Orpheum Theater Plans Japanese Star Screening Policy
Manager Goss of the Orpheum announces a two week picture policy featuring Sessoue Hayakawa in The Courageous Coward. The program runs tonight for three days and includes the film with the Orpheum Gesim. Opening Sunday Mary Pickford's Daddy Long Legs will begin a long run.
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Goss
Orpheum Theatre
Sessue Wayakawa
Coward
Orpheum Ar Gesim
Mary Piekfari
E Jae
Daddy Long Legs
Shorthand Method Promises Quick Learning and Free Trial
A cinematically grand claim advertises a shorthand system with rapid speed gains and no months of study. It promises free lessons at the King Institute in Slaton, New York, and guarantees ease for aspiring stenographers with a limited trial tuition offer.
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Jura
Mai
King Institute
Slaton
New York
Tagene McDonald Confesses Theft of 5000 Jewelry
Tagene McDonald confessed to police in Sacramento after arrest in Bao Penelseo on suspicion of stealing jewelry valued at 5000 pounds from a home here. The arrest followed police involvement and a statement by the suspect during transfer.
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Tagene McDonald
Bao Penelseo
Sacramento
Rational Society for Friendless Organized Under Rev James Pavanis
Rev James Pavanis leads a new Rational Society for Friendless at FI Congregational church to aid parolees and ex-prisoners. E Hetetol named vice president with Supt. Years Li and Capt. J Ray Ward as associates. other speakers include Judge Tillman D Johnson and Rev. Ray Palmer. The group envisions law and order plus structured help to rehabilitate prisoners through five divisions, emphasizing self-sufficiency and job support after prison. The Kansas, Nebraska, and Utah branches will expand under Rev John Tearzon, with aims to extend operations to Idaho and Wyoming, focusing on reclamation and community reintegration.
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James Pavanis
Kani Mo
National Society For the Frieniless Wits
Frie J
Tillman D. Johnson
Ray Palner
Nev
Parsuas
Venek
Vic
Frost
Parsons
Saluation Army
Therm Snd
Kansas
Lews
Minnesota
Kentucky
Missouri
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
North Dakota
Wyoming
Wisconsin
Utah
Ball Lake
John] Tearzon
Evanston
Wyo
Wyonsing
Idaho
Dr. Parsons
Rev. Pearson
Satthake
Unclear Education Officials Resign Amid Protests
Descriptions report resignations of education and vice-minister figures while demonstrations resume in Peking. Thousands of workers strike as authorities struggle to manage youthful street orators. A president issued mandate to return students to study, obeyed in parts. Nehingsua college students lead an anti Japanese movement.
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Peking
Nehingsua College
Sapanese
Greatest Mistake Wilson Has Made Is on Prohibition
Senator Capper accused President Wilson of making the greatest mistake by supporting repeal of the wartime prohibition provision. He urged strict enforcement of national prohibition and praised Kansas as truly bone dry. Dr. Harvey W. Wiley argued beer at one tenth of one percent is intoxicating.
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Washington
Senator Capper
Kansas
Wight
Anti-Saloon League of America
Wilon
Congress
Capper
Madiabene
Small Powers Win a Victory in Armament Talks
Paris reports the four power council abandoned limits on armaments for new states arising from the former Austro Hungarian empire. The council also revisited Minorities rights in small nations and discussed reparations funding and loans tied to the German peace treaty. Banks and bankers face calls for clear statements on funds likely from reparations.
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Paris
Council of Four
Council Jesus
Gecoria
Paderewski Protests Changes in Silesia Terms
In Paris Paderewski the Polish premier protests any alteration of the settlement terms on Silesia. Reports say peace conference leaders consider a plebiscite to decide Union with Poland and the future of Silesian mine supplies, despite his opposition.
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Paris
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Ion
Germany
Silesia
Poland
Slicrtan
South Africa Requests Independence From The Union
Paris dispatch reports a Nationalist Party flight-deputation from South Africa meeting Premier Lloyd George seeking independence for the Union of South Africa. The delegation urged self determination and a move toward full autonomy amid postwar political shifts.
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South Africa
Union
Paris
Nationalist
Tloyd George
Union of South Africa
Willard's Partner Knocked Out In First Workout
In Torrero Ohio Walter Manahan, Willard's chief sparring partner, suffered a knockout in his first workout with Jess Willard. The blow landed on the chin, delivering a right hand that stunned him and left him shaken during the initial sparring session yesterday.
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Willard
Toreno
Walter Manahan
Jess Willard
Czecho-Slovaks to Be Heard at Ogden Chautauqua
The Czecho Slovaks led by Iaposlav Cimera will perform at Ogden Chautauqua on Friday June 20 designated Music Day at Lester Park. Madame Cafarelli soprano will join for a concert of Dohenian folk songs, highlighting a band praised for liberty stands and wartime feats.
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Hex
Ate
Central Europe
Jarasiny
Cimera
Ogden Chautauqua
Qaden
Ogden Assembly
Lester, Park
Ellison Wille
France
Vladvostok
Trussia
Russia
Iaposlav Cimera
Pilsen
Tohemila
Czecho Slovakis
Innes and Sousa
Europe
Madame Cafarelli
Drawalie
Fat People Get Thin Book Ad Promises Quick Weight Loss
An old drugstore advertisement touts a new weight loss method called Korein System. It claims quick, pleasant results and offers free mailing of the book from Korele Co station F New York. Includes garbled, promotional language and fictitious assurances.
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Korein
Korele Co
New York
Alsace-Lorraine Holds First Council Under French Regime
The superior council of Alsace and Lorraine met for the first time under French rule in the former German interior ministry building. Governor General Alexandr Mierand praised the people and said no major change to provincial laws was planned.
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Alsace-Lorraine
Edward M Read Named Superintendent in Teele Schools
Edward M Read, long connected with the We per Normal course as instructor and a former Ogden public school teacher, is appointed superintendent of Teele county schools. Superintendent Mead secured his position after a period of service in district education.
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Edward M. Read
Toeele
Ogden
Teele
Park City and Salt Lake teachers in transition
The obituary mentions Park City and Salt Lake public schools facing changes with Superintendent Read, who served eleven years with Ogden schools, previously leading Central junior high and Quincy school before Weber Normal College. A fragmented society note follows about Luxemborg, Berlin, and a tale of Elks on distant Samoa, highlighting camaraderie among travelers and veterans.
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Park City
Salt Lake
University of
Ulan
Read
Ogden
Central
Quincy
Weber Normal College
Tead
Tonele
The Boosterette Unites Brother Elks in Friendship
Frank A. Hose describes how The Boosterette monthly helps four Elks in the Samoan Islands stay close. He says his 18 months in the South Islands ended with a return to Orden and Ogden, and the story appeared in The Boosterette distributed yesterday.
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Ellis
Samon
Vago Pago Bay
Tutulla
Fle
Frank
Sam
Frank A. Hose
South Islands
Orden
Elka
Samoan Islands
Atlee
South Sea Island
Ogden
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