Autopsy Links Child’s Death to Acute Glomerular Nephritis
The coroner reports acute glomerular nephritis caused the convulsions that led to Barbara Jean Schuyler’s death at the Deaconess school in Helenk valley. Dr. M W Kydes and two other physicians confirmed the findings. The body was moved to Billings for funeral arrangements for the five year old, with her grandfather Dr J Daniels of Bozeman assisting. Investigators will continue to probe the circumstances, and another ill child from the same school was noted by the family physician to be under care recently.
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Barbara Jean Schuyler
Hélenk Valley
M. W. Kydes
R. A. Schuyler
Neighbors of Also Outside Arms Pact Discuss Fearful Prospects
The conference debated excluding Russia from ratification requirements, citing unreported armament imports. Romanian delegate Comnene warned against forgetting invasions in history while urging caution. Theodore Burton expressed support for Russia’s neighbors and called for enduring peace until universal law prevails.
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Poland
Rumania
Russia
M. Comnene
Theodore FE. Burton
United States
Mr. Burton
America
Europe
Jury venire in Shepherd trial exposes bribery link
A Shepherd venire reveals Henry J. Smith who confessed to a $1000 bribe as a juror in a labor conspiracy case. James Callan, claimed by Phillip J. Barry as a defense fixer, is arrested for contempt after admitting defense-retained work. Robert E. B. Crowe whispers to Judge Lynch as investigators probe alleged tampering.
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Veniréemen
Robert, White
Robert EB. Crowe
Lynch
Stewart
Henry J. Smith
Shepherd
Smith
James Callan
Phillip J. Barry
Venireman
Barry
Callan
Criminal Courts
Barrys
Greenwich Village Follies Captivates Seattle Audiences
Seattle welcomed Gallagher and Shean and their Greenwich Village Follies at The Metropolitan. The revue dazzled with rapid pacing, colorful tableaux, and risqué humor, plus esthetic segments like The Nightingale and the Rose and The Beethoven Sonata. Performances by Harriet Cole, Lynn Canter, Bessie Calvin, Tom Handers, Arthur Millis, and Jean Borfings highlighted the evening.
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Seattle
Gallagher
Shean
Greenwich Village
Marlow
Post Intelligencer
Metropolitan
Paris
Oscar Walde
Harriet Cole
Lynn Canter
Bessie Calvin
Tom Handers
Arthur Millis
Jean Borfings
Assembly discusses union plans and Fosdick case
The Presbyterian general assembly heard a report urging local cooperation between the Presbyterian and Congregational churches as a model for united work, and to pursue closer foreign missions ties. The assembly also received a complaint against the New York Presbytery over the Fosdick matter, directing it to the judicial process.
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Presbyterian General Assembly
Department of Church Co-operation and Union
J Ross Stevenson
Princeton
N. J
Lewis Seymour Mudge
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Department of Church Co-operation
The
Presbyterian Church
National Congregational Council
Presbyterian and
Congregational Churches
Columbus
Associated Press
Dri Lewis Stymont Mudge
New York
First Presbyterian Church of New York
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Walter D. Buchanan
Assembly
Permanent Judicial Commission
Presbytery of
Fosdick
General Assembly
Broken Laws at the Marlow with Mrs Wallace Reid
Mrs Wallace Reid stars in the photodrama Broken Laws at the Marlow with a dramatic opening chase between a boy and his father. The plot follows a manslaughter conviction as the son, played by Arthur Rankin, faces justice, while a large supporting cast aids the production.
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Wallace Reid
Marlow
Arthur Rankin
Reid
Sterling
Percy Marmont
Jacqueline Saunders
Ramsey Wallace
Virginia Lee Corbin
Lincoln Stedman
Pat Moore
Jane Wray
Cancer cure search makes gradual progress in St Louis
In St Louis on May 22, the American Urological Association reports slow but steady progress toward a cancer cure at its annual convention. Radium therapy shows best results when used with other methods.
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St. Louis
Associated Press
American Urological Association
Intermountain College campaign teams mobilized again next week
Intermountain College plans a renewed drive to raise about 25000 next week as part of the financial campaign begun last April. R O Kaufman, chairman of the executive committee, announced the date pending. The effort aims to clear debts and achieve a clean slate by year end, building on the 100000 subscribed in the prior week. The campaign committee and college board praised last month’s teams and expect renewed effort in two to three days of winding up the undertaking.
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Intermountain College
Intermountain Union College
R.O. Kaufman
Kaufman
Disabled Veterans in Session Here in Montana
A Montana gathering of disabled veterans includes E Pew and Tom Busha of the Veterans Bureau regional office. Delegates from multiple chapters discuss committees, credentials, resolutions, legislation, and rehabilitation as Governor Erickson and Senator Walsh urge action and praise veteran welfare.
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Fort Harrison
A. L Rees
Garden City
Missoula
George Davis
Butte
J. L. Jacobson
Helena
Irvin da Rosier
Gordon Tucker
A. T. Dahl
Great Falls
Alfred Ramot
Gus Newmack
Len O'Brien
J. W. Mahan
Bozeman
A. 1
Dahl
F. Scott
William Scott
J W. Mahag
A. I Dahl
Charles L. Sheridan
J. Hawthorne
Jean Walsh
George Timmons
A. Dahl
George Cook
A L. Rees
H. Rosenthal
Fort Harrnsan
J . Weariver
Col Sheridan
Erickson
Congress
Walsh
America
Hindenburg
Senator Walsh
C. E. Pew
National
Corbly
Relief From Agh Tax Industry Great Need
The piece reports calls for more relief to protect industry and notes postwar steel profits lag behind war-era returns. UK envoy Sir Esme Howard urges Britain to expand exports to the United States to ease debt and restore global trade, warning of worsening world conditions without European confidence and credit.
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Great Britain
Esme Howard
The
Institute
England
United States
Sir Esme
Europe
America
Earthquake Strikes Tajima District Japan No Osaka Damage
Osaka reports a severe earthquake at 11:05 am centered in Tajima district 90 miles northwest of Osaka. Toyo-Oka severely damaged with 200 houses collapsed and several fires. Tokyo and Yokohama unaffected.
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Japan
Associated Press
Tajima
Toyo-Oka
Tokyo
Yokohama
Tarima
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