Butte Masons Attend Helena Rite Meetings This Week
Masons from Butte travel to Helena for York Rite events. The Royal Arch Grand Chapter opens at 10 this morning in Shrine Temple. Grand Council sessions follow, with Knights Templar conclave slated later in the week. Delegates include Lester J. Hartzel, George D. Dart, Harry A. Kinney, Stanley Richards, Harold T. Blackler, H. W. Burton, Miles S. Parsons, and George T. Beech.
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Helena
Mecca
Butte
York Rite
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters
Grand Commandery
Knights Templar
Zabud Council
Royal and Select Masters
Lester J. Hartzel
George D. Dart
Harry A. Kinmney
Deer Lodge
Stanley Richards
Harry A. Kinney
Harold T. Blackler
Montana Commandery
Knights Templars
H. W. Burton
Miles S. Parsons
George T. Beech
Commission May Discuss Letter on Prohibition Cooperation
The commission plans to study state cooperation to enforce prohibition and assess effects of any lack of cooperation under current law. It will review Wickersham’s proposals and may keep details from the public while some members attend abroad. Open hearings on prohibition are not expected this fall.
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Wickersham
Governors’ Conference
Dean Roscoe Pound
Harvard Law School
Kenneth Mackintosh
Washington Supreme Court
Europe
Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition
Anti-Saloon League
Albert D. Ritchie
Maryland
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Rival claimants to King Ben’s throne hold quiet meeting
In Benton Harbor Michigan on July 21 rival claimants of the House of David gathered without outward discord. Queen Mary Parnell delivered a sermon to about 200 followers from an outdoor platform since she could not enter the colony auditorium, allegedly locked by rival lawyer H. T. DeWhirst. The sermon avoided the factional disputes tied to the cult’s leadership after the proclaimed death of King Ben.
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Tezin
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Europe
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Mexicans to Lose Government Jobs Over Liquor Addiction
Mexico City July 21. Government employees addicted to liquor will be discharged and job applicants must prove they are not drinkers if a campaign by the national anti alcohol committee created by President Gil succeeds. Several departments already cooperate and pressure grows on others.
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Mexico City
Gil
Shoe string used to end man's life in jail
John Elmer Freeman of Ethel Kans hanged himself with a heavy shoe string in the city jail in Kansas City. The death occurred on July 31, as reported in U7P dispatches.
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Kansas City
Kans
John Elmer Freeman
Ethel
St Louis pilots near endurance record in ninth air day
Dale Jackson and Forrest O Brine piloting the St Louis Robin stretch toward a new sustained flight record at Lambert Field in their ninth day aloft. A sister Missouri Robin crew led by Joe Hammer and W Gentry Sphieton logged 105 hours while crowds watched the long endurance mission.
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ST. Louis
Dale
Red) Jackson
Forrest O'Brine
Joe Hammer
W. Gentry Sphieton
Lamber-St. Louis Field
O'Brine
Lambert-St.Louis Field
Jackson
Hammer
Shelton
Stinson-Detroiter Keeps Aired For Four Days In Texas
In Houston the Stinson-Detroiter monoplane named Billion Dollar City stayed aloft over 120 hours with pilots Joe Glass and G L Loomis. Airport officials received a message from Shreveport confirming the endurance effort and noting continued airborne status tonight.
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G. L. Loomis
Shreveport
Houston
Texas
Stinson
Chinese Manifesto Urges Armed Forces Aid in Manchuria Crisis
Chinese officials report Soviet troops fired first shots along the Suifenho river in Manchuria as Beijing and Moscow cite Kellogg pact obligations. Chiang Kai-shek orders defense against Red imperialism while border towns report Russian aircraft and cavalry activity near Manchukuo amid international mediation efforts.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Houston aviators extend endurance flight record
Endurance pilots Glass and Loomis completed their fifth full day in the air just after noon, with Van Leary and Curry joining in the effort as the group trails a growing авиа record on the Houston flight.
