Maryland Almost Wrecked Off Oahu After Reef Collision
The battleship Maryland nearly capsized off Diamond Head near Honolulu amid heavy surf. Seventeen others were rescued after boats were wrecked. three crew members aboard the Tennessee died when a motor sailer overturned. The Maryland sustained over $150,000 in damage and feared losing more life as it received the Henderson for transport back to port.
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Nonolalu
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Henderton
Grant Case Probed On Land Surrenders And Agriculture
Washington May 8 The congressional committee probing land grants to the Northern Pacific Railway focused on two issues raised in testimony by the company and the government The panel sought details on the company's claim to land surrendered when the Crow Indian reservation was created and discussed the use of the word agriculture in the company's charter The inquiry hinges on the government potentially granting about 3 000 000 acres to the company
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Washington
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Kolor Bak Hair Restorer Promises Color Return
Kolor Bak claims to restore gray hair to its original shade and banish dandruff while stopping itching. The ad promises hair life and beauty with a money back guarantee if results aren’t delivered. Regular price is $1,350 per bottle, with a six day sale at 29 Parchen Drag Co.
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Parchen Drag Co
Too Many Kisses at the Marlow features Richard Dix
Richard Dix stars as Robert Gaylord in Too Many Kisses a Paramount production at the Marlow today with matinee and evening showings. The plot follows a wealthy mine owner's son who travels to the Basque country to forget women and falls for Yvonne while facing rivals and danger. William Powell also appears in the cast.
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Paramount
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Marlow
Spain
Dix
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Basuge
Pyrenees
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Bob
Hook
Miss Howard
William Powell
Turry Ann Dance Draws Crowds at Winter Garden Tonight
The Scarry Ann novelty doll dance is featured at the Winter Garden with a 10 cent admission and free dancing from 3 30 to 9 30. A dozen dolls will be given away on the spot. The Winter Garden orchestra provides the music and Loomis orchestra visits next Friday for Miss Myrtle Bradner's farewell dance before her May 17 West Coast engagement.
Teut Reds Lose In Battle On Election
Berlin reports the federal election examining board upheld Field Marshal Von Hindenburg as president of the republic after Socialist protests. The Socialists failed to gain traction while Freidrick Foersing, leader and commander of the Republican guards, barred guards from welcoming the president-elect in Berlin.
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Associated Press
Socialist Party
Federal Election Examining Board
Field Marshal von Hindenburg
Republic
Freidrick Foersing
Republican Guards
Housing Conference to Be Held in Paris
New York reports the International Congress of Building and Public Works will meet in Paris from June 15 to 19 to study housing for middle class and intellectual workers. Willard Reed Messenger cites patronage of the French premier and republic president and promises detailed comparisons of national methods to reduce building costs and foster a practical program.
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Associated Press
Paris
International Congress of Building and Public Works
Willard Reed Messenger
United States
Republic
Messenger
Sugar foods blamed for diabetes by homeopaths
In Sacramento May meeting of the California State Homeopath Medical Society Dr Richard Tomlinson warned that sugar rich foods replacing alcohol post Prohibition create diabetes. Dr George Warren Pierce spoke on plastic surgery and Jack Dempsey’s nose reshaping, noting a successful operation changed his career outlook.
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Richard 3. Tomlinson
San Francisco
California State Homeopath Medical Society
George Warren Pierce
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Dr. Pierce
Rin Tin Tin Stars in Where the North Begins at Antlers
The fourth revival week offering at the Antlers theater is Where the North Begins a Warner Brothers classic. Rin Tin Tin the canine star plays a heroic part aiding Gabriel Dupre and foiling Shad Galloway at the Hudson Bay trading post in a gripping northern drama.
