New York City Auto Bureau Generates Six Million A Year
The New York City automobile bureau earns six million dollars annually from licenses. With 150 employees, the busy offices at Sixty fifth Street and Broadway issue 134,000 private licenses and 175,000 for hired chauffeurs. The bureau conducts license checks, suspensions court, and daily driver testing with fourteen cars parading West Sixties to Seventies. A note ends about skirt lengths from the Associated Dress Industry.
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New York
New York City Automobile Bureau
Broadway
Tailoring Guide Recommends Nine to Twelve Inch Hem Adjustments
The article discusses modest length changes for afternoon dresses and evening wear. It notes fur suits and tailored frocks favor the nine to twelve inch range as a correct standard, emphasizing that the adjustment is not a drastic alteration.
The Sheik Drama Returns With Conway Tearle Cast
A beloved novel is adapted for the stage as it heads to the next season. Conway Tearle stars as the amorous Arad in this dramatic production, generating excitement among fans and theaters alike.
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Conway Tearle
Aral
City reports record motor vehicle ban summonses
Four hundred seven summonses for violation of the motor vehicle ban were served on motorists within twenty four hours one time last week the largest number ever in that period. In May police court handled 4 844 violators of motor ordinances during the first three weeks.
Millionaire hawker joins growing band of peddlers
A wealthy hawker leads a wave of itinerant sellers across the city. A growing tribe of peddlers markets millions in Austrian kronen, urging residents to purchase the coins as a speculative venture.
Street currency scam nets profit with 1000 kronen notes
Report describes vendors selling thousand kronen notes for about a tenth of their face value. Peddlers stock piled with 1 000 kronen notes and cigar store coupons, offering brisk business and quick profits of about fifteen cents per note at the current exchange.
Rotters' opens at Thirty Ninth Street Theatre
The Rotters' is the latest English play by H. M. Maltby at the Thirty Ninth Street theatre with Harry Carson Clarke in the lead. It is well played but only moderately strong as a stage production.
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H. M. Maltby
Thirtyninth Street Theatre
Harry Carson Clarke
Subways Warn Sleepers: Guards Wake Passengers From Napping
Interborough Rapid Transit deploys special squads to rouse riders during night shifts. Guards sweep cars loudly calling watch your property there are pickpockets aboard. Sleeper-on Napper pupils awaken quickly to deter theft and protect passengers.
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Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Paul Revere
Movie Pioneer Wim H Swanson Dies in Salt Lake
Funeral services were held in Salt Lake City for Wim H Swanson a moving picture theatre owner and pioneer of the industry. He died yesterday of pneumonia after a week of illness. The Elk Edge led the service. the Masonic fraternity will handle burial in Chicago, Swanson’s former home.
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Salt Lake
Wim. H. Swanson
Joint social and Bannock Council meeting announced
A social of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Railway Clerks and the Ladies Society is set for this evening at the Labor Temple with all members urged to attend. Bannock Council No 2 R and B M will meet at the Masonic hall with the R and B M degree to be conferred followed by a buffet lunch.
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B. of L. F
Ladies Society
Labor Temple
Bannock Council
Masonic Hall
Portneuf Lodge Set to Confer A Masons Degree
Portneuf Lode No. 18 A F and A M plans a special session Wednesday afternoon at Edge in the Masonic hall. A degree will be conferred.
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Portneuf Lode
A. F
A. M
Edge
Masonic Hall
Trinity and St Margaret's Society Monthly Communion
The Trinity and St Margaret's society will hold its monthly communion at Trinity church on Wednesday at 10 o'clock in the morning. The guild meets next in the vestry at 2 30 in the afternoon for its regular session.
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Trinity and
St. Margaret’s Society
Trinity Church
Guild
Ivy Kensington to Meet at Mrs Mont Amos Home
Members of the Ivy Kensington will gather Wednesday morning at 657 South Main the home of Mrs Mont Amos for a hike. All members are expected to bring lunch.
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Ivy Kensington
Mont Amos
South Main
Missionary Farewell Honors Miss Eliza Smith at Church
A farewell party for Miss Eliza Smith, daughter of T. B. Smith, will be held Thursday evening at the Second Ward L D S church. An entertainment program will be followed by dancing.
