Women oppose prohibition group called a Hoover obstacle
The National Organization of Women Against Prohibition and for Temperance, announced by Mrs. Charles Sabin, is labeled a stumbling block to President Hoover by the W C T U. The W C T U warns that the new group aims to break down prohibition and will not succeed.
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United Press
Chicago
National Organization of Women Against Prohibition
Temperance
Charles Sabin
New York
Hoover
Shrine Conclave to Open in Los Angeles with Million Dollar Electrified Display
The fifty fifth Shrine conclave in Los Angeles runs June 5 to 4 with 100000 delegates, Le Roy M. Edwards directing as Al Malaikah potentate and Leo V. Youngworth to be named imperial potentate. Highlights include a Catalina pre-convention trip, a grand parade, Hawaiian banquet, Spanish fiesta, illuminated novelties, and an electrical motion picture pageant at the Coliseum.
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Los Angeles Coliseum
Los Angeles
le Roy M. Edwards
al Malaikah Temple
Leo V. Youngworth
Imperial
Catalina Island
Shrine
Coliseum
Leo P. Youngworth
Biltmore Hotel
Hawaiian Islands
Santa Susanna
Biltmore
Ambassador Hotels
Doctor shoots army officer over woman in Twin Cities
Lieutenant Walter Raymond Miller a prominent army officer and polo player was critically wounded in a pistol fight over Nan Elizabeth Ferguson near her home in St Paul. Dr William Hirst a married naturopathic physician held for questioning and Miss Ferguson also detained.
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United Press
ST. Paul
Minn
Walter Raymond Miller
Ancher Hospital
William Hirst
Nan Elizabeth Ferguson
Hirst
Miss Ferguson
Lieutenant Miller
Miller
Virginia
Twin City
Bear head carving may be 1000-year-old idol in Missouri
Archaeologists in Missouri report finding a sandstone bear head buried on an Ozark farm near Warsaw. The two foot square figure, possibly an ancient idol, dates back over a millennium and is now housed at Drury College museum.
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United Preas
Springfield
Warsaw
America
Ozark
Museum
Drury College
City Election Board Convenes For Fall City Manager Vote
The new election board meets at City Clerk William A. Boyce Jr. office to organize for the city manager election this fall. Members include Willam H. Remy, a Republican, and Reginald H. Sullivan, a Democrat, both attorneys. The group plans to elect a president and secretary and discuss hiring a board attorney.
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William A. Boyce Jr
Willam H. Remy
Reginald H. Sullivan
Motor tour maps Evansville trip for Indiana First fans
Hoosier Motor Club touring department outlines a week end route to Evansville via Washington street and U S 40 through Plainfield Harmony Brazil Terre Haute Sullivan Vincennes Princeton covering 183 miles paved all the way. A separate report notes a theft in which a marmot fur coat valued at 495 dollars and 20 dollars were stolen from Miss Marjorie Mason at 1540 North Meridian Street after entry with a pass key.
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Evansville
Hoosier Motor Club
Indiana
Washington Street
Plainfield
Harmony
Brazil
Terre Haute
Sullivan
Vincennes
Princeton
Marjorie Mason
North Meridian Street
Shrine meeting opens with million dollar pageant in Los Angeles
The fifty fifth annual Shrine conclave begins June 4 in Los Angeles. A million dollar electrical pageant tops the entertainment lineup with 90,000 spectators and forty illuminated floats along a two mile parade route at the coliseum. Delegates and families will live in special trains due to hotel shortages.
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Dan Thomas
NEA
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Coliseum
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Max
Younger
Kresge Bldg
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DR. West
Kresge Building
S. W. Cor. Wash and Penn
East Wash. Street
Lester's
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Lester’s
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