Evolution and God Clash, Dayton Sermon Declares
Dr. Gass at St Johns Episcopal Church argues evolution does not banish God and cites Copernicus and Galileo to show science and faith can coexist. He warns Bryan's modernists threaten morals and urges Christians to seek truth without silencing education.
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Baruch funds to support international relations school
Bernard M. Baruch, a financier active in world affairs, has contributed 260600 dollars to finance a new program at Johns Hopkins University. The fund will be managed by the Walter Hines Page School of International Relations, soon to be established, to study war causes and remedies.
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Bernard M. Baruch
Walter Hines Page
Johns Hopkins University
Watchman Dies In Barge Blast In Chicago
A gasoline explosion aboard a Texas company barge on the Chicago River caused ~390000 in damage at noon. The blast set nearby factories ablaze and sent panic through the congested district. A watchman, Jack Joberseck, was initially reported dead and later found alive on Page Two.
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Chicago
Texas Company
Jack Joberseck
Bears disrupt Jasper golf match in park incident
In Jasper Alta on July 1 two bears chased a golf ball on the park wolf course. Field Marshal Earl and Lieutenant Colonel Clark led the party as a ball landed 13 feet away before being torn apart by the bears. Golfers watched from a distance as the bears tussled over the ball.
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Near East Relief Depots Destroyed in Athens Fire
An Athens dispatch reports a large fire damaging Near East Relief depots at Pirdeur, destroying foodstuffs clothing and medicines. The loss is estimated around ten dollars.
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London
Athens
Pirdeur
Lisbon Revolt Again Crushed as Officers Surrender
A new military uprising in Lisbon was quickly suppressed after dawn actions. Leader Candain Thaptiete and four officers surrendered by ten in the morning, with the Vasen la Gama cruiser backing the revolt. Heavy loyal guard surrounds the presidential palace as authorities arrest mutineers.
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Weekend accident toll rises to twelve dead
A wave of disasters over the weekend left twelve people dead. Notable incidents include a Huntington man killed when he fell into a whirling airplane propeller, and a New York Central passenger train collision near Bronkild that killed five, including two children. In Louisville Kentucky, a worker was fatally struck by a mast while on site. A separate incident in Attinery City saw a man killed in a brutal workplace explosion.
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New York Central
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Mathiew
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International Nickel ‘Companys
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Barnett
Cardinal Begin Dies After Illness in Quebec
Cardinal Begin, senior Catholic church figure in Canada, died early today at age unknown after a week of illness. He was stricken with uremia in mid July, became partly paralysed, and passed away beside his family in Quebec Archdiocese. Born in Levia mie, he rose from humble surroundings to the sacred college.
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Associated Press
Quebec
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Pelmate
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Livia
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Sacred College of Tha
Infallibility Claims Questioned in Sunday Sermon
Rev Father Gregory stated present day prophets cannot be relied upon. He said true prophets speak for God, while many modern prophets claim infallibility without divine guarantee. He warned against self styled prophets and excommunication as social consequence for challenging church doctrine.
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Humina Bonnda
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St. Anthony’s Church
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Criticism Wins Illinois Pastor Hollywood Trip
Rev Rupert Holloway, pastor of the Unitarian Church in Bloomington, won first prize among 85 competitors in a competition about timing and moving pictures. The longtime religious leader, described as a new man, earned the prize for a novel work examining study and cinema.
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Hollywood Trip
Rupert Hellaway
Newman
Unitarian Chirch
Bloomington
Iris
Tim Studing
Holloway
Hollywood
Farmers Plan Rail Rate War Aimed at Higher Freight Costs
United opposition of the American Federation is announced by federation officers after petitions filed in 28 states demand a one percent railroad rate increase. Farmers in the west and midwest push for relief as hearings before the Interstate Commerce Commission are set for September 1. The plan would raise annual railroad revenue by 180 million dollars, with 50 million dollars directly from farmers, says O. W. Sandberg.
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Quake Shock Felt Across San Francisco Bay Area
A July tremor rattled the San Francisco bay region with perceptible shaking in San Francisco, San Mateo, and along the peninsula. No damage reported as Stanford’s Memorial Chapel and University observatories noted strong movement, lasting about a minute, with effects stretching toward the Pacific.
