Tennessee Governor Defends Bible and Scopes Trial
Governor Austin Peay denounces critics of Tennessee’s law as he backs Bible teaching over evolution. He says the Scopes trial should be tried quickly, asserts Tennessee may dispense with schools rather than the Bible, and claims the statute is constitutional. Peay asserts the state’s stance will earn admiration of the Christian world.
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Dayton, Tenn
Tennessee
Austin Peay
Walter White
Rhea County Schools
Tennnessee
Four Held in Book Raid
Four men were arrested in New York on charges of printing 1000 volumes for private circulation of a salacious book My Life by Frank Harris. Harris, noted Wilde biographer and Pearson's Magazine editor, lives in Paris. Police found 298 copies seized in the warrantless June raid.
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New York
Frank Harris
Oscar Wilde
Pearson's Magazine
Harris
Paris
Malone urges teaching all theories to youth in Scopes case
Dudley Field Malone of New York urged Civitan Club to teach all theories to youth, in the State vs John T. Scopes case. He argued personal liberty and full facts must be preserved, praising Tennessee for addressing the issue and noting the clash of scientific and theological minds.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Dudley Field Malone
New York
Civitan Club
Jodhn T. Scopes
Rhea
Dayton
Tennessee
Malone
Kentucky Professor Ties Scopes Defense Testimony
Prof. A. M. Miller head of geology at the University of Kentucky may testify for John T. Scopes in Dayton Tennessee. Miller, in poor health, would appear if possible to discuss Scopes courses and the value of freedom of thought for science, noting the science religion conflict is not with religion itself.
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Lexington
A. M. Miller
University of Kentucky
John T. Scopes
Dayton
Miller
America
Scopes
Ohio professors await role in Scopes trial
Dr Edward L Rice of Ohio Wesleyan and Dr Maynard M Metcalf of the National Research Council say they have no information on which phase of the Scopes trial they might be called to defend. Both agreed to testify if summoned with Rice stating evolution and religion are not opposed and Metcalf noting possible scheduling conflicts.
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Columbus
Edward L. Rice
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware, C
Maynard M. Metcalf
National Research Council
Washington, D. C
Oberlin
John T. Scopes
Dayton
Rice
Metcalf
Oberlin College
Dayton Cleans House For Trial of Prof Scopes
Dayton prepares for the Scopes evolution trial with public health measures to handle a large influx of visitors. State health officials approve sanitation and epidemiology recommendations to ensure proper health conditions.
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Dayton
Berkowitzs buy Hanover Building for 120000 on Vine Street
The Hanover Building on Vine Street south of Thirteen was sold to Phillip and Rachel Berkowitz for about 120000. The fourandahalf story structure with four storerooms sits on a 65 by 90 foot lot with Albert Goldberg as agent. buyers plan investment use.
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Hanover Building
Vine Street
Thirteenth
Mardell Realty Company
Phillip
Rachel Berkowitz
Berkowitzs
Albert Goldberg
Riverside M. E. Church Trustees Seek Mortgage for Remodeling
Trustees of Riverside M. E. Church request permission to mortg age Riverside property at Akron Hillside and Henrietta avenues Riverside for 5000 dollars to fund remodeling work.
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Riverside M. E. Church
Akron
Hillside
Henrietta Avenues
Riverside
Public Health Measures for Camps and Sanitation
The text outlines city wide proposals including placement and management of tourist camps and Pullman sleepers, protection of the water supply, sanitary sewage disposal, erection of a public comfort station, sanitation rules for food and soft drink stands, prohibition of ambulances for emergencies, and establishment of first aid stations.
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Cial
Pearson Named Finland Envoy
Alfred J. Pearson of Des Moines Iowa was appointed by President Coolidge to be Minister to Finland. John B. Stetson of Philadelphia was named for the post but has not sailed and may remain in the diplomatic service. Coolidge will miss the Governors Conference and plans to visit his father in Plymouth Vermont after a Cambridge Massachusetts address.
