Large Dayton Sunday crowd lacks an orator
Dayton Tenn July 20 A large crowd gathered on the courthouse lawn and in front of the band stand but no speaker filled the platform. Visiting evangelists led services as Bryan drove to Pikeville to address Tennessee and other prosecution members. Defense counsel prepared lengthy scientific testimony for the record as stenographers worked to finish statements for court opening tomorrow. Clarence Darrow toured Chattanooga to lecture while his associates stayed to advance defense remarks.
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Dayton
Tenn
Court ‘House
William Jennings Bryan
Pikeville
Tennessee
Clarence Darrow
Wnte
Chattanooga
Arthur Garfield Hays
Bryan Defends Anti Evolution Law in Pikeville Meeting
William J. Bryan spoke to Sequoohatchie valley residents in Pikeville Tennessee defending the anti evolution law and Tennessean culture. He attacked atheists and agnostics and urged prayer and belief in God to protect children from alleged secular threats. The audience greeted his remarks with enthusiasm in the outdoor amphitheater.
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Bryan
Pikeville
Cardinal Begin Died at Quebec Primate of Canada
Cardinal Begin, 85, primate of the Catholic Church in Canada, died after a two week illness in Quebec. He laid the corner stone of a new church, then suffered uremia and paralysis before passing away. He will lie in state at the archbishop's palace chapel and be buried in the Quebec archdiocese crypt. His life rose from a Levis farm to the Sacred College, notable for parish visits, strict discipline, and opposition to modern dancing and jazz.
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Quebec
Cardinal Begin
Canada
Archdiocese of
Carrie
Archbishop’s Palace
Louise Naire
Levis
Sacred College
Laval University
Montreal
Father Begin
Vatican
Chicoutimi
Cardinal Taschereau
Cyrene
America
College of Cardinals
Red Hat
Cardinal Begis
Pius X
Rome
Osservatore Romano
Charles Begin
Luse Paradis Begin
Sarosta
Levi
Innsbruck
Holy Land
Little Seminary
Grand Seminary
Laval Normal School
Turpentine and market notes from Savannah and Chicago trade
Turpentine firm pricing in Savannah ranges from 89¢ to 89⅔¢. Chicago and St Louis markets show wheat and corn movements with July prices and shifts. New Orleans cotton quotes by month. New York stocks and currencies firm, commodities mixed. Classifieds include a piano sale offer via P O Box 774.
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Savannah
Religious writer and Royal Society fellow noted mediator
The text recalls a figure involved in disputes who consistently secured settlements acceptable to both sides. He was a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada and authored multiple religious works.
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The
Royal Society of Canada
Quake Shocks Helena Montana in Morning Vibration
A distinct earthquake shook Helena Montana this morning. The tremor stopped a clock in a downtown business house but caused no reported damage.
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Montana
Associated Press
Helena
Mont
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