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Pres Coolidge confident agreement on Chinese policy will avert crisis; provisions of agreement

COOLIDGE CONFIDENT HIS CHINESE POLICY WILL AVERT CRISIS; He Believes Acceptance of It Will Convince China of Powers' Good Faith. WOULD HASTEN CONFERENCE President Regards Agreement on the Country's Customs Revenues as of First Importance. KELLOGG PUSHING PROGRAM Secretary Promptly Begins Laying Plans to Carry Out the President's Purpose. COOLIDGE CONFIDENT OF HIS CHINESE POLICY

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Army Retires 3 Sergeants With 89 Years of Service

Income Tax Payments Data Will Be Given to Press Sept. 1

H Worm dies from effects of 6 hrs' wandering in Cedar Swamp, N J, his brother-in-law, H Roehr, survives

Lost and Wading Six Hours in Jersey Swamp, Man Dies Exhausted by Heat and Thirst

Favors 8-hr day for employes of Standard Oil Co of N J

STANDARD OIL PUTS LABOR ON 8-HR. DAY; New Jersey Company Drops 12-Hour Schedule and Raises the Pay Scale.

HOBBY OF A HATTER MADE IT POSSIBLE TO SEE CANCER GERM; J.E. Barnard, in "Leisure" Moments Expert in Microscopy, Aided British Scientists. GYE GIVES CREDIT TO ROUS Says He and His Co-workers Have Followed Up Discoveries Made by American. SCIENTISTS HERE CAUTIOUS Point Out There Is Vast Difference Between Chicken Cancer and the Human Variety. HOBBY INDUCED CANCER RESEARCH

Bowdoin damages propeller, puts back to Hopdale

MacMillan Ship Bowdoin Damages Propeller And Puts Back to Hopedale to Refit a New One

DAYTON, Tenn., July 13. -- Rhea County's court room, the second largest in the State, a room sixty feet square and seating more than 300 persons, was filled again today at the second session of the case of the State of Tennessee vs. John Thomas Scopes for teaching evolution.  

CROWDS JAM COURT TO SEE CHAMPIONS; Fill Aisles, Windows and Doors to Hear Arguments and Watch Protagonists. NATIVES IN SUNDAY "BEST" Only the Judge, Malone and One Juror Have the Fortitude to Wear Their Coats. CROWDS JAM COURT TO SEE CHAMPIONS

FLOOD STILL BLOCKS QUEENSBORO TUBE; But Interborough Hopes to Restore Line for Early Rush This Morning. TWO OTHER MAINS BREAK One on Third Avenue Bursts Through Pavement -- Another Tears Hole in East 58th St. FLOOD STILL BLOCKS QUEENSBORO TUBE

Missing with $100,000 in furs stored with him, pawn tickets received by some patrons through mail

GET FORTUNE IN FURS IN THICKET OF POLICE; Burglars Raid Loft in Trade Centre Despite Special Squad and Patrols. STATION A BLOCK AWAY Bronx Storage Man and $100,000 Fur Coats Gone -- He Mails Back Pawn Tickets. GET FORTUNE IN FURS IN THICKET OF POLICE

Darrow denounces statute as unconstitutional and indictment as faulty

DECISION TODAY IS LIKELY; Judge Will Also Decide on Whether He Will Hear Scientists.

Justice Clarke of Appellate Div allows appeal; refusal of stay stops buses and functioning of Municipal Assembly; City counsel and opponents will go to Albany July 15 before Court of Appeals; real appeal will be put off until Sept; Nicholson says Craig must decide on salary increases

HOME RULE APPEAL BY CITY IS ALLOWED; STAY IS REFUSED; Justice Clarke Signs Order Permitting Case to Be Taken to Court of Appeals. JUDGMENT IN EFFECT NOW Counsel Go to Albany Tomorrow, but Hearing Will Be Delayed Until September. AWAIT MARSHALL'S RETURN Proceeding Bars Municipal Assembly From Further Functioning and Stops Municipal Bus Plane. ALLOWS HOME RULE APPEAL, DENIES STAY

List of scientists and ministers to aid Scopes

List of Scientists and Ministers to Aid Scopes If Evidence Is Admitted on Evolution and the Bible

Argument for State of Tenn in Scopes evolution trial

Argument by Clarence Darrow at Dayton Assailing Foes of Evolution; He Calls Tennessee Law an Attack on All Science and on Liberty of Conscience.

Attack on Prof G Salvemini following his release by Florence court

COURT IN FLORENCE FREES PROFESSOR; Gives Temporary Liberty to Salvernini, Accused of Vilifying the King. FASCISTI BRUISE ACCUSED Chase Him and Lawyers to Stores Until Regiment of Troops Restores Order.

EUROPE SEES TRIAL A HUGE JOKE ON US; Press Seizes the Opportunity to Take Revenge for Many Grievances Against America. NEWS IS IN GREAT DEMAND Orders Reach London From All the Continent, Even Russia, and From China and Japan.

Paroles hastened to relieve overcrowding and make room for more dry law offenders

Hasten Paroles in Crowded Federal Prisons To Make Room for More Dry Law Offenders

Says C Akeley's evolution pictures are a fraud

French Satirize the Case.

STREETS OF DAYTON DESERTED FOR SHADE; Concessionaires Fare Poorly as People Gather Under Trees to Hear Trial by Radio. SOME EVANGELISTS DEPART Peace and Good-Will Are Displayed After Sunday's Religious Turmoil.

Metropolitan Germanos of Sardis shorn of his hair and beard on day of new patriarch's election

SARDIS PRELATE SHORN OF HIS HAIR AND BEARD; Outrage Upon Metropolitan Germanos Occurs on Day of New Patriarch's Election.

Washington delays League of Nations inquiry on forced labor in Angola

WASHINGTON DELAYS LEAGUE SLAVE CASE; Failure to Answer Inquiry Prevents Action on Prof. Ross's Charges Against Portuguese. MUST NOW WAIT A YEAR Surprise Is Expressed at Geneva That No Answer Has Been Received to League's Message.

July 14, 1925

Headlines from July 14, 1925

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Army Retires 3 Sergeants With 89 Years of Service

Income Tax Payments Data Will Be Given to Press Sept. 1

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