Food Adequate for U S Growth
At Williams College Massachusetts Aug 1 Professor R J McFall of the Agricultural Economics Dept predicted the United States could support 350 000 000 and by German methods 574 000 000 with food supply expanding indefinitely despite Malthusian theory The note also cites Harvard's Edward M East and Toynbee on Mediterranean issues and Italy's Fascist Count Cippico advocating territorial expansion to ease population pressure
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Illiamstown
Mass
United States
Institute of Politics Today
R. J. McFall
Agricultural Economics Department
Massachusetts Agricultural College
McFall
Edward M. East
Harvard University
New York City
Constantinople
Saloniki
Arnold J. Toynbee
Mediterranean
Greece
Dr. Toynbee
Europe
Jugo- Slavia
New York World News Service
Williamstown
Antonio Cippico
Italian Chamber of Deputies
Institute of Politics
Italy
German Africa
David Hunter Miller
Gay
Round Table
Germany
Miller
Scientists sail to study bushmen of Africa
Three Colorado scientists aboard the Eastern Glade bound for Cape Town to explore Kilahari Desert and the Bushmen, described as the smallest living people with ape-like traits. The report notes an African bushman in America with Ringling Bros. circus, said to be under four feet tall and nearly a thousand years old, captured during the Boer War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Eastern Glade
Cape Town
South Africa
Colorado
G. E. Cadle
Paul L. Hoeffler
Grant N. John
Kilahari
America
Ringling Bros
Barnum & Bailey's Circus
Macks Acquire Two Hurlers From Martinsburg Blues
Martinsburg officials announce Kit and Orie May, brothers from Staunton Virginia, have been sold to the Philadelphia Athletics for 2500 dollars. The pitchers will join Philadelphia after the Blue Ridge season ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W. Va
Kit
Orie May
Staunton
Philadelphia Athletics
Philadelphia
Bryan's Closing Years Devoted To Entrenching Fundamentalism
William Jennings Bryan spent his final years urging religious fervor in politics, tying campaigns to Bible truth. He entered the 1924 nomination fight early, defending Christianity against atheism and opposing the Scopes trial’s critics while rallying support for Davis and McAdoo. He mixed oratory with sermons, kept a tireless pace, and faced Darrow’s questions with steadfast faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Washington
Madison Square Garden
Scopes
Dayton
New York World News
William Jennings Bryan
United States
Amera
Prohibion
Nes
Activites
New York
Oscar Underwood
Alabama
Nly
McAdoo
Cordella Hull
Smith
John W. Davis
J. Pierpont Morgan
Davis
Darrow
Cox
San Francisco
Middle West
John W Davis
Northwest
la Follette
Wisconsin
Ingersoll
la Follettee
Britain Bans O Neill Desires Under The Elms
Lord Chamberlain in London bans Eugene ONeill play Desire Under the Elms, Basil Dean vows protest and plans to challenge the ruling. Dean notes US approval and argues the work mirrors themes seen on English stages, citing historical bans and public sentiment.
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Britain
O’neill
John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
Lord Chamberlain
Earl of Cromer
Eugene O’neill
Desire
Basil Dean
Dean
Lord Cromer
United States
America
N. Y
Langley co-defendants in rum case plead guilty
Ben L. Moses and Harry Sattler of Pittsburgh pleaded guilty in the District of Columbia Supreme Court to conspiring to illegally withdraw liquor. They received two year penitentiary terms. each was fined 10 000 and given a week to raise the money. Millard F. West was also indicted. Langley has Kentucky convictions and appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Ben L. Moses
Harry Sattler
Pittsburgh
Representative Langley
Kentucky
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Moses
Sattler
Langley
Millard F. West
Internal Revenue
Penwick
Around-the-World Flight Plane to Be Placed in National Museum
The Air Service will transfer the Chicago flagship of the around the world flight from McCook Field to the Smithsonian Institution in Washington as a permanent memorial to the pilots who completed the globe circuit. Decision on whether to fly the plane to Washington or dismantle it hinges on its condition. Cain Lowell H. Smith, the pilot who circled the globe, is likely to fly it if moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Murphree
Josephus Daniels
Robinson
Ralston
Walsh
Charlie
McAdoo
John W. Davis
Underwood
Smith
Texas
Neff
Florida
A. A. Murphree
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Ccollege
Arkansas
Senator Robinson
Carolina
D. Musgrove
Alabama
South
Daniels
