Evolution Trial News and World Affairs Report
News review covers the Tennessee evolution trial with Darrow’s defense and Bryan’s role, court rulings on prayer and evidence, and expert testimony on evolution. It also reports on China’s civil conflict, Shanghai riots, foreign settlements, and Italian Fascist rumors of internal opposition.
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Lsten
Dayton
Telat
Raulston
Quash
Clarence Darrow
Supreme Court
Chicago
Lie
America
Bryan
New York
Universalist
Stewart
Malone
Mr. Bryan
United States
Jefferson
Italy announces broad amnesty including Matteotti leaders
Victor Emmanuel of Italy issued a general amnesty effective August 6. The move is believed to free six Fascist leaders accused in Matteotti's murder. Opposition parties react with sensational plans to pressure the king to exclude those men.
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Cheka
Italy
Mussolini
London Telegraph
Wall Street
Vienna
Milan
Moscow
Ing Victor Emmanuel
Matteotti
Stresemann Rides On Security Pact Talks With Britain and France
German Foreign Minister Stresemann refuses to resign, bets on a security pact with Britain and France. He drafted a reply to a French note, aiming to free Germany from Rapallo and Russia and avert a western powers conflict on German soil.
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Stresemann
Germany
Great Britain
France
Russia
Abd el Krim Attacks Moroccan Front To Seize Taza Region
Abd el Krim launches a large scale offensive along a 200 mile front to seize the capital as French and Spanish allies mobilize. Rifians press 25 miles north of Ez and 20 miles north of Taza as tribes shift sides toward the Rif. France rushes reinforcements and volunteers. Americans join Sultan's army for Morocco war effort.
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Taza-Irez
Abd-el-Krim
Taza
France
Painteve
Lafayette Hsecadrille
Foreign Legion
Morocco
Parker
Montana
Granville Pollock
Charles Kerwood
New York
Paul Rockwell
Atlanta
Wiliam Rogers
Pittsburgh
Coolidge Sails With Mrs Coolidge to Inspect Lexington and Adams Birthplaces
President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge traveled on the Mayflower to Quincy on the Boston south shore. They inspected the Lexington carrier nearing completion and visited the colonial cottages where Presidents John Adams and John Quincy Adams were born. A luncheon followed for Polish foreign minister Count Skrzynski, Assistant Secretary J Butler Wright, James White, John Hays Hammond, and Melville E Stone.
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Coolidge
Senator Butler
Massachusetts
John Hays Hammond
Melville E. Stone
Associated Press
Government Seeks Bids for Eight Air Mail Routes
Uncle Sam advertises for bids from individuals and corporations to operate eight air mail routes. Routes include Chicago to Birmingham via Indianapolis Louisville Nashville and return. Chicago to St Paul and Minneapolis via La Crosse. Chicago to Dallas Fort Worth via Moline St Joseph Kansas City Wichita Oklahoma City and return. Chicago to St Louis via Springfield Illinois and return. Boston to New York via Hartford. Elko Nevada to Pasco Washington via Boise Idaho and return. Salt Lake City to Los Angeles via Las Vegas. Seattle to Los Angeles via Portland Medford Sacramento San Francisco Fresno and Bakersfield.
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Uncle Sam
Chicago
Birmingham
Ala
Indianapolis
Louisville
Nashville
St. Paul
Minneapolis
la Crosse
Wis
Dallas
Fort Worth
Texas
Moline
St Joseph
Kansas City
Wichita
Oklahoma City
St. Louis
Springfield
Tll
Standard Oil Adopts Eight-Hour Day in Fields
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey switches from twelve to eight hours in its oil fields and reduces daily pay accordingly. The workers reportedly accepted the new schedule with enthusiasm.
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Tandard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Export Wheat Rate Hearing Opens in Selina
The export rate hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission opened at Selina with sharp exchanges among rival attorneys. Witnesses from Chicago to Seattle presented statistics and exhibits aimed at the carriers’ bid to erase the seven cent export wheat rate from Montana points to North Pacific ports.
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Selena
Tegal
Pacific Northwest
Chicago
Seattle
Minneapolis
Bronson Jewell
Interstate Commerce Commission
Montana Poiints
Montana Fish and Game Dept Reports Record June Receipts
The Montana Fish and Game Department reports the June license sales totaled 41 404.05 dollars, the highest monthly figure in history, spurred by the fishing season opening in May. Compare May 1934 and this year, weather affected returns, while the fish and game fund now exceeds 70 000 dollars. State game warden Robert Hill provided the figures and notes 29 cents from each license goes to the historical fund.
