New Texas Technical College Plans Open Doors Soon
Lubbock announces a bold plan for a public higher education institution on 2000 acres with initial funding of 1 million dollars. President P W Horn proposes to exclude Greek fraternities, end freshman hazing, dismissals for poor grades, and to build a democratic, inclusive campus with no social class barriers.
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Lubbock
Tex
Plains of
Feat Texas
College-That
Texas Technological College
P. W. Horn
Horn
America
British Firms Win $17.5 Million Australian Naval Contracts
London reports contracts totaling 17.5 million dollars awarded to British firms for Australia’s naval build up. The package includes two 10,000 ton cruisers and two submarines under the Australian government program.
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London
Germany Sees Promising Harvest Prospects in 1925
Berlin reports from officials in Prussia and across Germany forecast a record crop for 1925 with prospects as favorable as in 1913. Experts say the outlook has not been better for decades.
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Berlin
Germany
Prussia
Scientists Seek Cancer Cause Via New Methods
The Lancet reports on studies by Dr. William E. Gye and Dr. J. E. Barnard proposing that cancer and other diseases may be traced to specific organisms or viruses. New techniques could apply to many illnesses, with Rous and Goley noted as influential figures in early cancer theory.
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London
William E. Gye
J. E. Barnard
Lancet
Inus
Gye-Barnard
Peyton Rous
Rockefeller Institute
New York
Rous
William Bradley Goley
Gye and
Barnard
French Loan To Absorb Debt In France Finance Push
Paris reports that a gold coupon loan aimed at absorbing national debt will be issued Monday. Financial experts largely favor the move, though some worry the loan could strain the stock market. Government advisers say converting defense bonds into a perpetual loan won’t affect money markets, while capital exodus remains the greater risk to financing.
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Paris
France
Finance Ministry
Mrs. Rebecca Jenks Dies at 84 in Spokane
Spokane widow Rebecca Jenks 84 mother of Mrs. C. E. Arney of Spokane and Mrs. Tom Terrell of Pocatello died last Saturday. She had lived in Spokane since 1888 and is survived by her husband a son E. W. Jenks and two daughters.
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Rebecca Jenks
C. E. Arney
Spokane
Tom Terrell
Pocatello
E. W. Jenks
Arney
Terrel
Chicago Gang Gunmen Kill Two in Enright Shadow War
In Chicago on July 18 two gunmen, James Vines and Joseph Grennada, died in a southside saloon shootout linked to long running political and gang conflicts in the Italian district. Vines formerly tied to Big Tim Murphy faced a prior Enright case and later won a Supreme Court new trial though not convicted.
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Chicago
James Vines
Mosey
Enright
Joseph
Joe’’ Grennada
Vinei
Big Tim'’ Murphy
Leavenworth
Races Turn Fatal as Auto Crashes Into Crowd
In Grand Forks North Dakota on July 18 an automobile driven by Ray Claypool of Chicago skidded through a fence and into spectators at the fair grounds. A dozen injured two critically include A Hi Bakke Emerado with legs broken and facial injuries and A B Ellingston Northwood with broken legs and crushed chest. Claypool sustained possible internal injuries and four others were hospitalized with broken legs. The driver attempted to avoid another car when the crash occurred.
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Grand Forks
N. J
Ray Claypool
Chicago
North Dakota Fair Grounds
A. Hi. Bakke
Emerado
Ellingston
Northwood
Claypool
Claypit
Sioux to confer chief title on Dawes and princess on Ross
Sioux delegates in Cheyenne announce plans to confer Charles G. Dawes as a chief and Governor Nellie T. Ross as a princess with tribal rites, pending their acceptance. The ceremony site and date to be set for their convenience. Ross is at Pole Mountain camp and Dawes arrives Thursday night. This marks a rare honor to pale faces by the Sioux.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Charles G. Dawes
Nellie T. Ross
Dawes
Ross
Wyoming National Guard
Pole Mountain Reservation
South Dakota Eyes Fresh Push in Gas Price Fight
Governor Carl Gunderson announced after a hastily convened state gasoline board meeting that South Dakota will renew efforts to cut gasoline prices, signaling a continued campaign into the near future.