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Explosion Injures Dozens in New York Basement Fire
A massive explosion at a New York basement building trapped and injured many, with at least one man, Giuseppe Auguilare, hurled to the street and likely killed. The blast damaged the structure and left the basement operation site in ruins.
Rebel tribes threaten Spain near Madrid in June
Rebel tribes moved into the vicinity of Adanse near Madrid and attempted to breach Spanish lines with a convoy. The Spaniards used artillery and machine guns to repel them, burning several villages and causing heavy losses among the tribes.
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Marocre
Raytad
Drowning at Elk River Bathing Beach Claims Miller Life
Clifford Miller 22 a pressman at the Kelly axe factory drowned yesterday afternoon in the Kanawhe river near the Elk river mouth after diving from a barge. Dan Smith recovered the body 30 minutes later as rescuers worked to revive him. Miller left a wife and two children.
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Ene
Moirie
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Miler
Rainehart Miller
Surrow Undertaking Establishment
Dayton Tennessee Trial Appraises Court and Crowd
In Dayton July 25 the Scopes trial atmosphere eased with pastors absent from pulits as evangelists fill churches. Bryan traveled to Pikeville while Darrow lectured in Chattanooga. Attorneys prepared lengthy statements for the record as court eyed a possible verdict on Tuesday. The judge's charge, pending, will determine if a jury reaches a verdict by unanimous consent or a majority. Scopes faces a misdemeanor charge with fines up to 560 dollars. Bryan spoke to about seven hundred Tennesseans during the day’s events.
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Regar Promoted to Postal Post
Washington July 18 Robert Regar of Philadelphia has been promoted by President Coolidge from chief clerk of the postoffice department to third assistant postmaster general effective August 1. The appointment honors his faithful service. Regar began as a stenographer and typist in 1909 and will succeed W Irving Vover, who moves up upon Saul Henderson, retiring, as second assistant postmaster general.
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Robert § Remar
Philadelphia
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Boy Blackmailer Held in 25000 Dollar Bail
New York July 1 Pali Slegel 61 year old typesetter was held in 26000 bail after arraignment on charges of attempting to extort 50000 from Edward Browning a millionaire realtor who advertised for a girl. Police say Slegel planned eloping with a girl approved by his family. He allegedly accepted a decoy bag from Browning containing the money.
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New York
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Vetteran
Edward W. Browniay
Browning
Stagel
Dawes Plan Not a Panacea, Duesseldorf Chamber Says
The Duesseldorf chamber of commerce reports that after 22 months of the Dawes plan Germany faces continued economic strain. It claims the plan failed to boost productivity, burdens of taxation persist, and protectionist rates hinder German exporters from competing abroad, warning of potential business collapse if conditions are not eased.
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Goodyear Balloons Win Lightweight US Race Title
Akron reporters note Goodyear Balloon piloted by Jem Reoettner and Porter Calta, with 1000 cubic feet capacity, set a junior balloon distance record in the United States. The craft departed Stow Held and aimed for the Canadian factory at New Porenty, Ontario, with others finishing at Hamilton and Ty donville near Buffalo.
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Clyde Koontz
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Pershing Heads to 300th American Trip Reference
General John J. Pershing leads a delegation of over twenty officials from Key West on a voyage toward South America for the 300th American excursion. The party, having arrived from Washington by morning train, sails aboard Rochester bound for the region.
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Plaster Strike Still Locked in Mutual Blame Fight
New York factions of the Bricklayers and Masons International Union and the Operative Plasterers and Cement Masons International Association issued statements denying bias amid a building construction tie up. Edward J. Mettivern of the Plasterers says bricklayers seek to absorb 32,000 members, while Acting President George H. Thors ton accuses plasterers of piratical expansion starting with a Provida invasion.
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Army Plans Night Flight From Selfridge Field
Army air crew planned a night flight from Selfridge Field Michigan following a daytime daylight formation sortie. The mission would involve two three-plane formations under Major Lanphier and Lieutenant Hunter, with stops en route to Chicago and Omaha, then West toward San Francisco, to test navigation and terrain familiarity.
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Cowgirl Saves Life of Cowboy at Rye Rodeo
A cowgirl saved the life of Sy Lane, a cowboy from Oklahoma, by lassoing a steer that dragged him and menaced the crowd at Rye. The rider credited Mrs Richard Bhietch of Oklahoma with the rescue before her recent marriage to one of the rodeo riders.
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