Health habits as vital factors in childhood development
Dr Olive A Cooper said nervous breakdowns in adult life can be prevented by forming proper health habits in childhood. She cited food fussiness and tantrums as early examples that mold future behavior and readiness to meet physical economic and social life demands.
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Minneapolis
Olive A. Cooper
Massachusetts Division of Mental Hygiene
National Tuberculosis Association
Dr. Cooper
Colored Women's Club of Utah Ends Ninth Convention
The Colored Women's club of Utah and Jurisdiction concluded its three day session with elections for next year's officers led by Mary Pearson and a slate that included Emily Overall Ophellia Douglas Rose Monplaisin Mona Jennings Adele Richmond Lena Barker Mary Johnson Louberta Ulmer Jennie Offutt Julia Hogan Belle Cole Luella Russell Gaidy Naye Minerva Atkinson and others. Resolutions denounced lynching urged cooperation with the National Association for its suppression praised the press Tribune for publicity and requested a better convention system.
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The
Colored Women’s Club of
Utah
Mary Pearson
Emily Overall
Ophellia Douglas
Rose Monplaisin
Mona Jennings
Adele Richmond
Lena Barker
Mary Johnson
Louberta Ul
Bears and Eagles clash in Sunday baseball at Overland Park
Baseball fans anticipate a Bears versus Eagles game Sunday at Overland Park starting 3 PM. Eagles reportedly rested star pitcher Martin Howard in a prior loss while adding Pat Howerton and L Levine. Eddie Grayson debuts for the Bears as both teams showcase strong lineups amid pregame bus service from Center Street between 2 15 and 2 45 PM.
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Bears
Eagles
Overland Park
Store House
Martin Howard
Pat Howerton
L. Levine
Eddie Grayson
Pocatello
Center Street
Actress Viola Collina Weds Former Yale Athlete Lefty Flynn
In Los Angeles 27 year old film actress Viola Collina known privately as Janey Viels married Maurice Lefty Flynn a former Yale athlete now in film work. The ceremony was quiet in the city today.
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Los Angeles
Janey Viels
Dana Film Actess
Viola Collina
Maurice
Lefty
Flynn
Yale
Moonlight Serenaders to Play at Open Air Pavilion Dance
Regular Saturday night dance at the Moonlight Open Air Pavilion features the Moonlight Serenaders. The event promises lively music and an outdoor venue for social dancing under the stars.
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Moonlight Open Air Pavilion
Moonlight Serenaders
Travel schedule shifts for Royal Coach No 3
Starting Monday June 22 Royal Coach No 3 will depart Pocatello at 8 am instead of 9 am. The change affects all riders and timetables from that date onward.
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Royal Coach No
Pocatello
Germ expert on stand in trial W D Shepherd
Dr Tenney testifies about germ propagation and the possibility of three people eating tainted seafood spreading typhoon symptoms. The defense presses questions as the jury hears about Farman’s hospital license, laboratory rules, and potential supply of germs by employees at Faiman’s institution.
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Germ
W. D. Shepherd
Fage
Tenney
Farman
Dr. Tonney
Shepherd
Mins Pope
Billy
Tonney
Crowe
William Scott Stewart
Defense
Toney
Paiman
Winfield Scott Hoege
City Health Department
Hoege
Robert Stoll
Faiman
Peter Byrne
Et and Employe
Prayers for Rain Sought Across Hagerstown Churches
In Hagerstown Maryland a drought prompts prayers for rain at all services tomorrow. Rev Dr Walter Byron Stehl urges all Christians to join the appeal as farm crops suffer with six weeks without rain and fruit crops including raspberries drying.
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Hagerstown
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Walter Byron Stehl
Body of American John Langdon Found in Kashmir River
American John Langdon has been found dead in a river near Tolte, Kashmir, in northern India, according to reports received in London today. The discovery ends a case that drew international attention.
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London
John Langdon
Kashmir
Tolte
India
Boise Proposes Participation in American Falls Celebration
Interest in the American Falls dam celebration grows in Boise as Chamber of Commerce President O O Haga seeks city financial help for Boise band inclusion. If turnout is strong, a special Pullman train may be arranged from Oregon Short Line at about one fare one way, with a committee meeting set for tomorrow at American Falls to finalize plans.
