Scopes Reindicted Warn Women and Children to Leave War Zone
Canton July 10 British Consul ordered foreign women and children to Hong Kong immediately amid rising tensions. The warning follows reports of imminent attacks on foreigners as Chinese unrest grows. Military activity continues. ships between Canton and Hong Kong to resume tomorrow as crowds head home.
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Scopes
Kentucky
Canton
P—Ah
Hong Kong
Bhamoen
Conaul
Tha
Crown To &I
Ilf
Gunton
Chinera
Local man Ridgely rescued after near drowning at Harriman’s
Clarence Ridgely, 24, a Hidgary Electric Company worker and Municipal Band member, fell from a platform into Amithium Creek at Harriman’s. He struggled in deep water until a nearby swimmer aided him. He survived with effort and was ill at home but recovered fully.
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Harriman'a
Amithium Creek
Clarence Ridgely
Hidgary Electric Company
Rippad
Ridgely
Ilis
Nona
Walter
Bandits Make Haul of Gems in New York Heist
In New York a duo robbed Bennet Robinson & Co on Birth Avenue, escaping with diamonds and gems valued around 20 000 dollars. A suspect linked to a fatal jeweler shooting in the same building is hinted at. meanwhile a birth is announced for Mr and Mrs William Rector of 818 South Potomac Street.
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New York
Barnett, Robinson & Co
Birthavenue
C Joweler
Aye Youth
William Rector
Potomac Atrest
Ars
Washington County Hospital
Women Clash With Flappers in Washington Patrol
Lieutenant Mina Van Winkle, head of Washington police women, declares war on flappers and mashers. She would seek authority for policewomen to carry tear gas to deter men who accost them on streets and to use decoy young women to trap courting attackers. She says downtown streets host numerous male mashers, even in broad day.
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Washington
Mina van Winkle
Mine van Winkle
Plot to Run Booze Ring In Balto City Hinted
PLOTTED RUM BING IN CUT BALISBURY Md July 10 Po- Nica officials today are investigating testimony given yesterday by Joey Drun- Rose a negro who alleged a plot hatched months ago between himself and another negro in the Maryland Home of Correction for a liquor ring serving white and negro patrons. He promised to produce a list of patrons and produced a gallon tagged with alleged whiskey in collaboration with a party of city officials.
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Balisbury
Po- Nica
Joey Drun- Rose
Maryland
Bla Confasalon
Jamison Bans Baseball Fan From Ball Parks
In a historic move, Charlot Six of Frederick is barred from all Blue Ridge League games after a rampage that included assaulting an umpire during yesterday’s Hub-Huntler game. League president J. W. Jamison ordered the ban and instructed Frederick officials to deny Six admission to any town ball games. Umpires have long complained of Six’s unruly conduct, and the president warned stiffer action against others who abuse officials, players, and fans.
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Charlot
Frederick
Jamison Alo
Jamison
Four Alleged Bootleggers Held in Bail
In a Cascado raid in the mountains near Smithburg, four alleged bootleggers were arrested. They appeared before United States Commissioner Alex R. Hagner for a hearing and were ordered to post bonds of 1000 each for a further hearing next Wednesday on charges of manufacturing and possession of liquor. One suspect, Daniel E. Tonia, faced an additional charge of resisting an officer. George H. Gardner Lloyd Bowman and Joseph Ecker were the other accused, represented by Owald & Owald. Prohibition Agents and railroad officers assisted in the raid. a shotgun was fired to warn others. Continued on Page 14.
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Cascado
Smitheburg
Inghofora
United States
Alex. R. Hagner
Daniot E. Tonia
Hagerstown
George H. Gardner
Lloyd Bowman
Joseph Ecker
Oawald & Ouwald
Robert D. Kord
Pend Beall
Lieut. Chapman
The
M. Railroad
Toma Fred
Lwo
Heat wave breaks as heavy rain floods Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh endured a heavy rainfall and thunderstorm that broke the heat wave. Between 0:26 and 1:20 a.m. today the city recorded 1.92 inches of precipitation, with showers continuing at regular intervals through the morning, causing damage and flooding.
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Pittsburgh
Trial Opens in Dayton Evolution Case Packed Courtroom
In Dayton on July 1011 a new indictment against John Thomas Scopes was returned by the Rhea County Grand Jury under Tennessee’s law banning teaching evolution. The packed courtroom erupted as William Jennings Bryan entered, with Clarence Darrow and Dudley Field Malone among the defense leaders.
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Dayton
John Thomas Scopes
Rhea County
Tennessee
Tay
William Jannloga Bryan
Provocution
Attorneya
Clurk
Clarence Darrow
Dudley Field Malone
de Tonge
Soviet General Forecasts British War This Summer
Moscow July 10 General Frunze chief of the Red Army alarmed a summer training camp audience with a public address predicting an early outbreak of war between Great Britain and the Soviet government. He urged readiness saying recent events leave no doubt what the British are preparing for.
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Moscow
Great Britain
Frunze
Alart
Red Army
Adidiora
Onan Hondl Itfea
Embargo on All Produce to Contain Jap Beetle Spread
An embargo on farm produce and vegetation across the Mason and Disowine lines is expected to be enacted soon to curb the Japaneae beetle. The embargo took effect today restricting air transport from Philadelphia and New Jersey, with reports of beetles in south central Pennsylvania. George Gaowald, proprietor of a Doyles Pa store, was found guilty of transporting produce amid the crackdown.
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Mason & Disowine
Japaneae Beatle
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
South Cantara
George Gaowald
Doyles Pa
Pen Sentences Urged for Drunken Drivers
Washington July 10 Assistant Secretary of commerce J H McLafferty urged penalties for hit and run drivers and motorists who operate cars under liquor influence. He will represent Secretary Hoover at meetings of the law enforcement committee of the National Trade Conference in Atlantic City. He cited traffic accidents costing a billion dollars yearly and more than 100000 deaths since the war, urging harsher enforcement and higher minimums and jail terms for violators.
