Path To Supreme Court Opened In Evolution Test
The Baopte petition and Dayton-gtee Me Mls share of public interest claim the anti-evolution law blocks their rights. John R. counsel states the future case focus will stay on constitutional issues. if the state supreme court rules otherwise, the trial and appeals could be redone, while a win on a technicality would still affect the outcome.
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First Dayton - Gtee
John R
Neal
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the State
Never-quit Miner: 70-Year-Old Davis Leads New Banking Dept
Cleveland’s O. Davis, 70, once a locomotive engineer and later conductor, refused retirement and now heads a business department at a brotherhood bank. He stays active, travels the city to secure new business, and advocates continued work for health and purpose.
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Cueveland
Ohio
Guch & Man
O. Davis
Eee of
Locomotive Engineers
Davis
New York Central Railroad
The
Brotherhood
Cruiser to Bring Bancroft's Body
Washington dispatch states Secretary Kellogg ordered the American ambassador to Japan to accept Japan's offer to transport Ambassador Bancroft's body to the United States aboard a Japanese cruiser. The move aims to bring Bancroft home after his death, with Neville arranging the transfer under Tokyo's agreement.
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Bancroft
Washington
A.P
Kellogg
Tokyo
Edwin L. Neville
Ambassador Bancroft
United States
Tennessee to wage legal fight over Scopes trial questions
Governor Austin Peay of Tennessee announced the state will hire counsel to challenge any appeals regarding the Dayton trial. He warned that evolving theories threaten the Christian nation's fidelity and urged a broader investigation of evolution’s impact on youth as cases and observers gathered in Dayton.
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Mich
Austin Peay
Tennessee
State of
Dayton
Riff Refuses Contact With Peace Envoys in Paris
Paris reports the foreign office denies a Tetuan dispatch claiming the peace terms with Abd-el-Krim. Terms allegedly grant limited Riff home rule with French police control and recognition of the Moroccan sultan while Ceuta and Melilla areas remain Spanish territory.
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Paris
Foreign Office
Abd-el-Krim
Riff
France
Spain
Tetuan
Morocco
Ceuta
Melilla
Tennessee Governor Defends State Sovereignty in Scopes Case
Governor Peay asserts Tennessee’s sovereignty over local education and police powers, calling evolution a speculative theory not to be taught as fact. He says federal intervention is improper and that Tennessee will regulate schools and instruction methods without outside meddling.
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Tennessee
Peay
British Blockade in China Foreseen by Hong Kong Officials
A Hong Kong dispatch reports that official circles in Hong Kong foresee a British blockade of Chinese ports if anti British outrages and boycotts persist. The note appears in the Daily Mail and is dated August 5.
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London
aA_ dispatch
Daily Mail
Hong Kong
Dismissals Planned for Ruhr Steel Workers
Reports from Essen and other industrial centers indicate a large scale layoff of steel workers planned for August. The dispatch notes a nationwide sentiment and unions monitoring the situation as August approaches.
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Essen
Lenin Samitaie
Law observance topic of talk at Williams College round table
Williamsville, Mass. August 5 AP The motives behind law observance by states form a positive sanction for international law Professor Jesse C Reeves University of Michigan outlined at a round table on national justice He said international law is a highly developed jurisprudence and needs precise enforcement Dr C K Leith Wisconsin outlined the concentration of the world’s great mineral industry near the North Atlantic and the Panama Canal’s growing traffic dominance in minerals between Pacific and Atlantic routes.
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Williamstown
Mass
Jesse C. Reeves
University of Michigan
Institute of Political Es
C. K. Leith
Universit Wisconsin
North Atlantic Ocean
Panama Canal
Pacific
Atlantic
Russia to Hold First Big Auto Race From Moscow to Tiflis
Moscow reports that on August 15 nearly 300 vehicles will start from Red Square for a race to Tiflis marking the first large auto event in post revolution Russia. Participating nations include the United States with 100 cars and two motorcycles, France 68, Germany 28, Italy 24, and Czechoslovakia 12.
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Moscow
A.P
Russia
Red Square
Tiflis
United States
France
Germany
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Barge Captain Endorses Herb Juice as Best Medicine
A barge captain for Hines Barge Co. endorses HERB JUICE as ideal for disordered stomachs and constipation. He reports quick relief, improved digestion, regular bowels, and overall better health after trying the remedy. He cites personal experience and the longevity of his improved condition.
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S. Mundy
Hines Barge Co
South Royal Street
Mobile
Ala
Ty Hers Tuich
Honors Planned for U S Men o Warsm en
In Panusa New Zealand on August 5 the visit of the American fleet is celebrated with a civic reception at Government House for Admiral Coonts and the crew. A dinner and ball follow, with a citizens’ ball by the New Zealand navy commodore. Rugby, baseball, athletics, deer stalking and pig shooting are listed as attractions by local and ship teams.
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Pi Panusa
N. Z
Admiral Coonts
Government House
New Zealand
Memorial University funding dispute in New York protests
A fragmented report indicates Bryan Memorial University in Tennessee benefited from about 200000 dollars amid a labor dispute in New York. Darrow reportedly declined reimbursement of expenses tied to the case.
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Pe Aris
van Kemps
York
Bryan Memorial University
N. Tenn
NEW Yorkt Ciena
Darrow
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Dayton, Tenn
Cata
Oflan
China
Ruhr
MR. S. 8S. Mundy
U. S
Babecue
Emerson Institute
Teacher Association of Parent
Emerson
SALE
Ladies’ Sample Shoe Store
Dauphin ST
Lyons Park
Carl A. Klinge
Artemise Mott
Westinghouse
Mobile Electric Company
North Royal Street
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