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Swampscott
Mass
Alfred J. Pearson
Iowa
Coolidge
Finland
John B. Stetson
Philadelphia
Pearson
Des Moines
Poland Springs
Plymouth
Cambridge
John
Marblehead
Nahant
Senator Lodge
Pearson Reassigned to Poland and Finland Move
Alfred J. Pearson, named Minister to Finland, is now American Minister to Poland. The Warsaw legation becomes vacant, with John B. Stetson likely to replace him in Poland. Officials note Warsaw’s high costs strain finances and influence diplomatic postings.
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Washington
Alfred J. Pearson
Finland
White House
Poland
Warsaw
State Department
Pearson
Stetson
Hamilton woman seeks 75000 as heart balm
Bessie Kehm Gerber files in Common Pleas Court for 75000 damages claiming alienation of her husband Emil Gerber by his mother Catharine and sister Mary Gerber. She alleges false accusations, interference with marriage, and threats over a 1924 will transfer.
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Hamilton
Emil
Common Pleas Court
Bessie Kehm Gerber
Catharine
Mary Gerber
Emil Gerber
Butler County
Gerber
John Gerber
Mary
Liberty Bond
Big Sisters' Club Launches Campaign for Girl Ward Home
The Protestant Big Sisters' Club of Cincinnati plans a fundraising drive to improve and furnish its new three story home at Fairmount and Luckey avenues purchased for girl wards. The brick brick is paper and gifts of any size accepted in support of the $24,000 project. Officials and church leaders will meet next Tuesday to discuss the campaign and two services with Bishop Mathew W. Clair and Arthur Nash are scheduled at the dedication weekend.
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Big Sisters’ Club
Big Sisters
Amanda Bauman
John Cornette
Fairmount Avenue
Order
Bureau of Catholic Charities
Cincinnati
Social Service Department
The
Federation of Churches
H. P. Atkins
Nassau Street
Fairmount
Luckey Avenues
H. A. Wilson
Women’s Department
A. A. Faber
Elizabeth Niemeyer
C. S. Riley
M. L. Kirkpatrick
Kate Brestel
Mathew W. Clair
Covington
Arthur Nash
Mount Zion
Lincoln Avenue
Fire Marshal uses rope to corral escaped steer in city
Fire Marshal Edward Franks and firefighters pursued a steer that escaped a Livingston Street slaughterhouse, dragging the animal through Central Avenue and to Pleasant Street. After failed police containment, drovers from the slaughterhouse helped secure the steer.
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Oklahoma
Edward Franks
Livingston and
John Streets
Central Avenue
Pleasant Street
Franks
Neal Hardy
Carl Wood
Dan Bailey
Bailey
Chris Tuerck
New Trials Sought by Four Convicted of Rum Plot
Four men including Paul Burkhart and John Peterson among others were convicted in a Monroe to Bryan rum running scheme. Sentences included two years in Atlanta Prison and $1000 fines. bonds set at $5000. Ray Worden received one year and $500. Mary Moss one hour in marshal custody. Mrs. Jacob Wedeman thirty days in county jail.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Paul Burkhart
Williams County
John Peterson
John Costel
William Green
Monroe
Mich
Lucast County
Bryan
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Atlanta
Ray Worden
Mary Moss
Jacob Wedeman
Theater death toll rises to two in Gillis fire
Kansas City news reports that fire crews recovered the body of Harry Likely of Salina, Kansas, a cook, from the smoldering Gillis Theater ruins, bringing the death toll to two.
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Kansas City
Harry Likely
Salina, Kas
Gillis
Four Cincinnati Sewer Projects slated for July start
The State Department of Health plans four sewer projects in Cincinnati to begin in July. The lines include West Fork Creek and its Shaffer avenue branch, Bold Face Creek, and the Stettinius avenue branch of Duck Creek. Officials anticipate a public hearing in Columbus June 12 and another hearing next month before orders to proceed are issued.
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State Department of Health
Cincinnati
W. H. Peters
Jacob Shuey
F. H. Waring
State Department
West Fork Creek
Shaffer Avenue
Bold Face Creek
Stettinius Avenue
Duck Creek
Waring
Columbus
Peters
John E. Monger
Mount Zion Church and Community House Dedication
The new Mount Zion M. E. Church and Community House at Gilbert Avenue and Walter Street will be dedicated. The event marks a milestone for local Methodists and the surrounding community with a ceremonial opening and related activities.
