Darrow Case Bribery Trial Seen With Delays
Uncertainty surrounds the second indictment against Clarence Darrow as delays and legal maneuvering unfold. Judge, prosecutors, and defense discuss dates for trials in the McNamara case while Darrow may face further motions and possible additional delays.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Clarence Darrow
Waa
George W. Lochwood
McNamara
Dinteret
D. Meedorioka
Chicago
Secord
Alleen
Darrow
Wain
McNowhrnenee
Torhey
Vredericks Reitur
Aled Das
Dury Row
Bali
Mutton
Judine Huttom
How Names Originate Four Principal Sources for English Names
New York World surveys the origin of common English given names from Latin Greek Hebrew and German roots. It traces Mary and Sarah through religious practice, Puritan influences, and post Reformation changes, noting numerous derivatives and related forms. The piece highlights Greek ties to Dorothea Helen and other popular variants, with modern associations to Eleanor and Martha.
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Mary
Ingland
Engeland
Sarah
Born
Hannah
Grace
Ann
Anne
Annie
Anna
Annette
Nanette
Nan
Nancy
Nance
Nette
Haron
Ametia
Letitia
Maria
Lueida
Allela
Mitek
Tit
God
Mogland
Hens
Inabel
Isabelle
Yeubel
Ieabelle
Beas
Besnle
Het
Detay
Hetty
Mian
Wiate
Linss
Lin
Lilite
Abigail
Deborah
Dinah
Bina
Eve
Rive
Eva
Eveline
Myelin
Joan
Jane
Joanna
Janet Ie
John
Jean
Joanne
Jeannette
Jsqueline
Jozepha
Tomasa
James
Joseph Ant Thomas
Magdalene
Magdala
Maud
Marin
Miter
Etary
Marion
May
Marianne
Martha
Rother
Rome
Jove
Marenret
Madme
Maggie
Margy
Dorens
Dorothea
Dorothy
Helen
Eleanor
New York World
Bible Translation Efforts Expand in Asia and Beyond
The American Bible Society reports progress on multiple translations including the Thanag New Twatament for the Philippines, Tagalog New Twata ment revision, and the Pentateuch in Damiwagta and Cebuano. Also advancing are Acts, Mark, Luke, and John. Kurdish Vestament revision. Mandarin work in China. and efforts on the Yoruba and Afrikaans texts.
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Philippines
Thanag
Elon
Damiwagta
Cebuan
Mark
Stellar Wnton Committeee
China
Oleo
Awtertean Bitte Society
Carving Moment Sparks Whimsical Wedding Toasts
An odd, playful exchange described in fragmented fashion features a groom or speaker declaring a carving moment while a bride responds with humorous misread lines. The scene centers on sausage carving and a lighthearted domestic moment during a celebration.
Congress Nears Adjournment Over Appropriation Bills
Washington August 1 Congress hopes to adjourn next Thursday while conference reports on the general deficiency and sundry civil appropriation bills move. The Panama canal and treasury measures face veto risks as leaders seek swift action to settle some 268 items totaling about 116 million dollars. Senate opposition, presidential vetoes, and political strategy loom over final passage before the week’s end.
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House
Senate
Provinsoth
Commerce Court
Civil Service
Home
Penate
Congress
Corbett Irrigation
Olx
Jon Witeh
Tari Board
Tabor
Davenport Vote and Opposition Themes Reported
Fragmentary OCR note describes a political vote tally with terms like Davenport, majorities, opponents, and references to presidents and campaigns. It mentions various names and scattered phrases about votes, losses, rivalries, and possible outcomes without clear context or complete data.
La Follette Attacks Roosevelt Party in Senate Row
In Washington on Aug 16 Senator La Follette, the original insurgent, launched a forceful attack on the progressive element within the party during the wool tariff veto debate. He pledged to fight within the Republican party to keep it true to its birth and warned Roosevelt’s influence could not derail the movement. The scene featured tense rhetoric and a charged gallery as La Follette asserted that the path ahead lies with a robust Republican, not Roosevelt.
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Lee Andelon
Onl
Frederick
Darrow
Fredericks
Jarers
Fearon
Tredericks
Man
Sear
Mileks
Chey
Gabe
Bronapwain
Definae
Washington, D
Senate
LaFollette
New
Progressive Party
la Follette
Bla
Roosevelt
Ja Follette
First Girder Placed on New Muskogee Bridge
The first of ten 115 foot girders weighs ninety tons and forms the rail foundation for the M. O. & G. bridge over the Grand river above Wagoner. Girders will be laid daily, completing the fivespan bridge in about two weeks to give rail service toward Joplin and the country beyond the Grand.
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Muskogee
Okla
Grand River
Wagoner
Joplin
Grand
Haniing
Breezy Batch of Political News From the Campaign
New York reports a bustling national campaign scene with Senator Stone in full warlike mode, refusing meals until victory. Hollister, from Jefferson City, learns his middle name Rufus causes humor as Stone jokes about it amid hectic headquarters activity. McClure’s magazine features a public vote on Woodrow Wilson with 750,000 readers weighing reasons for choice while parties span Republicans Progressives Prohibitionists and Socialists. Sergeant at Arms John Martin directs packing in Democratic headquarters as ex Governor Davis R. Prant of Mississippi watches and jokes Join we.
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Wells
William Rufus Hollister
Senator Stone
Missouri
Hollister
Mel Comb
Washington
Mr. Hollister
Col. Martin
Abarms
John Martin
Mr. Francis
John
C. P. Rowland
St. Louis
John Bare
Roosevelt
Wilson
Marshall
Elmer W. Hurst
Rock Island
Mr. Hurst
New York
Rufue
Rafus
Jefferson City
Ratus
Rutus
Thomas Jones Pence
Rufus
Aluse
McClore
W. P. McCombs
Frederick L Collins
McClure Pubblications Law
Uneir
SS Per Ceol
Woodrow Wbeen
Davis R. Prant
Mixeperi
Col Martin
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