Archbold Memorial Hospital Begins Full Operation
Archbold Memorial Hospital is now in actual operation transferring all cases from City Hospital. The first patient, Mrs. E. H. Smith, entered last Friday with medical, surgical, and colored-hospital transfers completed. Colonel Bevans, director, leads a full staff including Miss Maud Miller as chief nurse and Miss Elsie Wells overseeing dietetics. staffing and training programs underway.
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Col. Bevans
John D. Archbold Memorial ‘Hospital
City Hospital
E. H. Smith
Bevans
Colonel Bevans
Wisconsin
Illinois
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
University of Edinburgh
Scotland
Northwestern University
Chicago
Ill
Decatur
Bold Memorial Hospital
Thomasvillen
Bevana
Mises Maud Miller
Maud Miller
Annie Mills Archbold Memorial Hospital
South Carolina
Spartan Academy
Wofford College
Oglethorpe Sanitarum
Savannah
Thomasville
Elsie Wells
Department of Dietetics
Farina
Dayton Awaits Beginning of Evolution Trial Week
Dayton Tennessee buzzes as tourists and reporters flood in for next Friday start of the Scopes evolution trial. Merchants hotels garages and citizens anticipate a burst of activity with concessions lining Market Street and furniture deliveries for new arrivals to occupy long vacant homes.
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The
Associated Press
Dayton, Tenn
Dayton
Market Street
Court House
Scopes Case Set For Dayon Court Friday After Ruling
Refusal of Judge Gore to issue a federal restraining order brought John T Scopes to Dayton Rhea County Circuit Court on Friday to answer the Tennessee statute banning teaching evolution in public schools John R Neal leading counsel predicted the case would reach the U S Supreme Court after any petition denial and said he would ask Judge Xen Hicks Eastern Tennessee at Chattanooga for a federal order while noting Judge Hicks is presiding in Detroit and that the Dayton session would proceed as scheduled.
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Tenn
John J. Gore
John T. Scopes
Rhea County
Dayton
Tennessee
John R. Neal
Scopes
Supreme Court of the United States
Xen Hicks
Chattanooga
Neal
Hicks
Detroit
Georgia hazing bill seeks school and college ban
Representatives Smith and McElvey expect an early committee hearing on a bill prohibiting hazing in Georgia public schools and colleges. The act defines hazing as annoying students with abusive tricks and requires a copy of the act be displayed in every eligible school or college.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Smith
Grady
McElvey
Mitchell
Precious objects stolen from Vatican treasury recovered
Rome July 7 The police returned to the Vatican precious objects stolen Friday night from St Peters Treasury. The articles were recovered after the arrest of Mariano Stella a former shoe maker believed to be responsible for the theft and its planning.
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St. Peters
Associated Presa
Rome
Italy
Vatican
Mariano Stella
Plat
Earthquake Lasting Nearly An Hour Reported
Washington July 7 an earthquake lasting nearly an hour was recorded today by Georgetown University seismographs Father Tondorf described the shock as very pronounced and estimated that it centered two thousand miles from Washington.
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Associated Cross
Washington D. C
Georgetown University
Father Tondorf
Washington
Pola Negri Fined to Regain Seized Jewelry
The actress must pay 57000 dollars to recover two diamond and emerald bracelets and a diamond ring not declared after a May return from Europe. Inspectors also found sixteen bottles of wine in her trunks, fined at five dollars per bottle, and assessed the jewelry value at 47000 dollars.
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the Associated Press
New York
Pola Negri
Screen Star
Mne
French Checks to Rif Leaders Ease Moroccan Front
Paris July 1 French forces in Morocco delivered sharp checks to the Riffian invaders in the Taza region. Intelligence indicates these reverses have steadied Riffan leaders and tribesmen wavering in allegiance to the French. Ab del Krim's followers are said to have weakened.
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Associated Press
Paris
Morocco
Taza
Abdel Krim
Marine officer in Atlanta dies from pistol wound
Sergeant Lewis F. Johnson of the United States Marine recruiting office in Atlanta died in a local hospital from a self inflected pistol wound. He had served fourteen years and planned to retire on half pay in two years, having been distressed over financial problems.
