Charlie Bryan to carry on work of late brother
Charles W. Bryan, brother of William Jennings Bryan, said in Creston he will act to continue the Commoner's causes. He planned to attend his brother's funeral in Creston and to travel to Washington, signaling possible congressional involvement in the evolution controversy.
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Creston
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William Jennings Bryan
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Andrews outlines border defense plan to choke illegal entry
D C July 29 Associated Press reports D C official D. C. Andrews proposes a basic plan to seal the borders by erecting a northern and southern line with a central coordinating agency. The plan targets narcotics and unguarded border areas to curb illegal entry and strengthen patrols at the South Border.
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Wry Andrews
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Jealousy prompts Richmond youth to murder orgy aftermath
In Richmond on July 29 Rudolph Disse killed Mrs. Vivian Tomlin Peers, detective sergeant J Harvey Burke, and Henry Carter after alleging he could not keep his partner and would not let others have her. Willis Britt was wounded in the hip during the spree as Disse fled and later shot Carter behind a restaurant counter.
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Mrs
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Associated Press
Richmond
Henry Carter
J. Harvey Burke
Carter
Willis Britt
Diase
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Zoo
Chinese bandits hold Dr. Howard for ransom in Peking
Brigands captured Dr. Harvey J. Howard of the Rockefeller Foundation Hospital in Peking while visiting Morgan Palmer's Manchurian ranch. Consular advices report ransom demanded in money and cartridges. exact amount and the physician's location remain undisclosed.
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Associated Press
Peking
Harvey J. Howard
Rockefeller Foundation
Morgan Palmer
New York
Beauracratic Control Of Cooperatives Protested In Philly
Philadelphia July 29 protest against any attempt to impose long distance bureaucratic control on cooperatives was voiced before the American Institute of Cooperation by John D. Miller of New York City president of the National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation and Vice President of the Dairy Men's League of Cooperative Association. L F McKay of Memphis said cooperative marketing of cotton offered hope for the Southern tenant farmer.
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Philadelphia
American Institute of Co-operation
John D. Miller
New York City
National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation
Dairymen’s League of Co-operative Association
L. F. McKay
Memphis
Anti Evolution Measure Rejected by Georgia House
Atlanta July 29 The anti evolution amendment to bar teaching of evolution in Georgia common schools was voted down overwhelmingly in the House. Lindsay DeKalb county said he would not pursue further anti evolution bills. All amendments were defeated and the five million dollar annual appropriation item stood. The Senate backed a constitutional amendment to allow regulation of arms bearing by Georgians.
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General Assembly
Georgia
Lem
Repis
Colquitt
Expressions of regret in Japan over Bancroft death
Premier Kato issued a statement expressing sorrow over the death of Edgar A. Bancroft, the American ambassador to Japan. He said the ambassador had endeared himself to the Japanese people and remained a true friend since assuming his duties.
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Bancroft
Kato
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Georgia Tobacco Market Opens Across South Georgia
The Thomasville warehouse saw strong morning sales as 75,000 to 100,000 pounds moved with an average around 27 cents per pound. Georgia markets across 22 cities opened the season with total sales near 1.63 million pounds netting growers about $293,901.Competition among American Tobacco, Liggett & Myers, and Reynolds plus Imperial Tobacco drives brisk bidding as planters gauge curing progress and crop size. Local report notes 75,000 to 100,000 pounds sold at Thomasville and widespread activity in Moultrie, Tifton, Douglas, Valdosta, and other cities.
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Weather Forecast for Georgia Tonight and Thursday
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday in Georgia with fair conditions expected. No significant precipitation or storms indicated in the brief notice.
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Georgia
Army Worm Invasion Reaches STi Army Outpost
Army worm outbreak spreads to STi Army outpost causing field disruptions. Detachment reports swift infestation control efforts and targeted pesticide measures. Local commanders urge vigilance and report no casualties as units wage integrated defense.
