Star contestant Frankie Kiolet boards Owl for Universal City
Frankie Kiolet winner of The Star Universal film contest leaves with sister Dora for her debut in Universal City. Tears flow at the depot as family friends bid farewell while roses are presented and a younger brother celebrates with firecrackers.
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Universal City
Owl
Frankie Kiolet
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Frankie
Altho
David
Chester
Detectives Pursue Killer in Kaber Case
Cleveland detectives press the case against Cala and Vittori Pisselli who allegedly killed Daniel Kaber publisher of Lakewood Ohio. Cala, held in Buffalo New York, confessed to holding Kaber while Pisselli used the weapon in the fatal assault.
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Cala
Daniel ¥. Kaber
Lakewood
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Buffalo
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Vittori Pisselli
British Mines Resume Operations Amid Short Lull
British mines reopened today after a two month shutdown caused by a miners strike. Operators started part of the machinery and prepared for full resumption, but only a few miners reported for duty. Owners expressed slight optimism that the strike might end through this approach.
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London
Harding plan eyed for South America by two republics
A diplomatic report outlining a proposed association of nations, believed favored by President Harding, has been sent to two South American republics. Their governments asked their representatives to report back on the plan.
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Washington
Association of Nations
Harding
Harding Association
First Unit of New Church to Be Built
The First Presbyterian church plans a Bible school costing 200000 as the first unit of a raised church complex on the corner of Eighth Ave and Spring St The completed structure will reach eight stories and exceed 500000 in total cost. the site has been purchased.
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First Presbyterian Church
Eighth Ave
Spring St
Larger Baby Clinic Next Year Planned
Plans for an enlarged baby clinic to open next year will be discussed at a special meeting at the Bon Marche auditorium at 10 30 a m Tuesday. This year’s baby show drew 1 725 satisfied mothers whose children were examined by a large corps of doctors.
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Bon Marche
City Considers New Taxi Regulation Ordinance
Utilities Chief Carl H. Reeves told the city council that independent taxi companies are operating freely and urged adoption of an ordinance to regulate taxi service. Reeves submitted the proposal in a Saturday communication to the council.
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Utilities
Carl H. Reeves
Reeves
Hads
French bicyclist flies plane by human power
Paris June 20 Gabriele Poulain becomes the first man to fly an airplane powered only by human effort in tests for the Peu geot prize of 10000 francs for a 10 meter flight. In Zillah Washington Mrs Alice H Dyke buys the Zillah Weekly Mirror and will run it with help from her mother and 12 year old daughter. Henry M Moreno was the former owner.
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Paris
Gabriele Poul Ain
Peugeot
Zillah, Wash
Alice H. Dyke
Zillah Weekly Mirror
Henry M. Moreno
Chicago
Charlotte Johnson
J. Stanley Joyce
Peggy Joyce
Miss Johnson
Stanley
Peggy
Hhis
Man Worth Only $8 but Soul Priceless Sermon
Rev. J. Ralph Magee preached at First Methodist Church on Sunday night arguing the body is chemically valued at eight, while the soul holds priceless worth in a reflective sermon.
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J. Ralph Magee
First Methodist Church
One Killed at Havana Funeral Riots
Riots at the Colon cemetery during the funeral of former President Jose Miguel Gomez left one unidentified spectator dead and several others wounded in Havana Cuba on June 20.
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Cuba
Colon Cemetery
Jose Miguel Gomez
Slain Man's Pal Defends Woman in Ziegler Murder Trial
In Chicago on June 20 Handsome Jack Barry testified for the defense in the murder trial of Mrs Cora C Orthwein over Herbert P Ziegler. He contradicted earlier statements from the defendant's cook Frances Kocher about threats at a party attended by Charlotte Lewinsky.
