Rotary International Convention Opens in Cleveland
The 16 June Rotary International convention begins at Public Hall with attendance from leaders and diplomats worldwide. Officials speak on ethics, professional codes, and universal peace, urging higher business standards and mutual goodwill among nations.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Asociated Press
Soegedi
International Rotary
Prom
King
Vietor
Emmanuel
Italy
Godaperd
Gerardo Jenchade
Associated Preas
Arthur H. Sipp
Mr. Sapp
Elvic
Rotary
Trade Association
Ten Everywhere
Luther College Band Plays Here On Monday
The Luther College Concert Band led by Carlo A Sperau will perform at the Shrine temple next Monday night, with tickets sold at Reeves Music House. Sperau, born in Christiania, Norway, educated in Luther College and Seminary, has built the band into a leading national concert organization.
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Carlo A. Sperau
Luther College
Shrine Temple
United States
Italien
Christiania
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
America
Luther Seminary
Northwest
Tacoma
Washington
Luther ‘College
Bia
Music House
CANDIDATES FOR ELECTION AS PRINCESSES BUILD VOTES AT STATE FAIR
Young women vying for election as princess to Montana's queen are collecting votes via newspaper ballots and extra votes from American Legion and Women’s Auxiliary memberships. Ticket sales for the June 25 military ball boost totals, with one candidate already reported to have over 100000 votes, though her name awaits the first publication of totals tomorrow.
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Montana
American Legion Post
Woman's Auxiliary
Earl
Seagate
Princess of Lewis and Clark County
Thief of Bagdad Brings Fairbanks Saga to Local Screens
Douglas Fairbanks star vehicle The Thief of Bagdad opens at the Marlow for Friday and Saturday with a matinee. Critics hail its extraordinary feats from The Magic Carpet to The Winged Horse and The Cloak of Invisibility plus a vast array of spectacular set pieces and romantic adventures. The cast features Julanne Johnston Anna May Wong Snitz Edwards Brandon Hurst and i mported player So Jin Kamtayama in notable roles.
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Douglas Fairbanks
Bagdad
Julanné Johnston
Morgan Panter
So-Jin Kamtayama
Japan
Anna May Wong
Snitz Edwards
Brandon Hurst
Calendar reform eyed by League of Nations backed by British railways
British railways signaled approval for a League of Nations calendar reform proposing a year of thirteen 28 day months with a fixed Easter and an extra year day. A second plan offers four quarters with varied month lengths. Ratification across governments and nations would take years. the thirteenth month would emerge from a mid year split. Lord Desborough supports fixed Easter.
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London
Associated Press
Railways of
Great Britain
League of Nations
International Union of Railways
Mmake Easter
Lord Desborough
Fof Lords
Canterbury
Annette Finds Herself Up a Tree For Sure
Annette faces an odd predicament described as being up a tree for sure in a lighthearted note. The scene centers on her self discovery and a humorous situation.
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Annette
Annette Kellerman to Face Los Angeles Grand Jury
A Los Angeles grand jury will question Annette Kellerman about her Rancho Club in the hills. Reports allege the club charges irregular membership fees and uses provocative images to lure women into joining and paying savings.
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Annette
Kellerman
Los Angeles Grand Jury
Rancho Club
Hills
Wolf of La Salle Street Escapes From Sanatorium
Federal and county investigators press a manhunt for John W. Worthington known as the Wolf of La Salle Street after he vanished from a sanitarium near Los Angeles. Worthington, under a Chicago federal sentence of three years, faces six counts related to stolen bonds and notes a possible accomplice, Alice Wording.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
John W. Worthington
Wolf
la Salle Street
Here
Worthington
C Énta
Grantor
Alice
Shade
Strange finds in tropics and near sightings by professor Washburn
Professor Fl Washburn of the University of Minnesota reports on a two year collecting trip yielding about 7 000 specimens. He notes monarch butterflies on distant Marquesas Islands and unusual rock climbing fish. expedition plans to visit further Polynesian isles.
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St. Paul
Associated Press
Tropics
FL. Washburn
University of Minnesota
Aid Ist
Marquesas
Strikes in Shanghai May End Signs of Peace
Reports from Peking and Canton describe troop movements and guard duties as foreign residents face rising tensions. Chang Tso Lin's forces arrive near Beijing while Feng Yu Hsiang's troops are posted for protection. Washington debates extra territorial rights amid Shanghai incidents and China unrest.
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Shanghai
Peking
Associated Press
Chang Tso-Lin
Tientsin
Chang- Tso-Lin
Feng Yu-Hsiang
Eve's Secret at Marlow Theatre Hel tha Showings
Betty Compson and Jack Holt star in Eve's Secret directed by Clarence Badger from The Moon-Flower. The plot follows a French cobbler's daughter who becomes a duchess with scenes in Denville and resort locales on the Rivera and Monte Carlo.
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Heltha
Marlow Theater
Betty Compson
Jack Holt
Clarence Badger
Elsie Ferguson
William, Collier
dEnville
Rivera
Monte Carlo
Students Fear Move to Revoke Foreign Treaty Rights
The piece notes China’s modernized judicial code aimed at foreigners and reports a June 15 Peking demonstration. It describes student protests as destructive in tone, though peaceful in action, with demands focusing on ending extra territorial stipulations and tightening government stability.
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America
Washington
Associated Press
China
State Department
Mayer
Peking
Shanghai
Borah
Tellegram
Senate Foreign Relations
Jacob Gould Schirman
Tientsin
Mayés
Open door policy to be observed by U S toward China
Wan A. MacMurray newly named minister to China is pictured on arrival in San Francisco en route to take up posting. He says the United States will continue to observe the open door in its approach to China.
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Hersin
Rotary
United States
China
Wan A. MacMurray
San Francisco
New Waikiki Hotel to Rise on Honolulu Beachfront
A $2,000,000 hotel project is planned for Waikiki beach in Honolulu this summer. Developers announce construction along the famed shoreline, aiming to boost tourism and create a landmark destination.
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Honolulu
Waikiki
Bobbed Beauties in Spotlight at Tex Howard Dance
Helena report details a Shrine temple event tonight featuring Tex Howard orchestra from Butte Columbia Gardens. Fifteen bobbed beauties compete for state honors with prizes, listed by name, while Tex Howard joins with a marimbaphone quartet, touted as the largest instrument of its kind in the northwest.
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Shrine
Helena
Shrine Temple
Butte Columbia Gardens
Ethel Spanier
Olive Plummer
Gendolyn Duncan
Marguerette Schmitz
Gwendolyn Baker
Helen Johnston
Genevieve Wood
Mildred Lugg
Myrtle Tuohy
Gladys Whittington
Flo Pullin
Ann Scholz
Maibel Doggett
Vinnie Shaffer
Helen Gillan
Northwest
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