Fewer and Better Papers in Future
Columbia Mo May 6 Elbert H Baker president of the Cleveland Plain Dealer tells Missouri University journalism students that newspapers will be fewer but better with more teamwork and ethical rigor. He denies selling to advertisers and urges truth and world terms in news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Associated “Press
Elbert H. Baker
Cleveland Plain Dealer
School of Journalism
University of Missouri Today
Baker
Advertiser
Trotzky Returns to Moscow Amid Bolshivek Rehab
Moscow May 6 By the Associated Press Leon Trotzky former war minister travels from Sukhum Trans Caucasia to Moscow ready to accept any government post. The Communist hierarchy led by Alexis Rykoff Stalin Kameneff Zinovev absolved him from political heresy and he vows to observe bolshevik tenets. He is likely offered the post of commissar of foreign trade formerly held by Krassin.
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Moscow
Assoad
Caucasus
Leon Frotzky
Trotzky
Sukhum
Trans-Caucasia
Communist Party
Alexis Rykoff
Council of Commissars
Stalin
Kameneff
Kalanin
Zinovefi
Arrests Educator for Teaching Evolution in Dayton
Preliminary hearing set for Saturday as defense plans to challenge the constitutionality of the new law. The report notes Dayton busing is a major issue. Also mentioned is the world copper production record held by a Belgian Congo mine.
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Yea
Dayton
Belgian Congo
Kolor-Bak Restores Gray Hair Says Parchen Drug Co
Advert says Kolor-Bak restores gray hair to original shade and banishes dandruff while stopping itch and adding life and beauty. Special six day sale offers regular price to $1.90 per bottle, advertised by Parchen Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kolor-Bak
Parchen Drug Co
Adlerika bowel cleansing pitch at chat field drug store
An advertisement promotes Adlerika as a fast acting intestinal evacuant using buckthorn bark magnesium and glycerine to remove waste material. It claims quick relief from constipation and a bloated stomach, urging customers to avoid pills and visit Chatfield Drug Store at 6 N Main St for a cleanse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlerika
Leld Drug Store
N. Mian St
Campbell to Appeal Sentence in Montana Oil Case
The Great Falls federal court returned the verdict after jurors agreed late last night. Campbell, discoverer of the Ke ven Sunburst oil field, faces appeal as trial opened May 1 and concluded with a 10 o clock verdict. The case centers on misappropriation and illegal promotion costs tied to oil syndicates in northern Montana. Senator Wheeler and other associates faced related indictments, with Wheeler later acquitted in Montana. Ottawa tremors and a New York jockey sale also appear in this bulletin.
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Campbell
Great Falls
Becaus
Montana
Bourquin
Kevin Sunburst
Wheeler
Gordon Campbell
E. J. Briley
Department of the Interior
District of Columbia
E.S. Booth
Interior Department
Washington
Department of Justice
Edwin
Booth
Senate
Armless Man and Virtuous Liars Vaudeville Review
A Butte style review notes the feature film Armless Man Hit in Vaudeville Tonight at the Marlow, a society drama of a deserted mother artist and her child, a prize win, and a wealthy patron whose death leaves her income secure. South American allusions drive dramatic twists as the husband returns. The Associated vaudeville bill earns high praise, led by Clare A. Lutes with extraordinary footwork, the Lutes brothers act, and Florence Yoke company settings. Princess Vinetta and Frank Butler acts add variety with singing and dancing.
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the Marlow
South America
Sher
Butte
Clare A. Lutes
Lutes
Associated
Lutes Brothers
Great Falls
Charles Kerina
Barker
Florence Yoke Company
Princess Vinetta
Frank
Gertrude Butler
Feathers Of Fabric Trim Hats And Boxers Insurance
Fabrice feathers trim many a smart hat. Sometimes they are of silk or satin or even of wool. They have quill ends, and are inevitably placed at a jaunty angle. New York- Mike McTigue, the world's light heavyweight champion insured his hands for $50,000.
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New York
Mike McTigue
How to Look Years Less Than Your Age
A vintage sale pamphlet describes mercorized wax as a cosmetic to reduce visible aging. It claims repeated nightly application removes outer dull skin to reveal fresher underneath, offering a hygienic natural complexion versus artificial makeup.
Grain Marketing Report Resented by Chicago Board
Chicago May 6 A special committee inquiry was authorized by the Chicago board of trade into statements attributed to Grain Marketing company figures George E Marcy and E F Rosenbaum. The Washington issued statement and Sunday press quotes claim Marcy blamed low grain prices on speculative holdings and artificial market manipulation for this year’s high price potential.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Chicago Board of Trade
George E. Marey
E. F. Rosenbaum
Washington
Marcy
Fosdick Controversy Dominates 137th Presbyterian Assembly
The Fosdick case remains central as the 137th annual Presbyterian Assembly opens in Columbus May 21. Fundamentalists and liberals clash over orthodoxy, with cases against New York presbytery for alleged liberal preaching to be heard. Moderator race features Dr Lapsley McAfee, Dr William O Thompson, and Williams Jennings Bryan ally Bryan Dodges.
