Interestless Scopes vows further study after trial
Dayton Tennessee July 22 The Scopes trial concentrates on the Tennessee anti evolution law as the appeal to the state supreme court is prepared. Lawyers aim to overturn the conviction using the bill of exceptions while Dayton returns to normal after the high profile case. John Thomas Scopes plans three years of study at universities including Chicago and Harvard with a $5000 fund already set aside. Clarence Darrow, Dudley Malone, Arthur Hays and Dr John Neal remainin Knoxvilles defense team as they draft the appeal.
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William K. Hutchinson
Dayton
Tenn
John Thomas Scopes
Scopes
Tennessee Supreme Court
Knoxville
New York
North Marcy
Paducah, Ky
Rhea County
University of Chicago
Harvard
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Dudley Field Malone
Arthur Garfield Hays
John R. Neal
Sinclair Brot Into A Smash
Pittsburgh July 22. Harry F Sinclair named as a defendant in an equity suit by creditors of John A Bell former head of Carnegie Trust Co. The suit seeks 1 445 000 with 600 000 tied to Bell and the remainder for Harmon Creek Coal Co where Sinclair was a director.
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Pittsburgh
John A. Bell
Carnegie Trust Co
Harry F. Sinclair
Bell
Harmon Creek Coal Co
Sinclair
Wisconsin market official resigns for Ohio State faculty post
Madison July 22 L G Foster deputy commissioner of markets for Wisconsin resigned to join the faculty of Ohio State University Foster a longtime authority on marketing and organizer of the Wisconsin tobacco pool previously taught at Iowa and Wisconsin universities
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Madison
Wis
L. G. Foster
Wisconsin
Ohio State University
Foster
Wisconsin Tobacco Pool
Iowa
French Air Power in Rif War Surfaces Thru Bombing
Arthur Brisbane notes French aerial operations against the Rif tribes, describing rapid bombing of Riffian camps within a day. He portrays French airmen delivering supplies and evacuating the wounded, calling the practice impressive for France though harsh for the Rif region.
French view on Riffs shields civilization from Moslem conquest
The piece argues that France’s harsh stance toward the Rif tribes in 1925 mirrors early French actions by figures like Charles the Hammer to defend Christian civilization against Muslim expansion./page reference noted as Page 4.
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Charles the Hammer
Bryan to devote time to literary work
William Jennings Bryan announced at Dayton Tennessee he would refuse all invitations to debate Scopes trial issues and suspend lecture tours to focus on literary work. He denied plans for joint debates with Clarence Darrow and said Darrow should draw his own crowds.
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Dayton
Tenn
William Jennings Bryan
America
Bryan
Clarence Darrow
Darrow
Krueger Bill 13 Now Law
The Krueger bill, passed by the last legislature, curtails municipal bond issuance in Ohio and became law. Cities must obtain a popular vote for issues exceeding one percent of property value, down from two and a half percent, with nine-tenths of net indebtedness reductions allowed for bonds issued without a vote.
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Columbus
Krueger
Ohio
Child's Body Found in East River
The body of 4 year old Robert Perles was found floating in the East River and moved to the morgue for identification by his parents. He disappeared from his East Side home last Sunday and police fear a kidnapping fate similar to a previous cellar slaying.
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New York
Robert Perles
East Side
East River
Perles
Irving Pickelaney
Dawes to Attend Public Reception at KOA Station
Public reception for Vice-President Charles G. Dawes announced by KOA with introductory music by the Twelfth Field Artillery band Fort Sam Houston and a Dawes address Should the Senate Change Its Rules The program lists WEAF and a Navy band concert at 9 ET.
