Deandi Jolly Flappers Show Opens With Lively Review
The Deandi Jolly Flappers, a twenty person company, opened their engagement here on Monday with strong performances. My Honolulu Sweetheart headlines today with new songs and gags, featuring Big Boy McBride as the comedian. McBride, formerly with the Lassies White Minstrel Company, headlines the show along with a full feature and comedy picture program.
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Deandi Jolly Flappers
Deandieres
Honolulu
Big Boy McBride
McBride
Lassies White Minstrel Company
America
Deandi
Senator La Follette at Home Sees Condition Deteriorate
Washington report says Senator Robert M. LaFollette of Wisconsin, ill at his home with bronchial asthma, has taken a turn for the worse though doctors and family say the situation is not alarming. Marbury notes a good night, slight lung congestion, and weakened heart from recent pneumonia and influenza attacks. Former Interior Secretary A. B. Fall posts bond in El Paso for Supreme Court appearance in D C on October 5 over Teapot Dome and Elk Hill oil lease charges.
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Associated Press
Washington
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
C. C. Marbury
A. B. Fall
Bond
EL Paso
Secretary of the Interior
U. S
A. J. W. Schmidt
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Teapot Dome
Elk Hill
Youngest girl tried in New York found guilty
17 year old Dorothy Perkins was convicted of first degree manslaughter for shooting her sweetheart Thomas Templeton. The verdict came at 11:59 after nearly three hours of jury deliberation. Judge McIntyre warned of the potential sentence of ten to twenty years and urged restraint until Monday for sentencing. Dorothy fainted when announced, revived with a muffled plea for her mother.
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Associated Press
New York
Dorothy Perkins
Dorothy
Thomas Templeton
McIntyre
Juros
Bandits Baby at Mission Theatre Promises Laughter
Fred Thompson stars in The Bandit's Baby at Mission Theatre on Friday a swift western comedy mixed with burlesque satire. Marion Jackson and Leete Renick Brown original story credits. Dell Andrews directs with an excellent supporting cast.
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Mission Theatre
Fred Thompson
Silver King
Silver
Bandit
Thompson
Marion Jackson
Leete Renick Brown
Dell Andrews
Devil Quemado
Ince
Rotary heads to be elected during today
At the Cleveland convention delegates nominated Donald A. Adams of New Haven and Paul H. King of Detroit for international president and seven directors. Ten candidates entered the director race as balloting set for tomorrow with results due Friday. The program highlighted service to crippled youth and good citizenship and urged Rotarians to shape the next generation.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Rotary International
Native Sons of
New England
Middle West
Donald A. Adams
New Haven
Conn
Paul H. King
Detroit
King
Clyde S. Webster
Raymond H. Snyder
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Edward Weeks
Binghampton
Adams
Harry Wasson
Los Angeles
William Thompson Elliott
Liverpool
Cathedral
England
Rotarians
Charles R. Gardner
Omaha
Neb
Hart I. Seely
Waverly
N. C
International Committee On Boys’ Work
Prenter Named Stone's Successor as B of L E Head
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy and floral offerings after the illness and death of Calvin Gene Jones. Thanks go to First Baptist and Polk Street Methodist churches, along with Mr. and Mrs R L Jones, R E Hammack, and Mr. and Mrs W F Wilson.
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Calvin Gene Jones
First Baptist
Polk Street
R. L. Jones
R. E. Hammack
W. F. Wilson
W. M. Rice Dies While Visiting in Oklahoma City
W M Rice former Amarilloan and head of Rice Construction Company in Dallas died yesterday morning in Oklahoma City. He had been ill for two weeks with a nervous breakdown while visiting his sister Mrs Johnson to recuperate. The family moving history includes Amarillo Groesbeck and Dallas. He was a notable contractor for schoolhouses and courthouses across the Panhandle and Plains and helped erect the Tyler Street School building and the Merchants Produce five story building in Amarillo. He was a Methodist and Mason and a Khiva Shrine Temple member.
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W. M. Rice
Methodist Church
Khiva Shrine
150000 Klansmen Parade Permit Granted in Washington
The District of Columbia commissioners approved a parade of 100000 to 150000 Ku Klux Klan members along Pennsylvania Avenue from the Capitol to the White House on August 8. The march will end with a religious ceremony at the Sylvan Theatre on the Washington grounds. Imperial Klansman L. G. Mueller, who provided a post office box, obtained the permit and set the participant count.
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Associated Treus
Washington
Ku Klux Klan
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
White House
Commissioners
District of Columbia
Sylvan Theatre
Death toll at 44 in DL and W wreck at Rockport Lag
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western special immigrant train wreck near Rockport Lag has a confirmed death toll of 44 with 28 bodies in Easton and others in Hackettstown Dover Morristown and Phillipsburg. Many injured remain in hospitals, and inquiries probe cause while relatives travel from Chicago to identify victims.
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Associated Preas
Justice of the Peace
E. J. Wilderick
Hackettstown
F. W. Cummings
Belvidere
William Fischer
Phillipsburg
Public Utilities Commission
Chicago
Germany
Wighty
Republic
Edwin Brunner
Chinese Mob Attacks Police in Shanghai Concession
In Shanghai the mob assaulted British policeman P. S. Gavin near the concession boundary after he tried to disperse a street meeting led by a student agitator. Gavin was hospitalized with a fractured skull as protests over W. W. MacKenzie’s slaying by snipers continue. Elsewhere, the city’s strikes and idle ships and factories persist with little other news.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Shanghai
China
W. W. MacKenzie
International Concession
P. S. Gavin
Gavin
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