William Jennings Bryan Dies in Dayton Tenn
William Jennings Bryan three time Democratic nominee died in Dayton Tennessee from apoplexy after dinner. Mrs Bryan calmly faced the shock and arranged funeral plans with Arlington Cemetery as a preferred burial place. Bryan had been en route to Knoxville Nashville and other cities to deliver speeches before returning to Idaho and California to visit family. He was active in arguing for fundamentalism in the Scopes trial and anticipated a broader clash between fundamentalism and modernism.
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District of Columbia
Detectives Drop Investigation of Official's Death
BELAIR Md July 25 Detectives James A Manning and Anthony Parr of the Baltimore police prepared to drop their investigation into the death of Harford county commissioner Charles P Clark. Clark's body was found in his automobile in a woods near Van Bibber and Jappa after he had been missing since last Saturday. Authorities indicated possible rearrest of Lloyd Wilson and Clifford Norris on local option law violations and James Green 16 remained in custody with a statement of being with Clark in the saloon Saturday afternoon. Authorities voiced belief Clark died from poisoned liquor or natural causes.
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Bethel Church Ladies Aid buys new church carpet
S Glaize of Albin reports Bethel Lutheran Church Ladies Aid Society has purchased new carpet for the church. Grace B. Fling of Alderton West Virginia visits her mother Mrs A V Hurson. Mrs 8 2 Brown called on friends in the village. Attend the firemen quality shows for a good time and to support the firemen who need the money.
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Reformed Church Set for Annual Picnic This Week
Centenary Reformed Church announces its annual congregational and Sunday school picnic to be held Wednesday at Golightly's Park on the Opequon near Millwood road. Activities include swimming, wading, baseball, horse shoes and swings. Afternoon main meal is at 5:30 with cars leaving the church at 1:30 pm, and an optional morning trip at 10 am for a full day. All church members and friends are invited.
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Miami Daily News Issues 504 Page Anniversary Edition
The Miami Daily News published a 504 page Sunday edition to mark its new 1.5 million dollar home opening and the city’s 29th anniversary. The issue features 15 color sections, 24 pages each, and about a thousand illustrations supported by 1,500 advertisers and 813 036 lines of ads. Janes M. Cox, former Ohio governor, becomes the sixth owner. the paper will run 22 sections. The edition’s pages, end to end, could span a path 18 inches wide from Miami to Vancouver.
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Elephants From John Robinson Circus Parade Aug 3
The STAR notes Katie the elephant and treasurer James Albanese call for peanuts, with Katie visiting the ticket wagon after it opens. John Robinson's Circus performs afternoon and night shows and parades on August 3, featuring new acts and a "Peter Pan in Animal Land" spectacle plus exciting finish races.
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Secretary Work Bays First Acre In National Park
Hubert Work, Secretary of the Interior, receives a check to buy the first acre for Shenandoah National Park. Dr. Work sends six dollars with a note praising the opportunity and promising future support.
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Closing Program Of Bible School Tuesday Night
The Vacation Bible School conducted by ten city Sunday schools will hold its last regular session tomorrow morning and a closing program at 7 30 tonight. The school began July 6 and has met five mornings each week.
Firemen Show Seeks Crowd To Boost Support Tonight
Come out tonight to visit the firemen and support their show as they seek community backing. The event aims to raise awareness and encourage turnout.
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