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Newspaper
Democrat Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1921
Page
2
Robbers hit three post offices Friday night into Saturday morning in Oklahoma with little to show for their efforts. In Seet and another site authorities reported forced entries, two window breaches, and removal of two rubber mallets and a shoe heel. No cash or valuables were recovered. Postoffice inspectors, led by Joe J. Johns, are investigating.
Representative Whitaker assails Hyde's message over county unit school bill and votes against a resolution to expunge it. Republicans split. Democrats abstain as the resolution fails. Talks stall on Captain Porter Gilvin for state prison board amid GOP protests. Senator Lwin backs Gilvin alongside other influential Republicans wary of wardenship risks.
War veteran Harl Stanley, a young American traveler, walked the gateway to the China mail liner at Monckons and presented his passports to an officer. He served in the aviation corps during the war and later faced financial reverses reaching Hongkong before grasping a final way home by the method described.
A chaotic scene at the Theatre des Champs Elysees in Paris followed the final judging of the modern dances championship. Spectators and rival dancers vocally disputed the results as Parsons and Mlle Pontvianine were named world champions among professionals, while Georges Clemenceau and partner failed to win amateurs.
The Famous Players-Lasky ad drew 300 applicants after seeking a Lincoln lookalike for Augustus Thomas's The Copperhead. N Schroell, a Broadway cabaret waiter six feet four with steel blue eyes, was selected to portray Lincoln in the Jefferson tonight. Schroell, unfamiliar with film, returns nightly to his waiter duties after filming.
Miss Alice Frances Teung of 28 East Alexander Street describes a persistent weakness after entering manhood with back pain dizziness and fainting. She says a remedy named Cardus helped, easing symptoms and allowing her to work.
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