Evolution case to be pushed in new form
Washington evolution suit began with a shout and was withdrawn on the eve of argument. Loren J. Wittner plans a new suit as a taxpayer in the District of Columbia with local taxpayer participation, aided by Rev H M Lawson and a New York attorney, to test separation of church and state amid disputes over science in public schools.
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Washington
Loren J. Wittner
Wittner
District of Columbia
H. M. Lawson
Maryland Avenue Baptist Church
Lawson
Famor
New York
State buildings near completion in Idaho
Miss Ethel Redfield reports rapid progress on improvements at the Gooding school for the deaf and blind and at the Idaho Technical Institute in Pocatello. The Tech dormitory and Frazier hall near completion, with the dining hall and shop expansion advancing quickly. Gooding renovations are small and near finished.
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Gooding
Idaho Technical Institute
Ethel Redfield
Redfield
Pocatello
Frazier Hall
The
Tech
Haa
Miss Redfield
Ggooding Institution
Ated
Local Personal Notices Report Regional Travel and Visits
Clarenes Foreman of the Golden Rule department store returns from a two week vacation to Bearlake and Ogden. Mrs T W Christie of 529 North Garfield street West leaves for a month long trip to Ogden and Utah points to visit relatives and friends. Hobart H Steely returns from Idaho Falls where he visited friends. Miss Margaret Holmes of Idaho Falls will spend two days in Pocatello with friends, mother accompanying to Caldwell for visit with Gertrude Holmes. Gurney Wilcox of Idaho Falls reports crops the best in farming history. E S Stanley of Copell buys a new touring car and leaves for Crystal to place a new combine harvester next week.
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Clarenes Foreman
Golden Rule Department
Bearlake
Ogden
T. W. Christie
North Garfield Stwest
Ditah
Hobart H. Steely
Idaho Falls
Margaret Holmes
Pocatello
Caldwell
Gertrude Holmes
Gurney Wilcox
Stanley
Copell
R. Stanley le
Crystal
Knights Templar and De Molay Return Home From Seattle
Knights Templar and De Molay attendees of the triennial convention in Seattle will fly home Sunday at 12 20 PM. The De Molay band will parade through Main and Center and give a concert to welcome the homecoming conquerors. The group was praised in Seattle and a large turnout is expected. In Tacoma they joined the De Molay Washington state conclave while in the Northwest.
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Knights Templar
de Molay
Seattle
Main and Center
Northwest
DeMolay
Washington
Tacoma
Memorial for Bryan Widow To Mark Resting Place
Mrs Bryan upcoming funeral arrangements include a Florida departure with her son William Jennings Fryan, as trusted aides and mourners visit sites of interest in the capital. Walter E Thompson notes her deep faith sustains her grief while she remains cheerful.
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Florida
William Jennings Fryan
Mrs. Bryan
Richard Rogers
Dayton
Southern Pacific Plans Through Route From Klamath Falls
Southern Pacific aims to build a through line from Klamath Falls Oregon to Ogden Utah via acquisitions in south central Oregon and northeast California. Paul Shoup said the plan includes linking the Oregon California and Eastern Strahorn road near Lakeview to Nevada California Oregon railway, seeking Interstate Commerce Commission approval.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
Southern Pacific Company
Oregon
California
Southern Pacific
Ogden
Utah
Paul Shoup
Chamber of Commerce
Oregon, California and Eastern
Heavy Rain Fallout Hits Detroit Area Damaging City
The heaviest rainfall in years caused damage estimated at 500000 to 1000000 dollars. Industrial plants, sewers, and residential districts suffered floods while many streets washed out. Transportation service was seriously crippled.
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Detroit
Michh
Local Hospital Notes Include Minor Operation and Injuries
William Gentsch of 315 South Arthur underwent a minor operation yesterday at a local hospital. Swan Wicker of 152 Roosevelt Avenue severed the tips of two fingers in a lawn mower incident and was treated at the local hospital. Tom Mickovitch of 815 South Harrison injured his left hand yesterday requiring medical care. John Bischof of Pauline Idaho left town after treatment at the local hospital. Alfred Hayden of 1010 East Bonneville is at home. The Loyal Order of Moose and Mooseheart Legion will meet Monday at the K hall with refreshments served by the ladies auxiliary.
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William Gentsch
South Arthur
Swan Wicker
Roosevelt Avenue
Tom Mickovitch
South Harrison
Ohn Bischof
Pauline
Idaho
Alfred Hayden
East
Bonneville
Loyal Order of Moose
The
Mooseheart Legion of the World
K. (. Hall
Tribune corrects dates for Chautauqua event
The Tribune apologizes for an error stating the Chautauqua would start at 11. The correct date is August 6 and the event runs for one week.
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the Tribune
The
Tribune
Weather report for Pocatello Idaho
Pocatello Idaho weather forecast for 24 hours ending 6 am reports high 90s, low around 60s, mean 74, normal 72. Precipitation total this month 0.0 inches with 2 inches deficit since month start. Last year highs reached 108 and 94. lowest temps 67 last year. Sun sets 7 62, sunrise 6 22. delivered by BR Teeple Meteorologist.
