Recess Court Delays Defense Testimony in Beopes Case
July 18 report from IN cites judges recessing court to let defense finalize affidavits and place testimony on record. Clarence Darrow and other defense figures indicate preparations may shift to higher courts. prosecution notes and judge rulings shape next steps as press access is ensured.
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Ty Defense
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Inigo Raulston
Jense
Joby R. Neal
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Shantalaivent
Tie
Wilham Tennings
Berna
Domitis Deer Malye
Roae
Tug Bryang
Monkey Shines in Court as Bryan Trial Mocks Monkeys
The trial of William Jennings Bryan, with Darrow defending, features farcical exchanges and bold accusations. Witnesses include Bryan himself and various spectators who mock the proceedings, while the judge barbs at verdicts and the press watches the chaotic scene unfold with skeptical commentary.
Concessions Fail at Scopes Trial in Dayton
The Scopes trial drew crowds along Dayton streets with tents and protests as the defense and prosecution prepared their arguments. Reporters described the scene with disorderly demonstrations and the ongoing legal dispute over the teaching of evolution in public schools.
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Dayton
Captain Paul Mapes Leaves for Denver
Captain Paul Mapes, ninth division, was killed in an accident in Tener Prins and was brought by air to Hawks Mountain. He departed from Welly Field Saturday morning and was to land at Lanver Tate in the afternoon. General Ernest Hinds led the corps area command. Lieutenant Colina Mines, formerly Hurt Logan commander near Denver, died when a vehicle crashed.
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Mapes
di Tautey
Missing Girls Traced By Officers In Terror Case
Police trace a string of terror tied to a missing girl. A secretary relays that officers and church authorities moved to arrest a priest and a male companion after a troubling ceremony. The investigation claims several arrests were made on the day of the inquiry. The girl recounts a troubling tale of Eros, forced marriage attempts, and abduction involving a Cameron street location and an elderly Mexican woman.
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Ciel
Acretary
Corriganan
Churchlas
Reautoih
Cameron Stideh Howe
SPECIAL TRAIN TAKES NEGROES TO SEGUN AIDED BY RAILROAD
A special train carries African American workers and their families to a southern rail yard. The journey is organized to provide relocation and employment opportunities, with officials coordinating transport and safety.
Motorist Injured In Car Crash In San Shibashea
A motorist identified as a salesman for the ks Bo Priak Company was badly injured when two cars collided Saturday in San Shibashea. The driver was thrown from his vehicle as rescue teams and bystanders attended the scene.
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Weber
Ks Bo Priak Company
Ak Monti Eave i San Shibashea
Satiartay
Bork
Pads Raina Ing MN
Coolidge 18 Given Use Of Seaplane In Navy Flight
A distorted, early 20th century style item reports President Coolidge preparing to use a navy seaplane during a voyage aboard the ship with Lieut W S Pateman. It notes a burned-out wreck near Calgary and mentions Lowden and the Canadian party amid a tense political scene with hundreds of years of context implied.
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Coolidge
Hivicvere
Enor
Presidentiak Yacht
Bancroft envoy shows four alight brave moves
Edger A Bancroft, the American ambassador, attended Kumdwawa where Hily IB led a commission. The event featured four distinct brave moves demonstrated by participants amid tense moments.
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Roy
Noel
Hily
Edger
A. Bancroft
Agdur
Kumdwawa
Toy Womu
Lta
Blackmail Charge Looms For S A Man
A South American broker case centers on blackmail allegations after a broker allegedly failed to pay a note. The article mentions a $860 sum and related legal actions leading to garnishment and creditor actions against the debtor.
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S. A. Man
Logger Is Killed By Falling Tree In Tacoma Fire Scene
The report states a logger was killed when a tree toppled during a logging operation near Morton, Tacoma. Three workers were injured but survived. high winds hindered fire containment at the Patton Logging Company holdings since Tuesday with crews continuing containment efforts.
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Tacoma
Morton
Kottheare
Logeer
Toy Thule
Emery Cavenger
Willian Gilleende
Alan
Benines
Hurng
Patton Logging Company
Da Silva Ministry Quits in Portugal
Lisbon June 18 The ministry headed by Antonio Da Silva resigns from office amid political turmoil as the prime minister and minister of art steps down, triggering a government shakeup and calls for new leadership in Portugal.
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Tisbon
Gly 18
Antaris da Silva Ax Pre
Minigier
Fritay
British Worry Over Goldfish Shortage
Reports from Britain warn of a growing goldfish shortage tied to breeding delays and rising prices. Trade, unemployment, and supply concerns ripple through pet shops as costs surge from pennies to dollars per fish.
