Public School Boys Band Concert At Shrine Auditorium
The Helena public schools boys band will play a concert this evening in the Shrine auditorium. Advanced ticket sales are strong as organizers urge broad public patronage to support these young musicians. The program features marches, overtures, solos, duets, and ensemble pieces, with a large list of student performers directed by O. P. Thayer.
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Austrim Tog
Helana Public
Shrine Auditorium
Ainner
Comma Dispute Weighs Millions in Northern Pacific Grant
Washington May 14 A forest service attorney told a congressional commission that a misplaced comma in the 1870 land grant act may allow the government to withhold land from settlers longer than intended. Yale professors and a Supreme Court opinion were cited to support the grammatical argument. Kerr for the railroad argued the comma, omitted or not, changed nothing.
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Washington
Associated Press
McGowan
Forest Service
Congressional Commission
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Meg Gowan
Tucker Brooke
Yale
Yale Graduate School
George H Nettleton
Jeourt
Congress
Sinnott
Commission
James B Kerr
Ralway Company
Crazy Quilt Hats Fashion Triangle Patchwork French Creation
The article describes a French creation using triangular color patches to form a crazy quilt hat. The effect is futurite and chic, echoing traditional family sewing as the family imitates grandmother's patchwork craft.
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Randmother
Sackcloth and Scarlet gains polished cast for Marlow engagement
Henry King directs Paramount production with Alice Terry as Joan Freeman Orville Caldwell as Stephen Edwards and Dorothy Sebastian cast as Polly Freeman in Sackcloth and Scarlet. Filming began after King selected the roles and tested twenty actresses before hiring Sebastian for the Birmingham Alabama debutante.
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Henry King
Paramount
Marlow
George Gibbs
Robert Kane
King
Alice Terry
Joan Freeman
Orville Caldwell
Stephen Edwards
Caldwell
Doris Keane
The
Century Theater
New York
Dorothy Sebastian
Polly Freeman
Hollywood
Miss Sebastian
Birmingham
Alabama
Chaplin and Coogan Bring The Kid to Antlers Theater
Chaplin and Jackie Coogan star in The Kid as part of a revival week at the Antlers Theater. The two reel Western thriller The Valley of Rogues and Fox News Weekly accompany the feature. The three day engagement runs through tomorrow with another showing today.
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Charlie Chaplin
Jackie Coogan
Basin News highlights visits and travels to Butte and nearby towns
Basin News item lists residents and visitors from Basin and nearby areas who traveled to Butte or stayed locally. Names include Bernard Hogan, Vera Jackson, Doris Taylor, Babe Jackson, W F Jackson, Louie Sponheim, Ruth Sadning, Kathryeen Morgan, Mrs George A Beck, Alva DesChene, Lew Boyer, Linda Guay, H Simm, Bud Taylor, Ive Safranac, Mela N Klasch, Robert N Nelson, Arthur Mattson, Alta LeRoy, Marion Williams, Brian Madison, George Reilly, Gladys and Thomas, Harry Wyatt, Grover Austin, Mr Miller, Will Gouin, Lloyd Williamson, Mrs Jack Barrett, Joe Yob, Donald McLean, J L Richardson, Alta Fleming, Annabelle Fleming, Mrs Henry Nelson, Lucille Nelson, Charlie Cole, George Parr, Ray Burrough, James Madden Sr, Alta Madden, Mrs Mary B Sanders, Mrs Agnes Sanders, Mrs Rose Hasler, Mrs 2 E Leonard, Dr D E Rainville, Mr and Mrs Joe Garneau, Mrs Ellen Reilly, Charles Bullock, J H Rule, Katherine Brothers, Louis Sponheim, C B Brothers, Lee Barrows.