Madison Square Garden
New York World News Service
Army Air Service
Chicago
McCook Field
Dayton
Smithsonian Institution
War Weeks
Weeks
War Department
Cain Lowell H. Smith
Naturalists plan $5000 Scopes scholarship fund
Dr. David Starr Jordan announces a movement by naturalists to raise a $5,000 scholarship for John T. Scopes. The plan would allow Scopes to pursue graduate work at any institution of his choice, noting his modest means and refusal of exploitation offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Francisco
David Starr Jordan
Stanford University
John T. Scopes
Scopes
Jordan
Shortage of Architects Looms in Great Britain
London reports an expected shortage of architects as many war losses reduce the ranks and a younger generation fails to rise. The College of Architecture has created twenty five scholarships to train promising young men and women at home and abroad to fill the gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
College of Architecture
Bach
Shipping News: Sailings and Arrivals Reported in New York
Shipping news from New York reports Frederic Tamaly due August 2 with 22 days. Calamares from Port Limon due August 25. Columbia from Glasgow reported July 25. Caronia from unknown origin due August 2. no sailings listed for Colombo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ederick
Frederic Tamaly
Due
Calamares
Port Limon
Egy
Columbia
Glasgow
Caronia
Colombo
Death of Joseph Nagel Prominent Local Clerk
Funeral services for Joseph Nagel 45 manager of the stationery department at the American Paper and Woodenware Company will be held from St Marks Church Evanston tomorrow at 9 am He died at his home 3442 South Hudson Avenue after a three week illness He was a seven year company associate Elks Lodge member and active in bowling He is survived by his widow Frances and daughter Mary Colette Nagel Burial will be in St Josephs Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Nagel
American Paper and Woodenware Company
South Hudson Avenue
St. Mark’s Church
Evanston
Nagel
Paper Company
Elks’ Lodge
Short Wave Proved Best in Radio by New Tests
Senator Marconi reported at the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company meeting that extremely short waves can cover worldwide distances. Tests since last August show short-wave transmission works by day as well as night, with Australia to Canada kept connected for four days and nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
Senator Marconi
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company
Wireless
Australia
Canada
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World
Press Pub. Co
Mrs. William J. Bryan Heads for Florida Home
Mrs. William J. Bryan leaves Washington for Cocoanut Grove Florida to reside, joined by son William J. Bryan Jr. Also traveling are Mrs. Grace Hargraves and Mrs. Reginald Owen heads south after engagements. Charles W. Bryan travels to Nebraska while family weighs grave marker options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Washington
William J. Bryan
Cocoanut Grove
Fla
William J. Bryan, Jr
Grace Hargraves
Florida
Pacific Coast
Reginald Owen
Pennsylvania
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
Sharks haul 37 in day off Elberon New Jersey
Captains William H. Taylor and Charles Rogers fished 37 sand sharks about three miles offshore. The largest fish measured eleven feet, about 300 pounds, with a calmer Captain Taylor harpooning it over an hour and a half as the shark towed the skiff. The catch was prepared for market and sent to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elberon
N. J
William H. Taylor
Charles Rogers
Captain Taylor
Captain Rogers
Cap- Taylor
New York
New Jersey
Firpo Tate Bout in September Likely Cancelled
Buenos Aires August 1 The proposed bout between Luis Firpo and Bill Tate a Negro heavyweight early in September is not likely to take place. The Municipal Boxing Commission says Tate is no match for Firpo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firpo
Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Luis Firpo
Bill Tate
Municipal Boxing Commission
Tate
Weather Summary for Ohio to West Virginia
Ohio Kentucky Tennessee and West Virginia report generally fair weather Sunday and Monday with little temperature change. Indiana notes generally fair conditions with a slowly rising temperature. The table lists current, high temperatures and the last twenty four hours precipitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Indiana
List of Residents and Addresses in Elmwood and Nearby Areas
