Valentino Dies After Career That Shaped The Screen
Rudolph Valentino, renowned film idol and star of The Sheik, died in Los Angeles after a long illness tied to surgery and complications from peritonitis and pleurisy. Born in Castellaneta, Italy, he rose to fame in The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse and The Sheik, marrying multiple times and gaining worldwide celebrity.
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New York
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Valentino in Butte Beauty Contest Highlight
Three years ago Rudolph Valentino circulated in Butte during a court ban on his films, joining a nationwide beauty contest. In each city a winner was chosen to go to New York, with Valentino and his wife Fred Hudnut accompanying Miss Mary Fogarty from Butte on the trip and performing an exhibition dance.
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Catholics Crush Hopes for Peace
Continued from page one the episcopate says the situation remains unchanged with President Calles and that church services will not resume. The bishops insist a method must be found to instruct priests without sacrificing church rights and to avoid eroding liberty under laws pending amendment or repeal by Congress. Also noted is a salary cut for government workers in Jugosavia up to 30 percent due to spring flood losses.
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Remearoal Staged Tonight At Local Theater
Review notes a lively stage production with Rogers as a dancer, strong chorus, and solid performances by Hauswirth Rooney Anderson and others. Fans applaud the variety show format with scenes ranging from Old Songs to Black and White, Chinese, and Oriental dances, plus a well received camel gag.
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McPherson Case Jury Selection Opens in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on August 23 a jury was chosen to hear the case concerning the disappearance of Aimee Semple McPherson. Defense and prosecution clashed over juror selection and a ruling by Municipal Court Judge Daisy Stafford set procedures for evaluating prospective jurors. The trial adjourned as six women were questioned and four challenges were used by the defense.
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Montana dealers hear J McLaurin on service over profit
J McLaurin told Montana wholesalers that service matters more than profit, urging wholesalers to serve consumers by supplying diverse foods. He noted the national wholesale grocers group includes about 600 members, with 4,000 firms serving 400,000 retailers across the United States. The Montana trip will cover Idaho, Washington, Oregon and other Pacific states.
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NCH Flyer Sets EW Altitude Mark
Versailles France August 13 M Callizo reportedly broke the world altitude record reaching about 12 800 feet. The aviator earlier planned to build a 969 000 cubic meter gas plant in Switzerland and announced further ventures in aviation and gas projects.
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Labor leaders report factory conditions moderate at Coolidge talks
William Green and AFL executives inform President Coolidge the industrial picture shows reasonably satisfactory conditions in most trades. Some unemployment and pressure exist in textiles, coal, shoes, trucking, and hauling, with metal trades busier but building more active than a year ago. Overproduction and war-era output declines cited as dampening factors.
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Bond Holders May Bid For Railroad
Chicago August 23 Protesting bond holders in the receivership of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad prepare to bid cash if the road goes under the hammer. Edwin C. Jameson of the bond holders defense committee filed a brief before Federal Judge James H Wilkerson who will set the sale date. The protesting group represents $250 000 000 in bonds and opposes an early sale and trustees proposal to buy the road out. They ask postponement to marshal forces and weigh a sale delay.
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Anaconda News Reporter Roundup of Local Offenses
Andrew Murphy faced $25 in Judge Murphy's court after a spectacular crash at Park avenue and Oak street Saturday night. M. C. Fo of Stewart received a similar penalty for causing two other cars to crash on the same block Sunday morning. Both were charged with feckless driving. Mike Smith lost a $150 bond for failing to appear in police court after a nuisance charge in the 100 block of Main street. Reno forfeited $150 bond on a nuisance charge at 212 Main street, arrested August 20. Mike Burns and Hance Hopstal forfeited $10 bonds for drunkenness. Joe Purich was found not guilty of third degree assault against Napoleon Bucher in Justice Fitzgerald's Court. the alleged incident dated August 8.
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Pardon Board Grants Shorter Prison Terms Across Cases
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