French Senate approves naval credits and British adjutant appointed
Report from Berlin cites the French senate approving naval recon credits and Le Tual’s commission ending. Osenr Hindenburg named personal adjutant to the German head of state. Washington eight hour convention ratified by French deputies in Paris. A Moroccan blockade cooperation is noted with Spain and France. A French air squadron bombs the Ouerrgha market killing and wounding hundreds. Shanghai speech quotes mass job losses after power plant shutdown. Kelvin Hall and church destroyed in Ghikzon blaze endangering hundreds.
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Stanislaus Naulin
Evolution trial in Dayton stirs world attention
News Review by Edward W. Pickard surveys the Dayton Tennessee trial of Scopes, Bryan’s controversial anti evolution stance, and defense counsel’s push to test the law’s constitutionality. It notes Bryan’s pretrial remarks, John T. Neal and Clarence Darrow’s roles, and the influx of supporters and critics, with global implications for science and religion. It also covers international tensions involving Britain, Russia, Germany, and France, plus Moroccan affairs and Franco Spanish cooperation in a widening foreign policy scene.
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Chicago
John T. Scopes
Dayton
Balfbridge Colby
Edward W. Pickard
Tenn
America
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Tennessee
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Scopes
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Arthur Gerfield Mays
New York
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Gore
Cookeville
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Als
Russia
Great Britain
Desser
Shanghai
China
Moscow
Germany
Rrussia
Chamberlain
Oslo
Norway
Itiga
Lenin
Switzerland
Communist Party
Poland
Bank Robbery Tactics and Prohibition Policy Headline
A sweep of 1920s era notes covers drastic anti robbery measures in Cook County offering a $2600 reward per robber, a gas device by Elnora in trial to guard vaults, and federal efforts at Lake Ontario to curb liquor smuggling from Canada. Also noted are Deputy enforcement limits, political figures like Thomas Lee Woolwine, and corporate dissolutions tied to the Copper-Volstead era.
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Cook County
Illinois
Ederal
Lake Ontario
Canada
Iack
Fort Colborne
Ont
United States
Buffalo
Farmers Expect Record Corn Crop in 1925 Report
Washington reports a July Department of Agriculture forecast of a likely third largest corn crop, about 3.005 billion bushels, aided by higher prices and more livestock feed. Wheat prospects rise while potato production dips. fruit yields fall across the country with apples seen at 157 million bushels.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
United States
Bussia
China
Department
Pacific
Operators Reject Miners Demand for 10 Percent Raise
Atlantic City N J wage demands and changes in working conditions by anthracite coal miners were rejected at the opening of joint negotiations. Samuel D Warriner, president of Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company, said higher labor costs would heighten burdens, warning that granting the 10 percent raise would add about 100.4 million dollars to the industry's current 200 million dollar wage bill.
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Atlantic City
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Samuel D. Warriner
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Federal Judge Drowns After Vehicle Goes Off Embankment
Jackson Tennessee reports the drowning of Judge W. Rosa of the Western Tennessee Federal District while driving alone. Indicted on forgery and embezzlement charges tied to the Peoples Savings Bank of Jackson, the bank failure involved a deficiency over 300000. The judge had been under bond of 25000 and awaited grand jury action after an investigation by the state bank examiner.
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J. W. Rosa
Federal District Court of Western Tennessee
Thomas &. Carrol
John M. Carroll
W. L. Cawthon
Deople
Jackada
Tenn
Creek Jackson
W. Rosa
Peoples Savings Bank of Jackson
Madison County Grand Jury
Ita
State Bank Examiner
Coolidge Narrow Escape At Fort Andrews Elevator Incident
Secret service chief Richard Jervis led President Coolidge into Fort Andrews repair shops when he slipped into a dark elevator shaft. The fall was minor but caused shock and a wry comment from Coolidge about the carelessness. An investigation was expected.
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Coolidge
Fort Swampscott
Masa
Richard Jervis
White House
Secret Service
Fort Andrews
Jervig
Rail Workers Demand Raise Cityage
Maintenance of way employees from over a dozen railroads present requests before the United States Railroad Labor Board. Each wage hike seeks an increase of five cents per hour to offset rising living costs and preserve standard wages amid industry pressures.
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United States Railroad Labor Board
Rail Man C H Reynolds Dies After Operation
C H Reynolds, sixty, general superintendent of the Chicago Northwestern railroad, died at Norfolk Nebraska after an operation for appendicitis. Reynolds was a longtime railroad executive noted for service across the system.
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C. H. Reynolds
Norfolk
Neb
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