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Montanas Fish and Game Department
Fish and Game
Robert HR Hill
Jardine Mining Announces First Dividend to Stockholders
Jardine Mining Company informs stockholders of an upcoming quarterly dividend. The gold mining property, one of Montana's older mines, is now under management of TC Jacron or Jardine. The payout places Park County among county beneficiaries of mineral profits.
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Jardine Mining Company
Jardine Company
Tc, Jacron
Jardine
Park County
Montana
Record Tour of Yellowstone by Anaconda Group
County Attorney Traca Stagg and brother John A Stagg along with O Neill left Anaconda by automobile at 3 o clock on the morning of July 1st and drove to Old Faithful Inn. They slept four hours then continued to the canyon and inspected the fall before returning home arriving in Anaconda at midnight July 5 after a 32 hour park tour.
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Yellowstone National Park
Traca. Stagg
John A. Stagg
Id O'Neill
Anaconda
O'¢Lock
Old Patthful Tnn
Dy Anacondi
Forester Charles A Schenck to Teach Winter Quarter
Dr Charles A Schenck world famous forester accepted invitation to teach in the forestry school during the coming winter quarter Dean T C Spaulding calls him probably the greatest living authority on forestry He will teach advanced silviculture and forest administration and will act as special lecturer coordinating American and European forestry practices.
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Charles A. Schenck
Forestry School
The
State University
T. C. Spaulding
Chitle
Montana bankers group elects Vail president in Kalispell
Group three of the Montana Bankers association met at Kalispell and elected B. J. Vail of Superior as president. The resolution committee urged a service charge on small accounts and uniform charges across the district. J. W. Bradley of Spokane spoke at the luncheon.
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Montana Bankers’ Association
Kalispell
B. J. Vail
Superior
J. W. Bradley
Spokane
Milwaukee railroad resumes traffic after massive earthquake slide
Railway crews reopened service on the Milwaukee line after a large slide from the June 27 quake. Freight and passenger trains run Miles City to Sappington via the Northern Pacific while a detour or shoofly is in place. Full restoration of the old roadbed will take several weeks.
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Milwaukee Railroad
Milwaukee Line
Miles City
Sappington
Northern Pacific
Baker Physician Dr Edwin O Colvin Dies
Dr. Edwin O Colvin a Baker physician since 1904 died in Kenosha Wisconsin while treated for pernicious anemia He was a native of Buchanan Michigan where he was laid to rest Interment was made there.
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Baker
Edwin O. Colvin
Kenosha
Wis
Buchanan
Mich
Montana Bar elects Joseph R. Jackson president at state convention
Joseph R. Jackson former district judge in Silver Bow county was unanimously elected president of the Montana Bar Association at the concluding session of the annual state convention in Butte Great Falls was endorsed for the 1926 gathering.
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Joseph R. Jackson
Silver Bow County
Montana Bar Association
Butte Great Falls
Gallatin Cattle Win at Minot Brown Swiss Division
Gallatin valley purebred cattle entered in the Minot North Dakota fair won top honors in the Brown Swiss division. Owner W. O. Bohart led 16 animals to collect 20 firsts and six seconds. The herd will tour other North Dakota fairs and includes John Barkley and Verne Fowler. Bohart notes the Minot surroundings resemble Gallatin valley.
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Gallatin Valley
Minot
N. D
W. O
Bohart
Seattle
North Dakota
John Barkley
Verne Fowler
Kiwanis State convention and Montana events calendar
Kiwanis State convention set in Helena August 7-8. Golf tournament in Helena August 13. Reunion of Society of Montana Pioneers at Bozeman August 13-15. Montana Conference of Methodist Churches in Great Falls August 26. Masonic Grand Lodge in Missoula August 17-22. Yellowstone Glacier Bee Line highway convention at White Sulphur Springs August 17.
