Time and clocks spark state and city clashes over daylight saving
The piece notes Hartford New Haven and other cities resisting standard time in favor of summer or farmer time. governor Pinchot backs a Pennsylvania bill prohibiting municipalities from endorsing nonstandard hours. Friction also surfaces in Philadelphia Pittsburg and in France where officials abandon summer time, leaving citizens free to set clocks arbitrarily.
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New Haven
Bridgeport
Meriden
Waterbury
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
France
Chamber of Deputies
New York City Aims to Land National Convention
The New York World pushes to bring the Democratic National Convention to New York. Debates over central sites continue with St Louis or Cleveland favored by some, while San Francisco and Chicago remain contenders and money guarantees could sway committees.
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New York
New York City
Horatio Seymour
General Grant
South
Denver
San Francisco
Washington
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
New York Sun
Farm Blocs Clash Over Daylight Time Law
East coast farmers push to end daylight saving and Connecticut passes a strict statute. The measure fines any person or corporation displaying a wristwatch not set to standard time, with a $100 penalty, while a Senate compromise limits enforcement. The dispute highlights rural resistance to urban timekeeping and the clash over public peace and welfare.
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Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Senate
German American Vote movement seeks 100 percent American candidates
A new United States League of Americans of German Austrian and Hungarian descent aims to organize German American citizens for political influence. Led by Alphonse G. Koelble of New York, the group plans branch offices nationwide with a nonpartisan agenda to sway parties and possibly back a third party if candidates do not meet its views.
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New York
Koelble
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Union
Washington
League
Centerville Ladies Plan Queen Victoria Birthday Concert
The Independent Order of Daughters of St George will stage a concert and grand ball next Saturday evening in honor of Queen Victoria’s birthday. The programme features piano and vocal solos by Mrs W Littlejohn Ray Angwin readings by Mrs Wallace dances by Mrs Hardie class and June Esther Hardie solos by Tomain Howard and Ale Angove with Hunt’s Ukulele Club performing selection
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Queen Victoria
Aolo
W. Littlejohn
Ray Angwin
Squires
Mise Smith
Harry Stone
Wallace
Hardie
June Esther Hardie
Tomaine Howard
Ale ‘Angove
William Job
Hunt's Ukelele Club
South Side News Highlights From Butte Community
The South Side News covers a Friday gathering at Fred Warde’s home on Edwards Street for his thirteenth birthday, with officers named as Fred Warde president John Bird vice president and press, Joe Mayo secretary, Alton Luke treasurer, and a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Warde. Other notes include a card party at Floral Park Community church, visits by Mr. and Mrs. Schilchting and daughter Helen, and plans for a grand ball by the South Butte camp drill team to raise funds for “Butte for the Next Head Camp.” The item also mentions efforts to attract Head Counsel Talbot to Lincoln, Neb, a drive to hold the next head camp in the mining city, and various social visits, club meetings, and hospital day events.
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Rocky Mountain
Fred Warde
Edwards Street
John Bird
Joe Mayo
Alton Luke
John Bir
Osborn Lester
Frank D. le Saga
Joe Canterbury
Jack Wharf
Phil Hamill
Florida
Floral Park
A. Lindquist
M.D. Schilchting
Helen
Anaconda
Sam Binder
Farrell Street
South Butte Camp
Garden’ Hal
Oscar Dingman
Mir
JL. Boardman
Palla
Jolly ‘Ten Club
Bert
Iran
Oregon Avenur
Trimble
Gaylord Street
Janet Montcorne Toy
Estella Matthews
Joanna. Griggs
Toade
Matthews
Indies of the Havaciation
Freitag
Kiwanis International Convention Trip From Deer Lodge
Mr and Mrs A J Buchen depart Wednesday for Atlanta to attend the Kiwanis clubs convention May 28 to 31 with Mr Buchen representing Deer Lodge. They will also attend the Shrine convention in Washington and visit New York Boston and Buffalo before returning. Local social notes include Mrs Bridges hosting the Presbyterian Guild Indies and Miss Mary Porter visiting en route to the coast.
