Helena's Boys to Feature May Robson at Marlow Theater
Theatregoers welcome May Robson in Helena's Boys at the Marlow theater next Monday. The play, a dramatization of Mary Brecht Pulver's The Boys, centers on Helena mother to two refinements, her embrace of modern theories shaping a planned marriage and her influence on her sons and household in a period of social change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Robyson
Marlow Theater
Saturday Evening Post
Mary Brecht Pulver
Helena
Robson
Augustus Pitow
Mexican Actress May Be Deported
A Mexican actress faces possible deportation amid claims she traveled from El Paso on the Mexican National Railway private car Hidalgo with Secretary Pani to discuss debts and rail matters. Complainants say she appeared as a maid and was seen at hotels with him while his wife and daughter were in Los Angeles. Separately, the king of Mesopotamia reportedly used 30 Ford cars for a Mosul to Kirkuk trip.
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Senor Pani
Pani
el Paso
Hidalgo
Mexican National Railways
Pan
Transporta
Los Angeles
Mesopotamia
Mosul
Kirkuk
Frivolous Sal filmed near Mount Rainier and Idaho mines
J. S. McDonald’s First National film Frivolous Sal shoots on Mount Rainier for exterior scenes near Paradise Inn with 39 cast and three cars. Directors Victor L. Schertzinger. Cast includes Eugene O'Brien, Mac Busch, Ben Alexander, Mildred Morris, Métchoir Lewis, and Re. R. Neill. Production moved from Hollywood in August to Wallare Idaho mining shafts.
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Ranier National Pack
Washington
J. S. McDonald
Marlow Theater
McDonald
America
Hollywood
Paradise Inn
Ranier
Motion Picture Company
California
Wallare
Idaho
Victor L. Schertzinger
Eugene O'Brien
Mac Busch
Ben Alexander
Mildred Morris
Métchoii Lewis
Fom Santsebi
Re. R. Neill
Elizabeth Spencer to Perform at Shine Temple Thursday
Elizabeth Spencer, famed soprano and daughter of former Colorado Governor Gilpin, headlines a Shine Temple concert Thursday night. The artist, praised for her American-rooted voice and phonograph records, will be accompanied by Bliss Lacie Collette, with lesser details on her European training and critics’ praise.
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Elizabeth Spencer
Shine Temple
Shrine Temple
Tin
Miss Spencer
Gilpin
Colorado
Europe
Darth Andl
Bliss Lacie Collette
Bell
Paris
Berln
Stants
Paris Reds Stage Hot Uprising
Communists failed to rouse workers as law and order prevailed in the Paris suburbs known as the red ring around Paris. In St Denis a pitched battle between police and strikers left one dead and 15 wounded. Deputy Jacques Dorrint was wounded and taken to a station after street fighting near the seventeenth ward following a court sentence.
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Paris
St Denis
France
Jacques Dorrint
Hal Hart Drives Colonel Snyder To Fifth In Derby
In the big derby Hal Hart rides Colonel Snyder from last to fifth as crowds root for Billy Moore on Dark Ages and Mrs Carsley’s Deuces Wild. Post-race, Hal Hart leads the field with a $36395 purse while Deuces Wild sits second and Woodright third, with many riders aiming a late move in the mud. Kiwanis hosts the scene in Helena as earnings approach $4305, led by Mrs Sutphen and Earl Murphy teams.
