Judge Raulston Pays Tribute to Bryan in Scopes Trial Context
In Chicago on August 9 Judge John J. Raulston praised William Jennings Bryan at a memorial service, honoring him as a leading figure in the evolution case. He defended Bryan’s faith and criticized agnostic counsel while recounting Bryan’s commitment to divine guidance and Christian education.
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Bryan
Associated Press
Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
North Shore Congregational Church
John J. Kraulston
Dayton
Tenn
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Jehovah
Raulston
John T. Scopes
Mr. Bryan
Dryton
Tainter
Tennessee
United States
God
Heaven
Earth
Hopkins Scholarship Sought for John T Scopes
Johns Hopkins University was asked to provide a scholarship for John T. Scopes after the Dayton evolution trial. Acting President Dr Joseph S Ames said initial vacancies, now filled, left no funds available but a catalog was sent to Scopes and no reply has been received. The next move would come from Scopes.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
John T. Scopes
Dayton
Joseph S. Ames
Ames
Hopkins
Scopes
New fuel patents worth 100 million surface wartime ace
German patent No. 1 201 850 covers synthesis of carbon and nitrogen compounds used to make alcohols and fuels. Disputed by American interests, the patent was filed in 1914 by Mittasch and Schneider for Ludwigshafen firms. The Chemical Foundation holds 4500 German patents seized under wartime laws.
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Standard Oil
N. J
du Ponts
General Motors
Washington
Alwin Mittasch
Christian Schneider
Badische Amlin’ and Soda Fabrik Corpora
Chemical Foundation, Inc
Germany
Delehanty
America
Trac
Negro Representative Wanted on Commission
Washington will press President Coolidge to appoint a Black man or woman to the Civil Service Commission succeeding Mrs. Helen H. Gardener who died recently. Candidates named include R. R. Church of Memphis Charles E Mitchell of Charleston and Robert L. Vann of Pittsburgh with no women proposed.
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Washington
Coolidge
Civil Service Commission
Helen H. Gardener
William C. Matthews
R. R. Church
Memphis
Tenn
Charles E.mitchell
Charleston
W. Va
Robert L. Vann
Pittsburgh
Ferdinand Q. Morton
Civil Service
New York
Pittsburgh Plans Giant Medical Center Network
The University of Pittsburgh Medical Committee announced a $14 million medical center to rank with world leaders. The plan groups Presbyterian, Children's, Elizabeth Magee, Monroeville eye and ear hospitals with the university's fifty two story cathedral of learning to form a centralized medical unit financed by member hospitals.
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University of Pittsburgh
Presbyterian
Children's
Elizabeth Steele Magee
Montiflore
Eye and Ear
Cathedral of Learning
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