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Eliza Smith
T. B. Smith
Second Ward L. D
Fourth of July Celebration Planned at Tyhee
A large Tyhee Fourth of July event is being organized with an entertaining program and athletic events, a ball game in the afternoon, and a dance as a feature in the evening. A special Bannock county commissioners meeting is set for Monday morning June 26 at the county building to consider the First National Bank bond approval and the Empire Irrigation District creation at Bancroft, with a concurrent board of equalization session.
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Tyhee
Bannock County Board of Commissioners
First National Bank
Empire Irrigation District
Bancroft
Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters Meet in Moscow
Delegates including D Moore and Frank Mathers from Fort Hall Lodge No. 6 travel to Moscow for the Grand Lodge of Idaho gathering June 21 22 and 23. Past Chief Mrs W L Vinson will represent Gate City Temple No 2 Pythian Sisters at the same event.
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Grand Lodge
D. Moore
Frank Mathers
P. Calph
Fort Hall
Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge of Idaho
Moscow
W. L. Vinson
Gate City Temple No
Pythian Sisters
Knights
Ladies Aid Society Meeting at Presbyterian Church
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Chas. Brown at 255 North 12th. Mrs. Brown will be assisted by Mrs. Waggoner.
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Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Chas. Brown
North 12Th
Brown
Waggoner
Breakfast honors visiting federation delegates
Mrs Millie Reed and Mrs Florence Moody hosted a ten o clock breakfast today for Mrs Ophelia Douglas and Mrs Adel Richmond and Mrs Glaine Rhodes with eight place settings. Mrs Om and her daughter plan a visit to their Ogden home this evening. Mrs Rhodes departs Thursday for Los Angeles. All attended the State Federation of Colored Women's clubs meeting here last week.
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Millie Reed
Florence Moody
Ophelia Douglas
Adel Richmond
Glaine Rhodes
Ogden
Rhodes
Los Angeles
State Federation of Colored Women's Clubs
Railroad Rumbles Engine Crew Changes and Overhauls
Train crews shift on the Idaho division with Engine 3108 under engineer A. H. Abercrombie and fireman Luther Payne for a Rose break-in trip before passenger service between Pocatello and Green River. Several firemen and engineers take layoffs for sickness and personal business. engine 2545 heads to Montpelier for overhaul.
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A. H. Abercrombie
Luther Payne
Rose
O. K
Pocatello
Green River
Ramoey H. G. Baker
Salt Sept
Montpelier
C. L. Wells
East Anakee
Engineer Wharton Takes Train Orders 29 and 30
Engineer Thomas Wharton is cleared to operate passenger trains 29 and 30 on the Montana division after a fifteen day extended leave of absence. He resumes duties following approval of the assignment.
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Thomas Wharton
Montana
The Good Provider cast features Vera Gordon in Ma mit Binswanger
Vera Gordon an early star of Yiddish theater and later English stage, born in Russia and starting on stage at age twelve, came to the United States in 1910 and paused a vaudeville tour to play Ma mit Binswanger in The Good Provider at Rex Theatre tomorrow.
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Vera Gordon
Russia
United States
Mamit Binswanger
Rex Theatre
The Strand Screen Program Features Winners of the West
The program includes Received Payment directed by Charles Maigne from John Lynch, with Corinne Griffith acclaimed as best dressed on screen. It headlines a society play set on the New York stage and showcases a new character type for Griffith.
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Strand Theatre
Charles Maigne
Knovn
John Lynch
Corinne Griffith
New York
Man From Home at the Orpheum delivers sunlit Italy tale
A youthful American woman seeks a title amid lavish castles and ruin while the man from home aids her journey. The Orpheum screens The Man From Home filmed in Italy with a startling climax. Tomorrow adds Why Girls Leave Home.
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Italy
Orrheum
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Hillcrést
Paramount
Big Productions
Trinity Guild
Parene l Party
W. L. Phillips
Idaho Division
Dave Pratt
Thomas Myrt
J. B. Dean
L. Christensen
J. A. Halford
J. P. Newan
Yeaine
Idaho Cies
Fureman J. D Cowley
Strand
Orpheum
Celia Hughes
Anna Q.nilsson
James Kirkwood
Norman Kerry
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