Smelter Band Opening Concert in East Helena Tonight
The East Helena band hosts the first summer concert of the season at the bandstand in East Helena tonight. Master Paris Bartley announces a varied program with the opening number at 30 o'clock. A foreign note compares tax affairs between Germany and the United States, highlighting income tax differences for various earnings levels.
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Smelter
GES
East Helena
Trandmaster Paris Bartley
Germany
United States
Udewile Bill Home Of Strongest Vaudeville This Season
A vaudeville bill at the Marlow last evening was strong from start to finish with no weak acts. The Spirit of Buddha illusion captivated a large audience, Jovita and Helen Martell provided incidental entertainment, and the Victoria Trio impressed with bird and animal imitations. Margaret Mantell’s imitations drew applause while Harry Berry and a cornet playing partner offered college life themed specialties. A bike act delighted, and A Martini showcased extra flexible contortions, joking he could out squeeze Houdini if locked up.
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Marlow
Jovita
Helen Martell
Victoria
Margaret Mantell
Harry Berry
A. Martini
Houdini
Intermountain Recital Delights Helena Audience
The annual recital of the Intermountain colleges department of arts and expression drew an appreciative crowd in Helena Hall. Students performed a varied program including Rachmaninoff pieces, Schubert and Paderewski selections, a piano concerto, and the play The Maker of Music directed by Gert rude Crane with roles such as Amarillis and Philomet.
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Department of Rieals
Intermountain Colleges
Helena Hall
Melafie
Rachmaninoff
Ruth Foster
the Swallows
Cowen
Whitford
Georgie Bassett
Polichinelle
Vera Brown
Dorothy Wells
Schubert
Paderewski
Beatrice Trumbut
Bordese weTaeeeess
Bethoven
Rita Afflenbaugh
Huth Foster
Marcia Caral
Blanche Brown
Painleve Regime May Fall as Reds Revolt in Chamber
Abd El Krim inspires Moroccan revolutionaries while nationalists back government, shocking socialists. The Painleve cabinet risks minority status if center and right pivot, and socialist defections threaten parliamentary rule.
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Painleve
Abd-El-Krim
M. Maginet
Sweet 19 Star In Seattle Track And Tennis Meets
Seattle May 28 A Pacific coast intercollegiate track meet and a northwest tennis tournament bring nearly 140 athletes west of the Rocky Mountains. Preliminaries run tomorrow with finals Saturday as Glen Hartranft of Stanford leads contenders in discus and other events alongside Russell Sweet of Montana among top individual performers.
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Seattle
Associated Press
Rocky Mountains
Glen Hartranft
Stanford
Russell Sweet
Montana
Purples Pigment Hens Sent From Buenos Aires to Purdue
Three brilliantly colored chickens that lay purple eggs were sent to Purdue University by Dr Adolph Holmberg of the Buenos Aires Zoological gardens.
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Guertos Aires
Purdue University
Adolph Holmberg
Buenos Aires Zoological Gardens
Greenwich Village Follies at Broadway shines in Butte
The Greenwich Village Follies featuring Gallagher and Shean played the Broadway theater in Butte to crowded houses over two evenings. Reviewers praised the glittering production, tuneful music, lavish costumes, and varied dances while noting risqué moments and satirical sketches of village life. The cast, including Handers, Millis, Cantor, Markman, Gluck, and dancers Calvin, Cole, and McCormack, drew strong applause.
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Great Falls
Gallagher
Mr. Sheant
Greenwich Village
Standard
Broadway
Butte
Mr. Shean
Mont- Marte
Sweetheart Lane
de la Corrida de Toro
Village
Workshop
Mr. Gallagher
Tom Handers
Arthur Millis
Lynn Cantor
Paul Markman
Arnold Gluck
Bessie Calvin
Harriet Cole
Genevieve McCormack
Doheny Fall Suit Rules Elk Hills Contracts Void
U S District Court findings declare Pan American Petroleum and Transport contracts null for unlawful delegation of authority and improper payments to Fall. The decision voids leases for Pearl Harbor work and orders full accounting between the United States and the defendants. Appeals planned with lawyers predicting Supreme Court review.
