Denver trio follows Roosevelt into South American jungles
Three young Denver scientists from the Colorado Museum of Natural History set out to explore Central and South America. F W Miller leads the expedition with F W D'amour and Frederick Brandenburg. They aim to collect birds, mammals and plants for a new museum wing costing about 75000 dollars. The journey spans pampas to the Andes and Paraguay river headwaters, with headquarter ranches in Brazil.
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Colo
Theodore Roosevelt
Colorado Museum of Natural History
South America
F. W. Miller
Mmuseum
Charce
F. W. D'amour
Frederick Brandenburg
D'amour
Miller
Colorado Museum
J. D. Figgins
I Museum
Iuto Andes
Buenos Aires
Pampas
Andes Mountains
Brazil
Parana
Paraguay
Corumba
Eutokiiss
Brazilian Land, Cattle and Packing Company
Bish Piateau
Paraguay River
Atlantic
Judge May Defends Law in Scopes Trial Rhetoric
In a heated exchange, Judge May emphasizes that the law’s intention was clear and that Scopes knew he violated it. Bryan argues evolution undermines Christian faith, calling evolution theory unproven and incompatible with miracles. The judge notes the jury’s church membership and urges adherence to law and evidence, resisting a mock trial by mock authorities.
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Tennessee
Walter White
E.robinson
Scopes
Uryen
Pha
Evolutioniary
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Raulston
Dayton
Letter Delivered After 37 Years From Norway to Tacoma
Haakon Bader, who left Norway in 1888, finally received a letter sent from Kriwero Norway via Cardiff and Buenos Aires. The missive traveled through five nations, carried photographs of his parents, and was rejoined to his Tacoma cigar shop address after decades apart. Krupp interests in Spain expand through locomotive plant ventures and mining and smelting sites in Valencia and Cadiz.
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Wash
Haakon Bader
Norway
Denmark
Bader
Tbxder
Sen
Kri~wero
Cardiff
Wales
Buenos Tres
Buenos Aires
Thas
Dunlen
Butler
Atasien
Homa Two Moanthy Ego Sameone
Tecome
Declares Bryans Needed in Growth of Sound Teaching
Will C Wood California state superintendent urges return to sound education by embracing Bryans to test and justify changes. He argues current teachers and parents face fads and fear, while conservative reformers hinder progress though new methods persist. He cautions the public lags twenty years in educational ideals.
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Copeland
Burg
Los Angeles
William Jennings Bryan
Will C. Wood
Schoals
California
Wood
Lang
Sheek
Wand
Johnny
Neighvera
Wen
Father Betakee
Tennessee
Brrans
William Jennings Bryans
Hawaii to Australia Maoris trace race origin story
Honolulu July 16 Many Maoris of Australia believe their origins lie in Hawaii centuries ago, a claim voiced by Hetina Jakobi who travels with Mormon workers visiting the Lats temple. He says ancestors fled in war canoes to New Zealand, then returned to Hawaii, where worship of Pele angered the goddess lava eruptions.
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Hawaii
Hetina Jakobi
Australia
Viart
Lats
Oahu
Jakeba
Hema
Binwall
Wileh
New Zealand
Henia
Tlu~wall
Puna
Ienm
Peenla
Pele
Mauna Kea
Mauna Loa
Fokoba
Manris
Hatwalt
Canadian Hold-Up Threat Plays Across Borders
Detroit reports a Canadian financier, father of business ethics author, murdered in a hold up as his wife and others fail to locate Governor Coolidge. Windsor residents press for clemency while officials verify a tainted telegram seeking presidential intercession. Gallows await Russell Boatt in Chicago. Springfield notes intercession unlikely as state law prevails.
