Beards as a Bold Rebellion Against Somber Male Fashion
A columnist responds to Veritas urging men to alter rigid dress codes, proposing beards as a radical yet expressive departure. He asserts beards would mark courage and defiance, noting social trends, and mocks polo mints of current style while favoring a return to traditional facial hair.
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Mister Veritas
Veritas
London
Grandfather
Inur
Dr. Leavitt
Chauncey Depew
Judge Clancy
New York
Dickens
Thackeray
Tam
Kipling
Clemenceau Hurt In Auto Wreck Near Nantes Paris
Clemenceau, French premier, was injured in an automobile accident on the Nantes Paris route. Surgeons sewed several stitches. he returned to his Paris home. His chauffeur sustained more serious injuries and remained in hospital.
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N-Laye
France
Clemenceau
Vance
Nantes-Paris
Paris
Germain
Investors Quiz Vigilante Motion Picture Company
Investors in the Vigilante Motion Picture corporation pressed questions about missing funds linked to Harold J. Binney a prominent promoter and actor. The faded project allegedly drew $85 000 to $50 000 in stock from several hundred investors and included claims of embezzlement. A jail arrest and fluctuating charges followed as the tale moved from Butte to Virginia City with ongoing confusion over the company’s finances and the fate of investor money.
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Motion Picture Corporation
Harold J. Binney
Butte
Binney
Vigliante Motion Picture Corporation
Sether
Sal
Kinney
Mnhey
Tunney
Ship C A Smith rough seas near Coos Bay harbor wreck
The steamer C A Smith carrying lumber struck rocks at the Coos Bay entrance and faced total loss. Seven of its 24 crew were rescued by Captain Jensen of the coast guard while others stayed aboard amid high seas. Coast guard and tug crews suffered injuries. first mate C N Prescott, 27, drowned after being swept overboard.
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Associated Press
Marshfield
Ore
C. A. Smith
Coos Bay Harbor
Jensen
Coast Guard
Cleone
Smith
V Tain T. Blomburg
C.N. Prescott
Coos Bay
Oregon
Prescott
Capong
Salvation Army clothing stock destroyed in Butte fire
A fire at the Salvation Army Industrial store on South Main Street in Butte destroyed hundreds of Christmas gifts and clothing valued around $8,000. Firemen battled dense smoke and flames threatening adjacent rooms above, with insurance reported. No one was in the store. residents in nearby Doyle block evacuated as the blaze prompted a long firefighting effort before being restrained.
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Butte
Salvation Army
South Main Street
Newark
Og House
South Main
Fred Armstrong
Cor. F
Doyle Block
Mercury
Armstrong
Thendustrial
D. 1
Doublebauer
Panama Oil Bunco Artist Man of Many Love Affairs
Authorities search for missing promoter Koretz alleged to have swindled friends with promotion schemes. Detectives trace luxury apartments across New York Chicago Hot Springs Springs Colorado Cities, noting multiple partners and alleged mistresses. Mary Koretz, wife of the missing promoter, among witnesses expected at bankruptcy hearing along with three brothers and several victims.
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Panama Oil
BUNCO
Panama
Ark
Colorado Springs
Colorado
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Kiarkowaski
Koreta
Klarkowski
Auerbach
Koretz
Mary Koretz
Parkin
Korets
Battle near Oregon regime supporters loom
Fragmented dispatch describes clashes near Mesico City and Puebla with government forces opposing rebels led by Gen Guadalupe Sanches. Reports claim Obregon may lead attacks as tensions rise on the eastern front. Dispatch notes discord within government lines and ongoing fighting as federal troops engage rebel positions around the capital region.
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Oregon
Tovernment
Mesico City
Guadalupe
Sanches
Puebla
New York Clergy Plan Heresy Trial of Fort Worth Rector
Reformist dispute erupts as Rev. Lee W. Heaton of Trinity Church Fort Worth Texas faces trial for alleged disbelief in the virgin birth of Christ. New York ministers assist, signaling a clash over orthodoxy and faith.
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Associatea Resu
New York
Lee W. Heaton
I Church of the Trinity
Fort Worth
Texas
Christ
Revision of Treaty Faces French Shimmy in Paris Talks
Paris dispatch reports France accepts Germany’s proposals with limits. Poincare says no delay in publishing reply and favors talks with Germany on Ruhr Rhine land issues while upholding reparations terms. Allies’ commissions remain empowered. Germany warned not to infringe prerogatives. Berlin notes a temporary respite with cold spell of unrest and fear of wider hunger if aid lags.
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Associated Press
Paris
Herr von Hoesch
Germany
France
Belgium
Ruhr
Rhineland
Poinare
Jugda
M. Poincare
Agri Commission
Cir
Inter Allied
Berlin
Sng
Venable to Assume New Duties at Butte Chamber
The Butte Chamber of Commerce announces Venable will take over new duties today as secretary. A four year member, he is familiar with chamber work and will be assisted by Mary Gleeson who remains as assistant secretary.
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New York
Leighton Parks
St. Barth Episconal
Parks
Pranan
Venable
Chamber
Rotary
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Mary Gleeson
Soft Drink Brawl Ends With Shooting at Park Street
Constantine Schultz is dangerously wounded at St James hospital after a shooting at 126 East Park Street yesterday. Mike O'Donnell is in county jail after saying Schultz attacked him from behind the bar. Four shots from a .38 revolver hit Schultz in the left arm and abdomen. Authorities report Schultz and O'Donnell were friends and the incident occurred about 1am. Continued on Page 2.
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Constantine
Ermany
Schultz Fs
St. James Hospital
Mike O'Donnell
East Park Street
Kidde O'Donnell
O'Donnell
Maryland Avenue
Schultz
J. Shanley
Mellon Proposes Detailed Tax Reduction Plan
Secretary Mellon has finalized a bold revenue act revision and sent it to the House Ways and Means Committee. The plan aims for an 18 percent income tax cut on incomes over 4,000 with further 2 26 percent relief on earned incomes, and a graduated rate structure up to 25 percent at high incomes.
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Associated Pres
Washington
Mellon
House
Ways and Means
Treasury
The
Green
Committee
Two Army Flyers Plunge to Death at Clover Field
Santa Monica Calif Dec 18 Two Army air reserve officers William P D Fowler 26 and Harvey Lightfoot 28 were killed when their night training plane crashed from about 400 feet Fowler a cautious pilot with around 200 hours of flight time and Lightfoot a sergeant were executing a practice turn before landing in full view of reserve aviators and spectators. The accident halted the day’s program but the evening clash proceeded as planned.
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Associated Press
Santa Monica
Calif
William PD. Fowler
Harvey Lightfoot
Leutenant
Clover Field
C. Moseley
Fowler
Lightfoot
Senate insurgents push Smith or compromise for chair
Republican insurgents in Washington press for a Smith or compromise plan to break the deadlock over the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee chair. They threaten to withhold support from Cummins and may rally behind Howell of Nebraska or Cousens of Michigan if the organization balks, a move backed by La Follette and viewed as a test of party unity.
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Washington
Dec
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Smith
South Carolina
Senate
Cummins
Cumming
Howell
BFW
Cousens
Bruceland
Henator
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George, M. Reynolds
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