Photodrama The Whipping Boss Gains Legion Praise
The American Legion praised the photodrama The Whipping Boss for exposing prison system evils and garnering endorsements from individuals and organizations, including the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Letters of support pour in to Indianapolis. exhibition seen as a strong public sentiment shaper.
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American Legion
iBexides
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Legion National
Indianapolis
General Federation of Women’ S Clubs
Federation
Washington, D. C
The
Legion
Legio
Adolph, Lewisohn
National ‘Committee On Prisons and
New suit filed for damages over yesterday's temperature
Case lists Hugh G. Faith as plaintiff against Nimron Slaven with Geo. A. Faith as attorney for the plaintiff and Mattingly and Myers for the defense. The report notes statistical context mentioning yesterday's temperature with a maximum of 82 and a minimum of 61.
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Esterday
Hugh G._Faith
Nimron Slaven
Geo. A. Faith
Mattingly Ang Myers
Coolidge Nominated Unanimously at Party Meeting
Delegates vote to nominate Calvin Coolidge with only a few opposing. Dr Iton and Florence Porter of California and Wisconsin delegates push for the nomination as the chairman declares it unanimous. A recess is called until 3 30 p m.
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Iton
Florence Porter
California
Omas Scott
Wisconsin
Coolidge
Panini
Calvin Coolidge
Mondell
Ex-Mayor Thompson to Film Tree Climbing Fish Expedition
Chicago dated report outlines ex mayor William Hale Thompson leading an expedition to the South Seas to film a tree climbing fish. Captain Albert Duken, a German-born trader from former South Seas ventures, supplies the idea and plans for a $4300 vehicle and boat for the journey via the Mississippi and Panama Canal.
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Ming
Diken
Australia
Daat Island
Buken
William Hale Thompson
Duken
Herman
Charaetes
South Bens
Thompson
Rica
Fey
Ong
Vessel with double decks and full hanging bow observed
A 68 foot by 16 foot vessel with sails and a fast engine was reported. It features double decks and a full hanging bow, indicating a large sailing craft designed for substantial capacity and speed.
Famous Yacht Built for a King Is Sold
The Frontiers man, a renowned yacht originally built for the King of Spain, changed ownership in Los Angeles. The Los Angeles Shipbuilding and Drydock Corporation bought her last year after British plans to use her for a McMillan and Maling world flight faltered. New Bakersfield owners are unnamed. their intentions remain unclear.
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Los Angeles Shipbuilding and Drydock Corporation
McMillan and Maling
Worl
Bakersfield
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