Darrow Strikes Back at Judge's Remark in Evolution Case
In a Kansas City stop en route home from Girard, Darrow rebutted Justice Marshall's censure by the Ohio Supreme Court. He denied calling courts cockpits for lawyers and argued the Tennessee statute caption and the admissibility of evolution theory evidence were properly debated. Darrow contends the lawyers' efforts were justified.
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Southern boy dies by own action in Chicago case
A 26 year old man once named John Dobson is identified by detectives as Homer Bellah of Atlanta after a suspected suicide with poison. He had previously killed a boy in a quarrel at Stockbridge and left home. Letters of intent to kill himself were found. The body will be sent to Atlanta.
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Bank of Poland Receives $10 Million Credit
New York August 28 The Bank of Poland the central bank of issue has received a $10,000,000 credit from the New York Federal Reserve Bank to aid stabilising Polish money. The loan aims to bolster confidence and curb rapid currency devaluations.
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Judge Pulls Joke On Astonished Man In Court
Judge Abwell jokes with James J. Johnston fight promoter charged with defrauding the government over 1928 bout taxes. Johnston pleas jail would hinder his milk fund charity. Judge allows charity and sets sentence to begin after proceedings.
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