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Atlanta
Kiwanis Clubs
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Washington
Beck
Richie Teddy
Les Mo Brander
Garrison
Clarence
Alice Goldberg
Jens
Leroy Spears
Abs. FO. Johnson
Missoula
Miss ‘Freda Johnson
Ethel Thompson
Mobridge
Wistun
Resolutions on Death of President Green Adopted by Butte Open Forum
Condolence resolutions issued by the Butte Open Forum Society express deep sympathy to Mrs. Green on the death of John P. Green, former president. The tribute highlights his integrity fairness consideration unpretentious service and strong business judgment that fitted him for leadership and earned esteem from members.
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Butte Open Forum Society
John P. Green
Butte Open Form Society
Thia Eeclety
Special edition Don Quixote issued to honor Cervantes
The Spanish government releases a limited four volume Don Quixote edition to honor Cervantes. 125 sets will be given to distinguished Spaniards and to Pope Pius, with King George and Alfonso signing dedications. The edition includes about 200 drawings by Senor Don Richardo Marin. Value cited at 10,000 dollars.
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Don Quixote
Senor Don Richardo. Marin
Spain
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Alfonso
Senet
New York
Junius Guttag
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Guttag
Howland "Wood
American. Numicmatic Society
Gustige
Shrine ceremony guests attend inner Thursday gathering
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Vollmer and others attended Shrine ceremonials at 1249 Farrell Street. Mr. and Mrs. W. Clayton hosted an inner Thursday evening with guests including Mrs. Bennie Shoviin of Anaconda, Mrs. Richard Angove of Seattle, Mrs. C. L. Shoviin, Lois Clayton, and the hosts. After dinner the party attended the Shrine carnival.
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J. H. Vollmer
Alex Newauist
Carl Brungell
Dmre
Oscar Nornstrom
Nils Berk
John Allen Ward
J. Or
Bennie Shoviin
Anaconda
Richard Angove
Seattle
C. L. Shoviin
Lois Clayton
Romance Land at the American Theatre Praised
The Fox production Romance Land featuring Tom Mix opens a four day run at the American Theatre. Critics call it a little masterpiece blending Ivanhoe era romance with modern western photoplay flair. Mix delivers a standout performance with strong supporting turns and a well chosen cast.
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Fox
Ton Mix
Cart
Brass at the Broadway contrasts a glittering marriage with counterfeit happiness
The Broadway production Brass adapts Charles Norris's Philip and Marjorie Baldwin. A troubled couple confronts distance, a meddling mother in law, and Marjorie’s lure to cabarets. After a quarrel she leaves him, and Philip begins anew while two women enter his life and Marjorie divorces him.
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Broadway
Charles Norris
Philip
Marjorie Baldwin
Marjorie
Inn
Hemarries
Brass
Rialto Presents Poor Men's Wives Starring ZaSu Pitts
ZaSu Pitts, now Mrs Tom Gatlery, stars in Gasnier production Poor Men’s Wives at the Rialto. She plays a tenement dweller who occasionally takes in other women’s children to bolster her meager income, illustrating her screen range.
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Za Su Pitts
Rialto Theater
Miss Pitts
Tom Gatlery
Your Friend and Me at Ansonia Theater Delights Crowd
Visitors enjoyed a splendid Metro production adapted from Willard Mack dramatic work. The picture featured a powerful cast including Mack himself, with a punchy, moral-driven story and an amusing world news in pictures segment.
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Ansonia Theater
Metro
Willard Mack
Whiteside to Star in The Hindu at Broadway
Walker Whiteside comes to the Broadway theater Friday and Saturday, June 2, in his hit production The Hindu. Reports from New York and Chicago praise the sensation and Whiteside’s Prince Tamar in a tale of romance and humor set in Somnouth, India.
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Walker Whiteside
the Hindu
New York
Chicago
Genu
Mr. Whiteside
Prince Tamar
Harold de Becker
Harold Vosburgh
Santos
Robert
Grant Sherman
M. de Silva
S. Pazumba
Horoscope for Monday May 21 1923 in Gemini traits
Sun rises early with Venus adverse Neptune and Uranus in doubtful mood warn slow decisions. Seek employment soon after breakfast as hopes may dwindle after noon. Favorable for recovering lost items money or love yet avoid courting or marriage ventures. Divorce risk rises. health should be guarded. changes unlikely. Gemini traits noted.
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Neptune
Uranus
Gemini
McClure
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