Darrow S Objection To Opening Prayer Overruled
Dayton Tenn July 14 Judge Raulston overruled Darrows motion to omit the opening prayer in the Scopes evolution trial as the court reconvened to hear the decision. The heated session featured Darrows attack on prayer and Attorney General Stewarts defense of the practice. The judge adjourned for study on the indictment dismissal motion.
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Dayton, Tenn
Reunion
Dayton
Tenn
Clarence Darrow
Evoluion’ Rand
Storm Center
Darrow
Raulston
Seis
Stewart
Borerstewart
Delleven
Alc
Rawlston
United States Confers on China Extraterritorial Rights
Washington reports progress in talks with major powers toward a joint conference on extraterritorial rights and customs in China. Negotiations aim for a unified plan with all powers, with conferences expected in the fall. No separate U S Japan or Britain agreement or independent action anticipated.
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Washington, D. C
United. Ites
Louse Department
Tekin
United
Petitioned Railroads Seek Immediate Rate Increase
Washington reported that 74 western railroads asked for an instant rate hike to be addressed at the opening of the general rate revision hearing. The Interstate Commerce Commission in Chicago on September 4 declined to take up the petition now. Also noted is an engine incident where a B and C switch engine wheels derailed at Spink mills in East Second Street during early morning operations.
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Washington
Western Railroads
Chicgo
Interstate Commerce Commission
Spink Mills
East Second Street
M cafferty dies at work in Washington
Ab McGafferty of Washington died at work after suffering from a condition. The body was taken to Allen funeral home for viewing by Dr Reed who held an inquest. He was a high character, industrious, a member of the Prokvaties church and an Odd Fellow.
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Ab McGafferty
Washington
John Steen
Rogers Street
Onté
Allen Funeral
Reed
Mesferty
Ind
Pril
Prokvaties
Building Permits Increase as City Council Grants Thirteen
Council awarded thirteen building permits on Monday night including two for new business structures. John W. Greenwood approved for a one story brick shop at South and East First replacing the old Frome building. Other permits cover remodels, minor repairs, and outbuildings with costs from 25 to 200 dollars. Budget items include loans totaling 20 dollars and the Grand venue project. Subdivision sewer work and assessments were approved with bids on West Fey street sewer, engineer estimated costs.
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J Ohn
W. Greenwood
East First
Frome
Avenue
Spanic
Ie H. “Wilpon
Stiles Auto Wreck Injures No One Near Shoals
A Nash coach carrying Mr and Mrs Bun Stiles of Shoals was crowded off a State Road hillside this morning. The car suffered heavy damage but the Stileses escaped serious injury. The wreck occurred when another vehicle failed to yield. The Reliance Motor Company of Washington hauled the damaged car away.
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Bun
International action urged on global obligations
Swampscott Massachusetts July 14 president at the summer White House said no joint motion by United States Great Britain and Japan on the Chinese situation. The Washington conference aims to carry out obligations and discuss extraterritorial rights.
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Swampscott
Mass
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Japan
White House
Flyweight Champion Pancho Villa Dies During Surgery
Francisco, Calif, July 14 Pancho Villa, 24, world flyweight champion, died in a hospital today after an operation for an abscess of the throat that developed earlier this month.
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Francisco
Calif
Pancho Villa
Mari Cadden Dies at Columbus
Mari Cadden, former resident of Washington, died Sunday evening at the home of his sister, Mrs Charles Foley, in Columbus. He had been ill for some time and retirement years earlier, leaving behind a sister in Parkersburg, W. Va. The funeral arrangements in Chili are not yet set.
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Gadden
Ng Ston
Charles Foley
Columbus
Owas
Marietta
Wahington
Issite
Washington
Samme
Iden
Parkersburg
Farmer Warren Collins Injured Chasing Chicken
Warren Collins of Bruceville is believed to have lost an eye after a fall while chasing a chicken yesterday. Doctors report the injury occurred when he fell and struck his eye on a nail.
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Iit
Warren Collins
Bruceville
Nationalization of Mines Seen as Hope for Miners
London on 14 Predicted at the annual conference of the Mines Federation that England will move toward nationalization to aid the miners. Federation leader Herbert Smith urged labor to back the miners in their effort to avoid longer hours or reduced pay, with six million members backing the cause.
