Entertainment for Guardsmen at Mt Gretna Encampment
A 15 day program at Mt Gretna features moving pictures, band concerts, vaudeville, home talent shows, and boxing contests. Highlights include July 28 feature with the Fifth Infantry Band, July 24 massed bands worship and concert, July 25 home talent by the 112th Infantry, July 26 boxing, July 27 cinema with 108th Field Artillery band, and July 28 home talent show.
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Mt. Gretna
Flfth Infantry Band
112Th
Infantry
108Th Field Artillery Band
Gary Cooper shines in The Last Outlaw at Library theater
Gary Cooper’s The Last Outlaw opens at the Library theater on Saturday after his Arizona Bound debut. The Western pairs Cooper with Flash the horse, Betty Jowell, and rising stars Jack Luden and Billy Butts, under Arthur Rosson’s direction. Spectacular cattle stampede climaxes the outdoor melodrama on a Texas range.
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Gary Cooper
Paramount
Library Theatre
Texas
Cooper
Arizona
Flash
Wonder Horse
Jack Luden
Paramount Picture
Betty Jowell
Billy Butts
Herbert Prior
Jim Corey
Arthur Rosson
Tom Mix
Douglas Fairbanks
Hoot Gibson
Rosson
Military calendar of entertainment and drills for August
A series of events including movies concerts and vaudeville from July 28 to August 6. Bands from 11th 111th and 103rd Infantry and 108th Medical Regt. perform while training and divine worship occur. Movement back to home armories expected Sunday morning for Company 1 112th Regiment.
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108Rd Medical Regt
11Th Infantry Band
111Th Infantry Band
108Th Field Artillery Band
111Th
Infantry
103Rd Medical Regt
112Th Regiment
Yesterday's Baseball and Hockey Results Roundup
National results show Boston 2 5, Pittsburgh 1 2 and Philadelphia 7 3 as top scorers. Brooklyn 1, Chicago 3, St. Louis 7, New York 6. American standings list St. Louis 5 2 and Philadelphia 8 3 with varied wins. International action Buffalo 5 Rochester 0 and Syracuse 3 Toronto 0. Reading Newark set for Sunday. Association play notes Paul 7 Toledo 1 and Minneapolis 4 Columbus 3. Indianapolis 10 Kansas City 5. Pending matchups include Pittsburgh at Boston and several city derbies across St. Louis Brooklyn New York Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Cleveland and more.
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Baltimore
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Washington
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American Association
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Louisville
Milwaukee
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Kansas City
National Pittsburgh
Reading
Hoover to Tour Pacific Coast in Political Ripple
Secretary Hoover prepares to depart Rapid City for a month on a Pacific coast tour. The trip boosts his national profile after flood relief work and fuels speculation about a possible bid against Coolidge. Hoover downplays any talk of resigning, while allies and opponents watch his political rising.
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United Press
Rapid City
South
Mississippi
Commerce Herbert Hoover
Pacific Coast
Hoaver
Hoover
Mr. Coolidge
Coolidge
Commerce
West
Earl
Chicago
Washington
Kellogg
Commerce Department
State Department
William M. Butler
Butler
Hoover Organization
Farm Belt
Iowa
Frank O. Lowden
Marked Increase in Accidents in State Industries
Harrisburg July 22 More Pennsylvania workmen died in industrial accidents in June than any other month in the first half of 1927. The Workmen's Compensation Bureau reports 191 fatalities in June, 18 more than May, with 1,052 deaths jan 1 to june 30, up from 964 in 1926. The rise is concentrated in the anthracite mining sector, where fatalities rose from 184 to 271 in six months. Non fatal accidents rose 44 percent in June, totaling 13,441 for the month.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Workmen’s Compensation Bureau
Department of Labor and Industry
Langford Johnson Rematch Marked by Decline and Divorce Plot
Four years after Sam Langford was knocked out by Clem Johnson in El Paso the Boston Tar Baby ended his career guided by fading vision and poverty. The piece notes Langfords decline, a brief return by a strong but boastful Blank, and an odd aside about a German planned marriage in an airborne city hall as context for a boxing history snapshot.
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