22 marked by a striking or unusual development. The readable text is limited to a brief lead. Further details are unavailable in the surviving text.
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Chas. P. Clark
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F Church
del Monte
Calif
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Hible
Belt
Teanence
Russell Scott
Coolidge
Beitig
Siegel
Uh Browning
Wamett Baang
Denman
Lote Petatess
Lncome
Rankington
Minaston
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