Controversy Over Evolution Law Faces Scopes Trial
The article outlines the Scopes trial in Dayton Tennessee where John T Scopes faces charges under a ban on teaching evolution. It contrasts Bryan and Darrow as legal opponents and notes the broader clash between science and religion in American education.
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United States Remains Top World Wealth Leader
Ottawa reports official figures placing the United States first in national wealth at 320.803 billion dollars, with Canada seventh at 22.095 billion. Britain, Germany, France, and others follow in the list of the twelve leading nations by wealth.
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Dominion
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United Kingdom
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Germany
Spain
Tadla Tower
China
Poland
Argentina
Brazil
States Attorney Ottinger Targets Noncompliant Stock Dealers
Albany May 23. States Attorney General Ottinger plans a rigorous campaign against dealers in stocks bonds and other securities who fail to comply with the Martin law retirement of the notice of intention to sell or solicit subscriptions for securities in this state. He fixes June 1 as the last day.
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Attor- My-General
Ottinger
Martin Law
Sir William Ramsay Heads for Asia Minor Expedition
London May 23. Sir William Ramsay aged 75 leaves London for another archaeology expedition to Asia Minor. Formerly Professor of Humanities at Aberdeen University he has spent forty five years researching the archaeology of Asiatic Turkey and traveled nearly 100,000 miles, often accompanied by his wife Lady Ramsay.
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William Ramsay
Asia Minor
Aberdeen University
Willam
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Turkey
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Prairie farmers foresee bumper wheat crop in Canada
Farmers in the Prairie provinces anticipate a bumper wheat crop for the year as seeding progresses, based on reports received by the Provincial Department of Agriculture in Manitoba.
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Canada
Winnipeg
Man
Prairie Provinces
Povincial Department of Agriculture
Religion scores Tobermory in Scottish distillery town
May 23 reports say evangelism boosts church influence in Tobermory Scotland as distillery workers gain jobs through faith meetings. Laird of Afros reportedly helps provide work for many workers after church outreach.
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Temperamental Rooster Likes Music Hates Fur Collars
A temperamental rooster in Cleveland reacts violently to fur trim when music is absent. Music calms him, turning a belligerent bantam into a soft cooing dove, while fur or animal concerns provoke anger and upset.
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Flerstos
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Pleretos
Summer White House Town In Throes of Liquor Scandal
Swampscott Massachusetts faces a police corruption probe as Chief William I. Quinn is on trial before selectmen over alleged graft tied to rum runners. The hearings implicate White Court and nearby estates as protected landing sites for liquor shipments, with Quinn resisting appearance and possible removal from the force.
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Canton Daily News
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Swampaccott
William I. Quinn
Martin Luther Quinn
Essex Co
Grand Jury
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Quinn
North Shore
Record of 2032 8 Kentucky Ce established in 1914
A historic stat from Old Rogebug notes a Kentucky Ce record set in 1914 remains standing. The line marks a long standing achievement in the record book.
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