Untitled fragment on Gulf coast missing central details
Fragmentary note mentions Tallulah Louisiana and break of a co pillar. References Mississippi and Arkansas and a tentative announcement by a Delta laboratory. Text is garbled with partial phrases and unclear source context.
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Louisiana
de Mississippi
Arkan
Remains of William Jennin Transported by Special Pullman
The body of William Jennin was moved by a special Pullman car from Ricdence to Dayton Tennessee. The funeral train departed at 7 40 with the metal casket placed in the rear observation car.
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William Jennin
Ricdence
Kelso Rice
Chattanooga
Chatta A
Tington
Craft
Funeral Arrangements for William Ings Bryan
Funeral services for William Ings Bryan proceed with honors as a large turnout gathers at the Presbyterian church in Washington. A special Pullman car carries Bryan’s remains and the public is invited to view en route to New York for interment.
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Waycross Names New U S Attorney and Postmaster
An announcement from Savannah states the appointment of M Donnelly as United States attorney for the Southern district of Georgia. Charles M Donnelly of Scanting resigns as postmaster at Waycross and will leave duties as soon as he is relieved.
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Charles M. Donnelly
United States
Georgia
Wilson
Coolidge Talks on Security Pact and Disarmament
President Coolidge reiterated that any move to disarm must be cautious and not trigger danger. He warned against rushing agreements and suggested careful steps toward European security measures amid ongoing debates on arms control.
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Swampscott
Coolidge& Security Pact
True Story Behind Bryans Resignation From Wilson Cabinet
Milton A. Miller of Portland, a Bryan confidant, recalls Bryan telling him in 1920 why he quit the Wilson cabinet. Bryan discovered Wilson altered his note to Austria and did not consult Bryan, prompting his resignation in 1915. Lansing succeeded Bryan. Phillips noted no debt talks.
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British Government Rushes to Avert Coal Strike
London July 29. Top government officials pressed to prevent the general coal strike set to begin Friday. Premier Stanley Baldwin attended talks with both miners and mine owners but no final decision emerged.
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Associated Press
London
Stanley Baldwin
Pilot Jumped to Safety From Wrecked Plane
Corbin Kentucky July 29 A wrecked U S Signal Corps plane was abandoned after its pilot leaped unhurt from the cockpit and fled with four small boxes toward Cincinnati in a taxicab. The damaged aircraft was stripped by vandals overnight.
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Corbin
Cincinnati
Associated
Presa
Plot to Kidnap Mary Pickford Fanned in LA Court
Testimony in Los Angeles courtroom recounts conspiracy to abduct Mary Pickford and hold her for ransom. Two truck drivers and an automobile salesman face charges as defense argues police used force to elicit confessions. The case cites plans to snatch co stars Jackie Coogan Pola Negri and other celebrities.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
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Claud Holcomb
Jackie Cooxan
Pola Negri
Hollywood
Ratification Exchange on Nine-Power China Treaty
Washington July 29 arrangements are being made at the State Department for formal exchange of ratification of the nine power treaty relating to China signed at the Washington arms conference.
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China
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
State Department
Seu Agee Ea
Washington
Mistrial Declared in Wood Case in Macon
Judge H. A. Mathews declared a mistrial in the Wood case in Macon Georgia, as reported by The Associate Press. proceedings were interrupted this afternoon with the jury unable to reach a verdict.
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Prena
H. A. Mathews
New Tax Proposal Targets Cigars and Cigarettes Dealers
A House bill proposes tighter regulation and licensing for cigar and cigarette dealers. The measure would set licensing fees from 25 to 75 dollars and apply a tax based on the business amount, with sponsors including Rep from Colquitt.
German Chancellor Hails Bryan for Peace Efforts
Berlin reports Chancellor Luther of Germany paid tribute to William Jennings Bryan for his work for international peace. The scene included clergy editors from a religious publication and professors from the United States. A separate court trial case involved Mrs. Ethe H. Wood, proprietor of a store, and her husband, with mistrial declared after jurors failed to reach a verdict following testimony about an earlier shooting.
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