Oklahoma Indians Gather for Intertribal Convention in Tulsa
In Tulsa Oklahoma on June 11 representatives from 183 tribes met to discuss problems and staging of games and ceremonies. Western tribes arrived in wagons ponies and finery while others showcased wealthy oil wealth and gauzy blankets. A ceremonial ball game between Creeks and Ottawas tested endurance with twenty four players per side and no substitutions. Speakers include Cherokees Sioux Osages Creeks Choctaws Cheyennes Miamis and others.
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Oklahoma
Tulsa
Okla
United
Society of Oklahoma India
Lone
United States
Canada
Mexico
Plains
Sand Springs Park
Loth Man
Japanese Women Serve As Bus Collectors And Pulse Force Members
Japanese women take on roles beyond teaching clerical work and stenography. In some cities they also collect fares on motor buses and serve as members of the pulse force, reflecting expanding public duties.
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Pulse Force
Fradion Wednesday Evening Radio Concerts Listing
Cleveland area and national stations present a dense schedule of musical acts and talks. Highlights include Bald win Wallace College Troubadors and Invictua-Quartet, Carl Hupp and his Hotel Hollenden orchestra, and Jean Talbot Miller piano performances across multiple stations from WTAM to WIZ with various ensembles and operatic pieces.
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WTAM
Cleveland
Plain Dealer
Baldwin Wallace College Troubadors
Invictua
Little Banjo
Harry L. Ridenour
Lassie O' Mine
Sunset
Will Rogers
Carl Hupp
Hotel
Witlard Studio
Newsboy
E Donald Smith
Jean Talbot Miller
Allene Gibbons
Charlotta Ellasser
Salut D'Amour
Cayallzna
Giettist
Charlotte Ellasser
Jean Talbot-Aliiler
WHR
WWI
Detroit
the News Orchestra
Sandy Politic
WCY
Florence Paddock
Springfield
St John's
WGR
Buffalo
Progrant
WOR
Newark
Wusie
WEAF
New York
KHDKA
Pittsburg
Cremona
Matthew Frey
Arlington
KYW
Chicago
Society Orchestra
WOS
Jefferson City
Bil Caton
Ola Gathright
Diap
St. Laws
Abergh
Ladies Mission Circle to host at Fields Corners
The next Ladies Mission Circle of the Baptist church will be entertained by Mrs Emma Darr at Fields Corners. Devotions led by Mrs Ethel Stinchcomb. Current Events from Japan by Miss Hazel Hathaway. Reading by Miss Lolita Darr. Quiz from June Missions. Hostesses include Mrs Emma Darr Maud Churchward and Ima Walker. Also notes on local happenings and handstand dedication.
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Columbia
Ladies Mission Circle of the Baptist Church
Emma Dair
Fields Corners
Ethel Stinchcomb
Japan
Hazel Hathaway
Lolita Darr
Tina Walker
Hmma Darr
Maud Churchward
Ima Walker
Perry
Frank Henneman
Liverpool
Fay Wongbon
North Eaton
Jean Rundle
J. Howard Bartter
Mary Sun
Berea
World tramp, 96, finishes long journey after 24 years
An elderly traveler, 96, completes a world long distance trek begun about 24 years ago. He has traversed vast regions and plans further travel despite his advanced age.
Billy the Wonder Dog Follows Master Across Town
A stray dog named Billy escapes his master and chases a horse through camp and village. He evades a pursuing General and Captain Strongheart, slips past guards, and is corralled by an American cowboy who cadenas him in a box stall.
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Billy
Atay
Duke
Gost
Strongheart
Baaing
Theatres Revolt and Dreamland Films Star Dorothy Phillips
Revolt presents The Tie That Binds a heart stirring drama of mixed lives and suspense plus a new comedy. Dreamland features Slander the Woman with Dorothy Phillips in a strong lead and a comedy. Grand offers Pola Negri in Men a melodrama about male codes of honor with her strongest performance yet.
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Dorothy Phillips
Pola Newri
Women Deputies Noted In Queens County News
A fragment highlights Pola Negri and mentions Mason O Smedley of Queens county New York with twenty women deputies as part of the report.
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Mason O Smedley
Sriend
Queens Caunut
New York
Community Notes From Eaton June Meeting and Local News
Local Eaton items report visits by Mrs. George Strickland and family to Wensterville, Dorothy Strickland staying with grandparents, and upcoming church events including a talk by Frank Harner of India Will. Children's Day pageant practices and choir readiness are urged. A recent Sunday storm caused garage and barn damage, with several families affected and flu illnesses noted.
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Burton Ross
Frank Harner
India
Berniece Haven
Misa Grace Cook
Cleveland
F. J. Hudson
Los Angeles
Cal
Jack Lyone
A. J. Carpenter
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All Good Drug
Fradion
WBAP
Fort Worth
Dot Echols Orchestra
WOC
Davenport
WLW
Cincinnati
W. C. Herman
Ortchestra
Columbia New Process Record
New Gennett Records
Oe Henshey Music
Elyria, Ohio
J. H. Bartree
North
Russia
North Russia
Gune
Nelson Hasenilue
Amherst
Chas. Hasenutlue
Will Heidrich
Elyria
Harry Gibsons
Lilie Henson
East Amherst
Wischuberts
Conrad Sandrock
Henry Sandrock
Fred Schneider
Curtie Schenk
J. J. Berg
Oberlin
Fred Kent
Famly
Ed Schramms
Ed Schramm
Clarence Albright
South Amherst
Carley Franklin
John Frannklins
Fred Berg
D Horning
Jéd Jenson
Elytia
Chester Nash
Jane
Elyria High School
Louisa Nash
Walter
Beatrice Nash
Geo. Bemty
Bemis
Harvey Sandrock
Henry
Geo. Langa
Chestnut Hidge
Russia Township
Dist No. 2
Clara Rankin
Brownhelm High School
Hazel Berg
Billa Troubles
Leroy Gerber
Elmer Springer
George McRoberts
Russell Kreuger
Kenneth Kern
Hetty and
Munte
Edwin Kirby
Supt
C. O. Masters
Amelia Schmitz
Thalma Manns
Emma Wohleber
Helen Lepka
The
Elyria Hardware Company
J Welkerer
Sayec
Rivoli
Pola Negri
Pola
NEGRI
Comedy-Pathe News
Milton Sills
Lois Wilson
Theodore
Spain
Sony G
Sena Finance
Rialto Theatre
Business Girls Clubs
Orel Olor Tere
Legere
eRulets
Lewis Mercantile Co
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