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London
England
Mines’ Federation
Herbert Smith
Predi Wien Ee
Drowning at Webster Lake Involves Two Louisvillians
Warsaw Indiana July 14 Lawrence R 29 and George Umback 25 both of Louisville Kentucky were drowned in Webster Lake last night Umback tried to save Seier an expert swimmer and the two men went down together
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Warsaw
Ind
Lawrence R
George Umback
Louisville
Webster Lake
Here
Umback
Seier
Vigil Committee Nets No Suspects After Night Hunt
Newcastle Indiana July 14 A vigilant committee of the Henry County Myers Association ended its all night search for two bandits who robbed Peer Mk at Straughn of aloesens. Aides aided in the pursuit but failed to find the trail of the robbers.
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Newcastle
Henry County Aiers’ Association
Peer Mk
Straughn
Standard Oil Adopts Eight-Hour Day Change
New York reports that Standard Oil moves to an eight hour day, effectively twelve hours in place earlier, with approval claimed from John D. Rockefeller Jr. but the change said to have been instituted without his direct order.
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Standard Oil
New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
United States Posts Favorable Trade Balance for Year
Washington July 14 The United States posted a favorable trade balance of 042,681,000 for the fiscal year ending June 30, the Commerce Department announced. The balance was 235,000,000 above last year as exports reached 4,867,000,000 while imports totaled 3,824,000,000.
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Washington
United Tes
Department of ɢOmmerce
Indianapolis Returns to Normal After Sunday's Storm
Indianapolis July 14 buses and trains resumed regular service as Central In jana streets reported rapid recovery from a ferocious Sunday wind and rain storm. Factories that lost power earlier in the day were back at work and municipal transit operated on the usual schedule.
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Indianapolis
Central Injana
Cts
Bandits Bind Women at Strawn Bank Hold Up
Two unmasked bandits held up the Peo s bank at Strawn Indiana yesterday afternoon escaping 850 dollars. Two women employees were forced to the floor as the men allegedly missed 800 dollars hidden in the vault and fled in an automobile.
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Newcastle
Ind
Peo’s
Strawn
Tuesday radio features across major networks
Listings show programs from WJZ WGY WRC WEAF WEEI and other stations across the nation. Max Jacobs chamber music Detroit Symphony Orchestra and Electra with Margaret Angelin are announced along with Detroit Elks Band.
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WJZ
New York
WGY
Schenectady
WRC
Washington
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
WEAF
WFI
Philadephia
WJAR
Providence
WEEIL
Boston
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WOC
Davenport
WSAI
Cincinnati
WWJ
Detroit
WGR
Buffalo
WCAE
Pittsburg
Max Jacobs
Max Jacobs’ Chamber Symphony Orchestra. Wcx
Petition Filed for Memorial Ave Paving 2600 Feet
Rolla N Horton and over 250 freeholders filed a petition with the county auditor asking to pave Memorial Avenue under the county unit road law. If granted, the 2600 foot road would extend Walnut Street paving to Eastside Park with grading and drainage to 40 feet, paved with concrete or similar hard surface. The hearing is set for August 4 in the county commissioners rooms.
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Memorial Avenue
Eastside Park
Board of County Commissioners
Rolla N. Horton
Walnut Street
Court House
Ifasmuch
Police Officials Urged to Unite Against Crime Rings
Indianapolis July 14 Police officials nationwide should cooperate to fight crime rings, said A A Carroll of Grand Rapids Michigan president of the Association at the national convention. He urged establishment of a national crime information bureau in Washington and the sharing of data among police in every city town and village to improve efficiency.
