Disabled Veterans Conclave Set in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City to host the fourth annual Disabled American Veterans convention June 23 to 28 with entertainment planned starting June 21. National commander James E. McFarland will preside at the opening in the Mormon Tabernacle. Madame Schumann-Heink to perform. General Frank T. Hines and Capt. Samuel Woodfill are among speakers and a memorial wreath ceremony will honor the Unknown Soldier. Gold Star Mothers and Fathers receive a special section prior to public attendance.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
The
Elks
Knights of Columbus
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mormon Tabernacle
James E. McFarland
Dalton
Madame Schumann-Heink
Frank T. Hines
United States Veterans Bureau
Washington, D. C
Samuel Woodfill
General Pershing
War Department
Arlington
London
Rome
Paris
Brussels
Great Tabernacle
Bulgaria to mobilize 23000 for road and rail projects
Bulgaria will employ about 23,000 people in 1924 for compulsory labor across roads bridges and railways. The fourth mobilization will affect government offices theaters courts consulates and various state institutions with workers assigned to administrative or manual tasks. London society women pawn jewels before trips to avoid leaving valuables at home.
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Times Special
Washington
Information
Industrial and Labor Information
International Labor Office
Thhose
Bulgaria
National Theater
Deaf and Dumb
Holy Synod
Man Killed by Train in Webster Ohio Man Dies
The body of Virgil Mundell 27 of Springfield Ohio was taken home today for burial after being killed by a train on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad Sunday in Webster Indiana United Press reports.
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United Press
Webster
Ind
Virgil Mundell
Springfield
Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Baby Peggy and Rag Doll Climb Nearer to Fame
Child star Baby Peggy shines in The Darling of New York at the Apollo with her rag doll. Supporting turns from Gladys Brockwell and others elevate a melodramatic but charming story. Mack Sennett comedy The Lion and the Louse runs with a newsreel and music all week.
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Freckles Barry
Jackie Coogan
Baby Peggy
Shelicn Lewis
Gladys Brockwell
Max Davidson
Frank Currier
Pat Hartigan
New York
Dathy Peggy
Rag Doll
Peggy
Apollo
Circle Introduces Alfred Evans Jazz Orchestra at Circle Theater
The Circle Theater presents Alfred Evans and his University orchestra in Indianapolis this week with a snappy jazz style. The reviewer notes lively performances including Venice and Limehouse Blues, with Linger Awhile as a hit, and praises the novelty and stage presentation. The program also features The Marriage Cheat photoplay with melodramatic scenes and a positive ending.
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Venice
Percy
Evans
Ace Berry
Circle
Adolphe Menjou
Leatrice Joy
Percy Marmount
Movie Week at The Circle Ohio Mister Smith’s Isis Lincoln Square
The week features Leatrice Joy in The Marriage Cheat with a pitiful wife arc ending in doom. Nellie Returns at Mister Smith’s stars Claire Windsor Edmund Lowe. Hoot Gibson leads Broadway or Bust at Isis with Ruth Dwyer and others. Elinor Glyn’s Three Weeks shown. critics note its silliness despite theater leaders’ smiles at profits. Multiple other attractions fill Lincoln Square and nearby venues.
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Leatrice Joy
Nellie the Beautiful Cloak
Nellie
Mister Smith's
Claire Windsor
Edmund Lowe
Hoot Gibson
Isis
Hoot
Ruth Dwyer
King Zany
Gertrude Astor
Stanhope Wheatcroft
Fred Malatesta
Universal
Edward Sedgwick
New York
Elinor Glyn
Glyn Jabel
Lincoln Square
Spage Is Saved By Street Cars
Chicago researchers report a June weekday vehicle count showing streetcars carrying the bulk of passenger traffic. Electric cars carried roughly 75 percent of riders while using only 10 percent of street vehicles, with trolleys noted for space efficiency and reducing congestion.
Riley hospital to open on poet’s birthday Oct seven
Formal opening of the James Whitcomb Riley hospital for children is set for October 7 unless delays occur. James W. Feltler, Indiana University board president, heads the arrangements committee appointed by Hugh McK. Landon of the Riley Memorial Association. Two of three units are near completion. total cost about 1.5 million dollars.
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James Whitcomb Riley
James W. Feltler
Board of
Trustees
Indiana University
Hugh McK. Landon
Riley Memorial Association
Landon
Gaul to Lead Murat Players After Broadway Run
George Gaul, star of The Seventh Heaven, contracted to lead the Murat Players. Walter Vonnegut, manager, said Gaul will arrive within ten days and begin rehearsal, with an announced first appearance date to follow after his Broadway success ended due to the actor strike.
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George Gaul
Murat Players
Walter Vonnegut
Gaul
The
Murat
Vonnegut
Outdoor sports and packing gear from local stores highlighted
The article spotlights Smith Hassler and Sturm offering wide golf and camping equipment at competitive prices, with staff expert in golf. It notes their store on Massachusetts Avenue and the Service Transfer and Storage Company at Huisen Street providing moving, storage, and fleet service under manager S C Reynolds, stressing customer service and skilled personnel.
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Smith, Hassler & Sturm
Massachusetts Ave
Rose Smith
Floyd Hassler
Bob Sturn
Indianapolis
Wolf
Huisen St
S. C. Reynolds
Wren
Holliday Branch Serves Local Auto Firms With Parts
W J Holliday & Co operates a new 426 N Capitol Ave branch to supply automotive owners and servicing agencies. The stock covers replacement parts for popular car models and includes specialized items such as Moore transmissions and Ditwiler steel dump bodies for Ford vehicles, enabling wholesale purchases and reducing stocking costs for local dealers.
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W. J. Holliday & CO. Tees IE
Moore Transmissions
Ditwiler
Fords
Atlars
Capitol Ave
Thronch
W. J. Holliday & Co
Holliday Company
Holliday & Co
Moore
Finland Shows Sport Interest Grows Among Workers
Washington June 23 The rise in worker sport in Finland noted after the war draws world attention as Paris games approach The Workers Athletic Association alone counts 397 local units and 25 360 adult members with a larger female section The International Labour Office plans to publish a study on leisure use before the international conference and Finland's workers also engage in union activities housing improvements education and home industries.
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Times
Washington
Finland
Paris
Internationl Labor Review
Workers’ Athletic Association
International Labor Office
International Labor Review
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