Byrd Defends Bill Against Civil Court Veil
Senator Byrd addresses attacks on his stance in 1916 House Bill No to suppress houses of ill fame. He argues for criminal penalties over civil injunctions and contends he may have erred, asking Virginians to judge the personal character smears as false and malicious. Courtroom scenes include Judge Raulston and Scopes Darrow in Dayton coverage.
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Senate
Senator Mapp
Mapp
Virginia
Scopes
Court Room
Dayton
Tenn
John Thomas Scopes
Rhea County
Tennessee
Clarence Darrow
The
Hospital plans add forty beds for charity care
The committee reported Andrew Bell named captain and a full roster soon. The new building will add forty beds, twenty eight charity beds, to serve citizens of moderate means. Officials note charity work is limited only by bed capacity and applications. last year 17 percent paid nothing. No one is turned away for inability to pay.
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Ll.f. Frazier
I. N. Good
E. W. Newman
D. W. Ritenour
Andrew Bell
Greatest Show Continues Amid Courtroom Tension
In a tense courtroom scene, gunmen were positioned to shoot the principals as the evolution trial neared. A low hum of conversation rose above the suspense as the proceedings continued.
Girls Athletic Association Hosts Shenandoah River Swim Party
About forty members of the Girls' Athletic Association enjoyed a swimming party at the Shenandoah River near Strasburg yesterday. After the swim they went to Crystal Caverns where an enjoyable evening was spent dancing. H. R. Davidson of Cumberland, Maryland, was a business visitor in the city today.
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Girls’ Athletic Association
Shenandoah River
Strasburg
Crystal Caverns
H. R. Davidson
Cumberland, Md
Visit Notes From Washington And Philadelphia Social Scene
Miss Dorothy McCann spent several days this week in Washington at the home of Mr and Mrs R W Sowers of Keyon street. Miss Margaret Drummond of Philadelphia will arrive Sunday to visit Miss Mildred Milleson at her home on Kent street.
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Dorothy McCann
Washington, D. C
R. W. Sowers
Keyon Street
Margaret Drummond
Philadelphia
Mildred Milleson
Kent Street
Wisecarvers Enjoy Immense Stay In New York Vacay
Mr and Mrs Maynard Wisecarver, while spending their vacation in New York, write to friends here about their immense enjoyment of the stay and experiences during their trip.
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Maynard Wisecarver
New York
Local travelers visit Civil War battlefields in Maryland and Pennsylvania
Mr and Mrs Samuel Grubbs Clarence Pope Mrs L R Markwood and daughter Miss Jessie Markwood returned from Hagerstown Maryland Waynesboro Pa and Sharpsburg Md at the latter place visiting the battle fields.
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Samuel Grubbs
Clarence Pope
L. R. Markwood
Jessie Markwood
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Sharpsburg
Mid
Mr Ernest Tull Suffering From Bad Arm Cut
Philadelphia resident Ernest Tull son in law to Daniel and Mrs Newcome has a deep cut in his right arm and is under medical care.
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Ernest Tull
Philadelphia
Daniel Newcome
Furniture Makers Plead Guilty in Sherman Act Case
Eight case goods furniture manufacturers pleaded guilty in Chicago to Sherman act violations and were fined 182000. The defendants came from many cities and were part of the National Alliance of Furniture Manufacturers. The case goods group was the third and largest unit among about 270 indicted manufacturers.
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Chicago
Case Goods Furniture
Case Goods Group
National Alliance of Furniture Manufacturers
One Killed Five Hurt In Washington Boulevard Crash
A Washington, D C group riding in an automobile struck a telegraph pole near Elk Ridge on Washington Boulevard, overturned, and tumbled down an embankment. Joseph Carania 19 died. Five others Olive Donnelly Carrie Whelan Margaret Smith Lawrence McNally Leonard Caranfa were injured and hospitalized. Caranfa blamed glare from an approaching car for blinding him. McNally and Caranfa were jailed for investigation.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Joseph Carania
Washington, D. C
Washington
Washington Boulevard
Elk Ridge
Olive Donnelly
Carrie Whelan
Margaret Smith
Lawrence McNally
Leonard Caranfa
McNally
Caranfa
Southwestern
C Luther Gores Funeral Tomorrow
The body of C Luther Gore who died Wednesday night at Catawba Sanitarium Va will be sent to Winchester this afternoon from Berryville. His brother William Gore and wife of Philadelphia arrived and stay at the George Washington Hotel. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 10 30 am in Mortuary Chapel Mount Hebron Cemetery with Rev W L Dudley officiating.
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C. Luther Gore
Catawba Sanitarium
Winchester
Berryville
Mr and Mrs James Hay Visit Friends Here
Mr and Mrs James Hay of Ashville North Carolina arrived in Winchester and will visit Mr J W Larrick on South Washington Street during July. They will spend August at their Madison summer home. Mr Hay is the son of Judge James Hay longtime congressman from the district. Mr Hay Jr a noted young novelist whose latest book The Bellamy Cane was issued by Dodd Mead Co and has strong sales.
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James Hay
James Hay, Jr
Ashville
N. C
Winchester
J. W. Larrick
South Washington Street
Hay
Madison
Mr. Hay
America
Dodd, Mead & Company
Anthracite Miners Refuse Arbitration In Talks
Atlantic City July 10 miners’ sub committee of six announced they will not listen to operators’ arbitration proposals during deadlock in upcoming wage scale negotiations. They will not agree to arbitration affecting work after Sept 1, regardless of whether a contract is signed.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
New Tax Laws Fail to Cut Public Burden
Treasury figures for fiscal year 1925 show the new tax law reduced receipts by just over half of the intended 400 million. Total tax receipts were 2,584,010,847 compared with 2,796,179,253 in 1924. A six month 1925 loss of 213,168,409 under lower rates suggests the law will not meet its target. Senator Watson of Indiana favors cutting at least 200,000,000 from the tax list in next Congress.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury Internal Revenue
Treasury
Watson
Indiana
Senate Finance Committee
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