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Reunion of
Society of Montana Pioneers
Bozeman
Montana
Methodist Churches
Great Falls
Masonic Grand Lodge
Missoula
Yellowstone Glacier
White Sulphur Springs
Montana stockmen hear relief plans at convention
At Glacier Park Hotel Montana Tankers association delegates heard relief ideas including selective herd improvement feeding young stock in the Midwest and boosting beet consumption as a food product. Governor Mrieksen welcomed the group and T O Trum ord of Helena predicted a return to prosperity. Other speakers included C A Rasmussen and Wydrving Glover with Frederick William Wile.
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Montana
Middle West
M. A. Traylor
Chuengo
American Bankers’ Association
Montana Tankers’ Association
Clacier Park Hotel
Park
J. 4. Mrieksen
Ante Parks and Ciump Sites In Montana
A prepared folder for the Montana Development association introduces a Tex T2 net road map of principal highways distances scenic illustrations and pictures of industries and cultural products across Montana. It lists each town with a tourist park population points of interest and available conveniences and rates for visitors.
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Montana
Tontte
Montana Development Association
Canadian Tourists Head South Through Seaby to U S
Canadian visitors travel by automobile in sizable groups, five to ten cars often seen before U S customs and immigration for inspection and credentials. Many head toward Yellowstone and Glacier national parks for tours lasting two weeks to a month.
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Canada
Seaby
U.S
Larger School Approved in Musselshell County
The district No. 55 electors voted 76 in favor and 14 opposed to a new high school building at Roundup. The board of education is authorized to issue bonds for 38,000 dollars to fund the unit, aimed at alleviating long standing overcrowding.
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Musselshell County
Ape
Board of Education
Laurel youth dies in motorcycle accident near Fort Douglas
Ernest William Evert of Laurel, a member of Yellowstone county's contingent at the Citizen's Military Training camp, was fatally injured in a motorcycle accident near Fort Douglas Utah. He died later in a military hospital at the fort.
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Ernest William Evert
Laurel
Yellowstone County
Fort Douglas
Utah
Butte Bank Deposits Surpass Previous Year by Millions
Butte's bank deposits on June 30 totaled 33,277,147.88 according to the statement of the several banks in response to the call of the controller of currency. The amount exceeds last year's deposits by nearly 3,000,000 and the per capita deposit stands at 560, a figure rivaling any U.S. city.
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Butte
Senator Peden Killed by Lightning on Farm Irrigation
State Senator Peden of Big Worn county was instantaneously killed by a lightning strike while irrigating on his Hardin area farm seven miles southeast. His wife witnessed the strike as he stood in an irrigation ditch with a shovel over his shoulder. The blow left the body with a torn left side and a lacerated head.
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Peden
Bob William A. Peden
Big Worn
Hardin
Lydia Pinkham Remedy Helps Minnesota Mother
A St Paul woman describes chronic back pain and dizziness relieved by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. She reports stronger health, ability to care for her three year old, and offers to answer letters helping other women.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
St. Paul, Minn
Lydia E. Pinkam
W. Summit Avenue
St. Paul, Minnesota
Five Stages of Evening Clothes for Men
A tailor outlines five stages in a man's adoption of evening attire. At twenty he buys his first dress suit and feels proud yet awkward. By twenty five he fancies it but fears provocation. At thirty it becomes routine, at thirty five worn only on special occasions with protest, and by forty he resists wearing it at all.
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t—Kokomo Tribune
War era ad touts Red Cross Bull Blue in tableware
A wartime advertisement proclaims Red Cross Bull Blue enhances the wear and value of tableware, urging grocers to stock it and customers to use it and see the improved quality.
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Red Cross
Redwood Test Delayed On Rot Resistance Claim
The report notes a European railway questioned American redwood’s rot resistance and said it would test redwood ties in its tracks for 25 years before judging the wood’s rot resisting qualities.
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Tennessee
United States Department of Agriculture
Tallulah
Lloyd I. Harrison
War Finance Corporation
Frank W. Mondell
China
Dom
Scopes
Maynard M. Metcalf
Oberlin College
Ohio
Doctor Metcalf
William J. Bryan, Jr
Bryan Senior
Darrow
Eame Dudley Field
Japan
Kellogg
MacMurrray
Peking
Chekiang
Kiangsu
Chang Tso-lin
Sun Chuang-fang
Szechuan
Yang Sen
Chungking
Shanghai
Helena
Sportsman's Paradise
Kiwanis
Bellans
South Sea
Nippon
Conuin BA
Say
Bayer
Allen
Allens
le Rey
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