Dayton Evolution Trial Opens Tomorrow in 1925
Dayton Tennessee awaits the arraignment of Dayton school teacher John T Scopes at 9 o clock tomorrow morning before Judge John F Raulston on charges of teaching evolution in public schools. Attorneys for both sides begin arriving as pretrial maneuvers unfold and the defense teams gather from Chicago New York and Los Angeles.
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Dayton
Tenn
Associated Press
John T Scopes
John F. Raulston
Rhea
Clarence Tarrow
Tayton
Chicago
Dudley Meld Malone
Arthur Garfield Ways
New Yorks
Bryan, Jr
William Jennings Bryan Jr
Los Angeles
Federal Internal Revenue Figures From Fiscal Year 1925 Report
Federal internal revenue totals for the fiscal year 1925 announced show receipts of 12 billion 584 million 010 thousand 847 dollars. Direct income taxes account for 1 billion 761 million 851 thousand 141 dollars, while 822 million 329 thousand 205 dollars come from miscellaneous sources. The year 1924 income fines yielded about 1 billion 841 million 769 thousand 916 dollars, with 19 million 40 thousand 0 dollars from other revenues. The report notes partial operation of the current law and reductions in prior year figures.
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Washington
Federal Treasury
Heat Victim Travels in Refrigerator Car
Wanaas City July 1 By Associated Press A dairy plant worker overcome by heat last Friday rode in a refrigerator car to the coolest spot in the United States. He traveled with a French companion in a 16 ton car on the trip to the Isir Nosale in the Upper Watera. Chapin was taken to the city hospital by ambulance with a ranger heat impact and heart distress noted.
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Wanaas City
Agnociated Press
J Chaneman
United States
Upper
Watera
Tako Sun Peror
Phrateian
Chapin
Bulance
Tip Heart
California Prints Pictures of Montana Earthquake
California papers print images from Montana seismic events. The Three Forks Methodist church scene shows a tremor blocking Milwaukee Road tracks at Lombard tunnel. Rail routes of Milwaukee, Great Northern, and Northern Pacific face disruption as debris covers lines. Montana papers note California coverage boosting state quake fame.
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California
Montana
Santa Barbara
Three Forks
Lombard
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee Road
Synod Reconsiders Missoula as Next Session Site
The Montana Synod of the Presbyterian church reconsidered yesterday night the choice of Missoula for next year’s Synod session location. A vote of 18 to 4 referred the decision to the synodical council with power to act, citing long travel distances and high costs for eastern Montana delegates.
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Vom
Young Peoples’ Conference
Manana
Montana
Lean Totten
Great
Grain Marketing Co dissolves immediately after failing merger
The Grain Marketing Co the largest farmer producer co operative venture dissolves immediately after banker creditors and officials confirmed the move. Armour Tissue and Rosenbaum Grain Co resumed trading on the Chicago board of trade as liquidation begins under Garay Silver president and the company plans official notices tomorrow.
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Chidge
Associated Press
Armour Terrain Company
Rosenbaum Grain Cor
Poration
Fone Old Tone
Chicago Board of Trade
Armour Concern
Cooperative Garay Silver
Milwaukee to Resume Over Its Own Lines
Announcement late today from Milwaukee rail officials that traffic will resume on their lines on Friday after a massive slide following the earthquake. Freight and passenger service had been diverted from Milwaukee to Sappington via Milea City and the Northern Pacific since June 27. A detour, called a shoorfle, will be completed Friday morning, with full normal operation not expected for several weeks.
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Milwaukee
Livingston
Associated Press
Milwaukee Railroad
Neew
Milwaukee Inc
Milea City
Sappington
Northern Pacific
Auto theft charge in park arrests man in Yellowstone
Associated Press reports Livingston man arrested in Yellowstone Park on auto theft charge. United States Marshal Ridgeway, Sheridan County, took him into custody for transport to a federal facility.
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Presa
Lisingston
van Tis
Chicago
Yellowstone Park
United Statos
Olay Ridgeway
Sheridan
Lawmakers and judges under fire at state bar meeting
Cornelius F. Kelley of Anaconda Copper Mining spoke at the Montana State Bar Association critiquing overbroad legislation and invasions of judicial domain. He urged bar opposition to recalls of judges and attacks on injunctions, arguing courts must remain independent to uphold the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Company
Garin Butte
BAR
Associated Press
Butte
Cornelius F. Kelley
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Montara State Bar Association
Frem
Judge Ross Dies in Tennessee Auto Crash After Indictment
Jackson Tennessee July reports say Judge J W Roan of the Western District of Tennessee was found dead under a wrecked car in a creek near Jackson less than a day after a Madison County grand jury indicted him for forgeries and breach of trust tied to the Peoples Saving Bank of Jackson. Funeral set for tomorrow with internment on the family plot.
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Jackson Tenn
Ryther Associated Press
J. W. Roan
Federal District Court For
Western Tennessee
Bia
Jackson
Madison County
W. G. Saunders
Ross
Peoples Saving Bank of Jackson
Hank
Drakes
Bessie Ruffalo
Ross Wall
Rose
Hunt
Agiinet
Vwadteon
Eatly
T J Murray
Getrial
Roman Goes Face Convicted Police in Los Angeles
Asem ciated Press reports that Roman was arrested yesterday on a threat complaint toward Mrs Madelynne Cher nin, a defendant in the Delton Kennedy murder trial. He was released after authorities were shown he posed no danger. Truman, a prosecution witness, destroyed a manuscript at Fulsom prison claiming it contained the true facts of the chain trials.
