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Newspaper
The Mobile News Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1925
Page
7
Abstracted report notes proposal to convert Moore’s Creek battlefield to a national park. It cites tangible trophies captured by patriots and argues the battle thwarted royalist aims, crippled royalist coalition planning, and shook Highland support, influencing future state defense.
A historical brief notes Moore's Creek battle as the first American victory in the War of Independence and spurs renewed actions in North Carolina. It mentions a 150th anniversary ceremony, legislative efforts to link battlefield sites to highways, and memorials including Captain Ezekiel Slocum's heroism and the Moore's Creek Battleground Association.
The Commerce Department reports over fifty inter nation treaties pending with many embracing most favored nation clauses. Belgium and Japan sign a five year treaty providing for reciprocal most favored nation treatment and consular rights, with denunciation rules and possible tariff adjustments if talks stall. Poland and Sweden already ratified a most favored nation treaty as part of the expanding global trade drive.
Nobel laureate Dr. Albert A. Millikan urged caution and modesty in science and theology at a Los Angeles American Chemical Society address. He criticized overassertiveness in evolution debates and stressed learning from the past quarter century of physical science.
A Greenwood Indiana lawyer Douglas Robbins sends a challenge to Clarence Darrow the Scopes trial defense chief. The debate on the truth and accuracy of the Bible would be scheduled at a mutually agreed time and location.
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