Scopes Trial Seen As Civil Clash of Religion and Science
The trial in Tennessee draws global attention as Bryan and Darrow duel over evolution. Observers expect a dramatic public airing with famous figures, while the defense aims to reduce tension between fundamentalists and modernists and teach the public about both sides.
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Scopes
London
George Bernard Shaw
Hillaire Belloc
Mr. Bryan
Tennessee Mountains
Bryan
Colby
Darrow
Tennessee
Bond Trading Narrow Area Stalls Amid Oil Rally
Bond prices moved in a narrow range last week despite renewed interest in special groups. A late rally in oil issues followed the Teapot Dome lease decision while U S government bonds hit new high records amid easy credit signals and active bank attention to debt reduction.
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Associated Press
New York
Teapot Dome
United States
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Wall Street
New York City
Sinclair Court
van Sweringens
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northwestern
Berlin
Speyer & Co
Two Dollar Bills Aimed At Boosting Circulation
The article argues for a Two-Dollar Bill Week to overcome prejudice and boost circulation. It notes aging paper money wear from autos and grease, a postwar value drop, and that only a tenth of two-dollar bills are used. Treasury officials say fewer notes would wear if two-dollar bills circulated, with New York banks pushing adoption.
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Bryan
Treasury
the Sun
New York
The Crime and the Punishment
An essay compares the Scopes trial to historic witch burnings and executions, arguing evolving human progress. It reflects on how myths about science and religion shaped public punishment and the idea of intellectual dissent.
Sunlight boosts brain power in England study
Sir Henry Gauvain reports that children in sunlit rural hospitals show higher intelligence test scores than peers in foggy London. Sun exposure apparently lifts spirits and enhances learning, suggesting sunshine as a factor in mental development beyond heredity or physical condition.
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Sir Henry Gauvain
Henry
England
London
Alton
Silent struggle between pacifists and militarists in Japan
The text contrasts Japan's pacifist and militarist factions and suggests lessons from German history for the latter. It references reactions to economic stability, heat waves, and public figures like Darrow Bryan Shaw and the crown prince of Germany, noting critiques of policy and rhetoric.
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Japan
Hull Named U.S. Immigration Commissioner in Promotion
Harry Edward Hull, a former representative from Town, has been appointed U.S. immigration commissioner, succeeding Walster W. Husband who becomes second assistant secretary of labor. Born March 12 1864 on a Belvidere New York farm, Hull rose from local roles in Cedar Rapids and Williamsburg to national office after winning a house seat in 1915 following Irwin Pepper's death.
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Harry Edward Hull
Harry Hull
U. S
Hull
Walster W. Husband
Robe Carl White
Belvidere
N. Y
Cedar Rapids
Williamsburg
Irwin 8. Pepper
Hall
House of Representatives
Horoscope Forecast for June 22 1925 Romance Wealth and Caution
Venus favors women with strong social and professional advances and marriage luck. The Cancer Moon influences breasts and stomach and warns businessmen on miscalculation. Afternoon favors psychic pursuits. Jupiter harms heavy business duties and moods for men. Young people enter romance. birthdates promise domestic happiness. avoid risks in business.
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Jupiter
Congress
Anaconda Capron Trophy Opens With Tight Matches
In the first round at Anaconda Country Club two extra holes decided several matches. McCrea beat Stevens after 20 holes. Merz edged Catlin in extra holes. Farnsworth won at the 18th against Fitzgerald. Wood won over Dickson one up. Second round pairings listed.
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Anaconda Country Club
J. H. McCrea
E. J. Stevens
McCrea
E. B. Catlin
A. R. Merz
Merz
Charles Farnsworth
P. J. Fitzgerald
R. P. Wood
W. C. Dickson
Wood
E. Watson
W. K. Smith
W. T. Masten
P. W. Jones
Anodes Open Twilight Home Game Versus Anodes vs Montana Powers
Anaconda fans will witness the first twilight game of the season as Anodes host Montana Powers at 6 39 this evening. Smeltermen start the schedule with even wins and losses and boosters say they are ready to go. Sunday's win over Clarks described as the finest this season, with Ridings at third showing strong improvement and Emanuel replacing Sells in left field performing well.
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Anaconda
Anodes
Montana Powers
Smeltermen
Clarks
Ridings
Emanuel
Sells
Haymarket Riot at Chicago Details and Aftermath
The Haymarket incident occurred May 4, 1886 in Haymarket Square Randolph Street Chicago when police tried to break up a public anarchist meeting A bomb likely by Schnaubelt killed seven officers and wounded 27. Anarchists Spies Fischer Engel Parsons were executed November 11 1887 Linge Fielden Schwab Neebe faced prison terms later pardoned. A monument marks the spot of the police deaths.
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Haymarket Square
Chicago
Randolph Street
Schnaubelt
Adolph Fischer
George Engel
Albert R. Parsons
Louis Linge
Samuel Fielden
Michael Schwab
Oscar Neebe
Gentleville and Walkerville News Highlights Social Visits
Miss Ann Smith of St. James hospital spent vacation at Anaconda and visited Miss Toots Leary at 136 East Center. An apron and overall dance at St George hall featured Mrs E Luke receiving a bead bag. Miss Elizabeth Harrington returned home after teaching in Kansas. James Sullivan home from Gonzaga College for vacation as Centerville Review met with visiting commanders from Silver City Walkerville and Butte. Mrs Erickson state deputy commander was guest speaker. Miss Toots Leary convalesced after an operation. A gathering at Miss Catherine Leary’s home included several friends and local youths. John Leary left for Ireland to visit relatives and plan travels to eastern cities.
