Dayton Tennessee Evolution Trial Sparks Protests
Dayton residents protest a meeting opposing a planned evolution law change and the Chattanooga case. An effort to indict Chattanooga teachers ahead of June trial opening draws national attention. A resolution warns Chattanooga unless local contest site changes are dropped.
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Dayton, Tenn
Tennessee
Tampa
Oponent
Dayton
Chattanooga
Aalof J. Tt
George Ranpie
Scopes
Test Reed
Er “Brean
Dudley
Kaffirs greet Wales in odd costumes parade
Thousands of Kaffirs in fantastic native and improvised European costumes gathered from surrounding areas to hail the Prince of Wales. AZulu fighter in trim and war shield joined a chaotic street scene as natives rushed to reach the Prince's headquarters near Williamstown South Africa.
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Wales
Associated Press
Willianstow
South Africa
Prince of Wales
A. Kaftir
Dean Ge Says U S Has Quirin Europe
U S dean George Tage arrives in Liverpool amid claim America is the world’s strongest power due to invulnerability and vast wealth for self improvement Europe must spend a fraction on defense. He compares New York unfavorably to London and praises America’s rapid postwar growth and modern amenities.
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London
Endangered Lives as Boat Blast Hits Movie Stars
A motor launch carrying motion picture actors and crew exploded near Los Angeles harbor during a Sea saga shoot. Several were burned and the vessel drifted to the channel as a fireboat fought the flare ups. Notable cast members Allan Forest Victor Patel Cullen Tate and George Seigman were aboard.
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Los. Angeles
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Los Angeles
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Victor Patel
Cullen Tate
George Seigman
Governor Invited to Join Optimists' Board News
Governor Miriam A Ferguson received an invitation to join the Optimists International governing body. The offer, from Cornelius Conway of Berkeley, California, asks her to become a lifelong optimist member of the council of governors. Ferguson has taken the notice under advisement and will decide later.
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Austin
Miriam A. Ferguson
The
Optimists International
Ferguson
Council of Governors
Cornelius Conway
Bergeley
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San Antonio High Schools Graduate Largest Classes
Breckenridge and Main Avenue High Schools announced the largest graduating classes in history. Main Avenue will award 363 diplomas and Brackenridge 380 on May 25 and 27 respectively. Diplomas will be conferred at 8:00 p.m. and 10:00 a.m. with commencement sermons to follow.
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Breckenridge
Main Avenue
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Main “Avenue
Brackenridge School
Real Estate Board Thanks San Antonio Light Publicity
The San Antonio Real Estate board praised the San Antonio Light for strong publicity supporting its move to establish a small demonstration farm near Dilley. O C Hammons, executive secretary, said the board appreciates the paper's spirit in aiding the effort in a resolution adopted at a recent meeting.
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San Antonio Real Estate Board
San Antonio
Dilley
O. C. Hammons
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Mexican Red Leader Arrested In Mexico City
President Calles moved to quell unrest in the army and curb radical labor. He ordered the arrest of Heron Proal, jailed leader of red labor, and warned every power would be used to end unrest while ensuring protection for all investors, domestic or foreign. The moves followed a May Day incident amid tensions with labor groups and foreign interests.
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Flythe
Universal Service
Mexico City
Calles
Dr Ton
Aii
Heron Proal
Red” Labor
Vera Cruz
Dro
Eri
Tabor
Dmand
New Orleans Cotton Receipts Set Record
New Orleans port receipts for the cotton season surpassed 2,000,000 bales for the first time, with total season receipts reaching around 2,254,000. Officials expect further records to fall as the season continues toward its end, with past highs near 2,498,000 bales in 1900-03 and large aggregate values noted in 1908-09.
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Orleans
Dr. Dillon Slaying Unsolved Mystery
Associated Press report from St Louis details the unsolved slaying of Dr William A Dillon in University City near St Louis on April 30. A county coroner's jury found insufficient evidence to indict but said the inquest could be reopened if new clues emerge. The 19 year old son Edward G Dillon was cleared after questioning. Two leading theories were discarded for lack of evidence.
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Associated Press
St Louts
William “A. Dillon
University City
Bopps
Edward G. Dillon
Dillon
Fort Sam Houston hosts open air dance by Ninth Infantry band
San Antonio council No. 4 War Officers Association will give a dance on the open air pavilion at Fort Sam Houston Friday night. The Ninth Infantry orchestra will furnish the music.
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Warrant’ Officers’ Association
Fort Sam -Houston
Ninth Infantry’ Orchestra
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