A long line of names with street addresses appears, listing residents such as Thomas Giroff at 1817 Vine St and Margaret Huffman at 530 E Pearl St, along with many others and assorted locations including Elmwood, Ohio. The fragment notes multiple individuals and homes with precise street numbers, indicating a directory or neighborhood roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Giroff
Vine St
Margaret Huffman
Pearl
Daze
Fourth St
Katie L
Fourth
Leo J. Nichting
E. Twelfth
Mabel Knarr
Clay St
Val Moore
Sixth St
Susie Stone
Carlisle
William Boestman
Pleasant
Theresia Morbach
Charlotte St
Uberti T. Neely
Zamstein
Barbara C. Foner
Elm St
Alfred P. Molter
Cone
Elizabeth Willenberg
W. McMicken
Ignaz Roemer
Pleasant St. Susanne Martin
Race
St. Ambrose S. Hennessy
W. Eighth St
Grace M. Parks
Beech St. George Wirtz
Knowlton St
Clara M. Meyer
Globe
Jess A. Bradsley
Plum
Ada Vandergriff
Roy Simons
St. Pearl Hammon
Gra
W. Wdzienzny
Elmwood
O. Anna Blockwicz
O. Wilbur N. Muchmore
Gamien
Katherine D. Gardner
Ravenna
E J. Larberg
Ravine St
Caroline Horwarth
Clifton
Frank Button Wees
Margaret Watkins
Babee
County Proposes Jail for Worst County Speeders
Edward Strasser, Assistant County Prosecutor, will push jail sentences for the worst speeders on county roads outside city limits. A plan with Sheriff Witt to deploy motorcycle patrols will set uniform prosecution rules, with citations to appear in court and bonds required in aggravated cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Strasser
Strasser
Charles S. Bell
Jasser
Witt
River traffic updates and ship arrivals on the Ohio River
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 11.5 feet and falling at 6 PM. Vessels arriving include the Kate Adams from Pittsburgh and the Cincinnati from Louisville. Departures include the Chris Greene bound for Charleston and the Tom Greene sailing tomorrow evening. The Andes and Queen City are due in or out around midnight and towards Louisville respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Louisville
Madison
Ind
Tom Greene
Charleston
Queen City
Pittsburgh
Neeeserenernas
Parkersburg
Va 36 11.6P 0.3 Dam No. 22 Ww Va Erent Eeeee Pt. Pleasant
Ohio
Portsmouth
Oweee
Offio
Creed
Fee Eaee
Evansville
Reneeennes
Shawneetown
Ill
Bacons
Resee
Franklin, No. 7
Zanesville
Ivanhoe
Beattyville
Frankfort
Terre Haute
I Tenn
Nashville
Knoxville
Tenn
Chattanooga
Eeree
Florence
Ala
Beeereereseeer
Johnsonville
Tenm
Eeeneeee
Daven Tt
Towa
Ceccs
Eenee
Eenee Keekee
Omaha
Aenebewerees
Kansas Gy. Mo
Veeee
Eee
St. Louis
Etweneeres Oe
Little Rock
FcFaliines
Elks Funeral Notices Observe Services for Sullivan Nagel
Cincinnati lodge No. 5 B P O Elks and Kilwinning Chapter No 97 Masons announce funeral services for John W Sullivan of 1812 Madison Road Aug 2 at 8 30 p m and Joseph C Nagel of 4442 Adtion Avenue Evanston Aug 2 at 7 45 p m Exalted Ruler Chas E Dornette and Secretary J S Richardson preside. Stated Masonry convocation Aug 5 7 30 p m Masonic Temple Third and Walnut Streets Visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P.O. Elks NO. 5
Cincinnati Lodge No. 5
B. P. O. Elks
Elks
John W. Sullivan
Madison Road
Chas. E. Dornette
Chase
Cornette
Richardson
Kilwinning
Masonic Temple
Third
Walnut Streets
Carl Beyer
H. P
T. Roever
Walter H. Streibig Shop Contact Info
Walter H. Streibig operates at the corner of Walnut and Liberty Streets with offices and parlors, contactable via Canal 6377.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut and
Liberty Streets
Death notices and funeral details from Aug 1925 region
Deaths listed with names and early August funeral plans across Illinois Florida and Kentucky. Entries include Bohmer Donaldson Davis Hogan McLaughlin Sciarrino Stark Sullivan with parish and mass details and burial plans. Locations include Evanston Sarasota Covington Walnut Hills Boston and Shreveport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sciarrino
Anthony
Luciano
Victoria Sciarrino
Cornacchione
Stanton Avenue
Walnut ‘Hills
Church of the Assumption
Stark
Sigmar
Lilly Reis Stark
Sullivan
John W. Sullivan
Boston
Madison Road
East Walnnut Hills
Mustang Beats Auto in Three Hour Run and Retains Liberty
Cap the Shetland mustang, used to cultivate fields, eluded capture after three weeks at large in a twenty acre area near Ferry Michigan. Attempts including chasing with an automobile lasted three hours without success, leaving Cap still at liberty and John Houston seeking a new method to recapture or manage the runaway horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mustang
AUTO
Liberty
Births notice names many couples and addresses
A list of birth announcements for numerous couples including Barnstorf f Herman and Johanna at 871 Baum Street and Beasley George and Sophia at 1704 Dexter Avenue among others. Each entry notes a baby gender and the parents’ names and street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
