The central figure of this event had planned to work as a Ford salesman during the time of this event, and told reporter William Hutchinson that "I was doing something else" the day he was alleged to have violated the Butler Act.
One argument during this event concerned whether the length of a word on a ten-foot-long sign measured one and a half feet long or merely one foot long. The central figure of this event had planned to work as a Ford salesman during the time of this event, and told reporter William Hutchinson that "I was doing something else" the day he was alleged to have violated the Butler Act. H.L. Mencken claimed that "we killed the son of a bitch" upon learning of William Jennings Bryan's death following this event, which he presumed was due to the constant harassment from defense attorney Clarence Darrow. For 10 points, name this 1925 case in which a Dayton, Tennessee schoolteacher was accused of teaching evolution.
One argument during this event concerned whether the length of a word on a ten-foot-long sign measured one and a half feet long or merely one foot long.
{Scopes Monkey} Trial [or State of Tennessee v. Scopes; or Scopes v. State of Tennessee]