Thrift Club Savings Rise in Seymour Public Schools
Prof. Thomas A. Mott reports Seymour public schools saved 5236.16 this year with 705 students maintaining deposits totaling 3295.76 after withdrawals. The thrift program, run since October through Jackson County Loan and Trust Company, sees pupils deposit weekly, withdraw at Christmas and Easter, and plan to continue next year with 4 percent interest.
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Jackson County Loan and Trust Company
Thomas A. Mott
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Ben Allen Elected President of Indiana Retail Dry Goods Assn
Ben Allen of Washington Indiana was chosen as the new president of the Indiana Retail Dry Goods Association at the twelfth annual convention in Indianapolis He succeeds Dan M Niblick of Decatur Indiana as final session closes Allied by International News Service report dated June 25 Indianapolis
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International News Service
Indianapolis
Ben Allen
Washington
Ind
Indiana Retail Dry Goods Association
Dan. M. Niblick
Decatur
Runaway Horses Kill Tom Morris in Evansville
Tom Morris, 60, died in Evansville after being dragged by a team of runaway horses. He tried to stop the maddened horses and suffered fatal injuries in the plunge, according to International News Service.
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Evansville
Ind
Tom Morris
Morris
Endowment Drive Launched for Eureka College Disciples
Indianapolis June 25 campaign to raise 1 million dollars for the Illinois Disciples Foundation and Eureka College Illinois approved by the national board of education of the Disciples of Christ in its concluding session.
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International News Service
Indianapolis
Ilinois Disciples Foundation
Eureka Ill
National Board of Education of the Disciples of Christ
Brazilians Over 100 Split by Gender Reveals Numbers
A demographic note shows 6,700 Brazilians aged 100 or more, with 4,100 women and 2,600 men. The data highlights a larger female longevity advantage among the centenarian population.
Seymour Ministers Weigh The Scopes Trial Views
In Seymour Tennessee ministers share brief thoughts on the July Scopes trial to be held likely in Dayton. The editors note the series will feature local citizens from legal medical educational and business fields offering diverse opinions.
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Seymour Tribune
Dayton
Tenn
Seymour
Tennessee Law on Evolution The People’s Right to Enforce
A state lawmaker argues that citizens must obey Tennessee’s evolution teaching law as enacted by the legislature. He asserts the law reflects the people’s choices and should be enforced unless unconstitutional or revised by proper authority. Public school teachers should model obedience to state law.
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Tennessee
United States
Bible vs evolution debate sparks in Tennessee
The Rev J D Martin argues the anti evolution bill shows a needed balance between church and state. He defends Bible as a religious book not science and calls for teachers who value spiritual life. He warns against forcing creeds on youth and cautions law should not shield Christianity.
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Tennessee
Milamore on Tennessee bill restricting teaching evolution
The Rev C G Milamore argues against a Tennessee law prohibiting teaching any theory denying the Bible story of divine creation in public schools. He warns about shell shock and spiritual illiteracy, criticizing focus on irrelevant issues and noting both evolution and Bible creation as unproven theories.
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Tennessee
God
What We Believe Divide Us and What Unites Us
The passage ponders belief as a cause of division and bickering while faith in Christ offers unity and hope. It cites second Corinthians as the source for the idea that God shines in hearts to give knowledge of the glory of God through Jesus Christ.
Town Pastor Voices Against Darwin in Tennessee Trial
The Rev L W Collar argues public school teachers teaching Darwinism threaten faith and moral life. He cites First Corinthians and Bryan to condemn evolution as a menace while predicting legal and scientific battles over the Tennessee trial and the broader education debate.
Evolution Trial in Tennessee Prompts Legal Debate
The writer weighs Scopes Monkeys with the law and questions constitutionality. Prosecution aims to show state control over school curricula citing a U S Supreme Court decision on keeping schools clean and good, with Oregon as precedent.
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John T. Scopes
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Supreme Court of the United States
Oregon
Freedom in faith and science at Trinity Methodist talk
The Rev C J Moeller argues religion rests on principles not science dictates and calls for local school board discretion on teaching origins. He says belief in God as creator is essential while opposing forced adherence to any single creation theory. Genuine religion rests on relationship with God and openness to truth.
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Earth
The Scopes trial debated by Baptist Observer editor
The editor argues the Scopes trial misframes science and religion as enemies and urges that if Tennessee law forbids teaching evolution then Scopes broke the law and should face consequences. He distinguishes evolution from development within species and notes evolution remains a theory, not proven fact.
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Clarence Darrow
Scopes
Tennessee
Anna Holtman Regenves Honored for Nurse Exam Board
Miss Anna Holtman now of Fort Wayne has been appointed to the Indiana State Board for the examination and registration of nurses by Governor Ed Jackson. She is a registered nurse and former superintendent of nurses at Lutheran Hospital Training School in Fort Wayne.
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Harmon Holtman
Ft. Wayne
Indiana State Board
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Holtman
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Grace Hospital
Detroit
Lutheran Hospital Training School
Indiana State Nurses’ Association
Clara Brook
Indianapolis
Indiana
Evolution as theory debated by scientists and Christians
The text argues against evolution as an unproved theory citing Randolph Schmidt Whitney Zann Huxley and others and contrasts it with Genesis creation. It claims many scientists oppose evolution and insists God created everything after its kind, warning that accepting theory leads morally downward. It appeals to Christian testimony over two thousand years.
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Whitney
Yale University
J. A. Zann
Huxley
J. H. W. Stuckenburg
Germany
Naegeli
Koelliker
M. Wagoner
Snell
Fovel
Oswald Heer
Otto Hoffman
Zoehler
Jesus Christ
Evolution debated as theory and proof rises in controversy
Sir W J Dawson denies evolution as proven and calls it a mere theory. Dr Virchow, though noting some proof, says it is only small. The passage cites other eminent scientists who reject evolution as an established fact.
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W. J. Dawson
Canada
Virchow
Scopes Trial Debate Worry From Father Conrad
Reverend Father J. Conrad of St. Ambrose Catholic Church said he did not want to write about the Scopes trial yet regretted the discussion. He feared that youths taught they were created in God's image would become disillusioned and their faith and spiritual life could be harmed.
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W. J. Bryan
Darwin
Father Conrad
God
Fall Proves Fatal In Indianapolis Brace Let Ladder Fails
Indianapolis, June 25. John Murray aged 42, a brick mason, died after a five story fall. His companion Joan Donahue died minutes later from injuries after a ladder broke during the accident.
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International News Service
Indianapolis
John Murray
Brick Mason
Joan Donahue
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