Standari. ding Daily Newspaper Butte Office and subscriptions
A garbled excerpt from the Daily Standard or Sunday Standard describes offices in Butte Anaconda and Philipsburg with subscription rates of one month three months six months and one year. The text then shifts to a report quoting Mr. Allen on a co-educational cruise aboard the Ryndam, noting minimal misconduct among 400 boys and 50 girls, with issues limited to shore lapses and in-port misunderstandings with natives. He argues coed travel fosters an international outlook and discipline aboard ship improves study habits.
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Butte
Anaronda
Deeray Roseman and
Philipsburg
Ryndam
Allen
Mr. Allen
College Inns
Captain Nungesser and the French airman’s daring legacy
Americans grasp the disappointment over Captain Nungesser and Captain Coli failing their transatlantic flight. The piece honors Nungesser as a national and American hero, notes false arrival reports, and places him among aviation legends who faced death with unflinching resolve.
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Nungesser
Coli
America
Franc
New Foundland
Nunnly
New York
Paris
Langley
Alcock
Langhorn
Rodgers
Cergesser
Big Bill Thompson Faces City Hall Shake-Up In Chicago
A restless bid for reform surrounds Mayor Thompson with Go-Get-Em Mike Hughes vowing to purge crooks within 90 days. Detectives threaten sweeping arrests, while rivals Bathhouse John and Hinky Dink rally against the mayor. Political tensions and ward loyalties color the turmoil as the city awaits outcomes.
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Big Bill Thompson
Mike Hughes
Hughes
Chicago
Mike
Big Bill
Hinky Dink
Bathhouse
John Ise
John
Kenna
Thompson
King George
Radio Listings Across Major Markets Tonight
A dense schedule outlines tonight's broadcasts from WCCO in Minneapolis WEAF in New York WDAP in Kansas City WHO in Des Moines WOW in Omaha KOA in Denver KFT in Los Angeles KFOA in Seattle KGO in Oakland and KPO in San Francisco. Programs include orchestras, dance bands, student music recitals, and hourlong features with times and stations noted.
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WCCO
Minneapourne
Paul
WEAF
WDAP
Kansas City
School of the Alley Nighthawk
Fecile
Dex Mones
WOW
Omaha
P.m
George Johnson
Francis Potter
Burnshams Rhythm Kings
KFT
Los Angeles
Unie Normity
Iifornia
Futt
Tonn
Ares
KFOA
Seattle
KEWD
Hollywood
Cal
A-Tom
Oakland
Frolten
KGO
Stanshan Rem
Lathe Symiares
Ore Port Bom
P. Ma
Varsity Four
KPO
San Francisco
States
Rudy Seiger
Horoscope for Thursday May 12 192
Astrology notes a brighter afternoon for banking and investments while mornings remain cautious. Romance may face delays and commerce, real estate, farming, and clothing markets are forecast to improve with shifting conditions. Global locales such as Ottawa Paris Rome and Warsaw are touched by planetary aspects.
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Ottawa
Canada
San Antonio
Texan
Paris
Rome
Belgrade
Warsaw
Healthy Diet Advice From Digest Chapter
The article offers a six to twelve point guide on simple meals with minimal variety, warning against overeating and hunger misreadings. It prescribes three meals daily, advises against eating when tired, and recommends drinking water between meals. It stresses limiting concentrated foods, adding roughage, and cautious protein intake paired with exercise. It promotes reducing starches and sugars and tailoring diets to individual health.
Butte Friends To Share In Refund
The decision postpones until today as Justice Peters rules the Free State claimant no legal successor to the Irish Republic. About $6,000,000 raised in the United States for the Arch republic bonds, largely small gifts, will be refunded to subscribers after expenses. In Silver Bow county an estimated 3,500 to 4,000 residents contributed, with women among many subscribers. a meeting will organize to present claims.