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KOA
Charles G. Dawes
Twelfth Field Artillery Band
Fort Sam Houston
Dawes
Senate
WEAF
E. T
U. S. Navy
Treasury to Maintain National Prohibition Enforcement Record
An indexed file of attitudes and enforcement conditions for federal state county and municipal officials will be kept by the Treasury. General L C Andrews will oversee personnel ratings and black marks will block appointments as the prohibition program expands. The effort, led by Mrs Mabel Willebrant with DOJ support, uses the customs service and IRS intelligence units to map compliance nationwide.
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Robert 8S
Thornburgh
Washington
United States
Treasury
Department of Justice
Prohibition
L. C. Andrews
Mabel Walker Willebrant
The
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Customs Service
Japan health officials order mass smallpox vaccination
In Tokio authorities may compel vaccination for smallpox. After a case appeared in a crowded quarter, 500 people were ordered vaccinated at once as a public health measure.
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Japan
Empress Hermine Affirms Harmony With Kaiser in Exile
Princess Hermine tells International News Service she and Kaiser Wilhelm II are happily united in Doorn exile. She denies rumors of divorce or estrangement, says they are deeply understood, and notes their constant correspondence despite distance. Her daughter Henriette charms the interview.
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Kaiser
Princess Hermine
Doorn
Field Marshal
von Hindenburg
Germany
Europe
House of Hohenzollern
Wilhelm
Hermine
Hindenburg
Sunshine
Henriette
Empress Hermine Replies to Kaiser Divorce Rumors
Empress Hermine of Wildbad, Germany, dismisses rumors of estrangement or divorce from the Kaiser as malicious lies. She describes her illness and rheumatism treatment at Doorn, defends their marriage, and explains why she must return to Doorn from the spa.
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Dunbar Weyer
International News Service
Wildbad
Black Forest
Germany
Kaiser
Hermine
Empress Hermine
Nitz
Weilhelm
Reuss
Hohenzollerns
Doorn
Holland
the Kaiser
Missing U S professor hunted by Scotland Yard in London
Joseph Victor Collins a mathematics professor at Stevens Point Normal School vanished in London after boarding a bus with his daughter. Police and his family joined a night search. two unknown men found dying did not match him, and Collins carried $3000 in American Express checks. He aimed to reach Edinburgh for teachers convention.
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London
Joseph Victor Collins
Stevens Point
Wis
Collins
United States Senate
American Express Company
Sharps
Scotland Yard
Edinburgh
West Pennsylvania miners and operators urged to form independent unions
Pittsburgh reports a Chamber of Commerce survey recommending miners sever ties with the United Mine Workers to form an independent union and operators to form a sectional body. The plan calls for both groups to confer for a wage settlement to reopen closed mines once they digest the recommendation.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Chamber of Commerce
United Mine Workers
Public inspection begins for income tax payments
Washington officials announced at the Treasury department that income tax payments will be open to public inspection on and after September 1.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Coal Operators and Miners Near Deadlock in Traymore Talks
In Atlantic City on July 22 representatives of coal operators and miners met at the Hotel Traymore. The session showed little progress as miners press for a 10 percent pay raise and the demand shifts to publishing salaries of coal company officials.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Hotel Traymore
Orange Giants Grow Near East Ahead of Season
In Constantinople a novel orange variety reaching nearly football size is being cultivated in the Near East, signaling a remarkable agricultural development and potential market impact. The unusual fruit draws attention from growers and researchers alike.
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Constantinople
Near East
Governor Donahey To Host Turtle Soup Dinner
Columbus July 22 Governors turtle soup feast will lure thirty news correspondents to a dinner tonight at the executive mansion. Donahey uses seventy pounds of turtles from Indian Lake as the basis for the feast and is expected to spend much of the day cooking.
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Columbus
Donahey
Indian Lake
District of Columbia Considers Anti Evolution School Case
Loren H. Wittner petitions the district supreme court seeking an injunction to stop salaries for teachers who teach evolution citing congressional language against teaching disrepect for the Bible. The filing targets school officials and officials in the federal payroll as defendants in a test case mirroring the Scopes dispute.
