Tennessee 10 Hear More of Evolution Law
Tennessee lawmakers in session consider repealing the anti evolution law linked to the Dayton episode. Representative George L Stockton of Fentress plans a bill to end the monkey law amid renewed controversy and fears of a Dayton monkey trial. The matter follows a school library dispute involving Elmore Gentry in Clark Range.
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Nashville
Tennessee
Scopes
Dayton
George L. Stockton
Fentress County
Rep
Stockton
Elmore Gentry
Clark Range School
Count Woard
Jamestown
Yale Architecture Fellowship Awarded for European Study
A traveling fellowship of 1000 dollars per year is granted by Yale School of Architecture to a winner for study and travel in Europe. The award involves Charles Ormrod Matcham of Allentown Pennsylvania and his sisters Catherine M Campbell and Dorothy M Chapwen as the recipients or related parties.
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New Haven
Conn
Srivelling
Europe
Yale School of Architecture
Charles Ormrod Matcham
Allentown
Catherine M. Campbell
Dorothy M. Chap
Electrification Advances in New Hampshire Progr Leader Hopes Youth Back Farming
The article notes George X Patman speaking for the Mev Emperre Farm Mare region, urging support for electrification to keep youths from leaving farming and to expand opportunities. It mentions state and federal cooperation, re-operation plans, and aims to attract young people to farming in New Hampshire during a period of broader modernization efforts.
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Roe. S. BH
George X Patman
Putman
New Hampshire
Saskatchewan Battles for 106,000,900 Acres
Regina February 1 The fighting over mining land inside Saskatchewan is set to intensify in February as provincial and federal authorities contend over control of vast mineral wealth. Ottawa currently writes the mining laws and collects royalties in the province.
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Saskatchewan
International News Service
Regina
Sask
Ottawa
Architects urged to sign their buildings in New York
William Orr Ludlow of the New York Building Congress argues architects should sign their works to educate the public and elevate architecture as art. The American Institute of Architects backs the policy, comparing signatures to artists’ identifications on paintings. He cites European respect for architects and urges overcoming laziness to sign buildings as a duty to public and profession.
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New York
William Orr
Ludlow
New York Building Congress
Rubens
Murillo
Rembrandt
Foreign War Vets Plan To Have Party
The John B. Golding Post No. 1475 Veterans of Foreign Wars will observe Lincoln's birthday on February 12 with a gathering in honor of retiring commander Fred Woodard. Lunch will be served at the Legion home in the Municipal auditorium. Ex-service men and families invited. there will be special music and no collection or political speeches.
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John B. Golding
Lincoln
Fred Woodard
W. L. Ottinger
Legion Home
Municipal Auditorium
Ottinger
Six Causes Of Auto Accidents Reported By State
Six violations are listed as the main causes of automobile accidents per a New York state report cited by the Chicago Motor Club. The top fault was failing to yield the right of way at 42 percent, followed by driving on the wrong side 16 percent, exceeding the speed limit 13 percent, driving off the roadway 10 percent, failing to signal 6 percent, and cutting in 6 percent, with other violations at 7 percent.
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Hy International News Service
Chicago
New York State
Chicago Motor Club
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