City plans July traffic ordinance codification
Vincennes will submit an ordinance in July to codify all city traffic rules, replacing the current ordinances. Jasper Parish, Carthage town marshal, faces assault charges filed by his wife Lala Parish, with venue change possible. Washington post office gains first class status. postmaster salary rises by 20, and assistant postmaster Clyde Burris by 100 annually, effective July 1.
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Clyde Burris
Easting Consolidated School Announcement
At Easting Consolidated school on Thursday May 25 a community event invites everyone to attend. The notice encourages participation and marks the date for the gathering.
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Easting Consolidated School
Fridge Safety Tips for Handling Hot Hoods and Food
A guidance note warns against placing hot hoods directly in the refrigerator. It advises cooling them first and covering dishes before chilling to save ice and keep food safe. It also suggests letting foods stand briefly after boiling to aid digestion.
Controversy in Dayton High over Evolution Teaching
Dayton Tenn June 24 The arrest of Professor J T Scopes for teaching evolution in a local high school sparked a national clash featuring William Jennings Bryan and Clarence Darrow. Local drug store meetings at Robinsons shaped the case with G W Rappelyea pressing a test, while Scopes stood accused under state law.
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American Civil Liberties Union
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Investments in Industrial Common Stocks Cautionary Guide
W 8 Cousins urges investors to verify value before buying stocks. He warns against unknown brokers, thin margins, and stocks with little known about them, noting risks of speculative trading and the overemphasis on high dividends. He cites First National Bank of New York as an example of patient value growth, while planning to steer readers toward durable industrial and utility stocks with solid earnings and dividend histories.
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International News Service
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First National Bank of New York
Eastman Kodak Company
Ford Motor Company
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Stock Exchange
Local Drug Store Dispute Sparks National Debate
A petty drug store argument escalated into a national controversy as the Hicks brothers were hired as special prosecutors. The clash, sparked by Doc Rappelyea and his Huguenot lineage, highlights the enduring influence of local quarrels on wider public affairs.
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Erties Union
Hicks Brothers
Rappelyea
Foreign Guards Clash With Chinese in Canton Area
Reports say clashes in Canton province left Chinese casualties. figures vary with eighty killed cited by Chinese sources. The U S S Helena with Indian troops heads toward Canton from Hongkong as the East Surrey regiment stands by in Hongkong. Amoy reports a steamer ready to evacuate women and children amid anti foreign demonstrations.
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U. S. S. Helena
Hongkong
East Surrey Regiment
Amoy
Royal Neighbors Meet at Woodmen's Hall Thursday Night
Royal Neighbors hold a meeting at Woodmen's Hall Thursday night with Mrs Estelle Flagg serving as Deputy.
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Woodmen’s Hall
Estelle Flagg
How to Whiten Yellowed Clothes
Soak overnight in luke warm water then wash in clean suds. Boil with cold water, white soap, and borax for thirty minutes. Rinse and soak again in clean cold water with borax to finish.
Cloverleaf Club to Meet Friday at Mrs Swengel’s Home
The Clover leaf Club holds its regular meeting Friday afternoon at Mrs Claude Swengel’s residence on West Second Street.
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Cloverleaf Club
Claude Swengel
West Second Street
Paris Divorces Sought by Harriman Family Wives
Paris news reports Mrs. Frederick Havemever and Mrs. Henry Potter Russell, New York society women tied to the Harriman family, filed divorce actions in French courts. Havemever, born Lillie Harriman, wed June 21, 1906 in New York. Russell, maiden Ethel M. B. Harriman, daughter of the late J. Borden Harriman, married in Paris January 29, 1918.
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Frederick Havemever
Henry Potter Russell
New York
Harriman
Havemever
Lillie Harriman
Oliver Harriman
Russell
Ethel M. B. Harriman
J. Borden’ Harriman
U S Poloists Win Second Match in Series
The American polo team defeated the British army 6 to 4 at Hurlingham England to clinch the series. International News Service reports the Americans won the second match on June 24.
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Hurlingham, Eng
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