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July 27, 1925

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APOPLEXY CAUSES HIS DEATH.; Had Said He 'Never Felt Better' on His Return From Church.

By Special to The New York Times

DAYTON, Tenn., July 26. -- William Jennings Bryan died suddenly of heart disease while he slept this afternoon at the residence of Richard Rodgers here.

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BRYAN IS EULOGIZED, EVEN BY OPPONENTS; Leaders of Varying Political and Religious Beliefs Join in Tributes. HONORED FOR SINCERITY Governor Smith, Mayor Hylan and John W. Davis Among Many Praising Him. BRYAN IS EULOGIZED, EVEN BY OPPONENTS

By Unknown Author

Tribute

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LARGE EFFECT IN POLITICS; Democrats Divided as to How Bryan's Death Touches Party.

By Richard V. Oulahan

Comment on W J Bryan's death

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INQUIRY THREATENS PUBLIC LAND SCANDAL; Senate Committee Will Begin Delving Soon Into Alleged Maladministration. WIDESPREAD CHARGES MADE Allegations Against Park Service and Forestry Bureau to Have Full Airing. INQUIRY THREATENS PUBLIC LAND BUREAU

By Special to The New York Times

Sen Com will investigate charges of maladministration of public lands

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Abd-el-Krim Offers to Parley.; ABD-EL-KRIM OFFERS TO NEGOTIATE PEACE

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Abd-el-Krim offers to negotiate peace on condidition of independence of the Riff, asks that parley be held in Tangier; Petain expected back in Paris; outlines of Franco-Spanish accord and war plans

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