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Mount Zion M. E
Gilbert Avenue
Walter Street
Dedi
Kreimer Elected Head of Engineers Union
Joseph Kreimer was re elected President of Local No 18 of the International Union of Steam and Operating Engineers. The election at Richelieu Hall Ninth and Plum streets ran from 9 a.m. to 1 40 a.m. Other officers chosen included George Brueggman as Vice President and William Rixman as Recording Secretary.
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Joseph Kreimer
International Union of Steam and Operating Engineers
Richelieu Hall
Ninth
Plum Streets
George Brueggman
William Rixman
August M. Kurtz
William Gohs
Harry Murphy
Charles Lees
Pastor to Preach on The Mood of Timidity
Dr. Clarence Tucker Craig, pastor of Clifton M. E. Church, will preach tomorrow morning on a sermon titled The Mood of Timidity.
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Clarence Tucker Craig
Clifton M. E. Church
What and Where Is God Sermon To Be Delivered
Reverend E. B. Gadis of Phoenix Arizona will preach tomorrow at Liswood M E Church on the theme What and Where Is God.
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God
Gaddis
Phoenix
Ariz
Liswood M. E. Church
Epworth League
Ministers Set Talks on Heritage and Honor at Local Churches
Dr. A. S. Watkins speaks on Guarding Our National Heritage at Winton Place Church tomorrow morning. The Men We Honor is the evening subject. Dr. John Bayne Ascham's sermon theme Sisters of Charity at Avondale M. E. Church tomorrow morning.
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A. S. Watkins
Winton Place
Sisters of Charity
John Bayne Ascham
Avondale M. E
Dr C M Van Pelt to preach at St Pauls M E Church
Dr C M Van Pelt will preach at St Pauls M E Church during the absence of Rev Fred Riley.
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C. M. van Pelt
St. Paul’ M. E
Fred Riley
Christian Science Lesson Sabbath Sermon Notes
Tomorrow morning 11 o clock services in Boston branches of the Church of Christ Scientist will discuss Christian Science as the lesson subject. Evening service at Park avenue branch to use the same topic. Wednesday 8 p.m. testimony meeting on healing experiences in Christian Science.
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Christian Science
Boston
Mass
Church of Christ, Scientist
Park Avenue
Churc of Christ, Scientist
Clifton Avenue
Weyer. Avenue
Norwood
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Walnut Hills
Clifton
Probasco Avenues
Weyer Avenue
Ada Atlas Bank
Ohio
Christian Endeavor Meeting at Norwood Church
The Christian Endeavor Society of the Norwood Christian Church will meet tomorrow at 6 48 p m The discussion topic is My Answer to the Missionary Challenge.
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Christian Endeavor Society of the
Norwood Christian Church
Paying or Giving Which Subject at Northside Church
The Rev. M. S. Kitchen will present a message at Northside Christian Church on the topic Paying or Giving Which. The address and further program details are not given in the readable text.
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M. S. Kitchen
Northside Christian Church
Minister to Speak on The Christ of Today at Richmond Street Church
A Richmond Street Christian Church minister will speak tomorrow evening on "The Christ of Today" delivering a faith focused address to congregants and visitors.
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Richmond Street
Walnut Hills Church to hold service and radio sermon
The Walnut Hills Christian Church will start at 11 tomorrow morning with a service led by Pastor Dr. J J Castleberry. In the evening he will radio cast a sermon on Station WKRC.
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Walnut Hills Christian Church
J. J. Castleberry
WKRC
Presbyterian Service Broadcast From Covenant Church
The Presbyterian Church of the Covenant holds a service broadcast from Station WLW at 11 tomorrow morning. Rev. Lester E. Kemper will speak on When Men Can Not Do Without Christ.
