Scientists Claim Additional Prot Man Came of Apes
New York dispatch reports the American Museum of Natural History researchers Dr William G Gregory and Dr Milo Helman claim proof of human evolution from apes using fossil teeth. The pamphlet asserts modern elephants and horses trace ancestry to African and earlier species, with the dryopithecous as the woodland ancestor of mankind.
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Department of Anthropology
American Museum
MIT Expels Two For Boston Riot Disorder
Cambridge Massachusetts December report from a MIT faculty committee states two students were expelled for riot related disorders during Feld Day events on November 4. Two more were suspended for a year and thirteen others were disciplined, with several placed on probation and given letters of censure to themselves and parents.
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Cambridge
Mays
Masaachusetts Institute of Technology
Feld
John L. Dodyon
New York
Willliam E. King
Boston
Presiant
Samuel W Stratton
Technology
Wholesale Stamp Division Regulated at Post Office
To curb rushes for small stamp orders, a placard announced that the wholesale stamp division will not fill orders under five dollars. Small orders must go through the regular stamp window, and only large amounts may be purchased at the wholesale counter. The measure follows several days of shoppers attempting to buy small quantities.
Catholic Bishops Warn Mexico Threatens Christian Civilization
New York December 16 AP The U S Catholic episcopate issues a 12,000 word pastoral letter alleging Mexican religious restrictions attack religious liberty and challenge American standards. Cardinal Hayes leads a committee sending the letter to 30,000 clergy and Catholic groups, saying it aims to inform the American public not seek government intervention.
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Catholic Epicopate
United States
Christian Civication
Mexico
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Dowling
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Schrembs
Cleveland
Kelley
Oklahoma
Colles
Christian Chilzation
God
Many Phases in Senate Contest Over Smith Seat
The 1926 report outlines Frank L Smith's bid for the unexpired Senate term after McKinley's death, and the technical questions that could disqualify him. Debates focus on whether campaign contributions taint his election, whether primary results count as elections, and how Senate jurisdiction may apply to a primary in assessing Smith’s fitness.
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Frank L Smith
Senate
Campiaign
Illinois Public Utility Corporation
Smith
Smiths
Airect
Brookhall
Smith and Vilie
Whch
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Supreme Court
Newberry
Sena
Borihkhig
Newperry
Rincors
Fraser Smith
Geral Dianos Tlon
Yate
Pennsylvania
Gould
Maine
Walsh
Monina
Senatr Walsh
Henitor McKinley
Senate debate on admitting Smith and Vate In hinges on votes
The discussion centers on whether the Senate should refuse to admit Smith and Vate In when they present credentials or eject them later. Refusal to admit would need a majority vote, while expulsion would require a two thirds vote.
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Smith
Senate
Vate
Cartoons as Dress Designs in Women’s Clothes
Cartoonists influence fashion as a Fifth Avenue shop showcases dresses bearing caricatures by Raph Barton and John Held. The piece mixes urban sights from Bowery to Park Avenue with fashion trends, traffic quirks, clocks as decor, and social observations in a bustling New York mood.
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Fifth Avenue
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Raph Barton
John Held
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