Three Hundred Butte Shriners Leave for Portland
Three Hundred Butte Shriners depart for Portland to attend the convention. The entourage includes a noise making car with an electric calliope used for Montana advertising. Registered travelers for Portland span a long list of names, families, and towns, led by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Austin and many others from Henderson to Missoula.
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Butte Shriners
Montana
Bagdad
Portland
Charles Austin
R. R. Abbot
F. E. Amton
Tom Angell
C. H. Anderson
J. T. Backus
Miss Bennyhoff
Sam Baker
Cc. Bean
Bree
Dick Brimacomb
J. Boucher
H. W. Burton
Robert Brasier and Son
Tom Bilitho
Sam _ Boyd
Henderson
Mont
Miss Baird
Miss Bray
J. S. Hammond
Walter Hansen
James Head
William Herman
H. EE. Heath
A. A. Heikkila
H. E. Heinsch
W. T. Hugo
C. W. Huson
William Hocking
L. R. Kilberer
Miss Kline
H. R. Kilroy
F. J. Kline
H. J. Knowlton
A. Kinahan
J. Kenoffel
F. Lipps
J. B. Leggat
Lindland
E. B. Lindberg
W. F. Love
George Lavell
Geo. D. Lou
Shriners Pour Into Portland For Imperial Session
Portland hosts the annual imperial session as ShrIners arrive by special trains and in smaller groups. Imperial potentate D W Freeland Kendrick and the imperial divan arrive, greeted by Mayor George L Baker and a local committee. Shrine bands perform citywide while delegates take sight-seeing trips amid plans for 50 more trainloads tomorrow.
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Portland
Ore
D. W. Freeland Kendrick
Imperial Potentate
Imperial Divan
Spokane, Portland & Seattle
George L. Baker
Experienced YMC A chief calls for leaders in Butte
Boise announces an experienced YMCA A chief to head youth work with a 76,000 mile convoy service background. The piece details staff posts at Butte Y M C A including M A Clevett, George F. Cartee, Dr T E Winecoff, and Arthur B Whittredge, noting past roles in Ashland, Muscatine, Rock Island, Billings, Lynn, Pontiac and Morley and a 80 boy swimming class success.
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Butte
Mulcahy
Association
Ashland
M. A. Clevett
Muscatine
Iowa
Rock Island
Ill
Billings
Clevett
Columbia Gardens
George F. Cartee
T. E. Winecoff
Arthur B. Whittredge
Lynn
Mass
Pontiac
Mich
Morley
Col
Colorado Fuel and Iron Y. M. C. A
Whittredge
General Assembly
Boy Workers of the World
Blue Ridge
N. C
Chicago
Whites and Negroes in Vicious Warfare Claims Two Dead
Eyewitnesses describe a chaotic confrontation as parading black Americans and white spectators clash. The scene ended with a flag lit and stomped, shots fired, and two deaths, with police unsure of wounded counts.
Ambassadors Agree on German Disarmament Goal
Paris June 20 diplomats report the council of ambassadors has agreed on disarmament terms for Germany aligned with the inter allied military commission. A key decision sets the German army at a maximum of 100000 by July 10 under the Versailles treaty. A Boulogne heads of government meeting will hear the conclusions. Salt blocks used in Abyssinia mentioned as an aside.
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Paris
Council of Ambassadors
Germany
Boulogne
Stolen Car Wreck Injures Four Youths After High Speed Dash
Four youths, returning from a dance in a stolen car, leapt from the vehicle in a marshy creek area after the car plunged 20 feet on an S turn and rolled thrice. Tierney, badly injured, was rushed to St James hospital while Giorgivich aided victims and later helped police arrest two involved. The car owner, Giorgivich, recovered his vehicle and notified authorities. Tierney faced a tense night with hopes of hip injuries healing as investigators pursued the thefts.
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Tierney
Giorgivich
St. James’ Hospital
Young Woman Injured In Marsh Auto Accident
A young woman sustained a badly bruised and swollen eye after a late afternoon auto incident in the marsh. A wrecking crew moved the car to a repair shop for assessments and repairs.
Mrs Straus Donates Jewels to Noble Zionist Cause
New York June 20 Mrs Nathan Straus donated jewels worth 818500 to the Zionist Organization of America for medical and health services development in Palestine. Her husband added 100000 for a health and medical research department at Hebrew University of Jerusalem. The Strauses are traveling to Palestine. His action spurs similar gifts by Jewish women in England Poland and Palestine.
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New York
Nathan Straus
Zionist Organization of America
Palestine
Zionist Organization
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Straus
England
Poland
Bowdoin schooner to chart western Baffin coast in 1921
In a New England shipyard work has begun on the Bowdoin, an 87 foot auxiliary schooner to lead a six man expedition under Donald B. McMillan. The aim is to chart 1000 miles of unexplored coast along western Baffin land. The craft will use ironwood sheathing and thick insulation for ice endurance.
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New England
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Donald B. McMillan
Peary
North Pole
Baffin Land
Prehistoric Stones Reordered at Stonehenge
Stonehenge near Salisbury in Southern England is being set in order for the first time in its 3,000 to 4,000 year history. A single stone was straightened in 1901 but full overhauling was delayed by lack of funds. Popular Mechanics notes the ongoing restoration effort.
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Stonehenge
Salisbury
England
Popular Mechanics
Stonehenge Taken Into Government Ownership During War
The article notes Stonehenge is now government owned and describes wartime use of Salisbury Plain. It recalls a large permanent encampment with artillery ranges and subterranean mine experiments nearby. The vibrations affected a trilithon, causing a crosspiece to shift outward and threaten visitors.
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Stonehenge
Artilley
Salisbury Plain
Curbing Entries Aims To Focus High School Track Talent
A unanimous College Track Coaches Association resolution in Philadelphia seeks to curb high school athletes from competing in more than two events per meet. The rule aims to preserve prep athletes until college, when professional coaching can better develop them. The piece cites Willard Wells as an example of late blossoming at Stanford. Also notes Tokyo's phone count and demand.
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College Track Coaches’ Association
Philadelphia
Willard
Jess” Wells
Stanford University
Portland
Wells
Columbia Prep School
Minnesota Gubernatorial Primary Focus of Non-Partisan League
St Paul June 20 The national non-partisan league drives effort to capture republican nominations in Minnesota with six candidates for governor in a decisive race. Dr Henrik Shipstead Glenwood leads for non-partisans opposed by five, while seven Democratic hopefuls contend for governor including L C Hodgson mayor of St Paul and others from Minneapolis Foley St Peter Duluth and Benson.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Henrik Shipstead
Glenwood
J. A. O. Preus
L. C. Hodgson
Charles M.andrist
Minneapolis
Edward Indrehus
Foley
Robert W. Hargadine
Alfred Jaques
Duluth
Oliver J. Quane
St. Peter
Julius Thorson
Benson
Overalls Fad Spreads From Commons To Concert Stages
London dispatch reports a nationwide craze for wearing overalls. Violinist Miss Elsie Southgate performs in overalls costing $1.50 per pair. Her Guarnerius violin, valued at $19,000, was a gift from the Shah of Persia after a royal audience.
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London
House of Commons
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Stock Exchange
Elsie Southgate
England
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