Peace in Europe urged by Houghton at Pilgrim dinner
Ambassador Houghton urged American resolve for peaceful European reconstruction and warned that U S aid could end if Europe fails to prove a time for peaceful upbuilding has arrived. He stressed American goodwill, the bond with Britain, and cautioned against destructive postwar policies while noting Washington's stance on nonmilitary loans.
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Kolor-Bak Restores Gray Hair At Parchen Drug Co
Kolor-Bak claims to restore hair to its original color and banish dandruff while stopping scalp itching. The ad promises money back if the result is not as desired with a regular price of $1.56 and a special sale price of $23 for a limited time.
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Parchen Drug Co
Dirigible Los Angeles Arrives in Porto Rico
The Los Angeles airship reached Playa Mayaguez Porto Rico on May 4, sighted at 6 19 p m and moored to the Patoka tender at 7 45 p m by the Associated Press report.
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Men and Women at Marlow in domestic drama
Wall Street based 'Men and Women' stars Richard Dix Nel Hamilton Claire Adams and Robert Edeson in a tale of a long married couple striving for finer things beyond means. A bank loss leads to near disaster with the wife pleading to higher powers to save her husband, granting another chance.
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Robert Edeson
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Wall Street
Clara Beranger
David Belasco
Henry C. DeMille
Father Poe
Merlyn Walker's Band Dance at the Winter Garden
Merlyn Walker and her jazz band perform a dance at the Winter Garden tonight in Butte. This marks her third transcontinental tour with the orchestra as a large crowd enjoys the show and popular prices are in effect.
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Winter Garden
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Miss Walker
Butte
Additional deaths after Bulgaria cathedral bombing prompt curfew
Two more victims died from injuries sustained in Sofia's cathedral bombing. Lieutenant Colonel Nicolaeff and Ambulance Colonel Tantcheff died as authorities report. A government curfew allows street circulation until 9 pm. A Perovdiv agrarian communist committee was uncovered and several men were arrested. An ex aviator Agodd, close associate of the late President Stamboulaski, was killed while fleeing arrest.
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Tantcheff
Perovdiv
Agodd
Stamboulaski
Simelter Band Vaudeville Show Heads to Townsend Saturday
East Helena Smelter band plans a vaudeville show in Townsend on Saturday night May 16 at the Marlow, featuring six acts and a 50-member cast with orchestra, elaborate scenery, and costumes. A dance will follow, with Helena attendees expected to travel over for the event and the band to accompany prominently on the bill.
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Improvements at hospital to begin soon in Helena
Government funds will finance near 100000 dollars in improvements at Fort Harrison and Hospital No 72 in Helena. Work starts soon, with $50000 already approved for essential changes, including a new surgical ward, modern patient rooms, upgraded wards, and a radio and recreation facilities. Dr Judkins leads the project, aided by the Commercial club and Rotary.
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Grain Grading Act Held Unconstitutional in North Dakota
Washington May 4 The North Dakota grain grading act was declared invalid and unconstitutional by the supreme court. It marked the second North Dakota statute of a similar nature to be invalidated by the high court after an act from 1919 was found in conflict with federal law. In 1922 voters adopted the present statute which the state argued was free from the objectionable features of its predecessor.
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North Dakota
Supreme Court
District of Columbia Must Pay Virginia Farmer
The DC government must compensate a Virginia farmer for allowing prisoners from its workhouse at Occoquan to escape and threaten his premises. The District of Columbia Supreme Court ruled the incidents disrupted his farm operations and frightened his family.
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Associated Press
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Negro Politician Leaves Fortune in Brooklyn
Charles B. Jones a 64 year old Negro leader who was to begin a fourth two year mayoral term died Sunday leaving an estate valued at 300000 dollars. He had been principal of the public school and city supervisor before serving as mayor for six years. A Oberlin College graduate his health declined after a nervous breakdown last year. Brooklyn's about 3000 residents are mostly Black with four white families.
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Brooklyn
Charles B. Jones
Jones
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
Indictments Return in North Carolina Mob Case
Williamstown NC May 4 AP reports true bills of indictment against 12 defendants charging they were members of the mob that removed tobacco salesman Joseph Needleman from Martin County Jail March 29 and performed a serious operation. Needleman also indicted for attacking a young woman. Sixteen indicted pleaded guilty as accessories before the fact.
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Associated Press
Jozeph Needleman
Martin County
North Carolina
Needleman
Norma Talmadge Stars in Within the Law at Antlers
Norma Talmadge delivers her strongest emotional turn as Mary Turner in the Frank Lloyd directed First National film Within the Law. Jack Mulhall plays Dick Gilder with Ether Pepper as Agene Lynch and Lew Cody as Joe Garson in a tale of blackmail and betrayal set around a wrongful imprisonment and vengeance plot.
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Sutts
Norma Talmadge
Mary Turner
Mrs Budlong Again Defeated in Court
In Newport on May 4 Mrs Jessica Margaret Budlong lost her second bid for separate maintenance from husband Milton J Budlong of New York and Newport. Judge Arthur Sumner dismissed the suit on motion, the respondent’s counsel arguing she had no Newport residence. A prior decision granted custody of their two sons to the husband, and Mrs Budlong, who had once barricaded herself in Budlong’s New York apartment on hunger strike, wept during cross examination as Abbott Hillip challenged her earlier testimony.
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Associated Press
Newport
Jessie Margaret Budlong
Milton J Budlong
New York
Arthur Sumner
Pete
Conviction Upheld in Liquor Warehouse Theft Case
Gaston B. Means, ex Department of Justice agent, had his July conviction for conspiring to illegally remove liquor from a bonded warehouse upheld by the U S circuit court of appeals. He remains free on bail but faces a two year federal term in Atlanta and a $10,000 fine.
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Associated Press
New York
Gaston B. Meats
Department of Justice
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Means
Federal
Atlanta
Air play in war game wraps up critique sessions
In Honolulu on May 4, Associated Press reports that both Blue and Black forces faced closed-door reviews of the war game. Officers dissect maneuver errors and strategy while aviation's role dominates discussions. The official outcome remains unreleased pending Wednesday summary.
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Associated Press
Wharwall
Central Union Church
Army
Coal Mine Workers Battle Court Order
Ten officials of the United Mine Workers and 20 miners from Colliers West Virginia are expected in federal court for final arguments on petitions alleging violation of an injunction restraining union and other members from unionization activities at Colliers. The West Virginia Pittsburg Coal company claims recent union activity in the Panhandle district violates the 1913 injunction.
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Colliers
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Panhandle
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