Al Smith Heads to Democratic Convention Amid Cheering Crowd
In New York on June 21, former New York Governor Alfred E. Smith departed for the Democratic National Convention. A 1,000-strong crowd at the platform of the Twentieth Century Limited urged him to return. Smith joked that if brought back dry, they would keep him wet. Joseph M. Proskauer distributed fluttering notices pledging support for Smith’s nomination and praising him as a top public servant since Theodore Roosevelt.
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Disabled Veterans revoke state charters in Nebraska Alabama
San Diego June 21 Vivian Corbly national adjutant of the Disabled Veterans informed the annual convention that its executive committee had revoked the charters of the Nebraska state department and the Wildcat post Omaha. Corbly said internal dissention prevented adjustment with the national organization and Lincoln post and another in Omaha were not affected. The Alabama state department charter was revoked after an election of two ineligible men for commander. The national organization will reorganize Nebraska and Alabama departments. EB Claudge Babbock announced.
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Helena resident Frank Bausquet dies after operation
Frank Bausquet a longtime Helena resident aged about 72 or 73 died late last night at St. Peter's hospital following an operation. He distributed yeast house to house for years and was well known to many Helena residents. No relatives are listed. The body was taken to J Victor Kobler mortuary. funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Fancies of Heart Attack After Hearing Big Bolt
Denver observer Michael Carey aged 89 died of heart disease after listening to a radio description of the Sharkey Schmeling fight. He had awaited the bout for months and exclaimed Sharkey had lost before collapsing at his home.
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New York
Two Bridge Systems Form Vital Alliance
New York announces a formal alliance between the Culbertson and official bidding methods in contract bridge. The United States Bridge Association will oversee the game and run sectional and national championships, aligning with the pattern set by the United States Chess Association and the United States Lawn Tennis Association.
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Lentz
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Leap Year Love and Wealth Strife in Cherry Dixon Tale
Cherry Dixon, heiress daughter, falls for Dan Phillips a reporter. She leaves home over dispute with her father, vows to marry him leveraging Leap Year, and learns poverty after marriage. Dixie Shannon, a News critic, befriends Cherry and meets Max Pearson. Cherry rejects her mother’s check for pride. A nearby tenant attempts suicide, is hospitalized. Cherry sends flowers, then meets Pearson for lunch downtown.
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Dan Phillips
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Momie
Max Pearson
Pearson
Dining with Max Pearson Sparks Hope for Dan’s Writing
In a city restaurant Cherry chats with Max Pearson about Dan’s future as a writer. Pearson cautions there’s no easy path to a great novel, urges hard work, and offers Cherry a car to help Dan get out and write. Cherry resolves to support Dan while managing his busy days and the stalled manuscript.
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Deity Lynton opens at Marin theater with star cast
Sensational modern society drama opening Thursday features Joan Crawford and Robert Montgomery in principal roles. Adapted from a famous novel, the film spans South America and New York nightlife with a dramatic sequence aboard a grand ocean liner.
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Robert Montgomery
Marin Theater
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South America
New York
English tennis star defeats Henri Chet at Wimbledon
On center court Wimbledon June 21 21 21 The British US and French players faced pivotal results as English star ton G Vollins upset Henri Cchet 2 8 6 0 6 2 The Americans led by Jillssworth Vines and Helen Wills Bondy advanced to the third round while Sidney B Wood defending champion and Gregory Mangin also moved forward Ted Mrs Moods breezed through Fraulein M Cou queue of icland in a two game sweep and Viglen Jacobs No 2 American beat Mies Southnel in straight sets
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California
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Johnny van Ryn
Winera Allisen
Sidney B. Wood
Chegory Mangin
Vines
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Congress to Open With Grand Dublin Ceremony
In Dublin on June 21 the International Euchartette congress will open with a grand ceremony. About 500000 pilgrims from 25 nations are expected as Cardinal officials and 12 cardinals take red thrones in Dublin Cathedral. Archbishop Byrne will inaugurate the congress amid vivid religious pageantry and illuminated windows. A procession of clerics and solemn vestments will underscore the opening eve and candles glow from cathedral windows.
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Holt stars in Behind The Mask at the Marlow playhouse
Holt, famed for Submaelue and Plight, headlines Behind The Mask at the Marlow in his latest vehicle. The double feature includes The High Speeds Omners with Bor Karloff and Constance Cumming in the cast.
American Association Flirt Ginnie Rowee Milwaukee
Baseball scores and lineups from multiple American Association games. Players such as Hilln ownd Youne, Sarahan, Heying, Riddle, Aevond G Row Milwaukee, Skles, Crowneh, Cooney, Fivet Ganw- mow, Harriss, Fenner, Rean, Ven gilder, Babb, Pytlak, Vanatta, Snyder, Moore, Van eilder, Petty, Ryan, Graffin, Dean, Spring, Bersa hei, Dawson, Collins, Weinert, NeRerry, and Eric appear in the day’s box scores across games in Indianapolis Toledo Columbus Louisville and Minneapolis.
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Grabowski
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Louisville
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Pacific Coast League action headlines from Portland and Los Angeles
The Portland and Los Angeles games show scores and lineups. Notable players include Senderson Wallgren Teter Ron Jacoks Dietrich Koupal Pitzpatrick Walsh Read Gustoni Thomas Bussler Herrmann Campbell Nelson Killeen Freitas Page Coz Wirts and Howler. Aerial details mention missions Vinel Bryi n Hofmann and Sentina.
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Los Angeles
Youth domination in Trans-Miss amateur golf lead
At the Oklahoma City Country Club on June 21 the 32nd Trans-Miss Amateur saw youth dominate the championship flight after qualifying. Medalist Konore, after two days, gave way to Fred Dold of Wichita Kansas with a 140 total on the 6500 yard course. Dold followed a 72 in windy conditions with a 68 today, two under par, as pre-tournament favorite Rod Bugs struggled with a 76 yesterday and 71 today.
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Onaha
Missouri River Reopens Navigation From St Louis To KC
After decades of disuse, the Missouri river is formally dedicated as an 8 navigable stream from St Louis to Kansas City. Secretary of War Pat Hurley and Maj. Gen. T. Ashburn led a ceremonial voyage aboard the Mark Twain with the General Ashburn and barges, awaiting army engineers’ certification of a continuous six-foot channel before full commercial operation.
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Lincoln Defeat Naryshue 3-2 In Thrilling Battle
Lincoln edged Naryshue 3-2 in a pitchers’ duel marked by six Marysville errors that helped Lincoln seize the lead. O’Connell and Molnar pitched well, with Lincoln’s Stoner and Ingman delivering home runs and Cameron supplying key run-scoring plays as Lincoln avoided costly mistakes and held on for victory.
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Meadowlark Golfers to Visit Helena Country Club Sunday
Meadowlark Country Club of Great Falls will visit Helena for a team match with Helena Country Club this Sunday. The event features a reception, entertainment by Stan Te Mose, and a mixed turnout with players paired by handicap for fair competition.
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Paul Bunyan Out at Washington Park Today
A note from Washington Park records Paul Bunyan excused from the fifth grade due to illness. L M Severson’s hamitray horse is mentioned in the quirky district item. A fly on Paul’s chest distracted him and caused him to fall, leaving about two inches of mesh exposed.
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