Controversy Over Corporal Punishment Stirs Child Study Talk
A New York conference opens October 26 hosted by the Child Study Association of America to debate corporal punishment. Advocates cite biblical and historical precedent while opponents push for nonphysical discipline, with experts from England and U S perspectives shaping the debate on modern parenthood.
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Peace advance hoped from Locarno pact gains
The Locarno conference sparks cautious optimism in London papers that the Rhine pact and mutual guarantees can replace bloc politics. France Britain Belgium Germany Italy pledge to back the accord, with parliaments to ratify. A new era of arms limits may follow, as Washington presses naval cuts before broader military limits.
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To Spank or Not to Spank
A New York article describes two magistrates advocating corporal punishment for offenders. A 17 year old faced grand larceny for a $2,500 motor car, with defense claiming it was a first offense and a prank. One judge urged old fashioned treatment and corporal discipline as the cure.
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Household engineer title and New York show gadgets
Electrical show in New York displays over 30,000 devices for the household engineer. Innovations include view bucket stoves, thermostats for irons and coffee makers, electric cleaners, kitchen aids, and a bloodless knife for surgery. The piece notes rapid growth in electrical appliances and trends beyond household use.
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Dance Law Test Underway At Buckley Court
Ernest Loomis, manager of the Winter Garden, pleaded not guilty to three counts charging illicit dances at Lake Avoca and the Winter Garden. He was found guilty on all counts, fined per arrest, with appeals noted. The case centers on constitutionality of the old Sunday dance law and Luna Park admissions.
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Camp Fire Girls Costume Party Opens Membership Drive
The Camp Fire Girls in Butte stage a costume party at Butte High School gym at 7:30 under guard ians supervision. About 350 members are invited with guests the rule requires costumes. Prizes for prettiest funniest and most original outfits. Judges named Ruth Nichol Frances Weldon and Mrs Mike Kilvanth. Next event a mother and daughter banquet planned for November with details pending.
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Parker Hurries East to Big Y M C A Conventions
Ay sam R Parker general secretary of the Battery Y M C A starts east from Helena after a campaign that raised 25000 for Helena Y M C A. He will attend the International Y M C A general convention in Washington with sessions starting Oct 24 and later the national council meeting in which he serves. Delegates include Copenhaver Billings Great Falls Parker of Butte. He plans to visit his children in Chicago en route.
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Legion Post To Nominate Officers Tonight
Nomination of officers for the coming term and committee reports on boxing mates and the Glorious Girl Show will be on the agenda at Silver Bow Post American Legion meeting. A large attendance is expected and every member is urged to attend.
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Veterans to discuss Armistice Day at Butte DAC meeting
Plans for the Forget-Me-Not observance on Armistice Day will be discussed at a meeting Thursday night at the courthouse. The Butte chapter of the Disabled American Veterans invites all disabled service members to attend, regardless of membership.
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Leprosy Diagnosed in May Sing Sourced from Helena
May Sing, a 26 year old American born Chinese, was isolated in a Wyoming alley cabin after tests by Dr. John X. Neuman and Dr. W. F. Cogswell indicated leprosy. A government leprosarium car will transport Sing to Carville, Louisiana for treatment. The case prompted immediate health action and confirmation by local authorities.
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Sunday Trains May Be Discontinued On NP Line
Fragment reads that Sunday trains on the Northern Pacific near the Bitter Root and Flathead branches may be discontinued. Mentions Missoula and Polson with service concerns for the Bitter Root branch, unclear dates, and passenger demand.
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Sultzer Marries Baltimore Sweetheart Duke Sultzer to Return
Mining engineer Duke Sultzer wed Virginia Shaw in Baltimore last Wednesday Episcopal church ceremony. The couple, childhood sweethearts, will arrive in Butte next week and reside at 831 West Quartz Street. Sultzer, a Butte native and 1911 State School of Mines graduate, belongs to the A C M Co engineering staff.
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Fortunes rise under Libra Scorpio influences say astrologers
The horoscope predicts a happy wedding day and lasting unity as Venus and Mars form a favorable aspect. Women gain momentum in organized efforts, fashion trends rise, and society emphasizes formality. Surgeons may seek beauty culture, Australia faces trade and governance issues, and public buildings surge with new architecture. Birthdates signal change. clever, witty children likely.
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Chinook sugar factory to start operations today
The Utah-Idaho Sugar company opens a $1,000,000 peat sugar refinery at Chinook with a daily 1,200 ton beet grinding capacity and 3,000 sacks sugar output, backed by pledges for 6,000 acres in Milk River valley and 1,100 in Cascade county. The plant joins 27 similar Montana facilities and follows ceremony by local groups and railroads.
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Believed tourist slain for money and auto
An unidentified man aged about 30 to 40 was found dead in Musselshell river old bed near Harlowton. Two hunters discovered the body and alerted authorities. Initial detail indicate a gunshot wound to the head, with the bullet entering the back and exit near the front. Investigation ongoing as officials pursue a possible motive tied to a robbery or theft.
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Federal agents dropped in Montana and Idaho
A Helena report by the Associated Press states that about one third of federal enforcement agents in district No 19 were not retained. Col Bilas Marsters led the effort with Albert A Write as administrator in charge. The decision affects Montana and Idaho and was not based on specific rationale.
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