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Alva DesChene
Butte
Jum MacPherson
Lew Boyer
Linda Guay
Jiny MacPherson
H. Simm
Wickes
Bud Taylor
Corbin
George Reilly
Gladys
Thomas
Harry Wyatt
Grover Austin
Joseph Nugent
Boulder
Donald McLean
California
George Beck
Marie Barteau
Jeanette Sumner
J L. Richardson
Henry Nelson
Lucille Nelson
Charlie Cole
George Parr
Ray Burrough
James Madden
Alta Madden
Corebin
Mary B Sanders
Agnes Sanders
Rose Hasler
E Leonard
D. E Rainville
Joe Garneau
Ming
Clancy
Ellen Reilly
Charles Bullock
J. H. Rule
Katherine Brothers
Lous Sponheim
C. B. Brothers
Lee Barrows
Chicago
Movie stars wed in Jaurez ceremony across the Rio Grande
Bert Lytell and Claire Windsor, noted film actors, wed today in the Presidencia room at Juarez City Hall by a Mexican judge. The ceremony took place just across the river from El Paso, Texas.
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el Paso
Texas
Bert Lytell
Claire Windsor
Marrage
Jaurez
Rio Garade River
Lere
The Show Off a Mild Satire of Middle Class Life
Oklahoma City report notes the state criminal court of appeals dismissed the appeal of the state in the case against J C Walton former governor charging diversion of public funds thus freeing Walton of all charges. The play The Show Off arrives at the Marlow next Monday introducing a gentler view of middle class American life with a notable show off character, yet still retaining sympathy for the family and their predicament.
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Marlow
Yan Auto
Oklahoma City
Associated Press
State Criminal Court of Appeals
J C. Walton
Walton
Look Snappy Navy Frock With Silk Trim and Ribbon Bow
A navy blue frock features wide bands of shaded striped silk trim across the tunic and short sleeves, producing a striking effect as the silk darkens to light blue. A grosgrain ribbon knot accents the burn-over collar with tong ends.
Miss Bradner Blues Singer to Farewell at Winter Garden
Miss Myrtle Bradner the famed Blues singer will give a farewell appearance at the Winter Garden in Helena this evening with the Loomis Orchestra of the Winter Garden Butte. She departs tomorrow for a coast engagement. Ed Edwards formerly of the Golden Bay cafe San Francisco will sing. Souvenir night features autographed photos. admission 20 cents and 10 cents per dance.
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Myrtle Bradner
Helena
Winter Garden
Loonus
Butte
Miss Bradner
Bradner
Loomis
Ed Edwards
Golden Bay Cafe
San Francisco
Loomis Orchestra
Seizure of Liquor Off Brooklyn Pier Shocks Coast
Six hundred bottles of champagne liquor and candy filled liquor seized today aboard the Lloyd Belge steamer Mercier at its Brooklyn pier. The seizure by the port surveyor’s squad bars the ship from leaving port until a $2000 to $2500 fine is paid amid ongoing rum row crackdowns. Coast Guard reports note rum runners shifting bases to Pacific waters and more liquor ships arriving at San Pedro while authorities admit insufficient forces to curb the flow.
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New York
Bay
Associated Press
Lloyd Belge
Mercier
Brooklyn
Seizura
Coast Guard
Sandy Hook
Staten Island
Rum Row
Pacific Coast
Pacific Waters
Los Angeles
Cal
Southern California
America Has Way on Arms Continues From Page One
The United States government signals no official relation with the league council for now. Representative Theodore B. Burton filed an amendment to create a central international office to collect and publish statistics on arms trade. The American proposal would place the office under the powers or a subset that signs or ratifies the convention, and only after the convention has come into force.
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United States
League Council
Burton
Theodore B. Burton
Council
Miss Abby Rockefeller Weds In Semple Ceremony
Relatives attend the ceremony at a Rockefeller residence as Miss Abby Rockefeller becomes engaged to Milton, a young lawyer. The couple plans a modest household with Milton as sole provider and Abby taking part in housekeeping. a prior court appearance for speeding is noted with her husband defending the case.