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Indianapolis
A. A. Carroll
Grand Rapids
Mich
En Association of Police
Poder
Sharene
Bureau of Criminal Identification
Washington
Indiana Wheat Pool Benefits From Chicago Failure
Indianapolis July 14 The Indiana Farm Bureau Federation says the Grain Marketing Companys collapse strengthens true farmer owned co operatives including the Indiana Wheat Pool It says the failed company was misorganized and that farmers nationwide protect their interests through their own organizations The bureau has long opposed the sale of Grain Marketing Company stock in Indiana as contrary to public policy
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Farmers’ Co-Operative Marketing Association
Indiana
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
W. L Stahl
Hoosier Farmer
Indiana Wheat Pool
Wheat Pool
Grain
Indiana Farm Bureau
Grain Marketing Company
Farm Bureau
Thad
Graig Marketing Company
Lenin Marketing Company
Stockholders to Meet Monday Night
The Home Building and Loan Association will hold its annual stockholders meeting next Monday night July 20 at the association office in Temple Court building. The session begins promptly at 7:30 o'clock. Arthur W. Allen is secretary of the association.
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The
Home Building & Loan Association
Temple Court Building
Arthur W. Allen
Gasoline Prices Rise One Cent Per Gallon
An advance of one cent per gallon on gasoline becomes effective in Washington this morning. The price now stands at 24 cents per gallon, up from 23 cents.
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Esene
Washington
Scimaa
Chair Makers Fined 9000 in Sherman Antitrust Case
Three manufacturing companies pleaded guilty in Sherman anti trust court today and were fined a total of 9000 dollars. The fines bring the government total since opening its furniture trust case to forty three hundred.
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Furniture Trust
Storm Leaves Heavy Damage Across Martin County
A recent Sunday night storm damaged corn in Martin county with creek bottom fields laid flat and trees and poles blown down. The Loogootee Milling Company roof was partly blown off and multiple storms in the past month caused recurring destruction.
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Martin County
Creek
Loogootee Milling Company
Loogootee
Bedford Police Nab Thirteen For Speeding Plea
Bedford police arrested thirteen motorists for speeding reckless driving and other minor infractions on Sunday. J H Thombleson pleaded guilty to speeding and reckless driving and was fined 46 dollars.
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Bedford
J. H. Thombleson
Prowler Frightened Away From Foy Home
Louis Foy of East Ninth reported prowlers outside his home Sunday night while he and Thomas Slimp were away. Foy saw a man peering through windows and yelled, causing the intruder to flee. Police were not called due to the nearby phone line and risk of alerting the prowler.
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Louis Foy
East Ninth
Foys
Mr. Foy
Thomas Slimp
West Frankfort Mine to Resume Operations
West Frankfort Illinois July 14 coal mining will restart at the Taylor Coal Company mine in Royalton. The plant employs 730 men and has been idle since last April. District officials voice optimism that production will begin earlier this year than in recent years.
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West Frankfort
Taylor Coal Company
Royalton
Argenta Protest Boger Bus Line
Indianapolis July 14 W. A. Culap protests the Boger bus line between Bicknell and Vincennes to the state public service commission. Cullop says the owner took his deceased wife’s equipment for his own. Roger’s wife was denied an operating certificate due to filing in her maiden name.
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Indianapolis
W. A. Culap
State Public Service Commission
Boger
Bicknell
Vincennes
Cullop
Roger
Public Service Commission
Appointed policemen for railroad line named
The county clerk has been notified by the railroad that Robert Wood and Fred Wampler have been appointed policeman for that road. The line passes through the northern part of the county. The notice is filed with the county clerk in compliance with a state law.
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R. R
Robert Wood
Fred Wampler
Little Boy Saddled With Facial Injuries After Horse Kick
Hazleton Indiana July 14 Delmar Lloyd Westfall six son of Mr and Mrs red Westfall lies in a Vincennes hospital with a severe laceration on the right side of his face after a horse kicked him while he was in a field near Hazleton with a neighbor boy. A passing motorist saw the incident and led the injured boy to his home. the other boy could not name him. The blow tore away the right cheek bone and may have ruined the sight of the right eye. All metal airplanes are being developed for commercial service.
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Hazleton
Int
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Siki
Tokio Conference Department
M'Cafferty
Bloomington
A. V. McCafferty
Adlerous
Stiles
Mari Cadden
Ang Rer
Chilli- Udehe
Straughn, Ind
Memorial Ave
Eastside
Park County
Johanna Gregg
Board of Education
Medill McCormick
Mark Hanna
Martin
FOY
Argenta
Delmar Westfall
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