Colby Unable to Defend Scopes at Dayton Trial
Associated Press reports Bainbridge Colby former secretary of state cannot attend the Dayton trial of John T. Scopes due to a ruling by the appellate division invalidating a New York home rule amendment. Colby telegrams Neal that urgent conferences with city officials and counsel are required. He expresses regret and notes the defense is protected by a strong team of New York City counsel.
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ROTC Graduates Receive Certificates at Fort Bam Houston
Two ROTC graduates from R. C. T. Car Fort Bam Houston were awarded certificates Wednesday to begin duties as undergraduates supporting their expenses during the mining year. Both are medical students who joined the medical section of the 20,7 C. Their names are William J. Tradford of Greenville and Oscar Nolan of Lafayette Indiana. The final dance for ROTC will be Monday night with elaborate entertainment planned. A review for students and visitors will follow inspection. Buckets will be awarded to the winner and the cotay will be demobilised on Monday.
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Monkey Shines in Dayton Parade of Oddities and Echoes
In Dayton oddities fill the day as Pullman conductors call three trains up and three down the one stop at Lintos while a village artist bets on painting a renaming of the depot. Judge Likens Bryan and Judge Gordon McKenzie loom in local affairs as whimsical chatter and a lively promenade unfold around the courthouse.
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Commoner in Sporty Hat Spotted in Florida Real Estate Boom
A fragmentary item notes a figure nicknamed Commoner wearing a sporty hat, described as a breath of Florida amid a scene of a booming real estate market, with hints of a white felt surroundings and a hunting motif.
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Bryan Coffs Coat Due to Heat Excuse
A fragmented note describes a meeting at Richard Rogers's home where Bryan Coffs Coat Due to Heat complains of heat while the group, including defense lawyers, displays items and discusses proceedings with unclear attire and behavior. The text remains garbled with little coherent detail.
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Go Slow Motto In Dayton Town Banner Warns Speed Limit
A distorted OCR fragment describes a Dayton street banner reading a speed limit of twelve miles per hour. The text suggests punishment for speeding and references a professor associated with teaching the theory of evolution, though the snippet is garbled and partial.
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Bryan mocks anti evolution bill in legislature debate
In a debate on a legislative message by Governor Austin Bony the speaker ribbed opponents over the anti evolution bill. He claimed no one believed the measure would become law and implied critics lower themselves by attacking science education.
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Band Declines Guard Role for Commoner Visit
A high school band invited to greet the visiting commoner declined to serve as his bodyguard citing a misunderstanding of duties. The group, composed of former Heapes aides, said their music would honor rather than protect.
Strawberry Soda Popular in Dayton Scene at Robinson's Store
A fragment from Dayton describes Mr. Arran visiting Robinson's Drug Store, where a Strawberry soda is offered on the house. The piece notes newcomers like Mr. Myall and shows locals enjoying the drink as a sign of a growing trend in the area.
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Hays and Malone Head to Dayton for Defense Case
Garfield Haye and Dudley Firk Malone linked to the defense in the Scones! svolution case will depart for Dayton this afternoon. They expect to arrive in Chattanooga by 7 p.m. tomorrow and anticipate Bainbridge Colby not retiring, with Mr. Colby possibly in Washington Friday morning.
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Bryan to Speak in Dayton Jesus Address
In Dayton on Sunday Mr. Bryan, after retiring from active practice, will address the question What shall I do with Jesus. Dayton officials seek to curb pranks during a triad event while prices for common goods spike and overnight appearances of Aliaids occur along Market Street.
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Cameraman and Commoner Exchange Odd Commands
A fragmented caption shows a cameraman directing a photographer with terse prompts and a pompous Commoner reacting. The text hints at a staged scene with exaggerated dialogue and initials or nicknames amid unclear context.
Bos E For Morendustres Conference Aims New Industries
San Antonio plans to attract more industries especially those needing needle workers. EB A Du Bose leads the industrial committee of the chamber of commerce calling a Thursday conference with buying representatives to arrange details for attracting garment manufacturers and branelles to the city. He will stress abundant, affordable labor and will welcome Melvin Cohen Arthur White Joske Brothers J J Sterne Alfred Busche Washer Brothers Mone Bloom De Stophan Frost Brothers Shas Frahn Wolff Mars at the meeting.
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Charles N. Greene Veteran Actor Dies in New York
Charles N. Greene, veteran actor famed for the "barat cark" minstrel shows, died at Mount Sinai Hospital after a major operation. The long-time performer, noted for his prominence in touring productions, passed away in New York on a July date.
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Philadelphia Judge Scores Butler for Cowardly Attack
Philadelphia judge Lewis denounces General Smedley Butler declaring his remarks a cowling attack on public safety. The telegram from Yellowstone Park mentions Butler’s charges as political manipulation. The report notes Butler’s ire at public safety and a defense against the accusation.
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Free Masons exam renewals offered in San Antonio
For the first time in Masory history in San Antonio, local Masons may renew certificates at no cost during renewal examinations starting Monday at 9 10 o'clock. Lonnie Irvin, part of a five member committee under the Grand Lodge of Texas A M and A F, will lead the Tuesday examinations. A Dallas venue hosts over 100 Masons taking renewal tests as the program expands. An encore session at 6390 is planned for those employed who cannot attend morning tests.
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