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Ann Smith
St. James’ Hospital
Anaconda
Toots’ Leary
East Center Street
St. George's Hall
Centerville
Sons of St. George
E. Luke
Elizabeth Harrington
Kansas
James E. Sullivan
Gonzage
Silver City
Walkerville
Butte
Erickson
Toots” Leary
Catherine Leary
Pearl Odgers
Jose Lowney
Alice Harrington
Margaret Carney
Lillian Galligan
Frank Callahan
Wil! Holland
Gerland Holland
Donnie Cronin
Bub” Teary
Bud Nevin
Bob Maguire
Jim Sullivan
Tom O’brien
John
Mrs. Kermode
Kara Dunstan
Lucia Evans
Helen Evans
Dorothy Kitto
Ada Kitto
Thulla McDonald
Maud Greenfield
Bill Lavin
Bill Trudeau
Margaret Goldsworthy
Davis
Eura Dunstan
Miss Goldsworthy
Kermode
Sam Johnson
Emily Kent
Matt Kermode
Louise Greer
Thelma Schantz
Brandon
Toy
Helen Thompson
Clem Drew
Tacoma
P. J. Brady
Phillips Avenue
Hugh McDermott
Argyle Street
Sprockett
A. P. Stephenson
St. Paul
J. E. McCoy and
Edward and Clark
Pinestreet
Ritzville
Wash
Mr. McCoy
M. Haith
Mis. McCoy
F. Fries
Spokane
Portland
Ore
Dan Hawk
A. L. Hawkesworth
Lingshire
Hawkesworth
B. Raleigh
Sacramento
Cal
S. B. Raleigh
Seattle
Bel
Poems That Live Song In The Songless
A brief poetic note attributes verses to George Meredith about songs felt within the speaker. The lines speak of sedges dry and a breath that carries music inside, rather than heard aloud. The piece emphasizes an inner, private song sparked by nature and memory.
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George Meredith
Economic Echoes Spark Global Trade and Industry Shifts
Porto Rico now has 131 persons to every automobile. A Swedish telephone company is establishing lines in Italy. Wages of child operatives in Ecua dor's textile mills average $1.80 a week. Honduras shipped 1,200,000 bunches of bananas to other countries last April. Olives being raised in Turkey will have a total weight of seven times that of last year's crop.
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Porto Rico
Italy
Ecuador
Honduras
Turkey
Courage Alone Can Check Fanaticism Says Butler
Nicholas Murray Butler argues courage is needed to defeat anti evolution laws and prohibition and curb the revolt of the unfit. He criticizes the new barbarians for seeking conformity and tolerating persecution while urging the liberal to wield courage as the sole weapon against leveling movements.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Butler
Social whirl on the South Side features showers and parties
The South Side records a busy week with a surprise party for Mrs. L. T. Nelson at 2708 Floral Boulevard before her Los Alamos trip, a large miscellaneous shower for Miss Laura Gillis at 2220 Harvard Avenue, and multiple gatherings hosted by the Kermode and Gribble families. Guests, decorations, and gifts mark a string of social events, with updates on visitors and local goings-on.
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South Side
L. T. Nelson
Floral Boulevard
Nelson
C. Lane
al Ek
D. Anderson
J. MacGuire
P. C. Dean
R. M. Nelson
R. Buchanan
Benson
Bloomquist
KE. Shepard
Ted Carson
Tom Lowery
Gauthiere
W. Frick
E. Mickelson
Agnes Nelson
Violet Carns
Mary McNulty
Audrey Wilkinson
Harvard Avenue
Laura Gillis
Miss Gillis
Ann Parr
Gertrude Harrington
Elizabeth Mooney
Marie Bursken
Sadie Johnson
Alice Pierce
Edna Poitras
Frances Kriskovich
Janet Watson
Adeline Smith
Ruth Sullivan
Miss Carns
Ek 4
Miss Wilkinson
H. K. Bateman
Brant
Alberta
Canada
Butte
Clark
Colorado Street
William McLaughlin
Grand Avenue
Emmanuel Lutheran Sunday School
Africa
Japan
China
India
Amos
Hope
Floral Park
Helena
Ann Stephenson
Argyle Street
Missoula
State University
Henry Kermode
Gwendolyn Kent
California
Kermode
Matt Kermode
Walnut Street
Oscar Dingman
Helen Evans
Evans
Carl Christen
Ewart Trevithick
Harold
Find Reveals Ancient Stone Age Apartment House
Associated Press reports a prehistoric apartment complex near Globe Arizona with 126 traceable rooms. Enrich Schmidt of the American Museum of Natural History describes a walk up style ruin with 120 rooms yielding 47 skeletons and extensive stone shell and bone artifacts.
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Associated Press
New York
Globe
Alex
Enrich Schmidt
American Museum of Natural History
Schmidt
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Anaconda Office
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MATL
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Standard Publishing Company
Butte, Mont
National Representatives
Prudden
King & Prudden
Madison Avenue
Steger
Boston
Chamber of Commerce
Los Angeles
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San Francisco
Leary
John T. Scopes
Europe
America
Salem
Mass
Scopes E
Sunshine and Brains
Montana
Mr. Darrow
George
Germany
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