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Tennessee
District of Columbia
National
Loren H. Wittner
Washington
District Supreme Court
Wittner
Congress
Hunter
John T. Scopes
Dayton
Daniel J. Donovan
James R. Lauby
Frank White
United States
Frank W. Ballou
W. P. Hay
Mourned Youth Remains Unidentified Near Cleveland
The slain youth found along a Rocky River road near Cleveland remains unnamed as authorities say dental crowns are the sole clue. Coroner Hammond plans to hand the body to Western Reserve Medical College if no positive ID is made tonight after thousands viewed the body since Friday. The victim, about 20 to 25, was beaten and shot. no identification marks remain.
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Cleveland
Toledo
A. P. Hammond
Western Reserves Medical College
Rocky River
Regent Rainfall Sets Near Yearly Record At East Bridge
Rainfall totaling 2.22 inches fell Monday night into Tuesday at the East Bridge weather station. The Hocking river rose about two feet but was not high enough to cause major flooding, and farmers noted the showers were beneficial for ground moisture despite brief downpours not harming crops.
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Co. M. France
East Bridge
Hocking
Thirty five Ohio counties unite to oppose suit over taxes
In Columbus a coalition of thirty five counties forms to block Buckeye Pipe Line Company from seeking sweeping tax reductions. The suit in federal court challenges county tax collections for the second half of 1925 amid alleged real estate appraisal failures. County officials Herbert Mitchell Coshocton C O Turner Knox Walter Metcalf Washington and Athens counties participate.
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Columbus
Buckeye Pipe Line Company
Attorney General's Office
Federal District Court
Herbert W.mitchell
Belmont
C. O. Turner
Coshocton
Walter G. Harris
Knox
W. E. Metcalf
Washington County
Athens County
Quake Warnings From Professor Benedini
Rome July 23 Professor Ben dani predicts that July 25 and 26 will bring two more significant earthquakes in Alaska and Japan. He notes that some previous forecasts have already come true and warns the public to stay alert this weekend.
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Rome
Ben. ‘Dani
Alaska
Japan
Shot in bed domestic tragedy shocks Los Angeles
Los Angeles, July 22. Louis Gamble and his wife May were found shot to death in bed. Police say Gamble, a postal employee, shot his wife and then himself in a domestic tragedy.
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Los Angeles
Louis Gamble
May
Tony
Gamble
Bandits vanish with $75,000 in furs from Chicago firm
Four men bored through a two foot wall of Kaiser and Co. in the Loop to steal furs valued at 75000. The burglary occurred early today as the bandits escaped with the loot.
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Chicago
Kaiser & Co
Pope Not In Rome Denies Illness Report
Vatican officials denied reports that Pope Pius is ill. He said mass this morning with a large number of Holy Year pilgrims assisting at his side.
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Rome
Pius
Vatican
Athens County Tax Report Shows Decline in Personal Property Exemptions
Athens County personal property declared for taxation totals $6,842,000 with exemptions at $6,183,300, down $44,000 from last year. Individuals list nearly seven million dollars, while corporations will lift the total to about twenty million once corporate returns are added. Athens city accounts for about one third of personal property held by individuals, with other municipalities and townships contributing the rest.
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Athens County
Fred Cornwell
Petesons
Athens
Nelsonville
Trine
Jacksonville
Glouster
York
Carthage
Canaan
Bern
Ames
Alexaneder
Kindness Rewarded In Torrington Baseball Candy Gift
In Torrington Connecticut Mrs Vester Amidon would throw back the boys baseballs from her yard. In response the boys organized a collection and bought her a box of candy as thanks.
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Torrington
Conn
Vester Amidon
Everyday Etiquette booklet offered by Washington Bureau
A free booklet on Everyday Etiquette answers common social questions. It explains correct form for weddings, restaurants, hotels, theaters, funerals, christenings, dress, telephoning and more. Request by sending a two cent stamp for return postage.
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Washington
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