Bryan Laughs Stir World with Evolution View
New York June 8 8 The world laughs at the United States over the Tennessee evolution trial and Bryan's preachings. Sinclair Lewis, back from Europe, says Bryan is one of America's greatest crosses, making nations roar at us. Lewis notes Bryan harms American prestige and Europe dislikes the Bryan force behind the nation, likening two great phenomena to the Grand Canyon and Bryan.
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United Satns
Willam Jennings Bryan
Sinclair Lewis
Lewis
Europe
Bryan
Ike
Georges Washington
United States
Grand Canyon
Oil Dealer Arrested After Liquor Probe in Boston
Charles Fallon, a major gasoline and oil supplier to motor boats in the city, was arrested by federal authorities amid a grand jury probe into rum running at Swampscott. The indictment's specific charge remains undisclosed. The Swampscott case followed the town selectmen removing Chief William L Quinn for alleged conspiracy to smuggle liquor and dereliction of duty.
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Boston
Charles Fallon
Federal Grand Jury
Swampscott
William L Quinn
Quinn
Heat Wave to Stay Forecast by Weather Bureau
The United States Weather Bureau said high temperatures will persist through Friday across the eastern states with fair weather overall. Local thunder showers are possible in the lower Lake Region northern New York and northern New England. Frosts were reported from Washington and Oregon.
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Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Lower Lake Region
New York
New England
Washofun
Oregon
Wright airplane to remain abroad for five years show
Dayton June 3 APD White says the original Wright airplane may stay in England at the Science Museum in Kensington for five years. Blueprints and drawings of each part are being prepared for shipment. The aircraft will depart Dayton in about a month, with Wright open to bringing it back if exhibition conditions are met.
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Dayton
Ohio
APD
Wright
Smithsonian Institution
Orville Wright
England
Science Museum
Kensington
Datton
Bicyclist from Omaha Seeks Lost Father Across Country
William Hunter aged twenty one from Omaha, Nebraska, arrived in Bridgeport after a 2006 mile trek begun in 1924 to find his unknown parents. He travels on foot with a bicycle donated by Harry Rolfe of the Animal Rescue league and his fox terrier Teddy riding in a basket. Hunter spent early years in St Michael's orphanage Jersey City and other homes before entering the long search, hoping for a reunion.
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Omaha
Ned
Bridgeport
Hunter
Bston
Harry Rolfe
theAnimal Rescin League
Teddy
St. Michael's Orphanage
Jersey City
Befriended man accused of stealing six thousand francs
Evan Brower of Tom River New Jersey is charged with larceny of 6000 francs from Dr Benjamin Swartz assistant medical examiner in New York City. Brower befriended Swartz on a voyage and was taken from the steamer Paris to jail. Swartz's mother died as Brower gained the doctor's confidence. he allegedly confessed to the theft.
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Benjamin Swartz
New York City
Evan Brower
Toms River
Paris
Jal
Yetta Swartz
Swartz
Brower
Tater
Seven Get Diplomas at Berkeley Divinity School
Seven students graduated at Berkeley Divinity School in Middletown with diplomas awarded in chapel by Dean William F. Ladd. Sermon by Dr Karl Reiland. graduates include Ronald Jimey, Richard A Dj Beatty, Nelson W. Burroughs, Clarence Lund, John J Paulsen, Lewis Sasse, and William M Ton. Dinner for trustees and alumni followed. honorary and bachelor degrees conferred to named individuals.
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Berkeley Divinity School
William F. Ladd
Karl Reiland
New York
Ronald Jimey
Brooklyn
N Y
Richard A Dj Beatty
New York City
Nelson W. Burroughs
West Traven
Clarence Lund
Beryn Conn
John J Paulsen
Hillydale W Y
Lewis Sasse
Wilmington del
William M ‘Th Ton
Dalton
Mass
Chawncey B Brewster
Berkeley
Horace Fort
Uupon
Persy Urban
North Haven
Burton Mansfield
Naw Haven
Sweden shifts to electric motive power for railways
Reports from Sweden indicate steam will be phased out as motive power with electric and motor trucks gaining prominence. Statistics show over 80 percent of ships under construction in Swedish yards use motors, and rail locomotives are being replaced by electric engines or motor trucks on shorter routes. The Halmetad Nassjr line converts a standard American car into a rail truck hauling load at 25 mph, while diesel-powered trucks rise in use and Deva company builds and tests electric trucks for the future.
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Protatattan Sweden
Sweden
Witer
Halmetad-Nassjr
Born Crue
Anemica
Deva Company
Venteras
Butler Attacks Prohibition and Evolution Debates at Columbia
Dr Nicholas Murray Butler in a commencement address at Columbia University assails prohibition enforcement and the theory of evolution. He labels zealots fanatics and advocates courage against reactionary movements, linking lawlessness to tyranny and urging graduates to oppose conformity and the erosion of individual liberty. He condemns state acts in Tennessee and Indiana and warns against majority rule in personal conduct.
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New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia Universlty
Lowe
Boston
Tennessee
Indiana
Red Cross Nurse Emily Morgan Hero of Alaska Deathfront Record
Unalaska Alaska stories honor Emily Morgan a Red Cross nurse famed for heroic service in Nome diphtheria outbreak and Aleutian blizzard shelters. She served with a doctor, worked as matron at Jesse Lee Home, and nursed a starving Aleut child back to health, earning high praise from local residents.
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Unalaskia
Alaska
Emily Morgan
Red Cross
Klote Unalaska
Nome
Morgam
Jesse Lee
Methodist Women's Missionary Society
Alice Devin
Miss Morgan
Miss Morse
France
Light airplane offered for pilots in Corydon England
A Dutch builder presents a 420 pound light airplane in Corydon England offering a week long trial for pilots. Several have performed stunts including rolling and upside down flight proving ease of handling and suitability for flying clubs. The craft costs 2000 and consumes about 3 1/2 gallons of gasoline and 2 1/2 pints of oil per hour with a max speed of 75 mph.
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Corydon
England
Fis
Bumsteads Wort Syray See ee ee
Fragmentary OCR note mentions G A Voorhees and Philadelphia. Readable items reference a medical formula or dose and a named individual associated with Philadelphia, with no clear event. The excerpt lacks a coherent story, but records a partial name and place with an unclear medical context.
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Syray
G. A. Voorhees
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Philadelship
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