Inauguration of Printing Arts Correspondence Course
Indianapolis Jan 1 Special Inauguration of a new correspond ence course in the printing arts under a newly organized bureau of education of the International Typographical Union. John M Chambers of Dayton is the new director and the staff is enlarged. The program extends beyond prior scope and aims to elevate craftsmanship and education for apprentices and journeymen with courses in English punctuation art and advertising composition.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Bureau of Education
Rxpo
James M. Lynch
New York City
John M. Chambers
Dayton
Educational Bureau
Lynch
Executive Council
Ophea
I. U
Colorado Springs
Tdo
Tipographical Union
Chambers
Minnesota bill to ban cross burning as public nuisance
Gibson Minnesota December 3 The Associated Press reports Representative Albert Lagerstedt of Sibley county says a proposed 1925 Minnesota bill would ban cross burning as a public nuisance with severe penalties. He notes the last session approved a resolution censuring the Ku Klux Klan and argues law should curb Klan demonstrations.
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Gibson
Minn
Associated Press
Minnesota
Albert Lagerstedt
Sibley County
House
My Lagerstedt
Motion Picture Relief Fund Forms in California
A Hollywood group of celebrities filed articles of incorporation in Sacramento to create a non profit organization to aid the aged sick and indigent motion picture colony members. It plans a large home in Hollywood to care for vulnerable actors and their families.
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Sacramento
Calif
Motion Picture Colony of Hollywood
Motion Picture Relief Fund of America
Frank C. Jordan
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Motion Picture Colony
Genesy
Dawes plan lifts European currencies and new coin seen
New York reports broad currency gains in the year end, led by parity returns for Swedish crowns Swiss francs and Dutch guilders with slight premiums. The Canadian dollar hits a premium for first time since 1922 as British capital flows back to London and France stabilizes after Morgan backing. The Polish zloty appears and Germany stalls with old paper marks amid a reshaped exchange landscape.
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New York
Europe
Buck Sterling Exchange
Daniels
America
England
London
Aemr Arene French Exchange
J. PB. Morgan & Co
Bank of France
France
Germany
Ruthenberg Appeal Denied On Michigan Syndicalism Case
The Michigan Supreme Court denied the petition of Charles B. Ruthenberg for a stay of sentence after his conviction for attempting to spread communist doctrines under the state syndicalism act. Ruthenberg was arrested at an August 1923 meeting in Bridgman, Berkeley County, with William Z Foster and others. He returns before Judge White for sentence next Monday and may seek a rehearing within 40 days of affirmation.
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Lansing
Mich
Associated Press
Charles B. Ruthenberg
Michigan Syndicatism Act
State Supreme Court
Ruthenberg
Bridgman
Berrien County
William ZB. Foster
Fruthenders
White
Carry On Dont Stop Now Campaign Praise For Montana Publicity
Harry R. Cunningham, Montana Publicity Committee chairman, lauds December publicity drive as a statewide success. He cites strong reports from railroads, chambers of commerce, and civic groups, praising extensive public outreach and promising significant future returns for Montana. He urges continued campaigning and welcoming new residents and investors with a square deal.
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Harry R. Cunningham
Montana
Sontana
Chambers of Commerce
Cary
Peonte
State Department of Publicity
Newpapers
Rotary, Kiwanis
Lion and Exchange Clubs
The Captain and Dan's Wild Trust in Time
Haines recalls Dan baring a quiet face until anger sparks his fighting edge. Cumberland reflects on lessons to keep guns away and on Dan's bond with Black Bart the wolf and a peak black stallion named the Captain. The Captain tests and protects, embodying wild strength and loyalty, in a scene set to continue.
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Haines
Cumberland
Dan
Barry
Black Bart
Satan
Sheep Outlook Bright for Montana Flocks
Miles City reports G B Pape a major local figure says heavy snowfall will burden eastern Montana sheep and cattlemen but ample feed and shelter reduce worry. He predicts better times for sheep and cattlemen with good wool prices next spring and contracts already forming for next year's clip.
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Miles City
G. B. Pape
Montana
Tope
Timber Damage from Storm Seems Slight in Kalispell
In Kalispell on December 31, Bob Wilson reports that storm damage to timber in the North Fork country is exaggerated. He notes some damage in stashes burns and exposed spots, but his camp near Nine Mile Lake has practically none. A Boorman of the
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Kalispell
North Fork
Bob Wilson
Nine Afile Lake
A Boorman
The
Montana
Columbia Falls
Sation
Parker Hill
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Lee Haines
Joe Macarthur
Joan
Tim
Danter
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Harry Gloster
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Ike Gloster
Kate Cumberland
Kate
Dan Barry
Joe Cumberland
Jor
EMERY
Regia Prices
Ernst Lubitsch
Bert Roach
FOX News
Charles Ray
Dynamite Smith
Bessie Love
Jacqueline Logan
Wallace Beery
Weggenman Market
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Helena
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