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Abby Rockefeller
Rockefeller Town
Milton
Miss Rockefellers
Council of Women Plans Vienna Convention for 1930
Delegates to the quinquennial International Council of Women session depart Washington after a final executive committee meeting. Vienna was selected to host the 1930 convention while meetings for 1927 and 1929 will be held in France and Great Britain in cities to be chosen by their national councils. Hungary will host the board of officers meeting preceding the next convention.
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Washington
Associated Press
International Council of Women
United States
Vienna
France
Great Britain
National Council
Hungary
Ad men call for world to outlaw war at conference
In Houston on May 14 the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World urged nations to outlaw war as the foe of trade and destroyer of labor created property. The call asked President Coolidge to push outlawry of war in any world peace conference or disarmament talks.
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Houston
Tex
Associated Press
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Coolidge
Open Frazier Case Opens in Minneapolis Trial
In Minneapolis on May 14 a Lopez Frazier identification case began before Judge Joseph W Molyneaux. A jury was selected in under an hour and nearly 100 witnesses were prepared to testify. Extra bailiffs were assigned to control crowds as a packed courtroom saw many spectators, mostly women, standing.
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Minneapolis
Agso
Elated Press
Joseph W Molyneaux
United States District Court
Boy fires pistol fatally at visitor in Kansas City home
Three year old Marvin Crutcher, quoting, fires a revolver left by city detective Frank Harlan at Mrs Wigan Harlan as she visited the Harlan home in Kansas City. The shot is fatal after a warning by Harlan.
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Frank
Marvin Crutcher
Wigan Harlan
Kansas City
Harlan
Frank Harlan
Hawks drive away workers in steeple
Two sparrow hawks attacked carpenters on the steeple of St Francis Mayier church in Pueblo Colorado forcing workers to abandon the job. Police were called and detectives bagged the birds after they had damaged a nest and scratched a worker. The steeple remained occupied by the hawks when officers arrived.
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Associated Press
Pueblo
Colo
St Francis Mayier Church
Inrda
Central Station
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Cook
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Petrie B. “Sim
Fillmore
Williams
E. Batton
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Songs of
Laurence Kleve
Total Salo
Mother of
Aline
Bailly Brown
Norma
Asa
Bellini
Franklyn Gordon
Harold Anderson
Jorhet Seatette
Logan E Jasmin
M Anderson
C Hawkins
Hleve
Whittinghill
M Haymes
Aeons Bennett
Leonard
Shubert
We. Keyes
Earwin Jasmine
Milton Anderson
Clarence Hawkins
Lawrence Kieve
Marlon Haines
Noral Whittinghill
John Nichols
Fred IL
Byron Hay
Jack Moward
Norman Nalker
Claude Gorden
Phil Johnson
Phil Roberts
Wayne Maddren
Paul Flint
Jack Johns
Franklin Gordon
Alex Cunningham
Stuart Stadler
Donald Gough
Andy Richardson
Donald Chivers
Paul McAdam
William Bergson
Burton Duvall
Wiliam Clark
Alfred Andreson
William Howard
Wallis Wood
Kenneth Smith
Jack Marlow
Samuel Barnett
Donald O'Connell
Dean Nichols
Vncent Meyers
Leonard Johnson
Norman Walter
Dr. Lyman Scott
Clem Anderson
Harold ‘Liberman
Forrest Anerson
George Graham
Wiliam Brown
Wiliam Marlow
Arthur Jasming
Welford Johnsen
Elmer Goodne Barltones
Harold ‘Thayer
Harry
Baby
Mra. D. Young
34Th Ave
Oakland
Calif
Montana
Montenans
East Side Grocery
Flaherty & Kohler
Broadway
Santo
Walker Garage
Davis & Broadway
N. P
Antlers Theater
Basin News
Jessie Busley
Brooklyn Pier
Pacific
America
Scaramouche
Shenry Cloth
Alice Terr
Romola
David
Specia Matinee
Lows V. Kessler
Council OF Women
WORLD
Myrtle
M.-A
Stewart
Ohie
Hawk
Ausable Forks
N. Y
Charles Chaplin
the Kid
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