Bryan declares evolution a threat to religion in Tennessee case
The Commoner reports Bryan defending the Tennessee anti evolution law as protecting religious welfare of children. He argues public schools may direct teaching and forbid ideas hostile to public welfare, condemns evolution as a hypothesis not truth, and claims Christianity supports truth from any source while opposing godless teaching.
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Oregon
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
United States
Ndt
Tennessee
Heaven
Earth
God
Darwin
Naserene
Eilene
Charles Darwin
Jesus
Darrow responds to Bryan in brief press note
Clarence Darrow, in Lexington for a brief visit, offered a concise press reply to William Jennings Bryan’s Dayton message. He questioned linking Nietzche and evolution to Leopold and Loeb, noted the Dayton trial spurred reading on evolution, and credited the trial with prompting public reflection. He paid a respectful tribute to Bryan for the Commoner’s burial.
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Clarence Darrow
Leopold-Loeb
Darrow
Babe” Leopold
Nietzache
Bryan
Associated Press
Lexington
Chicago
John T. Scopes
Dayton
Tenn
William J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Loeb
Nietzche
Leopold
Chattanooga
Washington
Tennessee folk pay last tribute to statesman
The obituary notes a funeral procession with Tennessee mourners including the dead statesman’s mother and sister arriving in Washington. Former service members formed a guard of honor at the residence as family and friends filed past, while two uniformed officers supervised the quiet line of mourners.
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Washington
Grace Hargreaves
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
American Legion
Girl of Mystery Victim of Poison
A woman identified as Miss Krenegar was found dead in a room with carbolic acid and lysol bottles nearby. Police report she spoke little at the cafe and appeared not distressed, while investigators pursue clues at an inquest set for tomorrow.
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Miss Krenegar
Mrs Charles Hall Claimed by Death
Mrs Charles T Hall 412 Jackson street died early this morning after a six month illness. She lived in Anaconda for years and is survived by her husband two sons Tony Quillei of Melrose and Gilbert Quiller of Twin Bridges and two daughters one in Twin Pres and one in Canada.
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Charles T. Hall
Jackson Street
Hall
Anaconda
Tony Quillei
Melrose
Gilbert Quiller
Twin Bridges
Twin Pres
Canada
Death summons envoy ten Japan
Officials in the United States move to arrange repatriation of the body from Japan after the envoy’s death. The secretary notes the loss of a capable official and his work on Chinese policy during informal talks in Tokyo, part of the Washington conference's China commitments. Ambassador Matsudaira had recently presented a memorandum on Japanese agreement with American proposals affecting China.
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Tary Kellogg
United States
Japan
Kellogge
Tokio
Washington
Matsudaira
China
Bancroft
Toklo
Bandits Rope Butte Clerk In Night Holdup
A clerk in Butte was bound and robbed as two men tied his hands and feet behind him. The pair looted the till and safe, then fled toward a carnival train eastbound from the Northern Pacific depot. Deputies pursued suspects but found no trace, linking them to two men seen nearby earlier.
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Yegg
McBride
Butte
Duggan
Kelly
Arizona Street
Bryan Resigns Over Note Changes in German Crisis
Bryan recounts a leaked note edited by President Wilson before delivery to Germany. He states Wilson marked out clauses and added undisclosed matter, prompting his resignation accepted June 8 1915. Robert Lansing appointed to replace him.
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Bryan
Wilson
Germany
Robert Lansing
Boardman Instructs Anaconda First Alt
Safety director John L. Boardman of Anaconda Copper Mining aided in drilling the two Anaconda teams for Miners Field day at Columbia Gardens. The first aid squads expected a strong showing against Butte and Great Falls in the annual contest.
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John L. Boardman
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda
Columbia Gardens
Butte
Great Falls
Truce Expected to Avert British Coal Strike
London reports strong belief that a two month truce will pause the coal strike to permit wage talks and other measures to improve the industry. No official word was issued as negotiators prepare to meet tomorrow amid unsettled positions.
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Associated Press
London
Jaik
Bonding Firm Rejects County Bond Deal Over Legality
Recounted open meeting details show Wolking pressing for a $2000 premium amid claimed legal doubts and breach allegations. Commissioners deny the claim and plan readvertising the issue, with attorneys ruling the withdrawal meritless and pursuing collection on the check.
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Chicago
Wolking
William Gemmell
Bond Company
Toledo
N. A. Rotering
J. F. Sullivan
Miss Susannah Barlow’s 1101 Year Keeps Bridal Gown Shroud
Windsor England resident Miss Susannah Barlow aged 1101 years reportedly died after a long life marked by a broken heart. She preserved her wedding dress for eight decades and kept it as a shroud, reflecting her lifelong devotion to love and memory.
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Susannah Barlow
Windsor
England
French Seaman Recovers Bottle Adrift 328 Days At Sea
A French sailor found a bottle afloat after traveling 1,500 miles in 328 days from a point where it was cast into the sea near an icon. The discovery highlights a remarkable oceanic voyage and raises questions about the bottle’s origin and purpose.
