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Las Vegas Age

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1929

Page

3

Vaudeville Prologue Set At El Patio Theater Tonight

El Patio Theater presents the Shirley Burnell vaudeville troupe for a third night of new numbers including dance and song. Manager William Street advertised a gripping film program with Ships of the Night starring Jacqueline Logep and The Collegans sign comedy. South of Panama and Diamond Master serial are planned for upcoming showings with a silver night礼 for ladies.

el Patio Shirley Burnell William Street Jacqueline Logep Panama

All-women juries urged for trials of women defendants

Mrs. Alice Lee West Movius, head of the Massachusetts National Woman's Party, argues for all-women juries in cases involving women as defendants. She contends men face no such bias and asks if a man would want to be judged by a jury of women, urging change from current practice.

Boston U.P Alice Lee West Movius Massachusetts National Woman’s Party National Committee National Bank of Patriotism Ironsides National Headquarters Gordon Grant

Drowning toll rises on Pacific coast heat wave weekend

United Press reports from San Francisco show 12 violent deaths over the weekend across California as heat wave relief efforts draw thousands. Six drownings occurred in bathing and boating incidents, plus four fatal auto crashes. Names include John Trueman of San Francisco and Elsie Holstrom of San Jose among others, with victims from Capitola Creek to Feather River and Long Beach.

San Francisco Pacific Coast Tle United Press Survey California John Trueman Hunters’ Point Elsie Holstrom San Jose Capitola Creek Santa Cruz John Demming Feather River Lear Oroville James E. Mulligan Wilmington Long Beach Tony Mello Redlands Brighton Beach Elizabeth Hewitt Los Angeles Anne Hansen Pomona Merced Yosemite Highway Walter M. Cook C. A. Newman Placerville Folsom

W U to Move to New Western Union Quarters

Western Union prepares to enter its new Morse building offices during the first week of July with operations shifting to the south Fremont location. The commercial department will start soon after July 1 while repeater system installation is delayed by two to three months. A 14 man crew digs an underground channel from the Union Pacific terminal toward the new main, as work progresses past Nevada Court.

Western Union Morse Fremont Union Pacific Commercial Department R. W. Kemp W. A San Francisco Phil Trevithick Nevada Court

Name in Phone Directory Leads to Odd Romance

In Memphis, Miss Billie Garner, real name Willie Tar Richardson, married A. E. Gandy of Coffeyville Kansas after meeting through a Memphis phone directory. Gandy traced her by the alias among Pine Bluff relatives and, after months of correspondence, traveled to Memphis for a meeting. The match stemmed from her Garner stepfather name.

Memphis Tenn Bille Ganer Wilie Tar! Richardson A. E. Gandy Coffeyville Kansas Gand Pine Bluff Billie Garner Gandy Richar Garner

Spud the English Shepherd Returns After Five Years Missing

In Bolivar Missouri J P Lane’s dog Spud, an English shepherd, reappeared at the Lane home after five years away. The dog was recognized by a missing tooth kicked out by a muir, confirming the long reunion amid family happiness.

Bolivar, Mo Spud J. P. Lane L T Lane Pronga Muir

London Society Shuts Gate on Invited Guests

London society hosts tighten access to exclusive parties amid rise in gate crashing by unauthorised guests. Hostesses instruct guests to show invitations or carry badges as a test, with some planning official checkers to distinguish invitees from intruders.

London U.P

Kansan farmer boasts of wheat growth to skirts

A Louisville Times note quotes a Kansas farmer boasting that his wheat has grown so high it reaches up to his skirts, illustrating the era’s vivid agricultural exaggeration and rural pride.

Kansas Louisvile Times

Ppaint Company Display Proves Huge Success Event

The introductory campaign of the California Paint Company and General Paint corporation at the Southern Nevada Lumber Company plant on North Main drew strong interest. A full line of oils varnishes paints enamels and brushes was shown and opened for inspection to builders and the public for several days, with gratifying response reported by Mr. Woitishek and company representatives.

California Paint Company General Paint Corporation Southern Nevada Lumber Company North Main Woitishek

Charlie McCarthy Through College

Major Charles E. McCarthy a former Las Vegas resident and army officer since the war's start graduated from the General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth on June 21. He and the McCarthys lived in the East for two years while he took government courses for higher ranks. Future stationing is uncertain but friends hope it will be in the West.

Charles E. McCarthy Las Vegas General Staff College Fort Leavenworth Kansas California McCarthys East Charlie

Janitors Train In Science At Teachers College

More than 100 janitors and public school custodians from Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma attend a short course at Kansas State Teachers College Pittsburg to study the science and practical art behind their work. The program is sponsored by the state board of vocational education the college and the Kansas Janitor Engineers Association.

Pittsburg Kas U.P Kansas Missouri Oklahoma Kansas State Teachers College State Board of Vocational Education the College Kansas Janitor-Engineers Association

Boyhood Right Field Rule Echoes in Detroit News Tale

In a Detroit News anecdote a boy about eleven grows up amid a street culture where he patrols right field to retrieve stray balls. The narrator recalls the old lady whose zinnias tempt the ball and the lad’s duty to fetch it, a slice of bygone neighborhood life.

Detroit News

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