1800 Scientists to Meet in Los Angeles
Blantlets from around the world gather in Los Angeles August 3 for the American Chemical Society seventyeth convention. More than 1 500 scientists and chemists will attend with representation from every state and many foreign countries. Eastern chemists depart New York July 27 to join delegations at Chicago and Kansas City en route to California.
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Los Angeles
American Chemical Society
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
California
Transfer Regulation May Check Auto Thefts
Albany July 28 A new law by New York State authorities to curb auto thefts takes effect August 1. It requires a seller and buyer to sign a transfer statement on the vehicle registration certificate, detailing ownership transfer and the vehicle’s identity.
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Albany
New York State
Theft spoils honeymoon and other city briefs
A conscience ridden couple Walters and Gertrude surrender to police confessing a taxi hold up for 316. A bank teller in Sault Ste Marie, Harris, is believed to have fled with thousands. he says he is in Boston. Lieut Ellsworth returns soon from Sweden aboard the Fredrik VII. Charles A Drake is named acting deputy collector of miscellaneous internal revenue. A Rome gallows story and a Washington legal motion conclude the page.
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New York
Jack Walters
Gertrude
Norris
Kingsley Harris
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Boston
Lincoln Ellsworth
Amundsen
North Pole
United States
Sweden
Fredrik VII
Ellsworth
Hudson
Ohio
Charles A. Drake
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Charga’ of
The
Treasury
Internal Revenue
Blair
Robert Estes
Estes
Dow
Washington
William Jennings Bryan dies after Dayton inquest
Dayton mourns as William Jennings Bryan dies in Dayton Tennessee after a fly swatter incident that distressed him. Doctors Broyles and Thomason pronouncing him dead about three quarters of an hour after the events. The town observes a day of mourning with flags at half mast and statements from Dayton officials and Ohio Governor Donahey sending condolences.
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Bryan Gallipolis
William Jennings Bryen
Thomas Hogg
Jacob Soden
Bryan
Mason County
W. Va
Ohio River
Albert C. Broyles
W. F. Thomason
Dayton
John Thomas Scopes
S. K. Hicks
Herbert Hicks
Gordon McKenzie
Wallace Haggard
Ohio
Columbus
Donahey
W. J. Bryan
Tenn
State House
William Jennings Bryan
London
Florida
Miami
Fla
Unclear OCR Fragment Voices Global Finance Tensions
Fragmentary text mentions Cailiaux Rhi yot as former premier and finance minister of France in connection with debt arrangements. It notes European foreign offices and American involvement, plus references to Soviet extension, Slovakia refunds, United States seismic alerts, and Japan frontier issues.
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Cailiaux Rhi Yot
France
Prohad
Egton
Debt Commission
European Foreign Ofces
Cansian
Wenighegys Rob
Slovakia
United States
Japan
Fe Frontier
Letter from Tomica and a Pope jewelry rule note
Jessie receives a playful missive from Brother Tomica detailing family moves to Aust Lizzica and Uncle Samica's plans while joking over car choices Fordica or Chevica. The piece also notes a Pope regulation restricting jewelry for Women visitors to weddings and engagements rings only.
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Lizzica
Samica
Tomica
Mother of Harry Thaw sues grandson for six hundred thousand gift
The mother of Harry Thaw seeks recovery of a $600,000 gift from her grandson alleging an obligation to repay the sum. The suit centers on the allegedly unauthorized transfer and the legitimacy of the gift under family and legal standards.
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Harry Thaw Sues
Painful Grit of Champion Cowgirl Amazes Wild West
Pass Kansas July 27 reports a rodeo star known as the Champion Cowgirl delivering a dramatic exhibition of steer wrestling. She suffers a broken leg after a fall yet completes the run in 10 seconds before collapsing again, smiling as the crowd gasps.