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Edward L. Doheny
Albert B. Fall
United States of America
Pan-American/Petroleum company
Pan- American Petroleum and Transport Company
Secretary of the Interior
Warren G. Harding
Secretary of the Navy
Pearl Harbor
Elk Hills
Fall
Harding
Hawaii
Doheny
Navy
Edwin Denby
Congress
Washington
Associated Press
Frank J. Hogan
Doheny Oil
American Flag Captures Belmont Park Feature Race
American Flag ridden by Johnson won the 50th Withers Stakes at Belmont Park by two lengths over Pique Candy Kid and Silver Fox. Gold Stick placed third in a field of 12 three year olds. Time 1 38 1 5. The Man O War progeny paid $2 at odds and earned $20,000 for the winner.
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New York
Associated Press
Johnson
Belmont Park
Pique
Candy Kid
Silver Fox
Riddles
Gold Stick
Oldest Copper Cent Found in Marblehead Mass
William N. Davis unearthed one of the widest U.S. copper cents in Marblehead. Dated 1787, the coin bears an Indian with bow and arrow on one side and the inscription One Cent on the other.
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Marblehead
Mass
William N. Davis
Forget Us Not In Flanders Field Poem Note
Poem reverently recalls bravery and sacrifice in Flanders Fields. It reflects war dead and maimed veterans seeking remembrance and lasting peace, urging readers to remember those who died fighting. The verse intertwines memory with hope for solace beyond death.
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Flanders Field
Earth
Flanders Fields
Remembering the Nation’s Dead and the Flag’s Duty
Col Sheridan recalls a Montana fallen comrade and urges patriotism as a funeral procession honors veterans. He calls Americans to remove hats, salute the flag, and honor those who bore the colors from Concord Bridge to Sedan and beyond.
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Bis Country
Concord Bridge
Sedan
Old World
San Juan Hill
Malatos
Veterans’ Bureau Hospital
Mare
Nurmi refuses amateur status for large offers abroad
New York May 28 By Associated Press offers totaling about 250000 were made to Paavo Nurmi to renounce his amateur status during a US visit. The Miller Brothers circus offered 36000 to travel 20 weeks. Other bids came from breakfast food firms. Nurmi refused all, stating his amateur standing remains intact. He will work as a draftsman in Abo earning about 62.50 a month and hopes to return to the US next January or in 1927.
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New York
Associated Press
Paavo Nurmi
Finland
United States
Frederick Rubien
Amateur Athletic Union
Nurmi
Abo
Rubien
Miller Brothers Circus
Wille Ritola
Stockholm
Tidson
Helsingfors
Presbyterian Assembly Backs Peace Effort Over War Stance
At Lexington the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church endorses every worthy effort to secure world peace, voting 50 to 33 against war as a method to settle disputes. The session in Columbus reports a record mission year with 4,430,028.74 in contributions and 1,589 missionaries across Mexico to Japan.
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Lexington
Associated Press
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
United States
Columbus
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Presbyterian General Assembly
Mexico
Guatemala
Colombia
Venezuela
Chile
Brazil
Cameronia
West Africa
Syria
Mesopotamia
Persia
India
Siam
Philippines
China
Korea
Japan
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Helen Budnik
R. 1
Necedad
Wis
Centrals Market
Lincoln
Flaherty & Kohler
Walker Garage
Davis & Broadway
Setistira
Udewile Bill ‘Ome
Strongest
Intermountain Recital
Strack
SWEET
Volle
Dowerys
Rawal
California
Supreme Court of the United States
San Francisco
Ar. Hogan
Los Angeles
McCormick
Roberts Gratified
Philadelphia
Owen J. Roberts
Pan-American Petroleum Company
Sen. Walsh
Bozeman
T. J. Walsh
West Gallatin
Yellowstone National Park
Specimen Forest
Gallatin Way
Park
Elk Hill
Messrs. Pomerene and
Roberts
C. L. Sheridan
Helena
France
Europe
Unener
NUM
Grizzlies
Missoula
Montana University
Washington State College
Hanson
Berg
Washington State
O'Connor
Kelly
Weingarten
Becker
Mitchell
Church Advocates
Will Rogers
Felix the Cat
Y. J. McLeod
W. Lawrence
He Bor Bohemians, Inc
Oregi
Feos Enn
Pane
Gallagher Peur
Ilacey
Roth
John Murray Anderson Company
Canada
State Nursery & Seed Co
Fuller Ave
Marysville
Independent
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