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O. R. Baum
Boise
O. O. Haga
Chamber of Commerce
City Council
Oregon Short Line
Oregon
Gene Tinney to Meet Herman Gene Tinney Bout Set
Kansas City promotion announces lightweight world champion Gene Tinney will fight Italian Jack Hermann in a ten round bout on July 4 under American Legion auspices. Event scheduled in Kansas City, Kan.
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Kansas City
Kan
Gene Timney
Jack’’ Hermann
Gabriel Kaufmann
The
American Legion
Tuberculosis Found in One-Third of Indiana Clinic Goers
Dr. James K. Stygall reported to National Tuberculosis Association delegates that 1966 of 6174 examined at 367 clinics in 79 Indiana counties tested positive for TB. Of those, 1053 were actively diseased, 949 unaware of it, and 712 had latent TB. He urged occasional rural clinics to uncover undiagnosed cases.
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Minneapolis
Indiana
James K. Stygall
Indianapolis
National Tuberculosis Association
Indiana Tuberculosis Association
Stygall
Trotzky Seeks Foreign Help for Big Russian Electric Plants
Leon Trotzky urged delegating construction of major Soviet electric stations to foreign contractors while stressing socialism in industry. He cautioned this should not block self sufficiency and said compromise may occur if Soviet electrical capacity lags behind industrial needs.
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Moscow
Leon Trotzky
Soviet Russia
Food costs rise slightly in latest Bureau report
Washington observed a small rise in retail food prices from April to May with a 0.5 percent increase. For the year ending May 15 prices grew about 7.5 percent, while 44 items showed varied changes and 13 held steady across 35 cities led by Salt Lake City at a 3 percent jump.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Salt Lake City
Polish cabinet bans import of German goods
Warsaw reports the Political Committee of the Polish cabinet adopted a resolution prohibiting import of various German goods. The note from Vienna asks Austria to root out Bolshevism linked with Balkan disorders. New York announces night air mail service launch on July 1. Rome’s chamber extends power to discharge civil servants over political opinions. Mr and Mrs O S Christensen announce the birth of a child.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Vienna
Vernment
New York
New York-Chicago
Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues List
A mixed list of crossword clues covering uncooked clean free from adulteration portable items and numerous definitions across various numbers. It includes entries for herbs vines and grains and spans formations words forms and archaic titles with multiple cross references.
Pity Slayer Guilty In Paris Sister Murder
Anna Levas ser, a dressmaker, was found guilty of murdering her sister Anais in Paris. She was sentenced to two years in prison after testifying she fired on Anais as the sister suffered from an incurable disease and begged for death.
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Paris
Anna Levasser
Anais
Anna
La Follette Funeral Train Reaches Madison
The body of Senator Robert M. La Follette arrived in Madison on June 20 after transfer to Chicago and Wisconsin tracks. Crowds gathered at the depot and capitol, where the casket lies in state under civilian guard until the funeral on Monday at 1 30 p.m. Mrs. La Follette and two daughters attended from Washington. The casket will remain uncovered for public viewing.
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Madison
Wis
Senator la Follette
Capitol
Washington
State House
Capitol Building
Robert M. la Follette
Phillip la Follette
Des Moines Rumor Hovering Over WCTU Leader Smith Senate Bid
Des Moines June 20 AP reports that Mrs. Ida B Wise Smith head of the state WCTU may seek the Republican nomination for U S senator to succeed Cummins The notion was openly discussed at a state central committee meeting especially among its women members.
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Des Moines
Ida B. Wise Smith
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
U. S
Murderer May Cheat Hangman in Illinois Jail Stabbing
Bernard Grant, awaiting execution for the 1922 patrolman murder, was stabbed five times in a jail visiting room by fellow convict Walter Krauser. Krauser, granted a new trial, reportedly claimed Grant plotted to kill him. Grant’s clemency petitions had drawn broad support.
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Chicago
Bernard Grant
Len Small
Walter Krauser
Grant
Krauser
Iis
Ralph Souders
Thomas E. Swanson
Weather outlook for coming week in northern Rockies region
The week beginning Monday in the Northern Rocky Mountain and plateau regions will see occasional showers in the first half and mostly fair conditions in the latter part. Temperatures are expected to run near normal through the week.
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Washington
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Pavilion Collapse Injures Dozens At Cape May Beach
A small pavilion on Cape May beach collapsed dropping about 20 feet injuring a score or more. Most injured were part of a Reading railroad veterans excursion from Reading Pennsylvania.
