Rotary Dallas session highlighted by Proctor pantomic view
Sam Proctor delegate of the Rotary International Convention in Dallas spoke on a pantomic view of the gathering. He praised hospitality, noted 48 nations and about 5000 delegates with 10 000 registrants, and promised a full report next week including budget details and resolutions.
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Sam Proctor
Rotary International
Dallas
Texas
Rotary
Mr. Procter
Peet
Proctor
New War Debt Meeting Seen
Paris experts on reparations plan to adjourn a four month conference and hold another international meeting in two or three months to study application of the just concluded agreement. It could occur in London, possibly end of July, or await ratification of the accord.
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Paris
London
Children Ages Determine Bit Roles in Rialto Film
At the Rialto theatre a mother and officials discussed casting a boy in a Gang comedy directed by Sammy Fox. Fox explained that children aged 18 to about 21 are used as doubles or juveniles, and casting favors all children equally without bias. He noted Jackie Coogan’s age shift as a guide for suitable parts. The boy could be used if present Friday morning.
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Rialto Theatre
J. A. Pike
Sammy Fox
Mr. Fox
Fox
Jackie Coogan
Local Teacher Plans Europe Tour By Sail June 23
Miss Kathleen Kerlin English instructor at the local high school will sail from New York harbor on June 23 for a Europe tour. The eight country trip includes England Scotland France Germany Belgium Holland Switzerland and Italy. She expects to return to the United States in late August after visiting Delphi Indiana with relatives and attending her brother’s graduation.
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Kathleen Kerlin
New York Harbor
Europe
Miss Kerlin
England
Scotland
France
Germany
Belgium
Holland
Switzerland
Italy
United States
Kerlin
Delphi
Indiana
King George Improves and Rises Briefly During Day
Windsor dispatch reports King George's condition has improved enough that he can be up for portions of the day. The update notes cautious progress in his health and daily activity.
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Windsor, Eng
King George
Prince Henry Duke of Gloucester Fractures Collar Bone
Prince Henry Duke of Gloucester, son of King George, suffered a fractured collar bone after his polo pony fell during a Brighouse Polo Park match yesterday. He received field first aid and was later attended at his suite by two physicians.
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Vancouver
7. C
Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester
King George
Thee Brighouse Polo Park
Rules Hold Up Census Measure
Washington June 5 AP demand by many members for reconsideration of changes in the census bill dealing with aliens and disenfranchised prompted House leaders to adjourn to consider the parliamentary question. A meeting of leaders was called. Representative Tilson Connecticut majority leader said the two amendments adopted had created a situation leaders thought should be ironed out before final passage.
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Washington
House
Tilson
Connecticut
State Board of Education Meeting Scheduled June 10
Phoenix June 5 The regular meeting of the state board of education will be held in the office of C C Case state superintendent of public instruction Monday June 10. General matters pertaining to the states schools will occupy the board s attention.
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Phoenix
Ariz
State Board: of ‘Education
C. C. ‘Case
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Arizona highway commission to meet June 7
Phoenix readers learn the state highway commission will hold its next regular meeting on June 7. The agenda includes routine matters and reviews of several contracts for department improvements and road work.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Highway Commission
Forest engineers survey Tonto extension to Young-Holbrook highway
Government forest engineers completed an initial survey for a proposed 100,900 dollar Tonto forest highway extending eastward to connect with the Young-Holbrook road. Work is planned to begin next spring.
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Phoenix
Government Forest
Tonto Forest
Young-Holbrook
Leadville Liquor Case Opens in Federal Court
Federal court in Denver opens a wide scale case against 24 defendants and one woman from Leadville including city council members and mining figures. Spectators gather as government seeks to prosecute alleged bootleggers amid townwide scrutiny and indictments following a federal grand jury probe.
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Penver
API
Federal Court
Leadville
United States
Paul Revere
Five convicts resentenced to hang in August riot death
Sacramento court re sentenced five inmates for the 1927 Thanks giving Day murder riot that killed George Baker. Anthony Brown Roy Stokes and Walter Burke face execution August 9 while James Gregg and Eugene Crosby are set for August 16.
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Sacramento
George Baker
Superior Court
Anthony Brown
Roy
Stokes
Walter Burke
James
Gregg
Eugene Crosby
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