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Ceme Igurer
Honegger
Scott
Tomas H. Scatt
Len Sm
Tilinuis
Amail
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Beatt
Coolidxe Ald
Detroit
Russell Boatt
Chicago
Coolidge
Windsor
Ontario
Quiet Bwampscott
Hussell Boatt
Mystery of Russ Spy Cleared by Recent Death in Salin
Salin July 18 The mystery of Eugene Ason a famed spy of the late Czar is cleared by Arthur Kurupffer via Berliner Tagblatt revelations He was long rumored as a Russian secret agent and revolutionary organizer believed dead in exile in Berlin He died in Berlin after a life of secrecy and espionage tied to the Russian revolutionary movement.
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Eugene Ason
Russia
Arthur Kurupffer
Tagetlatt
Eugene Assw
Vladimir Buraev
Gmighumts
Timdun
Ger
Syy
Asen
Berlin
West End
Kerl Meum
Europe
Powerlin Sevret
Boothe
Asm
Tere Hi
Brest-Litowsl
Xenerad Wollapao
Gar
Revolutionary
Urganization
Kreupper
Obituary for Phyllis J. Philips Infant Daughter of Philips
Funeral services for Phyllis J. Philips seven months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Franklin Philips of Unionston will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at Sacred Years Church. Interment will follow at Olivet Cemetery.
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Phylliz J. Philipa
Meo
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Philips
Uas
Honsat
Intermelit
Omaden ML. Olivet Remetgyy
73 Year Old Gland Patient Sets Running Record
A 73 year old patient at a California state institution stunned onlookers by winning a 100 yard dash in 6 seconds, nearly tying the world record. The event showcased a glandular treatment product called Glandogen, advertised as a simple tonic for men and women, with Buillman’s drug stores selling the item.
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Runiner
Dash
Annus
California
Science
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Shortage of Cotton Goods Strains Soviet Mills Far From Russia
Moscow July 18 A severe cotton shortage grips Russia as summer demand surges. Queues outside state textile shops cause traffic disruption while peasants travel far for fabrics. Production has fallen about 70 percent since prewar times, forcing imports abroad and raising questions about future textile revival and capital needs.
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Moscow
Russia
Maniluavy
Oil Industry Supports 3 5 Million U S Workers
Chicago reports 3.5 million Americans in oil related jobs including production refining and marketing with families dependent on oil. Tulsa and Port Arthur cited as cities built on oil. Berlin closes nine open air baths due to river pollution. Emmanuel Valtineg commits for bigamy after marrying a woman who paid him.
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Chicago
United States
American Research Foundation
Moelihou
Saia the Bulletin
Tulsa
Port Arthur
Texas
Tidewater
Rushand Hought
Birmingham
Eng
Emmanuel Valtineg
Gangland Warfare Stirs City As Killings Rise
Stephan Wagner, 13, was shot and killed by a policeman while a companion was wounded fleeing in a stolen auto. Invent Druck, an alleged gang member, was arrested at the state attorney’s office with a pistol. Fernekes faces years in the penitentiary for prior conviction, while Wilar Krauser pleads not guilty to a jail murder of Bernard Grant after earlier suicide attempts.
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Ngus
New York
Wilar Krauser
Bernard Grant
Krauser
Grant
British Bishops Debate Birth Control Rift in England
London dispatch reports a war of words among British bishops over birth control. The Bishop of Birminghamston cites sermons urging restraint while bishops of Guilford, Gore and Winchester countered, urging thoughtful limits on family size. They argue population ethics affect welfare and future peace, calling for education and careful policy without endorsing excess.
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London
Brrminghamston
All Beltain
Guilford
Gore
Winchester
Birmingham
Europe
Tey
Auch
Satay
Birth control clash echoed in church report and Gore reply
The National Council of Public Morals issued a frank report on birth control signed by the Bishop of Winchester and others. It debated artificial methods, urging ethical counsel and weighing medical and economic factors, with Bishop Gore countering that natural law underpins human joy and procreation despite risks. A separate note reports Thomas Bedgwick’s fatal anaemia after six transfusions.
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England
National Council of Public Morals
Winchester
Virith
Lowell
Bishop Gore
Great Britain
House of Commer
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