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Pocatello
Yivattre Cinedy
Department of Agriculture
U. 8 Weather Bureau
Idaho
Ainee
Sameery
Silat
Toutent
BR. Teeple
French Prepare Wipe Out Rif s
Fez Morocco August 1 French plan a decisive stroke to crush the Rif rebellion while Abd El Krim shifts to defense. Air scouts confirm a front line of improvised fortifications as the drive is delayed until late August. A garrison at Ain Bouaissa destroyed by Rif shelling, fifteen men reaching French lines after severe losses.
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Fez
French Morocco
Abd-El-Krim
Ain Bouaissa
Petain Reports Improved Moroccan Front Conditions
Marshal Petain returned to Paris after Morocco visit and met with Premier Painleve. They warned that unless Abd-El-Krim's Riffians make peace, France will launch a vigorous offensive with minimum French casualties. Petain said the military situation in Morocco grows more favorable and he brings back an excellent impression from the front.
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Paris
Marshal Petain
Morocco
Premier Painleve
Abd-El-Krim
Joint Franco Spanish Offensive Against Abd al Krim
Paris reports Premier Painlevé says France and Spain agreed at Moyeco to joint operations against Abd al Krim if he refuses peace talks. Aiming to finish the Moroccan campaign before the October rainy season, the plan would begin soon.
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Paris
Abd-El'Krim
Morocco
Painleve
France
Petain
Primo de Rivera
Moyeco
Abd-al-Krim
M. Painlevo
Man Dies After Fugitive Shot by Prohibition Agents
Havre de Grace Md Aug 1 AP John Burgore was fatally wounded as Prohibition Agent Joseph A Furbershaw pursued him through the town after Burgore failed to stop at their command. Burgore had been arrested earlier in a hotel on charges of selling two bottles of liquor to the agents. Burgore died en route to Havre de Grace hospital in a commandeered car after a two block chase during which Furbershaw fired three times, one shot striking Burgore.
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Havre de Grace
John Burgore
Joseph A. Furbershaw
Washington
Burgore
Burbershaw
Furthershaw
Havre de Grace Hospital
Australia Shows Friendly Feeling
Seer Aug. 1 (AP) Representative McClintock of Oklahoma released a cablegram from the navy department stating the entire Australia region is extending a sincerely welcoming attitude to the American fleet. He denied any attacks or boycotts against sailors and noted planned entertainments for all ranks from admiral to enlisted men in Melbourne and suburban activities.
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Australia
McClintock
Oklahoma
Navy Department
All 31
Melbourne
Memorial Klan Cross Burnings Honor Bryan in Ohio
Klansmen in Dayton Toledo and Columbus held memorial services for William Jennings Bryan. Crosses bore inscriptions praising the Klansman and Armageddon battles. Columbus featured memorial addresses as a reverent, attentive crowd attended despite heavy rain.
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Columbus
Ohio
William Jennings Bryan
Dayton
Toledo
July Storms Surge Prompt City to Boost Guards
The city expanded its bike guard to seventy amid rising flood threats as Mexican officials monitor Juarez area. Rail service rerouted with washouts halting Kansas City, Mexico and Orient lines and a Southern Pacific track section to Hachita to be repaired. Rio Grande flow nears 5,000 cfs with crest expected around 8,000 cfs, signaling rising flood danger.
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Reclamation Service
Juarez
Texas and Pacific
el Paso
Southern Pacific
San Antonio
Sierra Blanca
Monahans
Texas
Kansas City
Mexico
Orient
Alpine
Sweetwater
Clifton
Hachita
Rio Grande
Miners Issue Ultimatum as Talks on Working Contract Stall
Atlantic City AP report says United Mine Workers chief John L. Lewis demands a conference with principal anthracite mine operators next Tuesday to negotiate a new Working agreement. If rejected, miners threaten to suspend work September 1 and end negotiations.
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Atlantic City
J. N
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Samuel D. Warriner
Lewis
Warriner
W. J. Richard
Philadelphia and
Reading Coal and Iron Company
Lancaster
Pa., Mr. Warriner
W. W. Inglis
Glen Alden Coal Company
Guardian ad litem awarded 15000 in Stillman case
John E. Mack guardian ad litem for Baby Guy Silman in James A. Stillman versus Anne A. Stillman was granted 15000 extra by Supreme Court Justice Zeiger for his work in the appeal seeking a divorce reversal. He previously received 25000 plus about 4500 expenses for duties in the lower court proceedings.
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Poughkeepsie, N
John E. Mack
Guardian Ad Litem
Guy Silman
James A. Stillman
Anne A. Stillman
Supreme Court
Zeiger
Stillman
Court of Appeals
Ada county valuation for taxation rises over 1923
Ada county reports a 1925 assessment of 32 295 796 for real property, up 1 029 097 from 1924 and 1 021 922 from 1923. Personal property and utility allocations to counties will follow from state boards, with existing levies likely reduced as expenses stay near last year.
