First Victory State Glans in Chicago Trial
The state today claimed a victory as Judge Hebel ruled that evidence from leftist and Soviet materials can be used in the sedition case against William Troy Lloyd and others. Prosecution witnesses described left wing activities and aims, while defense objections to using Revolutionary Age material were sustained except for the Left Wing Manifesto. The trial discussed the sedition act penalties, with potential imprisonment up to 10 years for overt calls to overthrow the government by force.
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Chicago
Viale
William Troy Lloyd
Melher Oatie
Communist Labor Party
Tethis
Hebel
Mies
Aden Eate
Freth
Tes
Cee Siewed Aliesed Avis
Thit Idoud
J. A. Zinman
New York
J. Brown
New York City
Nathan (Lkin
Brooklyn
William
Forrest
Revolutionary Age
Orgin
G. F. Cuminerow
Department of Justice
Communist Laborary
Max Buracht
San Francisco
Pilgrim Worthy of Honor in Tercentenary Year
A fragmentary notice recalls the Pilgrim Fathers and the memory of Elder Brewster during the tercentenary year. It mentions the ancient pear tree and Cardinal Wolsey, and notes special arrangements to visit sites connected to the Pilgrims in England. The text laments the loss of landmarks and honors Brewster as a leading figure.
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Cardinal Wolsey
Huwyn Sandys
Scroohy Anor
England
Cieremory
Breiwster
Pilgrim Fathers
William Brew
Harding Opens Front Porch Campaign for Presidency
Marion, Ohio. Warren G. Harding began his front porch campaign for the presidency on July 6, arriving to a homecoming address before citizens of Marion. The scene is captured in photographs by Bob Dorman showing the crowd, Harding at the front porch, and Dr. C. L. Nichols listening as he shifts from past local politics to backing Harding this time.
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Marion
Qohle
Warren G
Nichols
Harding
Fragmentary note on royal procession and Tudor era context
A partial, garbled reminiscence recalls a moment from a royal procession involving Margaret Tudor and her retinue. The text hints at large font sizes and nearby supporters, set within a Seothué Christian Science movement context, but details are unclear.
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Esters Gisae
Ata Hies
Margaret Tudor
One Man Is Grew Naval Tests Reveal Tiny Torpedo Craft
Naval tests described in Popular Mechanics reveal a 40 foot long miniature torpedo craft weighing about 700 pounds. The single torpedo chamber fills the forward half of the boat while a light pontoon hull supports its form. The craft is designed to be nearly invisible under water and is operated by one man. The discharge mechanism and hull design allow the torpedo to be released below the surface with a lifting plate enabling vertical egress.
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Heigdt
Popular Mechanics
Tian
Ima
Catch a Freak Fish From River Mystery
A bizarre carplike creature was caught, described as 21 feet long with a rough horned face and solid bone body. Capt. Wed Crandall of the California Typo logical Institute at La Jolla aided by Mamabi of state feds could not identify the fish. Photographs were sent to the University of California to trace its ancestry.
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Mamabi
Feds
Leather From the Sea Sparks Interest in Test of Skins
The article notes growing interest in testing shark and porpoise skins for shoe leather, comparing durability with calfskin and cowhide. It mentions a scientific plan to rank skins and expects significant results and wide attention in Scientific American.
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Ptiliz
Mirages Described as Optical Phenomena in Desert Air
The article explains mirages named Mirages caused by bending rays of light in hot, desert air. It notes distortions such as lakes, cities, and cliffs, with references to distant places like Mt Nevada and Alaska, illustrating why distant objects seem displaced.
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Nevada
Alaska
Allies Propose Armistice With Poland and Russia
London reports official confirmation that the Allies proposed an armistice between Poland and Russia on equitable terms, with the Soviet government accepting Britain’s plan for resumption of trade. Britain declined to disclose full terms, noting Polish fortunes in the talks. Dispatches say the Allies sent a separate armistice proposal to Moscow requiring Polish retirement to the natural frontier.
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London
Furtner
Ates
Poland
Russia
House of Cortmiens
Andrew Bonar Iain
Grant Britas
Moscow
Bonar Law
Spa
Cantérenerereandeystood
Ingenious Gas Saving Invention Described
A woman's device to save gas uses a weight on the burner to open a valve and burn gas at full force. When the weight is removed the valve closes to cut off gas, leaving only enough to keep a pilot light.
City ordinance targets rent profiteering with fines
The new city council ordinance forbids rent profiteering with a hundred dollar fine. The owner comments on the measure and notes the plan to raise rents by a hundred dollars per apartment to cover penalties.
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City- Council
Improving Hie Method in Prawners Proceedings
A fragmented passage reflects a spectator’s musings on modern Tedaws and the prawners. The speaker notes they know more about holding three parts and dreams of a bygone era, hinting at evolving practices and nostalgia in ancient craft.
Squashed the Salesman in a Doorstep Debate
A Kansas City Stir excerpt shows an urban altercation where a salesman pressures a man for a pricier hat, while a bystander challenges the vendor’s prejudice. The exchange turns on fairness and how salespeople treat customers who are colored or differently abled, highlighting social tensions of the era.
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Ald Festus- Pester
Kansas City
Remarkable baboon points man and hotel waiter in Cape train yard
An extraordinary baboon owned by a railway worker with no legs acted as a points man at Uitenhage, shifting levers by name call. He rode a trolley, tended a line, and returned to his master. At night he guided the trolley home. On occasion he served as a hotel waiter, demanding his own tipple, then distributing drinks to guests. He died after a blow to the head.
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Amigo
Uitenhage
Cape Province
Cohditioh
Wanderer to go on trial soon in Chicago slaying case
Dan Wanderer former army officer will face trial within a month for the murder of his wife and an unidentified helper who aided the framing of a fake holdup. A grand jury returned two true bills but indictments will be issued later this week after further questioning. Police seek the unidentified man and the alleged victim, with Miss Julia Schmitt questioned and later released.
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Chicago
Dan Wanderer
Hoynoe
John J. Maloney
River Point
R. L
Maloney
Julia Schmitt
Wanderer
Reed Puts Questions To Missouri Candidates Over League Stand
Senator James A Reed announced six questions he will pose to all Missouri Republican and Democratic Senate hopefuls about their position on the League of Nations. He proposes to debate whether the league covenant infringes American rights, a line of objection he has raised against the Treaty of Nations.
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Kansas City
James A. Reed
Missouri
League of Nations
Triagne of Nations
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