Anti-Evolutionists Win in Three State Legislatures
In Mississippi Texas Georgia and Kentucky anti evolution forces push bills and actions to curb or ban teaching evolution. Mississippi lawmakers debate penalties including death by burning while Texas deletes evolution references from textbooks and Georgia moves to bar the theory from Atlanta schools. Kentucky considers anti atheism measures and a staged Moscow mock trial echoes Scopes.
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Mississippi
Texas Text Book Commission
Atlanta Board of Education
Louisville
Ihe
John T Scopes
Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
Text Book Commission
Georgia
Kentucky
Senate
Text Book Commission of
Texans
Ma! Ferguson
Lone Star State
Atlanta
Board of Education
House of Representatives
Grover Cleveland Johnson
Tennessee
Johnson
Mississippi House
Siberia
Bolshevistic
Moscow
John Thomas Scoppe
Home for Little Wanderers case study at Lions luncheon
Luther M. Strayer of the New England Home for Little Wanderers outlined the group’s work at a Lions Club lunch at Stratfield Hotel. He cited cases showing how environment shapes a child and noted the home’s role as a diagnostic welfare clinic, with future aims toward schooling based mental and moral improvement.
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Little Wanderers
Lions Club
New England
Luther M. Strayer
Stratfield Hotel
Boston
Strayer
Mr. Strayer
Cies
Mr Strayer
Senate panel eyed aluminum probe report urges full investigation
Senator Walsh of Montana said the Senate judiciary committee would back his report calling for a complete Senate investigation of the Aluminum Company of America in which Secretary Mellon is a stockholder. The committee is set to act tomorrow in Washington.
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Washington
Walsh
Montana
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Amelia
Mellon
Yale Band Concert Broadcast by WTC Radio
Yale football band and the Freshman Glee Club performed at Woolsey Hall in New Haven for a radio broadcast on WTC Hartford. Solos by Taury Shilkret and Rudy Valle highlighted the program alongside a special march directed by Charles Fsmith. The event followed a November concert, with strong audience applause and best reception for key Yale songs.
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Imtaury Shilkret
Yale
Solg ‘Sanvonir
Rudy Valle
Fier
Stratfield Hotel
Beth
Charles Fsmith
WTC
Hartford
Glven
Woolsey Hall
New Haven
WIZ
WEAF
Atmost
Glee Club
New Ho
Penny taxes cause liens on many properties
The tax collector warns that large numbers of billholders owe tiny sums from three to ten cents. If unpaid, 76 cent liens will be placed on their property on March 81. Letters were sent to warn taxpayers to pay promptly to avoid the extra 10 charge.
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Howard
Challenger
Thea
Naturalist to Speak at Algonquin Club Tonight
Hubert Cushman Murphy of the American Museum of Natural History will speak at the Algonquin club on The Way of the Sperm Whaler. The talk was postponed last week due to weather. a saxophone sextet will perform after the lecture. Murphy's Arctic and subantarctic expeditions with several museums lend him exceptional authority on the subject.
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Hubert Cushman Murphy
American Museum of Natural History
Algonquin Club
Mr. Murphy
Arctic
Rea
Atlantic Ocean
South Georgia
Cape Horn
South Pacific
Genado
Peru
Photographing Mfe and studying Humboldt current effects
A brief note discusses photographing the remarkable animal Mfe off the tackle coast of South America and examining how the Humboldt current eda effacia influences its habitat and behavior.
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Tackle
South America
Humboldt Current
Noted Mill Engineer Dies Aged 66 In Providence
Charien Rodirick Makipewee influential mill architect and engineer and one of the nation s WWI service men died in Providence on February 10. His textile plants operated nationwide including Canada and Australia. He belonged to the Trinity College class of 1880 now Duke University and held life memberships in the ASME and the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers.
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Providence
R. I
Charien Rodirick Makipewee
Canada
Mexico
South America
Australia
the &Ays
Trinity College
Duke University
Noth
The
American Socitey of Mechannicall Engineers
National Associaion of Cotton Manufacturers
Woman Fights For $400000 Estate In Probate Court
In Springfield Massachusetts a contest to break the will of Mrs Hannah Barry Joe widow of Garrett Barry is filed by May A Magionis of Boston as the surviving relative. The estate totals about 400000. Mrs Barry died in April 1924 and her will largely left Lewis Bickford and William Barry adopted children of Garrett Barry Jr. The challengers allege unsound mind and undue influence.
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Springfield
Mass
Hannah Barry Joe
G A Barry
May A Magionis
Boston
Nice
Garrett
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