Kiwanis Plan Forty Nine Show With Auto Races
Deer Lodge Kiwanis President W E Keeley appoints a committee to study a Labor Day Forty Nine show tied to auto races under club auspices. Delegates named for district convention in Helena August 6 7 8 and updates on the St Paul international convention are reported.
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Deer Lodge
W. E. Keeley
Deer Lodge Kiwanis Club
Raymond Carlson
W. E. Carleton
Ross Sugg
J. Maurice Dietrich
E. M
Pat) Keeley
Helena
Will Whitworth
W. J. Paul
St. Paul
William Cosgrove
G. R. Leonard
Educational Department
Dr. Scholl
Baby Girl Arrives in Deer Lodge Family
The stork visited Mr. and Mrs. Peter Martin in Deer Lodge early Tuesday morning, delivering a baby girl who, along with Mrs. Martin, is reported to be doing nicely. The Deer Lodge News Notes recounts community visits and social events across July 28.
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Deer Lodge
Peter Martin
Mooseheart Legion
Moose Hall
Main Street
Irene Lowery
Bozeman
Dorothy Reynolds
C. L. Reynolds
Lincoln
Neb
State University
H. J. Schoenberger
Billings
H. C. Reuzer
Missoula
Internal Revenue Department
William Heeney
Helena
Freda Johnson
Seattle
Marjorie McCarty
Portland
Bert Mannix
Helmville
Florence Shirck
Powell
Wyo
Lewis Beck
France Wood
Norman
R. D. Larable
C. L. Benton
K. H. Wood
H. C. Heinsch
Madison River
William Anderson
Garrison
E. M
Pat” Keeley
Julius Jacobsen
W. Matti
James Higgins
Butte
Charles Bessette
The
Bessette- Stork Company
Lawrence Parker
Avon
Charles Collins
Madison
Wis
Paul Peterson
Bitter Root forest official reunites with old friends in valley
E. A. Sherman, former Ravalli Republican editor and Bitter Root National Forest supervisor, now associate forester under director W. B. Greely, visited Hamilton with M. H. Wolff. They toured Lick Creek district near Darby with H. D. Adams as they confer with local forest officials.
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Hamilton
E. A. Bsherman
Ravalli Republican
Bitter Root National Forest
Sherman
Forestry Department
Montana
W. B. Greely
United States
Anaconda
Skalkaho Road
M. H. Wolff
Missoula
Lick Creek
Darby
H. D. Adams
Bitter Root Forest
New Horticultural Head Visits Valley
Edward Dickey of Kalispell, named to succeed W. L. Shovell as chief of Montana’s department of horticulture, tours the Bitterroot Valley with Shovell before starting duties August 1. Dickey is noted for work with the Northwest potato exchange.
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Hamilton
Edward Dickey
Kalispell
W. L. Shovell
Missoula
State Department of Horticulture
Shovell
Dickey
Bitter Root
Northwest Potato Exchange
Tawney Couple Continue Westward Motor Trip
Dr and Mrs Guy Tawney of Cincinnati visiting Dr David B Tawney in Hamilton have resumed their journey to the Pacific coast. They toured Yellowstone Park en route. Dr Tawney is noted as a brother of another local resident.
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Hamilton
Guy Tawney
Cincinnati
Ohio
DILLON NEWS NOTES FROM DILLON
Dillon residents and visitors are listed in an items page noting travels and visits. E B Roe handles business at Red Rock S D Hirschman returns from Pleasant Grove Utah Aunt Elizabeth Hirschman obituary relates to Dillon ties. Several locals including Dunn Bannack Brown Elkhorn Springs Gutherie Price Niblack Shives Barrett and family travel or visit relatives or attend business matters.
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Dillon
E. B. Roe
Dilees
Redock
D. Hirschman
Pleasant Grove
Utah
Elizabeth Hirschman
J. J. Brown
Elkhorn Springs
Catherine Gutherie
Townsend
E. F. Price
Charles H. Niblack
New York City
Carruthers Jr
Indianapolis
Frances Dunn
Bannack
John Peterson
Dijon
Horse Prairia
Henry Nickolat
Helena
Marie
Helen
George Strub
Ernest S. Erickson
Seattl
A. A. Elliott
Maude and
Pear
Wagner
Amy Coventry
Sioux City
Towa
F. .H. Garver
John Shives
Dillon Poneeey
R. M. Barrett
Jack
Salmon City
Idaho
Automotive benefits cited by Roy Murray in Butte Buick talk
Roy Murray of Butte Buick argues that possession of an automobile grants social and professional advantages. He compares car owners to non owners, saying owners travel farther, see more, work more, and earn more, while those without cars miss these benefits.
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Roy Urray
Butte Buick Company
A&a
Lfe
B A P Refuses to Abandon Valley Train Service
The Butte Anaconda and Pacific railway has authority to abandon the line between Brown's and Southern Cross stations but will not suspend service for several months. Trains depart Anaconda twice weekly on Thursdays and Sundays to the Southern Cross district and will operate for some time, according to C F Murphy the railroad superintendent.
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Butte, Anaconda
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