An and
Margaret
Baumst Barnstorff
Herman and
Johanna
Greendale Avenue
Beasley
George and
Sophia
Dexter Avenue
Clauder
Oscar
Jeanette
Calhoun Street
Conlin
John and
Stella
East Third Street
Cocco
Pietro and
Clara
Cutter Street
Dannemann
William and
Mary
East Thirteenth Street
Dellar
Atlantic Avenue
Dietz
Louis and
Hilda
Elm Avenue
Norwood
Emmert
William and Shirley
East Twelfth Street
Fahey
Howard and
Helen
Symmes Street
Fitzwater
Ezra and Heartha
Alms Place
Frickman
Clinton and
Emming Street
Fetti
Joseph and
Marie
Schiller Street
Hart—Wiliam and
Pendleton Street
Harrell
Daniel
Frankie
Spring Street
Hassler
Roscoe and
Woodbine Avenue
Judd
Carl and
Wasson Road
Kelly
Florence Avenue
Laudeman
Mile Avenue
Markland
Edward and
Anna
Dandridge Street
Maupin
Stanley
Ethel
Singleton
Marshal and
Inez
Jones Street
Spatz
Harry and
Eleanor
Townsend Avenue
Cure Teen
Kirby Road
V. Tscheimer
Paul and
Hedwig
Republic Street
Albert
Ella
West Sixth Street
Weenee
Loretta
Gage Street
Wright
Neil
Alma
Woodburn Apartments
Thieves Enter Offices. Burglaries Reported Across City
Police report Friday night burglaries at Julius Laventhal 14 West Seventh street where binoculars and two extra lenses worth 50 dollars vanished. A. Kohn at 1523 Jones street also robbed for 8 dollars and cigarettes. In separate cases George Smith 1030 Vine street and Walter Clarke 521 Elm street faced charges tied to race horse slip records and stolen papers. Local veterans group outing planned at the Zoo with J Sweeney as chair and Fred Schneller’s city clerk campaign aided by a press committee chaired by George Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Laventhal
West Seventh Street
Laventhal
A. Kohn
Jones Street
First Ohio Volunteer Infantry Association
Southwestern Ohio Boosters’ Association of the United States War
Vine Street
East Ninth Street
Beard
Seebohm
Longworth
Elm Streets
McGurne and Odensass
Walter Clarke
Elm Street
Farmers Give Acres to Lord in Mississippi Church Dedication
STARKVILLE Miss Aug 1 Certain Kewanee Baptist Church members dedicated parts of their farms to the church profits from last season netted the church 63 This year no pledge drive was issued and participation was voluntary Those involved say dedicating soil to church aims improved happiness character and prosperity among members and observers note improved life enjoyment in line with the Lord's blessing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yor World News Service
Starkville
Miss
Kewanee Baptist Church
Congressmen Sued by Kin Over Estate and Alienation
Syracuse August 1 A Nebraska congressman Bertram H Snell of Pottsdam is defendant in a 400000 damage suit filed by his sister in law Edwina B Snell of Syracuse. She alleges alienation of her husband's affections and mismanagement of the Snell estate estimated at 3 million dollars. She says Snell influenced her husband against her with accusations that she was unfit. Snell denies the charges and the court reserved decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Bertram H. Snell
Pottsdam
Edwina B. Snell
Supreme Court
Edgcomb
Florida
Kimball J. Snell
Snell
Nine Charged in Tar and Feathering of Girl
Affidavits charging assault and battery were filed at Jonesboro against five women and four men in connection with the May Simms tar and feathering incident at Eros. Defendants named include Ada Ward Alma Smith Annie May Prohn Walter Prohn Jack Carney Pearl Lowery Jesse Smith and Buddy Bennet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Shreveport
Jonesboro
May Simms
Eros
Ada Ward
Alma Smith
Annie May Prohn
Walter Prohn
Charles Prohn
Jack Carney
Pearl Lowery
Jesse Smith
Buddy Bennet
Jonesbooro
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The
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W. Meredith Yeatman
DR. F. C. Theiss
Provident Bank
Michelson
Charles Michelson
Jesus Christ
Arlington
Holy Land
Mount of Olives
St. Paul
Royal Blue Bed Springs Sound Sleep Insurance
National Museum
Steamship New Y
Ork World News Service
W. J. Bryan
Eastport
Kansas C
Atlantic C. Ver Heetenee
Birm’ham
oliPhoenia Teeee
N.orleans
Spokane
Galveston
S. Francisco
Lego
Pr. Albert
Kate Adams
Chris Greene
Lodge
Walter H. Streibig
Cm Cremation Co
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
Charres
Wm.f.fuldner
Arch ST
Pearth St
Broadway & Ludlow
Grassmann Printing CO
ALL Kinds
Missouri
Labor Day
City Ticket Office
Dixie Terminal
A. J. Anzer
F. D. Bush
Division
Lon
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Coney Island
Rouge
Island
Red Koppman
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