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Boise
Ada
State Board of Equalization
Boise City
Optimism Prevails Amid Mixed Crop and Trade Signals
New York Aug 1 AP Brad street reports cheerfulness in crops trade and industry despite irregularities in crops and smaller returns than last year. Some promise for large yields remains offset by prices. trade and industry rally is noted with improved outlook versus spring. Bank clearings figure cited at 8 228 million, with an air of cautious optimism about a broader upturn.
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New York
Bradstreet's Today
Dayton Plans Big Memorial for Wm Bryan in Dayton Tennessee
Dayton and Rhea county organize tribute to William Jennings Bryan with plans for a memorial university. Mayor A P Haggard backs a college site in Dayton. letters from across the nation offer financial support and emphasize Bryan’s preferred Dayton location and proposed residence.
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Dayton, Tenn
Wm. Jennings Bryan
Dayton
Rhea County
Jennings Bryan
A. P. Haggard
Bryan
Richard Rogers
Sue
Herbert Hicks
Robinson
Cabinet reshuffle signals new Japan Premier era
Viscount Taki Arira Kato kept the cabinet intact with three Seiyukai defections and named Yoku Egi Seiji Hayami and Nao Teru Kataoka to key posts. The new cabinet is expected to assume power tomorrow as the Seiyukai and Seiyuhonto alliance gains a diet majority. Analysts foresee a December dissolution and a general election under the new law expanding the ballot to 9 million voters while Kato pursues further budget curtailment.
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Tokyo
Taki-Arira Kato
Japan
Seiyukai Party
Yoku Egi
Naoteru Kataoka
Agriculture and Forestry
Seiji Hayami
Commerce and Industry
Kato
Texas Town Struck by Early Fire Toll Estimated at 100000
Houston dispatch reports at 1 a.m. that Liberty Texas suffered a severe fire loss estimated at 100000 with a block of stores and a Southern Pacific frame building burned. Telephone lines were down, hindering communications.
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Texas
Houston
Liberty
Southern Pacific
Idaho Reclamation Editions Remaining
Limited Idaho edition releases still available. These collectible prints highlight historic reclamation projects and regional landscapes. Secure a copy before stock runs out.
French Evacuate Ruhr Completing Withdrawal
Paris reports official notice that all French troops have left the Ruhr mining basin after midnight. The entry into the Ruhr occurred January 11, 1928, and the withdrawal has been underway for a month though largely ignored by the French press.
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Paris
Rhur
Germany
Federal Ruling In Liquor Case Denies Duty on State Officers
Providence August 1 AP Judge Arthur L. Brown dismissed the governments libel action against the rum running motor boat Bay of Block Island owned by Joshua Tru man Dodge and William E Dodge. He held that the national prohibition act does not impose a positive duty on state officers to enforce the federal liquor law. The police seized the boat in April and argued police unloading liquor before turning the vessel over to federal prohibition officials voided the case.
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Providence
R. I
Joshua Truman Dodge
William E. Dodge
Bay of Block Island
Arthur L. Brown
Dodge Brothers
Provis Ron
Brown
United States
Police Department of
Rhode Island
International Anti Malarial Congress Set for Rome
Rome August 1 AP The first international anti malaria congress will convene in Rome October 4 to 6 with delegates from Europe Americas India the British Dominions Japan Turkey and other nations. Expected American attendees include General Cumming of the US Public Health Service Colonel Russell of the Rockefeller Foundation Press Strong Bass Fricks Deeks Darling and doctors Hackett Thayer McCullum King and Barber.
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Rome
Europe
South America
India
British Dominions
Japan
Turkey
General Cumming
United States Public Health Board
Col. Russel
Rockefeller Foundation Press
Strong
Bass
Fricks
Deeks
Darling
Drs. Hackett
Thayer
McCullum
King and Barber
Bercot and Spug Myers Battle to Draw in Six Round Clash
In Hollywood on August 1 AP reports Dode Bercot of Seattle and Spug Myers of Poseyello fought a third draw in four meetings. Bercot dominated early rounds while Myers surged late, with ringside judges calling the bout a draw as Bercot appeared lighter than ideal and landed more blows in the middle rounds. Myers rallied in the fifth and tenth rounds, landing several left hooks to Bercot's chin.
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Hollywood
Calif
Dode Bercot
Seattle
Spug Myers
Poestello
Bercot
Myers
Stron
Bereot
Hereot
Wyoming Teapot Dome appeal filed to Eighth Circuit
The government filed a petition of appeal today in Cheyenne challenging the federal court decision on the Teapot Dome lease annulment suit. Judge T Blake Kennedy allowed the appeal to the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Cheyenne
Federal Court For Wyoming
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
T. Blake Kennedy
Idaho's Largest Newspaper Offers Bulk Extra Copies
Promo notes that extra copies of Idaho's largest newspaper are available if readers place orders promptly, highlighting limited surplus and immediate shipping.
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Idaho
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Ada County
Col. Bryan
Reclamation
Little Boy Bright
Ruhr
Spug
Troy Laundry
Logan Academy
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Margery E. Frink
Logan, Utah
Petersens
Daddy Long Legs
America
T. B. Smith Co
Atkin Floral
Schramm- Johnson Drug Store
Worel Floral
Boaden Kodak
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