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Hal Hart
Colonel Snyder
A. S
Billy Moore
Billy
Deuces Wild
George N. Carsley
Simester
Ime
Pittsburgh
Hart
UL. Hart
Woodeight
Railbirds
Woodight
Woodright
Selma Roberts
Oscar Anderson
Lucky Cat
W. H. War
Romaldo
Joseph Chivers
John Heller
Jnpudence
Sal Hepner
Court House
Hint
Hal Lfart
Hauberg
Kohler
Luther Manders
Kenetic
J. Vi Koller
Old Blue
Able Ruler
Louvain
New York
Hig
Iali
Tong
Kiwanis
Helena
Fred. Kelser
Congregational
G . Carsley
A Goodnight
WE Mart
EAM Hall
Reynalds
Spack Plug
Jim Ewine
Mark Barber
Ne¢ Se Goek
Zelma Roberts
Oscar Anderson Caesse
Romaida
Mes
Jos Chiv
Helier - Cer
Yellowstone trail session discusses ads and highway funding
Montana tourism leaders debated the Yellowstone trail campaign’s future as counties struggle with funds and federal aid, while railroads noted no quarrel with highways but welcomed business. Billings leader Mulvaney urged optimism and noted optimistic council work. Frank Venable questioned Indian land road replacements at the expense of Montana roads. An elaborate dinner followed with local students entertaining the group.
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Montana
W. O J. Mulvaney
Billings
Carriaré
PL J. Peck
Butte
Go, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
W. H. Merriman
Northern Pacific Railway
Henry Coulam
Oregon
Frank Venable
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Stracan Ilahood
Jefferson Island
Cardwell- Jefferson Island
Home Raid Questioned After Silenced Conspiracy Arrests
A court ruling addresses legality of raids on the Agnetto residence and two other dwellings. Agents entered without warrants, seized suspects, and searched locations tied to a suspected conspiracy. The justices say the searches were improper beyond the arrested premises and evidence may be suppressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alba
Loma
Agnello
Jan McIdent
Autor
Bice
Roort
Ex-Cop Sam Moore Sentenced for Bribe in Denver
Former Denver police bootleg squad officer Sam Moore received a two to three year penitentiary term after pleading guilty to taking a $500 bribe from Max Cohen for protection. Judge Henry Bray imposed the sentence as Moore was discharged from the force after the Good Friday raids. Also noted, U S Senator Samuel M. Ralston in Indiana suffers a kidney ailment and American aviators push toward the Morocco front with a Buffalo painted on their planes.
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Denver
Ort
Sam! Moore
Max Cohen
Henry Bray
Moore
Trail of Two Escaped Convicts Near Dubuque
Dubuque Iowa October 12 surveillance intensified as Stearns an Illinois convict who fled the Dubuque county jail after fatally wounding Deputy Sheriff Leo Memmer is hunted through wooded river islands and cornfields. Harold Carlson was recaptured hiding under a railroad station platform while Donald Keardell of St Louis remains at large. Two French airmen also noted for remaining aloft 48 hours.
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Dubuque
Iowa
Urpogses
Cl Stearns
Dubuque County
Leo Memmer
Mississippi River
Duemac
Stearns
Harold Carlson
Donald Keard
John E Edwards a Montana pioneer and banker obituary
John E Edwards a veteran Montana figure and Forsyth resident, whose career spanned ranching with the Texas Land and Cattle company, Cruse outfit, Crow Indian agency service, irrigation projects, banking, publishing, and state politics, died at Forsyth. He served as state senator, was acting governor, and helped open tribal land. Funeral set for Forsyth Presbyterian Church.
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John Edwards
Colorado
Wheeler County
Texas Panhandle
Southwest
Texas Land and Cattle Company
Southwestern
Montana
Fexas
L. W. Stacey
Powder River
Niobrara, Cattle Company
Whic
Thomas Cruse
Helena
N Bar
Fergis County
Edwards
Cruse
Senator Edwards
Crow Indian Agency
Forsyth
Hitchcock
Roosevelt
Inuin
Northwest
Yellowstone Valley
Ellsworth
Lis
Big Horn River
Big Horn County
Richardson Mercantile Company
Bank of Commerce
Treasure State Bank
Hysham
Bank At
Ashland
Billings Gazette
Gazette Publishing Company
War Worldi
Turing
Montana Council of Defense
Polites
Benjamin Harrison
Republican State Central Committee
State Senate
Norris
Alley
Senate
Nelson Story, Sr
Fergus County
John FE. Edwards
Julia Anderson
Reese Anderson
Kentucky
Billings
John E. Edwards
Silock
Iie
Aged Divine Loses Seat as Prelate at General Convention
The Protestant Episcopal Church opens with the deposition of Bishop Brown by Presiding Bishop Talbot. Brown, a former archbishop, resigns and faces a court review. The bishops’ council convenes in New Orleans with plans to elect the next triennial convention site and set budgets.
