Reporters lack scientific swatters says Crawford at journalism convention
Professor Nelson Antrim Crawford of Kansas State Agricultural College told the Association of American Schools and Departments of Journalism that today s reporters have little working knowledge of science and hardly more than police, decrying the neglect of science for politics in newspapers. Grant M Hyde of Wisconsin urged an expert placement bureau to reduce staff turnover and improve journalist training to meet editorial needs and help journalists find the right job.
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New York
Nelson Antrim. Crawford
Kansas State Agricultural College
Association of American Schools and Departments of Journalism
Grant M. Hyde
University of Wisconsin
Thei
Permits Sought for Two-Train Hapeliie Branch Service
The Northern Pacific Railway applies to the state railroad commission to substitute a two day a week mixed train on the Rapelje Hapelie branch, replacing the current three day schedule. The request, to run until May 1, 1926, is supported by the claim that two trains weekly can handle branch business. The commission also authorized water troughs for the Great Northern at Dandalia stockyards and to remove the spit from Mackton to Big Sandy, tied to the Mackton Coal company’s now-defunct operation.
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State Railroad Commission
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State Board
R. F. McLaren
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Great Northern Railway Company
Dandalia
Great Northern Bathway Company
Big Sandy
Mackton
Mackton Coal Company
Mackton Snines
Briand Likely to Face Long Fight Over Government
Pars quiz shows Premier Briand signaling resolve as cabinet delays push back until the chamber reconvenes January 12. He says he has been thrown down too often to quit, signaling a stubborn stand against pressure from Left groups to oust him or dismiss his finance minister.
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Briand
Nance
Historic church in Mexico City robbed on Christmas
The Chapel of Jesus of Nazareth in Mexico City was robbed on Christmas. Thief Jose Lopez, with a long criminal record, concealed himself under the flowered catafalque of Maria Victoria Vignateli and looted the altar, sacred vessels, and a golden image of Christ before being arrested.
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Mexico City
Italy
Horse Drawn Vehicles More Deadly Than Autos in Sarthe
Paris reports the Western France Automobile Club annual study showing from July 1 1922 to Sept 30 1925 in Sarthe horse drawn vehicles caused more fatal accidents than motor cars. There were 39 deaths from horse drawn conveyances and 25 from automobiles, with hundreds injured including 439 injuries from horse drawn vehicles and 293 from cars.
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Paris
Automobile Ciib
France
Department of Sarthe
The Splendid Crime a Bebe Daniels Crook Tale
Bebe Daniels stars in a Paramount feature where two crooks use her to burgle a home. A lecture on honesty follows, she reforms, becomes a dressmaker, and falls for Van Dyke. A modern plot twist places her in the home of the man she loves as she navigates trust and crime.
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Marion
Paramount
Bebe Daniels
Dugan
Kelly
van Dyke
Van
Fang
Bobe
Lin
Everyman's Wife opens with star studded cast at Antlers
A notable William Furs production presents Verbert Rawlinson as Jin Randolph Elaine Thane rstein Dorothy Phillips and Robert Game in a lush ensemble. The cast marks their first on screen pairing and features Tiana Miller Emily Clark and a strong supporting lineup. Maurice Elyey directs the English talents whose prestige anchors the film
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William Furs
Antlers
Verbert Rawlinson
Jin Randolph
Elaine Thanerstein
Robert Gam
Mr. Braibin
Tiana Miller
Emily Clark
Maurice Ehey
Fox
Turn
England
Mr. Elyey
Stoll Company
Green Archer Serial Draws Crowds at Bellamy Castle
In the third chapter at the Antlers theater, Valerie Howett and Jum Featherstone feature in the Pathe serial The Green Archer adapted from Edgar Wallace. Jim suspects Valerie and Abel Bellamy pursues proof that the Archer is flesh and blood as bloodstained clues mount at Bellamy Castle.
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Abel Bellamy
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Jum Featherstone
Allene Ray
Walter Afill
Pathe
Edgar Wallace
Tonore Row
Antlers Theater
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Valerie
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Blaze in Pensacola destroys church and dwelling
Fire in Pensacola on December 28 damaged several dwellings and a church, with a black neighborhood area scorched. The blaze was controlled after the losses reached about 25000 dollars, affecting multiple homes and businesses in the district.