Frat Convention Details Mention Initiation and Plans
Frat members from Phi Lambda Epsilon across the United States will meet in San Antonio for a ten state convention starting Saturday. The agenda includes initiation, business sessions, dances at the St Anthony, Mexican dinners, and an officers election plus banquet at the Merger Patio. Delegates from Long Beach, Eastland, Suisunville, Webster Grove, and Portland are listed among expected attendees.
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Phi Lambda Epsilon
United States
San’ Antonia
Cal
Saab
Wilks
Apland
St. Anthony
Stolen Clarinet Report Across Louisiana
A Clarinet theft across Shreveport and area is under police review. Detective Hugh Penndfont reports a stolen instrument tied to a car tire incident near 318 Yan g Sees street and other alleged property losses. Local residents describe night thefts include a dinnerware shipment and chickens from a nearby yard, with Mrs. AL SeCiMaugh noting missing poultry Saturday morning.
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Elmira
Yolice
Sin Cool
Atelon
Verhenge
W S Vice-Consul in Mexico Shot Reported
A report from Consul Haven at Aguadientes states the appointed Meese was shot and slightly wounded on the night of June 16. The motive remains unclear but officials believe the target may have been another official. No further details or official reaction available.
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Mexico
Aconstallentes
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Ries
$70,000 Fire Loss In Oklahoma Town
A fire at Asher in Oklahoma caused about $70,000 in losses. The blaze destroyed an entinct dwelling and stables, with livestock perishing. Fire departments responded but could not save the property.
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Oklahoma
Los Angeles Man Orders Radio Coffin for Afterlife
A Los Angeles man, Sam Kimball, reportedly placed an order with an undertaker for a radio-equipped coffin. He insists the device will let his spirit hear world events after burial, arguing the soul lingers until the proper burial is completed.
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Angeles
Sam Fi
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San’ Ferns
Ateal
Rum Pride Boost Sparks Navy Dry Debate
Washington reports claim the dry navy proposal lifts morale as raids limit rum supply. Prices for bootleg and wartime substitutes rise across New York Philadelphia and Baltimore with per quart costs listed for gin brandy and grain alcohol. Officials note shortages persist though some markets show steady or recovering stock.
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New anaesthetic put at disposal of British doctors
A report from the British Medical Association session notes the medical war effort requires new anesthesia methods. Dr. Copeland of Cambridge University proposed a new anesthetic pathway amid economic concerns and patient safety worries. The Ernest Hart memorial scholarship, valued at 1200, has been awarded to Dr. Copeland in recognition of his high work.
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Hove
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Cambridge University
Ernest Hart
Piggly Wiggly Defendants Named in $2.5 Million Suit
Memphis July 13 A detailed the Piggly Wiggly Corporation named as a defendant in a $2 5 million suit filed in chancery court by E E Gullfosse of Memphis stockholders claim fraud by board members in 1922 stock transactions and a $4 000 000 loan through an American grant company with allegations the grant transaction was not fraudulent.
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Piggly Wiggly Corporation
Weet
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Chaneney Cones
Gullfosse
Memphia
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Naghwilly
Woman faints during divorce hearing in New York court
A dramatic divorce proceeding in the Niouty fourth District Court ends with Stella Tuenle McCauley collapsing in the courtroom as she seeks separation from Robert D. McCauley. The case, filed in 1917 and argued by both sides, was declared lacking jurisdiction because Mrs. McCauley had lived in Nowkum for six months. The woman fainted, fell to the floor, and was revived as observers watched her husband and his attorneys.
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Jourt
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Sigdinac
Robert D. McCauley
Lier
McCauley
Xowkum
Ames McCauley
Yervda
Jonger
Nher Lie
White men attack negro in Benton incident
Detectives Norton and Dwyer report two white men assaulted Dever Smith at 1713 East Crockett near Center and Walnut streets Friday night when he refused to stop. One man struck him with an empty bottle, then the assailants fled. Smith received aid at a nearby stove and was taken to Robert H. Green Hospital by ambulance. No robbery occurred.
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Nnle
Yan Foten
Robert Hi Green
Dallas Nay Get Two Branch Stores
Dallas Nay proposes two new branch stores as a pending decision looms. Nathan Adamy, a bar keeper, and Eharey Quarta, president of the Leer ming Fourthing corporation, are named in connection with the plan as officials meet with firm representatives.
