International Theatrical Convention Set for Berlin in June
Berlin reports an international theatrical convention with 24 nations including the United States France Great Britain and Germany to be held in June. Gustav Riekell of the German Actors alliance announced at a lunch honoring Times J Tinckett. The plan aims to foster permanent cooperation among world theatrical professions and considers Memin Gemier’s proposal for biennial international congresses with portable theatres. Mr Tinckett doubts portable theatres are needed in the United States where abundant playhouses exist. The piece also notes memorial tributes to Queen Luise in Tiergarten on the 150th anniversary of her birth and recalls Germany's wartime inflation era.
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Berlin
United States
France
Great Britain
Germany
Gustav Riekell
German Actors’ Alliance
Times J. Tinckett
Elul
Memin Gemier
Notsed
Paris
Onsis
M. Gemier
Mackett
Anise
Leople
Luise
Friedrich Wilhehy
Prussia
West Committed for Prohibition and Wet Voter Voices
An analysis of Prohibition support in western regions notes that many communities favor dry laws with strong backing from former liquor interests turned advocates. The piece contrasts government dispensaries with private trade, arguing that continued prohibition depends on resisting private liquor, while warning against any concession that could revive private sale.
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Canada
Saigon
United States
Lcenses
Pois
West
Harry White to Speak at Rotary and Mets Club
Harry White of Dardanelles will address the Waterloo Rotary Club at noon at Hotel Russell and the Mets Club in the evening. His Rotary topic is Is America the hope of the world and the evening address Mexico, a friendly neighbor. White, veteran of the Dardanelles and Jerusalem, traveled in Mexico, Europe, India, Egypt, and Sinai. He was sent to Egypt in 1915 by Dr. John R. Mott to organize the YMCA among British troops. He is described as a dynamic speaker with wide world experience. The program includes appearances by the Jon Deere Banks, the Race, and Fratellichs.
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Harry White
Mexico
White
India
Egypt
Sinai Desert
John R. Mott
Econncil
Fonda
Jon Deere Banks
Race
Fratellichs
Western states hinge on dry issue in prohibition debate
The piece argues Western states remain predominantly dry despite shifts in enforcement and local attitudes. It notes agitation in the East and warns the West to demand relief and firm stance on prohibition in the coming campaign year. It discusses original package shipments, interstate commerce, and the potential impact of a nationwide dispensary concept.
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Twestern
Mississippi
West
N.Y. lerald-Tribung
Postal Receipts At Oelwein Gain
Oelwein April 10 reports show postal receipts rising, with a 14 percent March gain over 1925. The last quarter totals await full report, and local details hint at a robust period for the station as authorities pursue various legal and civic matters in the city.
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Oelwein
Oelwein Postolen
Mh. Incente
Sérvien Stillen Chives
Charles Street
Galwain
Sults
West Unions Bealik
Neville
Len Neve
Pete Marrott
Eemith
Sulit
JO Cantor
Cat Adopts Chicks at Dysart Home In Odd Bond
A house cat at Mr and Mrs Irvin Kressler of Dysart has adopted a basket of newly hatched chicks. The cat jumped into the basket and has taken to caring for the brood, keeping the chicks close as if guarding a litter. The scene unfolded in their home and drew attention for the unusual maternal display by the pet.
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Dysart
Gnat Swarms Imperil Men In Curious Street Scene
Two men attempting milking insects on Fourth street-bride battle swarms of gnats. The scene escalates with crushing, wounding and a mock exchange as bystanders and authorities react to the chaotic pest attack and surreal dialogue about the danger posed by gnats.
Insect Bloom Duel Sparks Cedar Street Scene
Fragmentary report describes a confrontation as two young men clash amid insect Bloom imagery on a Cedar street setting. Citations to events, times, or participants are unclear but suggest a rough, tense encounter and a mention of an auto registration date in April.
Woman Endorses Lydia Pinkham Product For Health
Mrs Jack Lorberter of 74 Dellwood Place St Paul writes that Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound helped her health and strength for years. She describes fear and isolation before using the remedy and notes improving wellbeing and happiness at home.
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