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Lewis F. Johnson
Associated Press
Atlanta
United States Marine Recruiting Office
Johnson
Marine Service
Churchmen Approve Plan for China Conference
The Federal Council of Churches commission on international justice and goodwill urged speedy plans for a Washington conference on China. They expressed deep gratification at the State Department's openness to meet with other powers to frame a new policy toward China.
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Conference of Power
Federal Council of Churches
Washington, D. C
Washington
China
Kellogg
Commission On International Justice and Good Will
Commission
Knife attack kills wife and child in Minneapolis
Ernest Franzen attacked his sleeping family with a knife in Minneapolis on July 7, fatally slaying his wife and one child while four other children fled in night clothes. He then killed himself, leaving four injured and shouting for help.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Ernest Franzen
President Coolidge backs across the board tax cuts
Swampscott Mass July 7 President Coolidge urges a general tax reduction across incomes while leaving bill drafting to the House Ways and Means Committee and Treasury. He favors cutting the maximum surtax to at least 25 percent or even as low as 12 percent, and advocates greatly reducing or wiping out the inheritance tax.
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Associated Press
Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Rlief
Icebergs Abound in Polar Regions on MacMillan Voyage
The MacMillan Arctic expedition reports many icebergs along its voyage from Battle Harbor to Hopedale Labrador. A Peary message to the Navy Department describes miles of loose ice cakes covering the route and emphasizes the perilous icy conditions faced.
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Labraor
Washington, D. C
Battle Harbor
Hopedale
Labrador
Navy Department
Peary
Czecho Slovakia to enter talks on reconstruction debt
Washington reports Czecho-Slovakia will soon announce readiness to begin immediate conferences with the United States to settle its reconstruction debt. The disputed amount totals about eighty million dollars, plus roughly eleven million dollars for American transport expenses from Siberia in 1919.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Italy
State Department
Czecho-Slovakia
United States
Siberia
Czecho- Slovakia
Debt Commission Sets Meeting Windows With Debtor Nations
The American Debt Commission outlined a schedule for talks with debtor countries. The Treasury will negotiate with Belgium between August 5 and 16 with under two weeks to finalize funding, while a Paris delegation could meet before or after those dates. Ambassador Daeschner of France was noted in the dispatch.
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Washington, D. C
American Debt Commission
Treasury
Paris
Daeschner
France
Microscore Proves Evolution Theory In Animal Life
Baltimore July 7 A Johns Hopkins University report by Dr Herbert Jennings asserts direct observation of evolution in living things. Jennings claims to have watched evolution occurring under the microscope, linking changes in rocks and plant and animal structures to ongoing biological transformation.
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John Hopkins University
The
Associated Press
Baltimore
Herbert Jennings
Jennings
Hijackers Kill and Wound Officers in California
In Salinas California July 7 hijackers moving inland from the shore clashed with civil authorities. One person was killed and two officers wounded prompting cavalry patrols from Monterey and the Presidio and a coast guard cutter deployment to seal the coast. A posse encountered the hijackers on a road and were ordered to shoot they fired from all sides.
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California
Salinas
Coast Guard
Associated Press
Cal
Monterey
Presidio
Chattanooga Editor Elected President of Southern Publishers
Walter C. Johnson of the Chattanooga News was nominated to serve as President of the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association for the coming year. He had long served as secretary and treasurer of the group.
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Chattanooga
Southern Publishers
Associated Press
Asheville
N. C
Walter C. Johnson
The
Chattanooga News
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Association
Walker Favors tax reform and education bond plan
Governor Walker proposed combining classification and income taxes as the sole method for Georgia tax relief and a bond issue of ten to fifteen million dollars for educational purposes. He spoke before a joint session of the General Assembly in Atlanta on July 7, reviewing tax history and reforms to justify the plan.
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Senate
Associated Preas
Atlanta
Georgia
Walker
General Assembly
Boykin
Bond proposal for seventy million road issue in Georgia
In Atlanta on July 7 Representative Wood of Spalding County introduced a House bill proposing a constitutional amendment to permit a seventy million dollar road bond issue. The measure aims to authorize the bond sale for road construction.
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Atlanta
Representative Wood
Spalding County
House introduces measures to reshape highway department
In Atlanta on July 7 the House began consideration of two highway department reform bills and a governor Walker message urging state action. The items promise sweeping changes to department structure and operations with details continued on page Hight.
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Atlanta
Highway Department
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