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Ueane
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Morehall Wight Amt
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Herat
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Jruud Barkes
Mputter
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Relatives Desert Youth Charged With Poison Plot
A youth named Effort is charged with attempting to poison his young cousin and another child, with relatives and legal authorities involved. A preliminary hearing occurred in Circuit Court, victims were saved from danger, and the case prompts questions under Indiana law about potential penalties.
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diaraster-Luther
Chicago
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Impriaonmont
Woman in suit charges rum raid killed daughter
Mrs. Goaney of York Haute sues Vigo county sheriff, two deputies, and others for 25000 dollars, alleging her daughter died from fright after a raid conducted without a warrant. She claims no liquor was found at her home and seeks damages from the officials involved.
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IBM Adith
Goaney
Missing Wharton girl sought in Los Angeles
Police asked Saturday to search for May Nix or Wharton who came from Hern weeks ago to visit Trinidad and disappeared shortly after. The tallying gist is described as a pretty young woman with brown hair and eyes, 126 pounds, and a wiry colored Aries symbol decorated with large red roses with a red bolo.
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L.A
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Trinida
Seven More Pardons Announced by Ma Governor
Seven pardons announced by Governor Miriam Ay Terauon Morria Shappard. The notice mentions pardons conditioned on remmunnitions of alttzonnhiys and a request for domolitional pardin for G. D. Thitehiey and Luther aenith. The OCR text is garbled but indicates a formal pardon push by the administration and references a United States kendtor 14.
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Terauson
Morria Shappard
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Alle Luther Aenith
Offer of Chair Death in Legal Fight for Purity
A distorted report describes a voluntary offer related to the electric chair, mentioning the President, a Witness, and the Relied Society. It recalls an old man sentenced to death for murder who was later acquitted, and suggests involvement in capital punishment and a voluntary service to operate the chair in the District of Columbia.
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Flash Association Plans Reorganization in Texas
Flash Association will reorganize after its 2010 dissolution. A meeting of about 70 judges in Texas will be held in San Antonio in October with national officers approving the move. Grover Cal Jing, secretary, predicts a strong state organization as about 30 000 members exist. a first state convention in May will set the schedule.
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Grand Lodge
Burke
Grover Cal- Jing
Heve
Exna
Hield
San Antonio
Femid
Court awards title to Elk Hills wells to Belridge firm
In Angelos July 48 the Kolrkdee Ol emmpmny won the title to wells in Kern county after a federal court ruling. Belridge company's two prove low wells were driven by a reserve claim. Judge McCormick and Judge Shepard supported the decision in a lengthy district court process amid oil dispute between parties.
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Elk Hills Wells
Belridge
Nasal
Kern Couty
Belridge Cnmpany
Mohikyu Lensen
Bedict
Prot J. McCormick
Beltisckre Secision
Hanslett Fom
W. B. Sheppow
Maccabees to Visit Capital and Refain From Asking Favor
Ten thousand Maccabees plan to attend their convention in Washington D C next week. They say they will establish independence by visiting the capital without asking for favors. Commander A W Pryve denounces factionalism while praising reform and rejects seeking political favors from Congress.
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D. A
A. W. Pryve
Congress
HONOLULD MANEUVERS FATAL TO U.S. FLIER
A U S Army Air Service flier, Guilett Te of the United States, died in a training flight during maneuvers. The crash occurred over a naval range with the aircraft breaking apart. The officer’s body and his family, including wife and children, were in Virginia at the time.
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Guilett Te
United States Army Air Service
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Virginia
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Tailia Pield
Patience Rewarded as Loot Recovered in Three Months
Persistency paid as Deputy Subin Sutardiy recovered stolen office machinery after a three month search. Two typewriters were taken from the office on Dayna streets. The investigation traced the items to several locations along the river Thealte, leading to recovery and identification of suspects.
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Baptist camp to close near Alto Frio after week of events
Morning program at the Alto Frio Baptist camp concluded with a cadet gathering and several features led by Reverend Calvin Nelms of Riverside. The retreat included a final meeting on Sunday and a high river head trip, while a rescue effort followed an accident during the encampment.
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Otto Mote Hey
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Falday
Leonerd Hriebie
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Dell Tower
Rum ships appear off Boston Harbor head for dry blockade
An article reports three rum ships sighted near Boston as British forces and blockade craft resume activity after a period of suppression. The piece lists vessels like Genes and Waly, Mont Glatt and Tames W. Parker, driven from New England waters two weeks earlier, with destroyers and cutters patrolling.
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