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Kansas
Tadeo de Riven
Iso
Madison Squarew
York
Rodeo Rider Rebounds as Hospital Stay Hits Peak Season
A rodeo participant remains hospitalized unhappy about bed rest during the peak rodeo season. Doctors estimate months before any more bull riding. Fox plans to return, though her leg is in bandages.
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Fox Hastings
Hull
Fox
O Donnell Gives Ford Sedan To Sisters In Toledo Visit
Bernard M O Donnell presented a Ford sedan valued at about 900 to Sisters Mary Louis and Catherine O Donnell at Notre Dame Academy Toledo during a 2715 mile auto trip. The Sisters expressed that their prayers for two years had been answered.
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B. M. O'Donnell
Bernard M. O'Donnell
Mary Louis
Catharine O'Donnell
Notre Dame Academy
Toledo
Court Ladies Win Limited Liberty in Japan
Tokyo July 27 Court ladies of the imperial household receive two days monthly to leave palace grounds and mingle in the city marking a shift from strict seclusion. The Empress supports modest modernization allowing the ladies a monthly breath of freedom under court oversight.
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Tokyo
Imperial Palace
Chigua
Celebration Planned in Chicago for Film Anniversary
In Chicago plans unfold for a cinema celebration marking the 29th anniversary of film. More than 590000 will be spent on events including an industrial parade on August 1 featuring top stars and colorful floats. A popular vote will choose a queen from among local men and women.
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Chicago
Cinema Plct
Putti
E Hays
Markets Cleveland Produce Market Markets Cleveland Produce
A fragmented OCR note references Cleveland produce market activity and pricing terms. It mentions price markers like lower grades and per neon units, with unclear vendor names and figures. The readable bits suggest a brief market snapshot but lack clear entities or concrete transactions.
Market Report Highlights Mixed Livestock Prices
Stock market notes show receipts with cattle steady to weak. Beef and veal prices range from fair to good and common, with heifers and steers priced, while sheep and lambs fetch steady to mixed bids. Hogs trade lower with varied weights and prices across categories.
Lightning destroys barn on George Wakte farm near Pittsfield
A bolt struck the George Wakte farm barn two miles west of Pittsfield Center on Saturday afternoon. Neighbors aided, firemen arrived, but the barn and outbuildings burned completely while the house was saved. Ten years crop of hay and newly threshed wheat in the granary were soaked and usable as chicken feed. Insurance listed.
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Pittsfield
George Wakte
Four Speak at Chautauqua on Values to a Large Audience
An aged orator recalled from twenty years past spoke at a Chautauqua gathering at the fairgrounds. His lecture on The Values of Neals drew over 1,000 listeners who praised his ideals though many disagreed with Aryan at times.
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Miami
Royal’ Palm Park
Algo
Florida
Bryan
Despica
J. Fan
Neals
Ny Co
Ween
Girl Clings to Roof During Rescue in Woonsocket
A child clung to a roof edge for several minutes until rescuers arrived. Firefighters and bystanders supported the girl as she was helped to safety from the edge of the structure. No serious injuries were reported.
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Revenne Archambault
Sitna
More Pay Now for Loafing in Jail
A new state law effective June 12 increases daily credit for county jail prisoners jailed for nonpayment of fines from 60 cents to 1.80 dollars. The change cuts the term by more than half, as illustrated by Sam Bardon who would have served 1666 days under the old rule but now would be released after 666 days.
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Sam Bardon
County Fair prep as schools select exhibits
Schools organize writing drawing paper cutting and arithmetic displays for the county fair. First six grades will be judged by the county school superintendent before showing at the fair. Classes A B C include Amherst South Amherst Grafton LaGrange Wellington Ridgeville and others. Exhibits are reported to be more numerous and of higher quality than previous years.
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Cou School
Amherst
South Amherst
Grafton
LaGrange
Wellington
Ridgeville
Avon
Avon Lake
Belden
Brighton
Brownhelm
Camden
Columbia
Hanrietta
Penfield
Shafferd Lake
Carlisle
Huntington
Rocheld
Russia
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