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Nhurch
Tony
Clvert Talbot
Brown
Oan
Siriohen
Browy
St Paul'a
Lear
United States
Myton Geoves Aehriskie
New York
Wianpear
Hisar Brown
Aub
New Orleans
CNTV
Presiding Bissons
Electon
House of Bishops
Protestant Episcopal Church
Washington, D. C
Bishophaniel Fe Freeman
Indientions
Denver
Angeles
Tittsburgh
Ta Ben
House of Depultox
Hose of Bishops
C. A. Mall of Vermont
National Commission On Evergalism
Irving P. Johnson
Colorado
Next Monday Night Road Show Nerves League Debate
Chancellor Luther and Foreign Minister Stresemann promised a definite league answer after talks in Berlin while privately conceding acceptability. France seeks automatic intervention rights if German frontier issues arise and would submit disputes to the league if Germany refuses. Moscow reports a Soviet Germany trade treaty based on most favored nation terms, not basing privileges on Versailles.
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Luther
Stresemann
Berlin
Wnvisters
France
Germany
Poland
Moscow
PERSONALS AT HELENA AND REGION BRING MANY VISITORS
A stream of visitors and residents frequent Helena from Butte Great Falls Logan and Townsend. Names include Will Cotter from Butte and T. O. Peacock from Great Falls visiting, W. Cramer and J. E. Weimberg arriving in Helena from Butte and Great Falls, and Mrs Chalfety of Butte. A card party hosted by Naval Highlanders on October 18 at Fingles hall offers a social note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. OF. Lyford
Trenty Gerbars
Helena
T. O. Peacock
Great Falaba
Helana
I. B. Gesaer
Logan
J. E. Weimberg
Great Falls
T. C. Mnlepaugh
Mra
Jn B. Woods
W. Ramey
Northern Pacific
Livingston
Melena
Naval Highlanders
Fingles’ Hall
Noted patent lawyer killed by automobile
James S. Coleman, a patent lawyer who helped secure Edison patents, was struck and killed crossing a street in Plainfield. Driver Charles Miller was held on a homicide charge. Coleman, born in Washington DC, leaves his mother there and a father who once served as sheriff of the District of Columbia.
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Plainfield
No 1
James $. Coleman
Thomas A. Edison
Charles Miller
Mr. Coletian
Washington, D.C
Iris
Columsia
Garfield
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Minnexpalls
Mimi
Canadian Pacific
Tts
Taylor Tipling & Co
Power Bork
Phono
Jones & Kelly
MT. Rainier
Paris Reds
Yellowstone Trail
Parsons
Samuel M. Ralston
Indiana
Morocco
Jokn E. Edwards
Oliver Edwards
North Main
Woolman Atreatn
Anit
Mae Busch
Tom Santschi
Mitchell Lewis
Mildred Harris ‘Frivolous
Sal
Jazz Palace
Mack Sennet
Aesop
Tomorraw
Peretntes Sinnamon
James Buchanan Duka
Trev
Faymond I. Forman
St. Paula Enlacapal Church
Jeava
Durham
N. CG
Mr. Duke
Pagn
Miegests i Lou
Presarttar
Comerienne
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Ehrlich
Siaeget
Tete Monims
Mente Miler Thaatre
Feud Derk
Lucile Collette
Will Cotter
Bs Ak
Dyacer
Woo Miles
Titfings
Placer Hotel
Ewe
Roy Mitcheaek
W. Cramer
Itelena
Hutte
Oes
Mra. Chas. A. Chalfetey
George H. Brown
Mayo Clinic
Mecheater
Mrn
Tanah Hodge
Pine Pant
Minn
W. Ferguzon
Afqdison
Thos. A. Edison Co
Montana Phonograph Company
Broadway
Dr. Brown
Milca City, F
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