Doctors Thompson Kyde Present Helena Fables with BG Swing
Doctors John G. Thompson and M. W. Kyde of the Helena aerie of Eagles gifted the acre and its members last night. They announced a 33 1 3 percent reduction of charges for surgical operations and a 50 percent cut for N-ray and other electrical treatments, framed by aerie regulations, expected to yield individual savings and broader community benefits.
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Doctors Thompson Kyde
Helena
John G. Thompson
M. W. Kyde
Helena Aerie of Eagles
Acre
Aerie
Thompson and
Ryde
Aerie Doctors Offer Reduced Fees for Members
Doctors Thompson and Kyde voluntary reduced fees for aerie members for illness not needing surgery, paid from the aerie medical fund as a fraternal act. Dr. Thompson has served since the aerie's inception and Dr. Kyde joined later. Kyde spoke and lectured on anatomy and health conservation at the recent aerie meeting.
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Thompson
Kyde
Aeric
Acre
First Train Robber Operates in Japan
Tokio reports the first train robbery in Japan as a bandit boarded a mail car on the Togane line last evening, held up three mail clerks with a gun, and escaped with booty valued at 10 000 yen about 5000 dollars.
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Associated Press
Japan
Senate Defeats Motion On Outside Institution Probes
Montana senators clash over funding for investigations into state institutions including the insane asylum and health board. Griffin seeks senate consent before spending, amid calls for cost checks and accountability. Debate highlights concerns over travel, labor, and potential gag orders on probes.
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State Normal School
Dillon
Capitol
Waterbaker
Stewart
Deer Lodge
Galen
Paul
Kane
Griffin
Senate
Garber Agai
Debate in Paris Over War Debt and Embassy Suppression
Paris debate erupts over war debt with Premier Herriot proposing to suppress the French embassy to the Vatican amid charges of church interference. In Washington, Senators Bruce Borah and Dill spar over recognizing moral obligation to France and pursuing debt collection with a call for restraint and a generous spirit.
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Vatican
France
M. Herriot
Washington
United States
Senate
Bruce
Maryland
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Boral
Dill
Chamber of Deputies
Marin
Daebt
Eclipse Shadow Prompts City Shutdowns And Nightlike Lighting
Broad blackout measures are outlined as the eclipse approaches. Banking and exchanges halt operations in major cities. police patrols guard against darkness induced crime while factories pause. Trains and urban transit run with night signals. observers from labs, planes, and field reporters will narrate the event. The total eclipse lasts about two hours and twenty minutes, starting near Red Lake Minnesota with the sun progressing through partial phases. Radio stations in Lakehurst coordinate coverage as eclipse observers from Amazon to Labrador await the shadow’s arc.
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New York
Red Lake
Minn
Amazon
Labrador
Ship in Flight With Crew Eyes Radio Phoned Story
A ship in flight with observer stations WOR WBS and W Newark WJAR and WEAN Providence WBZ Springfield and Boston WDEH Worcester Mass and PWHN New York City will attempt at 11 o clock eastern standard time to pick up a story to be radio phoned. The radio stations will re broadcast the story on their regular wavelengths.
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Observer S
WOR
WBS
Newark
WJAR
WEAN
Providence
WBZ
Springfield
Boston
WDEH
Worchester
Mass
PWHN
New York City
Chauffeur of Bergdoll Taken and Flight of Draft Dodger Described
The chauffeur Stecher tells how Grover Bergdoll fled from the Bergdoll mansion in Winnefield after an attempt to kidnap a fugitive draft dodger ended in deaths. He recounts the chase through Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and toward the Northwest, with Bergdoll in racing car and the two sergeants left behind. The narrative led to Stecher’s surrender to authorities as he recovers from the ordeal and awaits further questioning.
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Germany
Grover
Eberbach
Bergdoll
Stecher
Deininger
William G. Lynch
Lynch
Northwest
West
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Canadian
United States
Europe
District Attorney’s
Ida
Press Would Owe Truth About War
Delegates at a conference on the cause and cure of war shifted to discuss the press. Bruce Bliven criticized European papers as controllable and urged faithful reporting on international events and peace efforts. Officials reported Eugene Stecher’s surrender at Philadelphia with prior detentions noted, and the Bradenberg related figures remained under mention.
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Associated Press
Washington
Press
Bruce Bliven
New York Globe
Europe
Department of Justice
Philadelphia
Eugene Stecher
Sun Yat Sen Death Report Suppressed by Chinese Times
A Peking despatch cited by the Chinese Times of Vancouver reports Dr Sun Yat Sen died today. Earlier death claims have been reported as false in recent months, with several editions denying the event.
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Vancouver
B.C
Peking
Chinese Times
Sun Yat-Sen
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FOX News
Eleanor Boardman
Adolph Minton
Conrad Nagel
Miss Dupont
Fedora Hopper
Winter Garden
Helena Cab & Bus Company’s Taxis
C.E, King, Mgr
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Bill
Boulder
Deaf and Dumb and Blind
Clark
Toole County
State Board of Health
Warm Springs
Taylor
Sheridan
Paris
Fae Srr Sease
Painleye
Lakehurst
N. J
Clemental
Eclipse
Los Angeles
Sands Bros. DryGads
Hove
Frank Bogart
Swift
Armour
Muscatel
Abe
Hain Street
Rocky Fork
Lump
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