Night in Paris set for Legion benefit at Marlow Theater
Helena readers await a two night musical comedy, A Night in Paris, written by Paris Bartley and Bob Fletcher for the American Legion post. Directed by Frank Hayward of Seattle's United Producers, the show features a polished chorus and principal cast with 8:30 p.m. curtain times. All seats are reserved for Tuesday and Wednesday performances at the Marlow Theater to benefit the Legion.
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Paris
Helena
Tyne Seldont
Marlow Theater
Paris Bartley
Bob Fletcher
Post
The
American Legion
Frank Hayward
United Producers of
Seattle
Davidson Arrested on Fraud Charge Tied to Bootlegger Case
Davidson, sought by San Francisco police for passing four thousand dollars in worthless checks, was arrested in Alexandria Virginia near Washington. He told officers he would return to California to reveal “what’s what” and claimed banks aided bootleggers, but prohibition officials and others in the West denied his testimony. He refused cross examination before a House committee, and had disappeared two days earlier.
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Potomac River
Washington
San Francisco
Davidson
House Committee
California
James J. Britt
Prohibition
I W. H. Pounds
Paulsboro
N. J
Jennie Strice
Dr. Pounds
Panlaboro
Bills Stiles
Bryan and Brooktharts West
Bryan and Brookhart
Tyson
Airmen Drop Hotel Supplies Across Bavarian Alps
Berlin reports a new airlift plan to feed mountain inn guests this summer. A South German Aero-Lloyd contract promises 3 cents per pound to carry cargo by air from Munich and Innsbruck, with drops up to 200 pounds and landings on plateaus or via parachute into inns.
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Tyrolese Alps
Aire
Munich
Innsbruck
Alps
Innsbruk
Brandenburg Inn
Detztaler Alps
Aero-Lloyd Company
Grand Master Installed At Meadville Lodge In Pa
John Mark, raised in an orphan’s home run by Odd Fellows, has been installed as grand master of the 19,000-member Pennsylvania lodge. His home is in Oil City, Pa.
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Odd Fellows
Meadville
John
Mark
Lodge
Pennsylvania
Oil Cry, Pa
Bruce Bitter in Senate Clash Over Equalization Fee
The debate focused on Senator Bruce from Maryland and Senator Tyson from Tennessee. Bruce opposed the bill while Tyson supported it, arguing for the provision's removal to allow the equalization fee to be applied.
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Bruce
Bill
Idaho
Maryland
Tyson
Tennessee
Chile and Peruvian Tacna Arica dispute tensions rise
Chilean army and navy guard the Lassiter residence amid anti American demonstrations over a plebiscite plan. Peruvians prepared trains to move the Tacna Arica plebiscite staff home as Chile challenges U S mediation and protests about unfair tactics.
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Arica
Chile
Williane Lassiter
Peruvia
Lassister
Tacna
Peru
United States
Galvoseton
Lima
Port Rimao
New Commandment with Great Cast Opens at Marlow
Robert T. Kane presents The New Commandment at Marlow with matinee and evening showings. Starred by Ben Lyon Blanche Sweet Holbrook Blinn J edro De Cordova Diana Kane and others, the film adapts Frederick Palmer’s Invisible Wounds from Lada Cowan and Howard Siggin. Senator Tyson criticizes the tariff and farming policy linked to the West’s woes.
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Robert T. Kane
Marlow
First National
Kane
Blanche Sweet
Ben Lyon
Frederick Palmer
Fashion and politics mix in early 20th century women news
Notes from London Paris and Smyrna cover sun burn scar accessories for tennis players and Turkish women’s attire. A Smyrna woman joins the steel market as a notable trader. The National Women’s Trade Union League plans its June convention with leaders from New York and Chicago. Helen Wilkinson adopts an Eton crop for utility. Opals outshine other gems for daytime wear while Canada emigration figures rise.
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London
Isisas City
Leagur
Whrutt
Ace
League
Maud Swartz
New York
Rose Schneiderman
Elizabeth Cristman
Chicago
Raymond Robins
Helen Wilkinson
House of Commons
Eucharist Sessions Open With Globe of Church Leaders
The ceremony gathers over a hundred bishops and archbishops with Cardinal Mundelein as sponsor while officials greet dignitaries including Secretary of Labor Davis and a letter from President Coolidge expressing regret at not attending. Davis proclaims Catholic patriotism free of prejudice, drawing loud applause.
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Davis
Coolidge
Samuel Insull
David F. Kelly
Chicago
Knights of St. Gregory
Congress
Cardinal Mundelein
Sacred College
Amore
Dougherty
Philadelphia
O'Connell
Boston
Cadinal Mundelein
America
Urge Rulers to Seek Peace in London Procession
About 7000 to 8000 women in the Peace Army mobilize to four compass points around London. Eight columns march to Hyde Park for a 3 PM platform program with leading women, urging compulsory arbitration to prevent wars and promote treaties.
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Kingda
England
London
Slyde Park
Marble Arch
League Speaker Admits Taking Coin in Testimony
Wayne B Wheeler testified before the senate campaign funds committee naming four senators and four representatives with the league s pay policy for dry speech outs. He cited Rep Lowry of Mississippi admitting 40 for a Baltimore speech and Rep Upshaw of Georgia confessing a modest honorarium while Sen Willis of Ohio denied payroll ties.
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Wayne B. Wheeley
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
League
Mr. Wheeler
Lowry
Mississippi
Maryland Anti-Saloon League
Baltimore
Senate
Willis
Ohio
Upshaw
Whaoaler
Reed
Prohibition Debate Spurs Senate Testimony and Local Protests
The article notes Wheeler's testimony in the senate finance hearings and cites critics from the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment seeking income sources. It mentions a judiciary report attacking a prohibition bill and a LaGuardia demonstration planned by a socialist program. A letter from a college graduate’s mother appears amid lighter features. London reports A J Cook announcing an International Miners Federation meeting in Dan on June 23 to discuss coal embargo or international strike.
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Massachusetts
Wheeler
Senate
Capitol
Rowse
House
London
A. J. Cook
British Miners’ Federation
International Miners’ Federation
Tan International
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Pare
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Womten
Joseph Python
Paris Court of Appeals
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Empire Ports
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Ax Fine Entertainment
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Trelena High School
Kereen
Robert Cooney
Mary II
Leroy Pitaglabon
Charlotta Heberlan
Steve Rupert
Selma Walker
Everett Long
Anita Heary
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Danle
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Collenson Orchestra
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