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Pensacola
Fla
Woman and Boy Caught With Home Brew Beer in Car
In Butte on December 28 a 35 year old widow and a boy were found with four cases of home brewed beer totaling 96 pint bottles inside a car. Detectives Sullivan and Finnivid investigated after hearing rattling bottles and found the beer. The woman claimed she was delivering beer for a party and the boy said he drove the car as a favor. the woman was booked for illegal transportation of liquor and released after promising to appear in court Monday. The beer is held at the police station.
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Butte
Sullivan
Finnivid
Harrison Avenue
Only a Few Highbrows in London Play Suggests
London December 28. High brows are scarce in London as John Drinkwater’s Abraham Lincoln draws matinee audiences. Experiences show about 6600 ticket buyers for heavy drama, with Frohman’s prewar serious plays drawing better and newer serious works failing to sustain. Theaters report 6600 as the ceiling for serious drama attendance.
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London
John Drinkwater
Abraham Lincoln
Charles Frohman
Duke of York
Two Youths Suspects in Harlowton Theft
Two local youths charged with holding up the Brunswick pool room in Harlowton were arrested shortly after the robbery and held for court. They allegedly entered through a back door, robbed 14 men in the basement, and escaped with about $40. One youth dropped his revolver in the snow. the other kept his. Authorities recovered ammunition and money hidden in riding-boot toes.
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Harlowton
Bee
Brunswick
Ford
T. H. Martin
St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
An aged advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless, fast-acting remedy for rheumatism pain and related ills. It claims most cases require no internal treatment and urges readers to try a trial bottle from drug stores for instant relief of stiffness, soreness, and backache.
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St. Jacobs Oil
St. Jacobs
Counterfeiters Held in Major New York Case
New York officers and Canadian Mounted Police cracked an international counterfeit ring operating from Elizabeth New Jersey. Five suspects including leader Frank Wiegand Cripple 19 and his 19 year old son were arrested. The gang allegedly produced and circulated about $353 000 in faked notes across the United States and Canada over nine months.
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Stvke
Elizabeth
N. J
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Secret Service
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Wiegand
Canada
Laughs at Campaign to Lengthen Skirts
New York reports a quarrel over fashion between the Rainy Daisies and Mrs. John B. Henderson. The Daisies, longtime opponents of long skirts, mock a push to lengthen skirts and curb cigarette smoking, arguing their six-inch-off-the-ground rule is practical and enough to cover modesty.
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York
John B. Henderson
Washington
Dainty Day Club
Louis ,Ralston
Mrs. Rallon
Trade Law Provides Arbitral Recourses
Washington dispatch reports a new federal law taking effect January 1 to permit establishment of arbitral tribunals in domestic and foreign trade to settle consumer disputes by agreement, keeping laws out of courts. Secretary Hoover notes broad support from lawyers, jurists, and the business community for the plan. business houses and trade associations will be empowered to set up arbitration machinery.
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Washington
Maover
Hoover
Commerce Department
Trac
Parachute Jumping Funds For College at Minnesota
Minneapolis report profiles Victor Eagan a medical student at the University of Minnesota who uses parachute jumping to help pay tuition. He previously earned a living in motorcycle racing at state fairs and made his first jump last summer. Eagan notes a 1351 pound load and a rough landing, yet continues the risky hobby as a money source.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Victor
Eagan
Minnesota
Ife
Mrs Floy Cobbs Seeks Divorce From Bootlegging Partner
Mrs Floy Cobbs testifies in Beattie courts that she helped her husband in a bootlegging venture, earning about $3,000 monthly profits while she personally kept only about 39 dollars in 18 months, prompting her to seek a divorce and end a one way partnership.
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Floy Cobbs
Abo
Special Delivery Card Marks One Year in Mail
Denver dispatch reports a Christmas greeting mailed a year ago with a special delivery stamp finally arriving. Mrs. Houston Irvine, visiting Cheyenne, sent the card to Mr. Irvine Ale in Denver. the stamp ensured prompt delivery, albeit after a year.
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Denver
Houston Irvine
Cheyenne
Wyo
Irvine
National Capital News Briefs From Washington
Arguments were heard in the Nickel Plate merger case. General Pershing and Colonel Morrow prepared for imminent return from Arius. Brigadier General Smedley Butler withdrew his resignation from the marine corps.
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Morrow
Arius
Smedley Butter
Marine Corps
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