Hills of Human Help in Idaho Graduation Address
Dean Edward Ellery of Union College argues leveling forces threaten intellectual progress and individual initiative. He cites socialism bolshevism and labor unions as leveling perils and warns democracy faces similar dangers while urging pursuit of the ideal through struggle and restlessness.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Idaho
Edward Ellery
Union College
Schenectady
N. Y
University of Idaho
Ford Production Reaches Six Million Ford Vehicles
The six millionth Model T Ford rolled out of the Detroit factory on May 18 1922. Since 1908 Ford has delivered 5 617 056 units to U S buyers, with 4 478 248 still in daily service. Ohio leads in in-use vehicles followed by Illinois Pennsylvania Texas and Michigan. With each car averaging 5000 miles per year the fleet would total 25 billion miles, about a million world trips.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
United States
Ohio
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Texas
Michigan
New York
Iowa
California
State College to Run Summer Session in 1922
Montana State College will open its 1922 summer session on June 19 and run to September 1. The program covers teachers, college students, county superintendents, rural leaders, extension workers, disabled veterans and rural school principals with courses in agriculture, engineering, arts, sciences, home economics, education, and more. Students enrolling June 19 may earn six quarter credits and receive a possible state refund for travel costs exceeding five dollars.
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Montana State College
Montana
State College
Grand Army to Conduct Funeral for Civil War Veteran
Funeral services for Joseph M. Johnson, Civil War veteran, who died aboard a train near Homestake, will be held at 8 tonight at Walsh chapel under Grand Army and Woman's Relief corps auspices. Remains to be sent to Monett, Missouri, with widow and daughter. daughter recently arrived from Lewiston Idaho. Johnson, a retired planter, and his wife were traveling to visit their daughter when he was stricken.
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Joseph M. Johnson
Homestake
Walsh Chapel
Grand Army and Woman's Relief Corps
Johnson
Monett
Lewiston
Idaho
Revival Week Opens With Behold My Wife at Rialto
The Rialto theater revival week drew enthusiastic crowds for Behold My Wife as the first feature. Mae Murray stars in On With the Dance today with a second viewing likely for fans. The film follows a New York life tale of a diligent husband outmatched by a carefree wife who seeks luxury and pleasure. The Miracle Man will headline tomorrow as critics hail it as the world’s greatest picture.
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Rialto Theater
Mae Murray
New York
Mr. Fitsmaurice
Veterans Hospital Open to Inspection at Fort Walla Walla
The new United States veterans hospital at Fort Walla Walla opened to inspection by the Red Cross. About 88 patients occupy private sections, with public access restricted. The rebuilt and new facilities total about 450000 dollars, capacity around 250, and a seven-doctor staff is needed.
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Walla
Wash
United States Veterans’ Hospital
Fort Walla Walla
Red Cross
Louise Lovely to Star in Two Day Theater and Film Shows
Manager Lynn presents Louise Lovely in two June performances at Butte with her company. She appears in Their Wedding Night with Wilton Welch and in A Day at the Studio showing how movies are made alongside Life's Greatest Question. Children join matinee scenes and local audiences see a star test her screen potential.
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Lynn
Louise Lovely
Miss Lovely
Wilton Welch
Misa Lovely
Miss Lovaly
Mise Lovely
Bandit Found Guilty in Post Office Robbery Case
Placido Silvas, one of eight bandits who raided the Ruby Arizona post office last August and killed Postmaster Frank J. Pearson and his wife, was found guilty of murder by a superior court jury in Nogales Arizona. The jury fixed the punishment at life imprisonment after about three hours of deliberation on three ballots.
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Nogales
Ariz
Placido Silvas
Frank J. Pearson
Lfe
Abraham Lincoln to Play at Broadway Theater Two Nights
William Harris Jr presents John Drinkwater's Abraham Lincoln with Frank McGlynn on June 6 and 7 at the Broadway theater. The production, first staged in England, features a human portrait of Lincoln and is praised for its dramatic form, settings, and strong entertainment value.
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William Harris Jr
John Drinkwater
Abraham Lincoln
Frank McGlynn
Broadway
New York
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Birmingham
England
London
Drinkwater
Lincoln
Harris
Frank Meglynn
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