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Antlers Theater
Far North
Rin-Tin-Tin
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Shad Galloway
Iron Fist
Hudson Bay Company
Gabriel Dupre
Felice McTavish
Dupre
Opt
Jaws
Galloway
Air Mail turns thief in Paramount drama The Air Mail
In the Paramount film The Air Mail, star Baxter plays a clever crook who poses as an air postman to rob the mails. The story follows his moral awakening after a fallen pilot asks him to continue in service, amid wartime spirit and peril. Brussels reports Aloys Van De Vyvere seeks to form a cabinet to replace the resigned premier Theunis.
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Air Mail
Paramount
Irvin Willat
Marlow
Warner Baxter
Bille Dove
Mary Brian
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Byron Morgan
Baxter
Brussels
Associated Press
Aloys van de Vyvere
Theunis
Rum Gangs Rally as Coast Guard Brace for Attacks
Reports from New York describe rum runners escalating threats and violence as coast guard units brace for ambushes, kidnappings, and bribery attempts. Admiral Billard backs mobilization while authorities warn of danger to crews and families along the Atlantic coast and Gulf bays.
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Montauk Point
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New York World
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Hartford
New York Tribune
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Canada
Dominion
Great Lakes
Witness to Murder Shifts On Drunk Shaw Trial
Hazel Howard testified in Chicago on the George Shaw murder case that Shaw, a shell shocked veteran, was drunk at the time of the December 15 stabbing of his father Bruce Shaw after a road house party. The elder Shaw confronted the pair during a scuffle with a saber involved.
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Chicago
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George Shaw
Shaw
Bruce Shaw
Arms talks face pitfalls as world meet debates controls
The French support continued control of war material listings while opposing full disclosure of construction details. British and Brazilian delegates warn against leaving arms nations at mercy of producers and urge guarantees for legitimate needs. President Coolidge backs aviation study at West Point to aid the naval academy plan.
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Sousa Silva
Washington
Associated Press
Coolidge
West Point Military Academy
Wil Dur
Imperial Potentate of Mystic Shrine Guests in Helena Visit
The Imperial Potentate and party travel from Lake Helena to East Helena to tour the smelter with manager W. J. O Connor. Mr Chandler receives a Montana silver bar and life membership in Algeria temple amid a 6:30 escort from the Placer to Algeria temple. Mrs Chandler and Mrs Steuart join wives at a Montana club dinner.
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Algeria
Montana Club
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Billings
Fred M. Lipp
Hardin
Ai Bedoo
U. S. Must Stand Fast for Ideals in Defense of Constitution
In a broad wartime tone, President Coolidge emphasizes defending constitutional ideals, the rule of law, and human rights. He notes a national referendum supported preserving the system and refining it for future security. Alabama boy Robert Sessions wins the national oratorical contest in Washington, with 2.4 million contestants from regional rounds.
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Associated Press
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Taft
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Supreme Court
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Los Angeles
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Sioux City
Iowa
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Iron
Asenath Graves
Washington, D. C
George Stansel
Chicago
Philip Glatfelter
Columbia
Penn
Federal steamer Norman sinks on river near Lake Cormorant
A government steamer Norman capsized returning from Cow Island with about 30 aboard during a Mid South Engineers convention picnic. Survivors report rapid rock and a fatal capsize. Tom Jea of Tennessee Construction saved many. Isolated scene 16 miles south of Memphis opposite Coahoma landing with few accessible routes.
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Mid- South Association of Engineers
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Coahoma Landing
Tennessee
Tunica
Miss
Tom Jea
Tennessee Construction Company
Moses Defends Senate Rules As Liberty Bulwark
Senator Moses, defending Senate rules, says they protect liberty and curb hasty changes. He notes existing unanimous consent limits debate and a one hour cap on debate per senator, urging caution against adopting Norris’s constitutional amendment. He argues for a forum of free expression within constitutional bounds and warns against hybrid governance. An Associated Press item reports an indictment against four Buffalo grain elevator firms for rebate and concession grants violating the Atkin act.
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Harding
Luther Burbank
Associated Press
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Federal Grand Jury
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