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de Valera
Michaein
Trish Free State
Maren
Justice Peters
Free State
Arleh
Butte
Harrington
Trea
Uri Fade
Silver Bow County
Bond Holters
Perm
Putte
Eish Republic
Dudge J.J. Lynch
Woman Foreman Leads Jury in Van Sickle Murder Verdict
In Newton New Jersey on May 11 a five men and two women jury found Frank Van Sickle guilty of first degree murder in the case involving his cousin Mrs Edward Raser. Justice Black sentenced him to state prison and the verdict was read by Mrs Ethel Pue the first woman to preside over a murder trial jury in the state.
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Supreme Court
Ethel Ae Pue
Newton
New Jersey
van Sickle
Filipino Feast Provokes U S Congressmen Criticism
At Manila Bay on May 11 a dinner for visiting U S congressmen sparked debate on Philippines policy. Representative John W. Carew left early in disgust, while Senator Burton Wheeler condemned host Governor Gilmore for turning a social event into political controversy. He urged Americans to study independence and the U S Constitution.
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Associated Press
Manila Bay
United States
John W. Carew Democrat
New York
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Govenor
Eugene A. Gilmore
Philippines
Gilmore
Cpl
George T. Langhorne
Wood
Capt
H. J. Heath
American Chamber of Commerce
Wheeler
Jefferson
De Autremont Granted New Trial After Mistrial
Circuit Judge Thomas declared a mistrial in the Hugh de Autremont murder case connected to the 1923 Siskiyou mountain train holdup. The ruling followed the death of juror H. W. Dunham, 63, delaying retrial for months likely into fall.
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Thomas
Hugh de Autremont
Charles O. Johnson
Siskiyou Mountain
W. Dunham
Hans de Autremont
Strangler Strikes East Philadelphia Woman
A man described as the Strangler attacked Mrs Ethel Wiegand in her kitchen injuring her severely. He entered the home without knocking, choked her, struck her, and bound her with a cloth before fleeing as her son returned from school. The incident follows a prior killing attributed to the Strangler.
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Philadelphia
William McConnell
Ethel Wiegand
Douglas Fairbanks Stirs Studio Fire Rescue
Hollywood May 11 Douglas Fairbanks Jr and Herbert Brenos rushed to help stifle a fire in the United Artists Studio caused by a gas heater explosion. Fairbanks climbed to the roof and used a hatchet to battle flames while others fought ground fires before regular fire crews arrived. He had been in his dressing room moments earlier and was summoned by a telephone call.
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Hollywood
Cal
Douglas Pairbanks
Iis
Douglas Jr
Herbert Brenos
United Artists
Fairbanks
Montana high school declamatory contest entries listed by schools
Nearly sixty Montana students entered in the declamatory preliminaries set for Thursday at 3:30 AM with fifty nine girls and twenty boys. The list includes numerous named titles and participants across counties, schools, and towns, highlighting The Girls' Declamatory Contest lineup and a broad array of selected pieces from classic and contemporary authors.
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Montana
Poplar Bluffs Death Toll Reaches 101 After Tornado
After two days of suffering and a tornado that wrecked the business district, Poplar Bluffs Missouri began burying its dead. Ten funerals were held with many more planned. The known dead rose to 101 with seriously injured near the hundred mark as hope waned for survivors.
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Poplar Bluffs
Barrymore Shines in Don Juan at Broadway Theater
John Barrymore elevates film romance in Don Juan at the Broadway amid Renaissance splendor. Supported by Mary Astor Estelle Taylor Helene Costello Phys Haver Montagu Love and Warner Brothers’ lavish production, the spectacle earns praise for superb screen and stage presence.
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John Barrymore
Paine
Rat
Doubta
Bea Brummel
Don
Suan
Barrymore
Mary] Astor
Estelle Taylor
Helene Costello
Phys Haver
Montagu Love
Winer Oland
Warner Brothers
Grosiand
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Henry J. Allen
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College of Journalism
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Margaret Mr. Merrill
Vernon Hover
Antelope
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Delmar Leeson
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Telham
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Grant Kelleher
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