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Los Angeles
Ufe
Madelynne Chernin
J Delton
Truman
Mra Obenchain
Fulsom
Rowin Building Circles Averted in New York
In New York on July 9, Associated Press reports a threatened ten million dollar construction strike was averted. Plasterers and bricklayers unions reached a temporary settlement, ending the injurional dispute and preventing a work stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated
Mit- Hong Af Dollary
Nmi
Plasterer
Brit Blasers Unione
Charges of Hathaway Unfounded by State Medical Body
The Montana Medical Society's July convention in Lewistown concluded with officers elected for the next year. The council dropped charges of fraud conspiracy and unethical conduct against Hathaway after reviewing letters and records, finding no supporting evidence.
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Hathaway
Associated Press
Lewistown
The
Montana Medical Society
Tor
Rilngr
Hy Milex
Tewlntewh
Peenstent
T Mitchcock
Great Walls
Ralsim
Til Dhe
KM Gans
Judith Gap
Garpherson
Miles City
Wolf
Stenhan
Uillon
Tha
Rem
Thia
Clerf
Sacier National Park
Watheway
Councilverg
Vwathe
Danakhus
Monehan
Pariiena
Drace
Te Tarawe
Airmen to Take Photographs of Yellowstone Park
Lieutenant John MacReady and A W Stevens are ordered to leave McCook field within days to photograph about 2000 images of Yellowstone National Park from the air. Under the department of the interior commission they start next week. They will photograph proposed canyon sites and the Grand Canyon. Another assignment covers 20 ad melting fronts coast to coast. The work will take about two months.
Governor Ferguson Reviews Texas Soldiers at Camp Mabry Parade
Governor Miriam Ferguson reviewed Texas National Guard troops at Camp Mabry. The parade featured regiments in gold braided uniforms as Ferguson, flanked by staff, saluted the troops and inspected the march past.
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Austin, Tey
S. B
Associated
Butte Convention Opens With 227 Members Reported
Secretary Treasurer William Jameson of Hitg Ig states the Butte association opens its convention with a 227 member tally. Main address by Toy Shea of Billings reviews the group’s history and outlines future goals and steps for possible reorganization. A special committee was appointed to investigate the plan and report at a later meeting after debate between proponents and opponents.
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Butte
Treasuree Willam Jameson
Hit
Raracene Hahan
Tresid Toy Shea
Billings
Walter Ur Hen
Boliger
W. S. Hartman
Loveman
Accident leaves several injured in Paley car overturns
Report from Great Falls states Juts A C G Davey of Elena and Mrs Murphy of Wanda were seriously injured when a Paley car overturned last night. Others were less harmed. the china pie-maker in the new aged unhurt.
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Great Falls
Davey
Elena
Murphy
Wanda
Fern Reday
Salinas Shot Reconnections Tie Mayoral Figure to Moss Landing Killing
Information linked J H Madden mayor of Sausalito and Joseph Parente reputed San Francisco bootlegger to a Moss Landing shooting last Monday night. Assistant D A Campbell said suspects John May and Fred Stone provided details after capture. Moss Landing lies seven miles south of San Francisco in Monterey county, with sheriffs posse involved and prior charges against Madden and Parente.
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San Francisco
Assaciated
J. H. Madden
Sausalito
Joseph Parente
Moss Landing
Salinas
Argyll Campbell
Monterey County
John
Fred Stone
Pose
Sheri Wooon Qyer
French Chamber Approves Moroccan Policy Bill
The French Chamber of Deputies ordered the government's Moroccan policy by a large majority. An extra appropriation of 183000.00 for the Moroccan operation was approved 411 to 28, with socialist abstention as a unity pledge led by M. Blum. Painleve explains policy amid criticisms.
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Paris
Associated Press
Chamber of Deputies
Morovsan
Socialist Party
M. Blum
Painleve
Prentice Tanutleye
Erirotems
Foil Bomb Plot Against Mikado
Tokyo report states Kokumin that four Koreans attempted bombing the Imperial palace. Two bombs exploded? No injuries reported as two suspects were captured en route to Korea, while the others escaped but were later captured. Emperor and government spending summer in Mikado era.
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Tokyo
Associated Press
Kokumin
Korea
Emperor
Vermapress
Forest Fire Threatens Stark Area Near Anaconda Copper
A large forest fire near the Anaconda Copper company land, seven miles above Stark, is described as the year’s biggest blaze in the region. It threatens areas along Lig Hive Creek and is spreading toward the Tov fovea, with officials warning of possible further spread and urging vigilance as crews fight the flames. Nearby Blackfoot Valley reports two small fires near Gold Creek and another blaze at second Bridan, both quickly controlled by forest service and local volunteers.
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Missoula
Anaconda Lapper Company
Lula Forest
Tod Lola Forest
Blackfoot Valley
Afsirler
Tnday
Blarkfoot Valley
Gald Rragh
Blackfoot Pro+ tret
Ausconda Copper Company
Gorm Bonnec
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Mage Trelvns
Federal Internal Revenue
Fund For Intermountain Union College
Perri
Ibn
Kelley
Tebontel
Atc Oeffort
Tennessee
Dodge Ross
Tsywe I
Bar Association
Tudge Race
Des Mrinex
Towa
Roman
Fair
Governor OF
Texas
Ban
Salinas Oled
Madden and
Parente
Ihon
Feaders
Sequor
Pebble Beach
del Monte
Fund For War ON
Stark Section
A. C. M. Wood
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