Evolution trial crowds fill Rhea court in Dayton
In Dayton Tennessee on July 20 crowds packed the Rhea county court room for the Scopes evolution trial hearing. Attorney General Stewart and counsel were on hand as Judge Raulston prepared to open proceedings amid noise and a crowded foyer.
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Evolution Case May Come Before Idaho Convention
The Idaho State Editorial association plans a Friday and Saturday pastors convention at Payette Lakes Inn with registration for editors. An entertainment program includes lake rides, a picnic, banquet and dance. Sessions cover subjets on publishing business and supporting national editors while opposing certain actions.
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Evolution facts not in conflict in Scopes trial record
Dayton Tenn July 20 AP Kirtley Mather chairman of geology at Marvar University says evolutionary evidences do not disturb Christians. He argues science and religion can coexist and that the Bible is a religion text not a geology manual. He notes the mystery of when man gained an immortal soul and cites ongoing study.
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Mr. Mather
Men of Science
Evolutionist says changing world underpins science
Dayton, July 20 AP Professor Horatio Hackett Newman of the University of Chicago asserts evolution as the philosophy of change. He argues there is no middle ground between evolution and creation and cites anatomy, paleontology, and embryology as interlocking evidence supporting organic evolution over special creation.
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Pie Brokerage Firm Dean Ona tivia & Company Reopens
DEFUNCT FIRM REOPENS Chicago July 29 AP Dean Ona tivia & company the Pie broker age firm which went into bankruptcy last month but was rehabilitated through cooperation of creditors and customers reopened today Flowers filled the offices from customers and employees Jacob M Loeb chairman of the customers committee said there has been nothing like this in the history of finance The Chicago exchange was to vote today on reinstatement of the firm The receivers both in New York and Chicago were discharged when the firm was revived.
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Dean
Onativia & Company
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Jacob M. Loeb
Chicago Exchange
New York
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Cardinal Begin Lies In State At Quebec Palace
The body of Cardinal Begin archbishop of Quebec and primate of Canada lay in state today in the chapel of the Archbishop s palace awaiting burial in the palace crypt. At 85 the cardinal had shown fortitude amid a tramela attack suffered a week ago and will be buried near Saturday.
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Darwin and Evolution Discussed in Scopes Case
Dayton Tenn July 20 AP Evolution topic covered by Dr Winnerton C Curtis zoologist University of Missouri in Scopes case record. He divided evolution into cosmic geologic and organic aspects and reviewed Darwin work noting two key accomplishments natural selection and organic evolution as historical explanation. He argued no rival theory has fully replaced natural selection though its prominence wanes.
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University of Missouri
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Germany
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Woolen Company Sees Upturn Boosting Dividend Outlook
New York July 20 AP Operations at the American Woolen company are improving and the textile sector is advancing. Wall Street expects the full year preferred dividend of 4.3 million to be earned, supporting quarterly disbursements of 875 thousand. The last quarterly preferred dividend was paid from surplus, and 1924 year end profit and loss surplus stood at 22.13 million.
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American Woolen Company
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Borglum Vows North Carolina Memorial Backed by Funds
In Charlotte on July 20 AP Borglum, the sculptor ousted from Stone Mountain work, said his original concept a massive face on rock will be carried out in North Carolina. He stated he has not yet secured ample financial backing and seeks support for the project.
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Gutzon Borglum
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Grain exports for Whites States fall from prior week
Commerce department reports last week Whites States grain exports at 3.33 million bushels, down from 4.98 million. Wheat 846 thousand vs 1.74 million, rye 516 thousand vs 915 thousand, oats 491 thousand vs 1.27 million, corn 80 thousand vs 166 thousand, barley 1.898 million vs 249 thousand. Canadian exports through U.S. ports total 1.269 million, down from 1.637 million. North America flour exports 208 thousand barrels, down from 238 thousand.
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Commerce Department
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Hill Wins Decision in Orient Bantamweight Fight
Manila July 20 AP Johony Hill defeated Clever Boneso by decision after 12 rounds to claim the Orient bantamweight championship. Hill weighs 118 pounds to Boneso 116.
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Survivor of Duel Ends Own Life in California
The survivor of a duel, John Truden, was found dead today at Imcumba near Brawley California. A letter found with him claimed a pistol duel in the Imperial hills that killed H. Kirk a prominent Imperial businessman. The letter states the survivor agreed to die by his own hand.
France awaits rival offensive in Morocco Abd El Krim peace terms
Paris reports Premier Painleve told a cabinet meeting that Abd El Krim knows the peace terms offered by Franco Spanish agents and could begin negotiations immediately. France strengthens front lines as a new division moves to Taza amid Rif attacks. Marshal Petain to remain in Morocco as long as necessary.
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Riffian pressure eases near Fez as Abd El Krim calls for loyalists
In Fez Morocco on July 20 AP reports Riffian tribesmen relax pressure on central French lines aiding relief columns. Abd El Krim's propaganda endures in the rear despite Sultanate efforts. Main Riffian forces mass for a Fez maneuver while Marshal Petain visits to advise French commanders.
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President remits Boxer indemnity balance to United States
President Coolidge uses congressional authority granted in May 194 to remit the balance of 6,137,552 dollars due the United States from the Chinese government on Boxer indemnity payments. The action affects federal finances and Sino American wartime settlement accounts.
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U. S
Coolidge
Baseball Scores From Multiple Parks In A Busy Day
Major league games across New York Brooklyn Pittsburgh Boston Chicago Detroit and St Louis feature pitchers Rixey Hargrave and Ehmke against Boston and Chicago. Strong offense yields varied totals with several shutouts and fielding errors noted as teams chase early season wins.
Defense Chooses Bible Science Clash In Scopes Trial
Dayton Tenn July 20 AP defense attorneys for John T Scopes argue the Bible and science may be interpreted differently. They claim the Bible contains literal and figurative passages about soul and body and that science explains evolution, urging recognition of diverse biblical interpretations across scholars.
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Dayton, Tenn
John T. Scopes
Scopes Trial ends row with Darrow apology and photo
In Dayton Tennessee July 20 the Scopes trial crowd packed the courtroom as Clarence Darrow apologized and Judge Raulston accepted, ending a morning contempt incident. The two sides and officials posed for photos on the lawn as proceedings adjourned.
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Tenn
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John T. Scopes
Darrow
William Jennings Bryan
Stewart
Dudley Field Malone
Arthur G. Hayes
Good Fellowship
Earth tremor rattles Great Falls at 1:07 am
Great Falls Montana reported a light earth tremor at 1 07 am. Pedestrians did not feel it but people in buildings felt a light shaking. A separate morning report noted a downtown business house clock stopping at 10 08 am with no damage reported.
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Porale
Mont. Oul
Painted Knees as the Latest Beauty Trend in Chicago
At a Chicago beauty convention, experts promote painted pictures on bare knees as a new fad. Some designs are simple while others are elaborate including flowers, portraits, or landscapes. The piece notes Americans spend millions daily on cosmetics and rouge.
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Chicago
Ruthner
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