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Cape May
N. J
Reading Railroad
Reading
American balloonist protests Gordon Bennett cup decision
Wade T. Vanorman formally protests the Aero Club ruling that Belgium's M. Veensira won the Gordon Bennett cup balloon race. The protest suspends the cup award pending the outcome.
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Brussels
Wade T. Vanorman
The
Aero Club
M. Veensira
Veenstra
Scotland bars Lady Astor speech at temperance convention
Edinburgh reports postmaster general refused permission for a British company to broadcast Lady Astor speaking at the World WCTU convention. Officials note no proceedings will be aired and temperance remains the convention's official language. Miss Anna Adams Gordon of Evansville presided at the session detailing global progress.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
Lady Astor
World’s Women's Christian Temperance Union
Yale
John Barleycorn
Anna Adams Gordon
Evanston
Lil
Debt Talks Open For Prance and Czecho Debt Refunding
Washington reports indicate both Prance and Czecho Slovakia are moving toward formal negotiations on war debt refunding. Italy begins talks June 25 and Belgium plans July to send a commission. The Czecho Slovak debt totals 117 million 679 thousand dollars. France owes 4.2 billion with 20 million annual interest.
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Washington
Pranece
Czecho-Slovakia
Italy
Belgium
Shipping Board
France
Charges False Lead in Des Moines Hotel Tragedy
Chicago reports Sherman Charging Hawk, labeled a free Indian, was checked at a Des Moines police station and cleared as not Edward Ladurie, the Utah guide sought in B F Thomas’s hotel death. Des Moines police want Ladurie for identification, while Charging Hawk is described as a street fakir.
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Chicago
Sherman
Hawk
Des Moines
Iowa
Edward Sadurie
B. F. Thomas
Thomas
Ladurie
Prohibition Talks Between Coolidge and Lincoln Andrews
President Coolidge held a 30 minute conference with Lincoln Andrews assistant secretary of the treasury in charge of prohibition enforcement. Andrews said the discussion could lead to specific developments while treasury analyzes reports on rum row yard blockade to shape the government future course.
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Washington
Coolidge
Lincoln
Andrews
the Treasury
Coast Yard
Treasury
Woman drinks poison in Portland in suicide case
Mrs W J Herwie wife of the superintendent of the Anti-Caloon League of Oregon killed herself by poison today. The coroner reported she had been suffering from nervousness.
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Portland
Ore
Mra
W. J. Herwie
Anti-Caloon League of Oregon
Armed gang robs rural mail carrier payroll near Denver
In Denver, three armed men robbed John T. Richards a rural mail carrier of the $5,800 payroll for the Columbine mine on the road from Tie to Serene Colorado. Richards was held at gunpoint as two registered mail packages were taken while authorities search the area north of Denver for the bandits. In Detroit two men robbed Ferdinand State Bank on Woodward Avenue near Nine Mile Road escaping with $8.00.
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Denver
Colo
John T. Richards
Columbine
Rocky Mountain Fuel Coms
Tie
Serene
Richards
Detroit
Ferdinand State Bank
Woodward Avenue
Nine Mile Road
Three Miners Die in Gordon Coal Mine Explosion
Walsenburg Colorado reports three miners killed and two injured in an explosion at the Gordon mine six miles northwest of town. The deceased are Harvey Mercer 42 of Walsenburg James Moran 31 of Toltec Colosam and Jack Stan berger 31 of Gordon. Bodies recovered by rescue workers.
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Walsenburg
Colo
Gordon
Gordon Coal Company
Harvey Mercer
James Moran
Toltec
Colosam
Jack Stanberger
Reseua
MAY CHEAT GALLows
Denver report says Platt Nae, Ute Indian about 20, faces murder charge for alleged burial of his infant daughter. US District Attorney General B. Stephan notes Nae's tuberculosis may threaten his life while awaiting trial in a Denver jail.
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Denver
Colo
Platt Nae
United States
B. Stephan
Nae
No Agreement Reached In Plasterers Strike Talks
Washington June 20 The conference between Secretary Davia and union representatives and contractors ended without agreement to settle the plasterers strike.
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Washington
Davia
Mooseheart Prize Dance At K C Hall
Public invited to weekend prize dance at K C hall in Mooseheart Saturday evening. Helen Robbins Orchestra to provide music for the event.
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K. C. Hall
Helen Robbins
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