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Fosdick
Columbus
Associated Press
Harry Emerson Fosdick
First Presbyterian Church of
New York City
Presbyterian General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
New York
Walter D. Buchanan
Broadway Presbyterian Church
Buchanan
Clarence Edward Macartney
Arch Street Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
Macartney
Bryan Dodges
Lapsley A. McAfee
Berkeley
Cal
William Jennings Bryan
Florida
Billings Fishing Fines Total $100 In License Violations
In Billings on May 6 several people faced justice for fishing without current licenses. Four pleaded guilty and paid a total $100 in fines. Individuals cited include Mrs. Katie Koch fined $25, RK Stewart fined $25 for fishing with an expired license, Mrs. Iva Smith fined $25, and A C Porter fined $25 for possessing a rod while the license had expired.
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Billings
Justice of ‘Peace Court
A. T. Holmes
Lrs
Katie (Och
Wiliam S. Downs
Yellowstone
RK. W. Stewart
Justice Downs
Iva Smith
Huntley Bridge
William Gallagher
A. C. Porter
Porter
Holmes
Sustice Gallagher
HIDE PEDDLERS ARRESTED ON THE BLAM OF A FHAMER
Billings May 6 fifteen hides valued at 50 dollars were recovered in Billings Monday afternoon. W L Wright a one armed peddler from Stillwater county is jailed on grand larceny charges. The hides belonged to Parham ranch owner Doin Walters near Park City and were identified by Walters when Wright tried to sell them to Montana Hide and Fur. Walters learned Wright was in Billings and offering hides for sale, then reported to police. Patrolman Bruce Zachary arrested Wright on Walters' complaint.
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Billings
W. L Wright
Stillwater County
Doin Walters
Parham Ranch
Park City
Wright
Montana Hide and Fur Company
Walters
Bruce Zachary
Greenland to Issue Its Own Coinage With Polar Bear Motif
Copenhagen reports Greenland will soon establish its own coinage after using Denmark’s currency. Coins will feature a polar bear on one side and are designed for durability to withstand harsh circulation in Eskimo colonies.
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Greenland
Copenhagen
Associated Press
Denmark
Rio Eager for Steamers with American Tourists
In Rio de Janeiro on April 14, Associated Press reports a thriving tourist trade as Americans aboard a steamer buy Brazilian souvenirs. A jeweler says about 4,000 aquamarines were sold to 383 U.S. travelers for around $20,000, while blue butterfly wings and mounted beetles also fill demand. The wings come from interior poor communities, not professional collectors.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazal
Associated Press
Brazil
Fuller Guilty Free? Navy commander charged in whiskey find
Norfolk May 6. Commander D W Fuller, commanding officer at the naval base, faces three charges of neglect of duty connected to the discovery aboard his ship of 500 quarts of whiskey when it docked in February.
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Fuller
Norfolk
Associated Press
D. W. Fuller
Naval Base
London opens four Tower dungeons to the public
London April 21 Four additional towers of the Tower of London were opened to sightseers for the first time in history. The Byward Balt Martin and Broad Arrow doors opened to reveal intact dungeons where spies were held during the last war.
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London
Associated Press
Tower of London
Byward
Balt
Martin
Water Industry In A Sound Condition
Louisville May 6 The water supply industry of the United States remains generally sound though not fully recovered from war losses. Leonard Metcalf engineer of Boston told the American Water Works association that the industry lost about a quarter of a billion dollars during the war. He said postwar gains increased earnings power to about 1.5 times prewar levels, but the war losses will likely never be fully recovered and the industry cannot earn a fair return on fair value of properties.
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Louisville
Associated Press
United States
Leonard Metcalf
Boston
American Water Works Association
Met
Deserted bride turns to life of crime
Associated Press reports 22 year old M. J. Bailey, who left his four month bride in Lincoln County, Montana, was arrested in Seattle and confessed to stealing a new automobile last Sunday night and several other thefts along his route through Oregon and Washington. The dispatch notes Bailey’s actions followed trouble with his wife and suggests industry-wide concerns over property rates and the need for revision of water property values to align with general property values.
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Associated Pres
Spokane
M. J. Bailey
Lincoln County
Mant
Seattle
Oregon
Washington
Seattle Dispatch
the Chronicle
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Flaherty
Kohler
Broadway
W. A. Meyer
Pete
Cr Zhep
Walker Eers Davis
Ft. J. S Pratt
Pratt
Cook
Dase
Ottawa
Ont
Dominion Observatory
Clarence Kummer
Second Call
Clifford A. Cochran
Mary Pickford
the Antlers
Board OF Trade
Rio
Gees Ounger
Lake Louise
Arene
2Nd Ave
South
Minneapolis
Yaupevill
Mee Ee Ryu
Charles Kenna
Florence York & Co
Claire A. Lutes
Frank and
Dancing Girl
Princess Winona Tadian
Whitman Bennett
David Powell
Marlow
E. A. Johnson
Knight
Eleanor H. Porter
FOX News
Flapper
Mre
Remington
Sundstrand
6Th Ave
Montana Typewriter & Stationery Co
Helena
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