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van Leary
Curry Hahiders
Houston
Glass
Loomis
England Joins U S Washington July 21 4
British ambassador Esme Howard reports that England joins the United States circle in Washington on July 21. The brief dispatch notes high level talks and diplomatic alignment between London and Washington amid ongoing global tensions.
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England
U. S. Washington
Esme Howard
Chinese Forces Face Attack on Suifenho River Front
Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang reported that Japanese forces opened an attack along the Suifenho river on July 20 at 8 am near Manchuria. Chinese troops were on the defensive, with Russian units allegedly equipped with poison gas and 32 field guns.
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Nanking
China
Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang
Suifenho River
Manchuria
Chang
Soviet Cavalry Near Manchuli Threatens Manchuria
Rengo dispatches report Soviet cavalry within half a mile of Manchuli in western Manchuria as Japanese residents withdraw to Harbin and Tsitsikar after consular warnings. Official sources say White Russian Cossacks, about 3,000, are forming a self defense corps in the district.
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Tokio
Rengo
Manchuria
Propyranichnaya
Harbin
Tsitsikar
Population in Panic in Manchuria City Amid Air Attacks
The border city of Pogranichnaya faces panic as Russian airplanes appear again. Japanese residents flee to Harbin by special train. Vladivostok is cut off from railway traffic due to Amur river floods. Nikolsk junction traffic blockade is reported complete.
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China
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Soviet Union
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Manchurian
Pogranichnaya
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Amur River
Pogranichinaya
Manchuria
Harbin
Amur
Nikolsk
Shrine leader visits amid musical program at local temple
National Shrine potentate attends reception at the Masonic temple with Bagdad temple members. A musical program features Vivienne Boulware and Carol Lantz as Elizabeth O’Donnell and Lois Huggins accompany. The imperial potentate, a long Masonic career figure, discusses travels and service in a public talk.
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Bagdad Temple
Evan Roberts
Imperial Potentate
Vivienne Boulware
Massenet
Minnetonka
Liéurrance
Elizabeth O'Donnell
Lois Huggins
Carol Lantz
Arditi
Romber
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Benedict
Sylvia
Oley Speaks
Mr. Youngworth
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Pacific Coast
Canada
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Spokane
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Los Angeles
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United States Marshal
Roosevelt
Taft
University of Michigan
University of Southern California
Senate experts begin revigion of tariff bill
Washington July 21 VP The house tariff bill moves to the Senate Finance Committee for overhaul after a month of hearings. The majority will close doors for the revision due August 19 when the Senate reconvenes. Expect considerable changes with rumors of downward revisions amid talks with President Hoover. Chairman Smoot said many rates could change but gave no explicit direction on overall direction.
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Senate Finance Committee
Senate
House
Hoover
Smoot
Youth linked to wild week in city car crash and gun threat
Granavich, a youth, accosted miner Fred Olcott on East Granite Street and fired twice with a nickel plated revolver. three shots misfired and dust rose at Olcott. He fled, crashed into a car on South Montana Street, then eluded officers before being arrested with accomplice John Cheebul. Police recovered the revolver and the stolen Hudson sedan was returned to its owner.
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Granavich
Fred Olcott
South Dakota Street
Olcott
Robert Stetson
Montana
William Polley
Joe Kigaski
Notable California Lawyer Admitted 1912 Supreme Court 1922
The subject admitted to practice in California in July 1912 and before the U S Supreme Court in 1922. He is senior member of Youngworth McClean Harman. He married Margaret E Smith on February 24 1909 and has three daughters. Active in fraternal groups as past exalted ruler of lodge 99 B P O E and past president of Romana parlor Native Sons of the Golden West.
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California
Supreme Court of the United States
Youngworth, McClean & Harman
Marcried
Margaret E. Smith
Lodge No. 99
Romana Parlor
Native Sons of the Golden West
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Suifenho
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Henderson
State Department
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Leo V. Youngworth
John Granavich
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