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Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
WLW
Lester E. Kemper
Christ
Reverend Fox Preaches at Norwood on The Challenge of the Child
The Rev. Ralph Fox will preach at Norwood Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning in the absence of Dr. W. T. Paterson. He will speak on The Challenge of the Child.
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Ralph Fox
Norwood Presbyterian Church
W. T. Paterson
Two Sermons Set by Local Pastors Tomorrow
The Rev. D. A. Greene of Poplar Street Presbyterian Church will discuss The Gospel for a World in Sin tomorrow morning. In the evening Dr. R. E. Scull of Good Will Church will preach.
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D. A. Greene
Poplar Street Presbyterian Church
R. E. Scull
Good Will Church
Lincoln Park Baptist Church Reunion Service Tomorrow
The Lincoln Park Baptist Church holds a reunion for older members tomorrow morning. Pastor Rev. C. W. Atwater will deliver a sermon titled The Message of the River.
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Lincoln Park
C. W. Atwater
Norwood Baptist to Present Two Sermon Subjects
The Norwood Baptist Church will host Rev. Leland J. Powell presenting two topics tomorrow. A Peculiar Song and An Every Day Sermon explore themes of faith and daily life in a pair of lectures.
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Norwood Baptist Church
Leland J. Powell
Walnut Hills Baptist Church Resumes Services at Lane Seminary Chapel
Walnut Hills Baptist Church will hold services in the Lane Seminary chapel until its edifice is rebuilt after a wall was severely damaged. The move affects weekly worship and church activities while repairs are planned.
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Walnut Hills
Lapsed During the Earlier Part of the Week
A brief note indicates an event or commitment lapsed during the earlier part of the week, with no further details available in the accessible text.
Dr Lewis Earle Lee to preach at St Paul church
Dr. Lewis Earle Lee education director of Hamilton County will deliver the sermon at St Paul Evangelical Protestant Church tomorrow morning continuing the church’s weekly program.
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Lewis Earle Lee
Hamilton County
St. Paul Evangelical Protestant Church
Pastor to Exchange Posts Speaks on Spiritual Life
The Rev. H. K. Eversall of Walnut Hills Congregational Church will serve as exchange pastor at the First Unitarian Congregational Church tomorrow and address the topic The Spiritual View of Life.
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H. K. Eversall
Walnut Hills Congregational Church
First Unitarian Congregational Church
Courage of Convictions theme sermon on WLW radio
The Methodist Book Concern will present a sermon with Courage of Convictions as its theme. It will be radiocast by Station WLW at 9 30 o clock tomorrow morning.
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WLW
Reverend Jones to Speak at St Paul Cathedral on Soul's Dugout
The Rev. Dean Edgar Jones of St. Paul Episcopal Cathedral will speak tomorrow morning on The Soul's Dugout. The evening address will explore Have We An Answered That Invitation as its theme.
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Dean Edgar Jones
St. Paul Episcopal Cathedral
Washington Evangelical Church Picnic at Gutschler's Grove
The Washington Evangelical Church will hold its annual picnic at Gutschler's Grove tomorrow. There will be no church service.
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Washington Evangelical Church
Gutschler’s Grove
Reverend Ejisenlohr to Speak on Small Things and Great
The Rev. H. G. Ejisenlohr of First Protestant St. John's Unitarian Church will address parishioners tomorrow morning on the topic Small Things and Great Ones.
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H. G. Ejisenlohr
St. John’s Unitarian Church
Loven Sermon Theme for WSAI Radio Broadcast
The sermon titled Loven and the Fulfilling of the Law will be radiocast on Station WSAI at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The program presents a religious message in a local radio slot.
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Loven
WSAI
Pastor R D Martin to speak at YMCA club meeting
The Rev. R. D. Martin of Dean Memorial Baptist Church will address the Monday Night Club of the YMCA next week, delivering a talk to members and guests.
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R. D. Martin
Dean Memorial Baptist Church
Universalist Church Leader to Review Centennial Sessions
The Rev. John Edwin Price of the First Universalist Church will review the sessions of the hundredth anniversary convention of Universalism in Ohio.
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John Edwin Price
First Universalist Church
Ohio
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