Ku Klux and Lanstrum schemes in Montana politics
Contends Ewald seeks U S district attorney post with backing from Doc Lanstrum and Ku Klux Klan figures. Describes conflicts among Republicans including Slattery, Wade, and Erickson, plus Senators Borah and Walsh, as factions sway over Montana appointments amid religious and political tensions. Washington remains silent as Leavitt, Marsters, and Crouch push for action.
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Ewald
United States
Borah
Thei
Idaho
Walsh
Montana
Crouch
Colonel Marsters
Slattery
Ku Klux Klan
Helena
Doc Lanstrum
Paul
Powell County
Methodist Brothers
Ku Kluxers
Bill Wade
Anti- Saloon League
Marsters
Shelley
Till Wade
Idao
Nontana
Lanstrum
Doc
Widersess Erickson
Crary
Calpel Marsters
Doc Lanstrums
Monana
Republican Party
Doc Laustram
Jack Slattery
U. S
Fay
Washington
Scott Teeavitt
Mr. Crouch
John L. Slattery
Lanstrum-Dixon Branch
Boral
White House
Able’s Irish Rose Benefit at Republic Theatre New York
A recent matinee at the Republic Theatre in New York funded a disabled veterans club. Proceeds of about $200 went to the charity Dugoul Club House and Workshop. Colonel Henry Dreckenridge praised Milas Nichols for the effort ahead of Abies Irish Rose at the Marlow Friday and Saturday evenings.
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Able
Republic Theater
New York
Henry Dreckenridge
Milas Nichols
Abie
Marlow
Turks Charge False Reports and British Influence
The Turkish delegation protested British influence on the League Council and denied massacres amid Armenia inquiries. Tevfik Rüştü Bey accused Britain of misrepresenting Turkey and supporting anti Turkish actions through reports by Chaldean Catholics and General Lukdoner. Fahdi Hoy urged ending Christian pressure on Islam and accused England of politicizing the issue.
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Council
Great Britain
Phicat
Lalkdoner
Special League
England
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Jie
James G. Herbord
Warbord
Armenia
Isis
Fahdi Hoy
Vaud Show Praised By Critics at Marlow
The Vaud show “AX Tymely Tove” will play tomorrow at the Marlow in matinee and evening performances. Henry Catalano leads a strong company including the Sturm sisters and War Bishop with Misses Joan Adele and Charlotte Sturm. The act features songs, dances, tricks, and renowned numbers, with a comedy interlude and a lively violin segment by Toho Geiger. Maude Gilet & Co close the program with new aerial numbers titled Teeth Hang and Loon Hogs, noted as hazardous on the swinging rope.
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Vadeville
Matimer
Marlow
Bulle
Cies
Henry Catalano
Sturm
War Bishop Catalano
Joan
Adele
Charlotte Sturm
Mr. Inishon
Clarence Downey & Co
Maude Gilet
Antlers Theater Gives Away Turkeys and Ends Marriage Fails Show
At the Antlers theater two 10 pound turkeys with all the trim mings will be given away at 9 o clock in connection with the last showings of the film Marriage Fails. The production by C. Gardner Sullivan and director John Ince has drawn large crowds and exposes social pretenses without sensationalism. Cast includes Jacquelin Logan Belle Bennett Crsse Fitzgerald Jean Hersholt Clive Brook and Donald MacDonald. Also mentions a cold remedy ad and a note on the first message telegraphed for public purposes in England leading to a murder arrest.
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Antlers
Antlers Theater
C. Gardner Sullivan
John Ince
Jacquelin Logan
Belle Bennett
Crssle Fitzgerald
Jean Hersholt
Clive Brook
Donald MacDonald
Educational levy debate at state examiners board
Groundwork for a contemplated educational levy court case was laid by the state board of examiners with approval for two claims. The unresolved issue asks if proceeds of the special levy may fund extension and experiment work at the state college, not just the four teaching units at the state university. Charges total 61.62 for farmers extension and 56.25 for the experiment station, both from Phillips Bookstore, with warrants to be drawn against the 19th assembly appropriation to avoid entirely devoting levy proceeds to the university.
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State Board of Examiners
State University
State College
Farmers’ Extension
Experiment Station
Phillips Bookstore
19Th Legislative Assembly
Arizona Discoveries Stir Debate on Latter Day Saints Claims
A Cornell graduate questions inscriptions on lead crosses and war implements, asserting they resemble Caesar and cast doubt on early Mormon influence. Mormon historians seek translation clues about Columbian Europeans in Arizona. Gordon Thillball, Mormon church leader, suggests relics were left by a group from Camerah to New York who carried the Book of Mormon.
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Cornell
Cresar
Mentor
America
Arizona
Gordon Thillball
The
Mormon Church
Camerah
N. Y
The Only Thing at Marlow Theater Delivers Balance
Review praises Timor Glen's Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film The Only Thing for balanced handling of drama and comedy. Clive’s cast, story, direction, photography, and sets receive acclaim, with emotional scenes and a touch of humor, marking a strong example of early talkie production.
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Marlow Theater
Timor Glen
Metro-Goldwynn-Mayer
Clive
Alery
Net
Ths
Acrogn
Freezone Offers Quick Corn Relief for Foot Pain
A pharmacist sells a small bottle of Freezone that relieves all corns and calluses. The product promises instant relief with no soreness or irritation and can remove hard corns soft corns and corns between the toes.
Prohibition Debate in Senate Highlights Factional Clash
Senators Edge Bruce and Wills dispute the Volstead Act, with Edge calling prohibition an insane experiment and Bruce citing rising drunkenness. Texas and Ohio lawmakers resist modification, while senators contend over law and order amid claims of increased arrests since 1920. Tennessee's Mel Keller weighs in on pre and post prohibition scenes.
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Bruce
Maryland
Wills
Sheppard
Texas
Willis
Mel Kellar
Tennessee
Washington
New Christ to Manifest Soon, Theosophists Claim
Theosophists say a new Christ will appear as a world teacher. They cite the Siath-Root race appearing on the western hemisphere and Australia. Dr Stone notes perceived physical changes in children and predicts a new continent rising from the Pacific as the root race settles on earth. Fritz Kimz will tour the United States in June to lecture on Krishnamurti as the return of Christ.
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Christ
Earth
Australia
Stone
Government
Ethnological Department
Pacific Ocean
Fritz Kimz
Gene
Los Angels
United States
Krishnamurti
Annie Besant
International Theosophical Society
Ommen
Holland
Mellon machine blocks tax bill amendments in House
The house halted amendments to the non partisan tax bill amid heated debate over personal exemptions and a possible inheritance tax. A Rainey remark questioned reformers and a 103 to 4 vote defeated an amendment to bar taxpayers earning over 20 000 from exemptions. The day ended with no major changes and a schedule to address inheritance tax tomorrow. Separately Consol Mining and Smelting of Canada declared a 5 dividend in addition to 75 cents, totaling 6 50 per share for the year.
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House
Mills
New York
Mellon
Treasury
Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company
Canada
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