New York Elks Lodge Punished for Prohibition Violation
New York Det 25 reports Elks Lodge No. 1 in New York was ordered by Federal Judge William F. Atwell of Texas to suspend regular meetings from January 3 to January 30 and admit two new members. The action followed a padlock on its grill and bar after police intercepted several kegs of alleged beer deliveries. Charles M. Ertz said the measure is mild given the judge’s power to revoke the lodge’s charter.
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New York
Elks Lodge No. 1
Ertz
Atwell
Christmas Memories From Arkansas Town
Christmas left a quiet mark in the ridges of Arkansas as residents woke to a mixed scene of snow and lingering nostalgia. Folks recalled the older days, noted a faded Santa tradition, and prepared for post holiday business with shops reopening and crowds seeking bargains.
Fraternal and other groups fund Christmas joy in Helena
Fraternal lodges and organizations in Helena orchestrated a broad Christmas outreach. Santa Claus distributed hundreds of pounds of candy and fruit. Elks and Moose hosted parties for local children with gifts, shoes, and warm treats. The Knights, Red Cross and Salvation Army aided families, veterans, and needy homes with baskets, clothing, and games as community volunteers organized concerts and gatherings.
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Santa Clauts
Helena
Lodge of Elks
Shrine Temple
Daddy" Reeves
Santa Claus
Lodge
Elks Lodge
Mase
St. Joseph
Montana Children’s Home
Florence Crittendenham
Twin Bridges
State Hospital
Galen
Federation
Dolly Dean Burgess
Delma LaBonte
Wf. FL Adkins
George Heagle
Wickes Tunnel
Montana
George Poore
M. Newman
Salvation Army
Governor Erickson
Hottest Christmas on record in San Diego
San Diego reports the hottest Christmas in four percent years, as temperatures reached 82 degrees after noon. Bright sun sent residents outdoors with many at the beach as fewer clouds and clear seasides defined the holiday weather for the city today.
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San Diego
Calif
Lenin Drama Brought to Berlin Stage by Alfons Paquet
Berlin reports Alfons Paquet has adapted Lenin into a serialistic revolutionary drama titled flaga that met with unusual Berlin success last year. The Lenin drama will be staged in Berlin this season for its initial presentation.
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Berlin
Lenin
Alfons Paquet
Flaga
Intermountain to Offer Several New Courses in January
A wide range of new courses starts January at Intermountain. Prof Wible leads two calculus and a trigonometry class. Miss Yates offers two education courses. Ina Belle Auld teaches poetry and short story writing. Madame Sicher teaches French. Mr Adams begins hygiene. E T Walker offers advertising. Miss Bryson teaches house management and personal hygiene. two personal hygiene courses are compulsory for freshmen and elective for others. no texts used in last two courses. Latin America history course by Prof Raymer linked to credits at local and other states colleges.
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Intermountain
Ina Belle Auld
Madame Sicher
Adams
Wible
E. T. Walker
Miss Yates
Department of Education
Miss Bryson
Physical Education Department
Will
Wave Miss Cram
Fred Kelser
Latin America
R. G. Raymer
America
California
Cane Horn
United States
Sheriff Indicted For Mississippi Lynching Case
Clarksdale Mississippi December 25 Indicted on charges of failing to return the offender in the lynching of a negro Saturday night Dr S W Glass former Coaloma county sheriff and three deputies were tonight on bonds of 1000 each An true bill charges Glass with misdemeanor and crime by an officer Nine persons named in four indictments returned by the jury
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Clarksdale
Miss
S. W. Glass
Coaloma County
Inberty
Body of Publisher Consigned to Vault
The body of Frank A Munsey, publisher, was moved from St John the Divine to a vault in Woodlawn cemetery as a temporary resting place until spring. After funeral rites by Bishop Manning, the body returned to St Anagaring chapel for the arrival of Munsey's sister Mrs John M Hyde of St Petersburg Florida. Hyde, with her son and relatives, plus Munsey staff from the Evening Sun and News Telegram, viewed the body and accompanied it to the cemetery.
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New York
Frank A Munsey
St. John the Divine
Woodlawn
William T. Manning
St. Anagaring Chapel
John M. Hyde
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mr. Munsey
New York Evening Sun
News Telegram
Decline in ship building shown in commerce figures
Washington December 25 figures from the commerce department reveal a drop in ship building. Principal steel yards had 102 vessels under construction on December 1, down from 158 on November 1.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Move to unify church school with Seattle Methodist church
A hundred Methodists from Montana, Idaho, Oregon and Washington discussed relocating Kimball School of Theology to a new building beside the University of Washington campus. The school, ten years at Satem Oregon, would use church devotion rooms for education on weekdays and housing for students in the church edifice after move. Trustees must decide, and the church edifice would become student housing.
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Seattle
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Kimball, School of Theology
First Methodist Episcopal Church
University of Washington
Satem
Ore
Studens
Plan to turn ships into tools of world peace
Topeka December 25 The United States could save millions and spur world brotherhood by converting discarded warships into university ships and a secretary of Peace in the president's cabinet Dr Charles M Sheldon editor of The Christian Herald and long time Congregational pastor argues battleships from the Washington disarmament era are scrapped while old ships are destroyed proposing a peace program with practical naval repurposing as a bold, constructive reform.
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Topeka
United
Washington
Shipping Board
Holiday streetcar collision injures many in Frisco
In San Francisco on Christmas Day a Market Street car carrying holiday riders crashed into a second car near Colma. Motorman James Rohirk died instantly while Frank Sanders 14 suffered a severed leg. John Milton of Indiana fractured skull and Dora Rader of Santa Barbara crushed foot among over a dozen injured, all taken to local hospitals.
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San Francisco
Colma
Here
James Rohirk
Frank Sanders
John Milton
Indiana
Mia
Dora Rader
Santa Barbara
Terman Sahlender
University ships to spread peace and study the world
A speaker envisions converting ships into floating university shops to transport 5,000 students and professors. They would swap cargo for foreign exports, visiting continents while delivering provisions, relief, and education. The aim is to replace naval missions with global academic goodwill and disarmament.
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Greece
China
Near East
Spain Quashes Sunday Publication Order
Madrid reports a government reversal on Sunday newspaper issues. After talks with Premier Primo De Rivera, officials say an official news sheet will publish essential foreign and domestic news instead. Newspaper men react to the unexpected policy withdrawal.
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Madrid
Men of
Spain
Gaverament
Primo de Rivera
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