Cherry Love and Money Clash in Helena Serial
Cherry, a 19 year old daughter of wealthy parents, marries Dan Pallips and faces poverty after a split from her father. A mother’s cheque for five hundred dollars arrives, triggering debt worries. A hospital drama unfolds as Miss Jamieson collapses, revealing hardship among tenants and the ethics of charity.
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The Wet Parade at Marlow Theater Opens Art Night
The Wet Parade opens at the Marlow theater offering a family friendly entertainment. The film presents an intimate romance and a tense modern plot contrasting pre and post World War I society with nightlife sophistication and political corruption highlighted against daily newspaper front pages.
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Earhart to be feted in New York and Washington
Amelia Earhart arrives in New York after a transatlantic solo flight. A city ceremony aboard Riverside will greet her with Mayor Walker presenting a city medal as crowds cheer. She and George Palmar Putnam will tour Bryant Park and headline events before official Washington ceremonies.
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Planes to start forest supplies transport Monday
Missoula June 19 Airplane transport in Western Montana for forest stations will begin Monday with Johnson Bennett planes delivering freight to the Big Prairie Ranger station on the Flathead forest 70 miles by air, far shorter than the land route. About 10 flights are planned with over a thousand pounds per flight to supply Big Prairie and another point, the Selway. Air travel proves cheaper than pack trains, while Howard Flint of the air patrol completes mapping of 140 square miles of Waniksu forest, though cloudy weather hinders aerial photography and forest patrol work this summer. New York Mayor James Walker is 51 today.
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Death by own action ends ten day marriage widow inherits
Royal Vilns, a 66 year old financier and sportsman, shot himself in a despondent act over finances ten days after marrying Myrtle Roglind, his secretary of 27. He left instruction that one fourth of his $310,000 life insurance go to his widow and that no remainder go to Albert, Virginia, or their daughter. The marriage was his third.
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Butte Rodeo Teams to Award 12000 in Prizes Aug 10 14
Butte announces $12,000 in cash prizes for contestants at the second annual Fatin championship rodeo set for August 10 to 14. Murl Warwick, president of the Butte Rodeo and Sportsmen's association, said the increased prizes move the event into the Triple A division of the Rodeo Association of America.
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Boris Karloff in Behind That Mask showcased in hotel theater
Boris Karloff, famed for The Criminal Code and Frankenstein, lends sinister prowess to Behind The Mask, a new shock thriller. The Columbia double feature at Marlow Theater Tuesday pairs it with Buck Jones in High Speed, highlighting Karloff’s status as a premier horror character actor.
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Probe of Uncle Samus Hearing Series Begins
Washington June 19 The House committee probing government impact on private business will visit New York and Kansas City to hear about government clothing sales. Chairman Shannon announced New York hearings will start after Congress adjourns with Kansas City hearings planned to run longer beginning mid July. In September the panel will reconvene in Washington to resume investigations. Sixty centuries ago Egyptian priests reportedly forecast weather nightly from temple summits.
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Interesting Facts About Books and Authors Gathered
Public library staff presented intriguing notes on books plays and authors. Items include Marle C Oemler who wrote Slippy Motives Joan G MedMaster a historian at the University of Pennsylvania who died in Connecticut May 22 1920 and Havelock Ellis Dance of Life a study of living philosophy Edith Wharton Marriage Playground adapted from Children Looking Backward Edward Bellamy’s forecast and more.
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Darrow to plead for 17 year old boy before supreme court
Clarence Darrow veteran attorney and opponent of capital punishment will appear before the Illinois Supreme Court Wednesday to make a second plea for Mussell Williams 17 a mockford, slayer, sentenced to death. Evidence suggested the youth was environmentally influenced and had been drinking heavily before the hold up that killed a motorman. Williams is held in Joliet penitentiary facing execution.
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Civitan International Opens Convention in Baltimore
Baltimore June 19 delegates from many parts of the United States and Canada gathered for the opening tomorrow of the annual convention of Civitan International. Among the delegates are Dr. O Ling of Great Falls Montana and Dr. Frank P Topping of Sarramenin California.
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Aimee Will Not Attend Trial Of Husband's Suit
Los Angeles June 19 David Hutton, leading baritone at Angelus temple, will be first in court to defend his breach of promise suit against MyrIta Jean St Pierre. He says his wife Aimee Sempto McPherson will not accompany him or even be told the trial opens Monday, planning to stay ill at a suburban sanitarium. The suit, filed last September by nurse St Pierre of West Hollywood, concerns a romance alleged with Hutton.
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Educational conference to set university responsibilities
A conference of universities will meet November 16 17 to fix responsibilities and abstentions of educational institutions amid current economic and social strain. New York University leader Ellsworth Brown said 27 educators and others joined in the movement with invitations to 300 colleges 100 American learned societies and 600 individuals. Also noted is the death of former McCook bank cashier Thoyles in Sidney Neb after a scheme involving marriage proposals and later signs of cooling ardor.
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