Trade Union Executives Approve Broad Consolidation Plan
In London on July 17 the conference of trade union executives approved a plan for a pent consolidation alliance. It aims to unite millions of British workers including miners, malway men, engineers, ship builders and transport laborers.
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London
Execuives
Bits of China Day Parts and People
A historical snippet notes a twelve two hour period day in China and describes Chinese honesty. It cites China’s area at 4 225 000 square miles and population near 450 000 000. It mentions funerary ambitions and the rule to settle debts before the new year.
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Hina
China
Tribune urges readers to take it on summer trips
The notice promotes sending the Tribune ahead on vacations so readers can read local content wherever they travel. It emphasizes keeping in touch with home through mailed copies and changing address as needed, claiming the Tribune is a reliable companion on trips.
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Tribune
Uniren Sunday School Opens With Full Church Program
Sunday school begins at 9:45 with Mrs Jeninge as superintendent and services at 11. The day includes morning sermon on The Great Commission, evening sermon on The Christian Sabbath, special music, baptism, and a union meeting at Congregational church. Various groups meet through the week, with an annual Sunday school picnic planned and attendees urged to join. Max Donaldson James Latimer and Ralph Peterson returned from the Portland Christian endeavor convention July 4–10.
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Allen Chapel
Third Avenue
T. A. Patters
Jenninge
Great Commission
Allen Christian Endeavor League
Mack Johnson
Biches Hi. B. Parks
Mite Missionary Society
South Third Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Lewis Street
G. William Barnum
South
Mink Creek
Gurietian Endeavor Societies
Congregational Church
Max Donaldson
James Latimer
Ralph Peterson
International Christian Endeavor
Portland
Church Service At Commercial Hall On North Main Street
Sunday service scheduled at 11 a m in the Commercial Hall 124 North Main Street with a July 19 1935 date. Evening testimonies at 8 p m and special readings in the Cariaon building. reading room open Sundays 3 to 1 am in the St tei Boetees Panes area.
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North Main Street
Te Cariaon
Mars Warmer Than Supposed Says Slipher
Prescott Arizona July 18 AP Dr W M Slipher director of the Lowell Observatory said planetary astronomy nears accurate Mars measurements after observations from last year when Mars was nearest Earth He says Mars warmer with a denser atmosphere and supports the life theory The Coblenz radiometer aids temperature estimates while the canals regularity is noted as possible evidence of artificial origin
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Prescott
Ariz
W. M. Slipher
Lowell Observatory
Flagstaff
Mars
Earth
Slipher
Coblenz
Sslipher
Local church meeting at St. Joseph's Church
The meeting will be held in the local society at St. Joseph's Church located at 453 N. Hayed. Sunday services include first mass at 7:30 and second at 9:30, with weekday masses at 7:30 led by Rev. J. C. Dolan, Pastor.
Christian Church Sunday Schedule and Union Service
Sunday school starts at 10, preaching at 11 with Rev. P. R Simpson on the topic Ref reshing Shade for All. Junior C E at 4, Senior C E at 7, Union service at 8 o clock in the Congregational church with Rev. Anderson preaching.
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Uniren
Congregation Church
Christian Church
P. R Simpson
C. E
Congregational Church
Rev. Anderson
Brady to Speak on The Scopes Trial at Baptist Church
John L. Brady editor of The State Journal will preach at Sunday morning services and address The Scopes Trial. The article notes three major Chinese religions Confucianism Buddhism and Taoism and comments on the Chinese writing system and customs.
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John L. Brady
The
State Journal
Baptist Church
Brady
600 Punctures But in Full of Air
A puncture proof inner tube is unveiled in Chicago claimed to resist 600 punctures without air loss. The tube allegedly improves mileage over 12 1100 miles and costs no more than a standard tube. Interested readers are directed to Airlex Tube Co Dept 4610 K Sioux Falls SD for details.
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Chicago
Airlex Tube Co
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
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