Judge Refuses Open Trial For Eight Children
Chattanooga Tennessee August 22 19.. National News Service reports that injunctions will be filed to force open hearings in a juvenile case. Eight children ages nine to two were charged with stealing tools. Parents allege they were barred from court and threatened with jail when seeking attendance.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Tional News Service
F. McGaughy
Lam
B. Walker
W. B. Graves
Dave Witt
Reuben Walker
East Lake
Grase
McGaughy
Acto
Official Upholds Evolution Statute In Tennessee Speech
Hill McAllister state treasurer and 1926 Democratic gubernatorial candidate defended the Banbanes anti evolution law at a Sam Davis Memorial in Smyrna Tennessee alongside Governor Austin Peay. He warned against agnostic teachers undermining the Bible and urged schools to maintain religious instruction.
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Smyrna
Tenn
Hill McAllister
Sam Davis
Tennessee
Tong
Austin Peay
America
Mr. McAllister
Crossword Puzzle Clues From Mongolia Page
A jumble of crossword entries and partial clues lists many terms and definitions across topics. The readable fragments include words like to correct a Male parent to melt to wash light to vie with a starch and various animal and plant terms, with deciphering needed.
New Operations in Morocco Press Report
In Spanish Morocco on Aug 22 French Colonel Wreydenburg and Generals Garcia and Bolloix led three columns to push toward rebel Moroccans along the Loukkus river. They established new posts and advanced into the Spanish zone with little resistance. Reports from Tetuán note continued infiltration by Moroccan tribes northwest of Fez after Baraza plateau capture.
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EL Raish
Spanish Morocco
A.P
Freydenburg
Garcia and
Boloix
Loukkus
Wreydenburg
Corra
Ain-Anhas
Tetuan
Morocco
Ouetzan
Fez
Baraza
Foreigners Return to Own Money After War Turmoil
Europeans who used American paper money during postwar instability are now reverting to their own currency as conditions stabilize. The shift marks a return to national monetary confidence and reduces dependence on U.S. notes.
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Washington
A.P
Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle Money Returned From Abroad
The commerce department reports that in the first seven months of 1925 American currency sent abroad totaling 42.07 million dollars was returned, while 3.131 million dollars was sent abroad. About 18 million dollars of the net return came from Germany. The rest is explained by the line about the average man not being a hero to his valet.
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Commerce Department
Germany
Prohibition Chiefs Marshal for Work in New Drive
Washington Aug 22 division prohibition chiefs begin marshalling forces for a major dry crusade under treasury orders. A wholesale house cleaning runs to Oct 15 when staff will be dismissed and rebuilt with efficient veterans and new recruits to form a stronger enforcement unit.
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Fred Walker
Naietodekal News Ee
Washington
Treasury
L. C .Andrews
Andrews
Joseph Wasney
United Press
Secretary of the Treasury
Coal Guard
General Prohibition
Customs, Internal Revenue and Border Patrol
Chautauqua
N. Y
Andre
Pog Oes
Ae Tole
Plea Planned for Comedian's Mother
Arrangements were completed by the immigration bureau to present to Secretary Davis for final action on August 26. Mrs. Hannah Chaplin, 60, mother of film actor Charles Chaplin, seeks an extension of her temporary leave to remain in the United States. She was admitted from England for treatment of a mental disorder and was given another year in 1924 with no further extension. Her attorneys say her condition prevents a safe return to England.
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Washington
A.P
Immigration Bureau of the
Labor Department
Davis
Europe
Hannah Chaplin
Charles Chaplin
England
Italian aviator's plane damaged in Cebu harbor
Commander Francesco de Pinedo arrived in Cebu en route from Italy to Japan. His aircraft was damaged while moored in Cebu harbor, requiring about two days of repairs before the voyage can continue.
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Manila
A.P
Francesco de Pinedo
Italy
Japan
Australia
Philippines
Cebu
Mexican girls fall victims to kidnaping gangs
Villages near Mexico City are patrolled by armed guards after raids on public schools in Xochimilico in which girls were carried off. News reports warn parents to keep children at home to foil kidnappers who have reportedly taken scores of girls nationwide. Authorities urge against lynching to aid recovery.
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Mexico City
Xochimilico
Brazilian journalist Irene Manho dies in Rio
Irene Manho prominent Brazilian journalist and founder of newspapers including Al Janeiro dies in Rio de Janeiro on Aug 22.
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Rio Janeiro
Irene _Manho
al Janeiro
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