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Jack” Barry
Herbert P. Ziegler
bin Pal
Barry
Cora C. Orthwein
Ziegler
Frances Kocher
Orthwein
Charlotte Lewinsky
Planning Warm Time for Sims
New York city schedules two receptions for Admiral William Sims arriving aboard the Olympic. One event will laud him while a rival group plans a hostile reception to mock Lima for a London speech. Casper Whitney will coordinate the praise and the location may shift between the pier and quarantine. Major Michael A. Kelly leads Irish sympathizers. Washington Vanderlip accompanies Sims on the voyage.
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William &. Simms
Lima
London
Casper Whitney
Sims
Michael A. Kelly
Washington D. Vanderlip
Russia
Auto Plunges Off Ferry at Vashon Island
A car fell from the Vashon Island ferry at Portage dock on Sunday night. Mrs. Charles Hilditch suffered burns, Charles Hilditch was lightly injured, and driver H C Buchanan had minor bruises. The shallow water left the vehicle barely submerged before the crew rescued them and took them to Seattle.
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E. Dennyway
H. C. Buchanan
Portage Dock
Seattle
Social Workers Conference Opens in Portland
The Social Workers' association of Oregon opened a three day conference at the Unitarian church chapel in Portland at 10 this morning. Dr Samuel C Kohn court psychologist presides. Acting Mayor Bigelow and Virgil v Johnson deliver morning addresses. The United States is cited as the world's largest coal exporter.
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Ore
Social Workers’ Association of Oregon
Unitarian Church
Samuel C. Kohn
Court of Domestic Relations
Bigelow
Virgil v. Johnson
Travelers’ Aid Societies
New York
Silent Seattle Figure Featured in Daily Silhouette
A historic Seattle figure, once prominent in city life, is referenced as appearing in tomorrow's silhouette. The current entry notes a prior Broadway drive in New York that astonished onlookers, and identifies Saturday’s silhouette as Tom Swale, state commander of the American Legion.
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Price & Carter
Seattle
Bear
Broadway
New York
Gotham
Tom Swale
American Legion
Driver Rams Pole to Avoid Pedestrian in City
Mr and Mrs W K Hackett were brought home with severe bruises and cuts after Hackett steered into a telephone pole at 3rd Avenue and McClelland Street to dodge a crossing woman. Co A McArthur 63 laborer of 610 Terrace Street lies in city hospital with a fractured left leg and facial lacerations after a motorcycle collision at Fifth Avenue and Main Street driven by J G Hatton 36 carpenter of 105 W 36th Street.
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3St Ave
McClelland Ast
Hackett
Co. A. McArthur
Terrace St
City Hospital
Fifth Ave
Main St
McArthur
J. G. Hatton
Carpenter
36Th St
Moonshine Raid Nabs Two Men Near Black Diamond
Dry squad agents raided a roadhouse north of Black Diamond Sunday night arresting Joseph Fratnick 30 and Fred Mellinger 63. The establishment operated by Henry Switch is tied to the case and one gallon of moonshine is held as evidence.
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Black Diamond
Joseph Fratnick
Fred Mellinger
Henry Switch
Rats Invading Paris From War-Torn France Crowding Streets
Report notes a surge of rats in Paris as war damage and displacement drive rodents into urban areas. City crews rush cleanup as residents report increased sightings and health concerns amid continuing upheaval.
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France
Paris
Stillman divorce talks surface in New York
June 20 Stillman divorce out of court possible as illegitimacy claims loom sources say. Banker's fortune and the Boy Guy Stillman case spark a potential settlement while guardian John A Mack moves to secure legitimacy. Bud Stillman 17 comments on family estrangement and doubts about paternity.
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Stillman
James A
HK Gleason
John A. Mack
Guy
Schedu
Boy
Hugh Russell Fale
James
Bud”) Stillman
Kansas Calls for 25 000 Wheat Helpers
Kansas City dispatch reports 25 000 volunteers are needed for the harvest. U S employment service field representative says calls have gone to eastern cities for workers. Fragment mentions Spokane and Miss Camilla Alien of Newman Lake Idaho.
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Kansas City
U. S
U States Employment Service
Spokane
Camilla
R. F. Alien
Newman Lake
Idaho
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