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Washington
J. H. Mchafferly
MccLaffarty
Commerce Hoover
Atlanta
America
United States
Tova
McLafferty
Hoover
Mclaherty
Willan McAdoo
New York
McAdoo
Medal for Lincoln Bilsworth Awarded in Norway
TO GET GOLD MEDAL OBLO, Norway, July 10. The word medal for a heroic deed is to be presented to Lincoln Bilsworth, the American explorer and financial backer of Captain Roald Amundsen, in the latter's attempted flight to the North Pole.
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Oblo
Norway
Herols
Lincoln Bilsworth
Roald Amundaen
Laa
North Pola
Miss Catherine Bterow of Lydia in Washington
Miss Catherine Bterow of Lydia is a patient in Washington. The brief note records her status and location, with no further details available.
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Catherine Bterow
Lydia
Washlagion
File appeal filed for Forbes and Thompson in graft case
Appeals were filed on behalf of Charles Rorbes former Director of the Veterans Bureau and J W Thompson a wealthy contractor convicted last February of conspiracy to defraud the government over hospital contracts.
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Chicago
Charles R. Rorbes
Veterana Bureau
J. W. Thompson
Big Louis
Aleda
Mountain kidnapping puzzle grips Tennessee mountaineers
In Chattanooga Tennessee on July 10 the NEA dispatch reports Dr W D Mason veterinarian and Lawrence Bagman assistant prohibition agent were found chained to a tree on Signal Mountain after ten days of captivity. They alleged a fraudulent mastermind pursued them as locals debated the tale with suspicion and bold claims.
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NEA
Chattanooga
Tenn
W. D. Mason
Lawrence Bagman
Signal Mountain
Feudiata
Typhoon Wreaks Havoc in Camarines Provinces
A typhoon in Camarines Provinces left more than 2,000 people homeless as hundreds of small houses were wrecked. The Red Cross arranged aid to the stricken area based on reports received here.
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Manila
Camarines
Law fails to reduce taxes despite new levy
Washington July 10 The present tax law intended to cut public levy by 400 million dollars has cut only about half that amount according to treasury figures for fiscal year 1926. Total tax receipts reached 2 684 010 847 while 1924 receipts were 2 796 179 258. Nine months of 1926 show a reduction of 222 168 409 under lower rates, prompting treasury officials to doubt the law will meet the original reduction target. Former Berkshire Hott MeG wold hla property avense
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Washington
Treasury
Urge Use of Union Bread By Trades Council
The Allegany Trades Council of Cumberland urges all, including nonunion workers, to buy union made bread to support union bakers facing competition from cheaper nonunion mills. Local bakeries outside Cumberland risk losing business as labor costs draw customers away.
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Yecauss Ily
Clala
Olen Bakera
Allegany Trades
Counci
Cumberland
Maton
Couple Found Shot Hearts In Rumson Mystery
Rumson New Jersey July 10 The bodies of Sergeant Detective Henry J Walling 38 of Long Branch and Mary A Linzmayer 22 of Atlantia High lands were found in a limousing on Ward avenue with hearts shot through. A revolver in the car may determine if murder or suicide occurred. Walling was married with a child and son of Long Branch Chief William Walling. Linzmayer had just graduated from Monmouth Memorial Hospital training school. A nearby estate watchman heard the shots.
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Rumson
N. J
Henry J. Walling
Long Branch
Mary A. Linzmayer
Atlantia Highlands
Ward Avenue
Potica Wall
Haleida
Walling
William BD
Juingmayor
Nurne
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Young Walling
Estat
Poice
Earthquakes Felt Across Montana Amid Tremors
Helena reports a 7.46 quake lasting two minutes with brick damage and chimney collapse in Three Forks. Manhattan and other towns also experienced similar tremors. PET CAT POISONING Victim Mrs Harley reports her Maltese cat Puddy poisoned along with several other neighborhood cats over the weekend.
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Helena
Mont
Three Forks
Manhattan
Puddy
Jamea Harley
Harleys
Miners Threaten Walkout if Deadlock Persists
Atlantic City July 10 United Mine Workers and mine owners fail to break a wage dispute. Miners demand a 10 percent raise and day rates plus union checkoff. owners oppose arbitration yet propose a committee meeting to avert industry disruption. John L Lewis disputes arbitration as justified.
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Atlantic City
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Operatora
Mihers
Minara
Nnion
Uni
Lewis
Soviet Involvement Touted in Canton Plot Claim
Hong Kong July 10 A Canton correspondent reports discovery of no Chinese plot to seize Shamesa and Kowloon with help from Russian aviators. The alleged plan, claimed to be drafted by the Whampoa commander, centers on Canton and its overseas settlements. Wills of Thomas Litcock and John Sharan probate noted in Orphans Court. Wachter to establish Eastern Star chapter in Cardiff Md.
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Hong Kong
Iteutara
Canton
Shamesa
Kowloon
Gays
Thomas A.litcock
John &. Sharan
W. P. Wachter
Order of Eastern Star
Cardiff
One Killed in Crash Near Elkridge Maryland
At about 2 AM a car overturned near Elk Ridge on Washington Boulevard. Joseph Caranta 19 of Washington, DC died and five others, including three Washington women, were injured when the automobile struck a telegraph pole and plunged down a steep embankment. Police reported the crash occurred as the car from the opposite direction neared.
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Elkridge
Baltimore
Joseph Caranta
Washington, D. C
Washington
Washington Boulevard
Auburb
Pollcm
Nikridgs
Caranta
Haway
Carmala
Pottos
Josspa Ca Tanta
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