Pershing Defends Defense Forge Against Mailitariums Talk
General Pershing argues that civilian military training camps are a democratic, nonmilitaristic defense measure. He notes 460 camps across 240 reservations, with regular army instructors, aimed at building citizenship and readiness without forcing enlistment. He contrasts the U.S. plan with Europe’s large standing forces, stressing voluntary participation and limited regular forces.
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Horse Accident Leaves 18 Year Old Dead
An 18 year old, son of Mr and Mrs Sharka of Flatiliow, died after being thrown from a horse while working for Claud Ray at the Jat inns ranch. Witnesses alerted medical staff but efforts to save him failed as skull fracture was reported.
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Rudalph Hare
Mesudrew Sharka
Flatiliow
Claud Ray
Jatinns
Record prosperity seen in national bank statements this week
Confidence in business prospects rose as national bank statements show resources deposits and undivided profits at New York institutions surpassing prewar highs. Chicago banks also gain, while securities trade near year highs and shell copper oil and rubber prices rise.
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Associated Press
Ree
Chicago
Well Street
Shell
Senator Greening Quits as Receiver to Take Coast Bank
Roundup report says Frank J McCullough eastern Montana representative of the federal reserve bank at Minngapalis was appointed receiver for the First National bank and the Roundup National bank as W G Greening becomes manager of a new bank to be organized in Tacoma. The Greening expected to leave Roundup about July 25.
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Wall Street
New York
Greening
Coast Bank
Frank J. McCullough
Montana
Federal Reserve Bank
Minngapalis
First National Bank
Roundup National Bank
W. Greening
Tacoma
Roundup
Row Over White House Furnishings Protests Drive Refit Plans
The American Institute of Architects protests the White House redecorating with colonial furnishings as Congress funds 50,000 to repair and redecorate the residence. President Coolidge backs the plan, with Cal Sherill coordinating, accepting private furniture gifts to fit the scheme. A review advisory led by Robert W. DeForest will select items. critics fear eroding McKim era design and setting a bad precedent. The budget aims to install a new elevator, roof repairs, cleaning, draperies, chairs, and interior repainting amid attic fire risk findings.
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White House
United States
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Robert W. DeForest
Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Youth Injured in Fourth Rodeo Receives Hospital Care
Glasgow July 12 Burton Tav erfield of Barnard was brought to Glasgow by Dr Holmes of Opheim with a fractured arm and collar bone after a Fourth of July rodeo accident. The rider was thrown when the horse and stock collided, pinning him beneath the animal. He is reported to be getting along nicely.
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Glasgow
Burton Taverfield
Barnard
Pr. H. 5
Holmes
Opheim
Haverfield
Ile
Giant Rattler Shot Near Ralston by Butte Man
A 5.5 foot long timber rattlesnake with 14 rattles was killed yesterday between Ralston and Wise River by K K C Eberstein of the U S Department of Justice. He stopped a car to let the snake cross the road and then shot its head, noting the affair as precaution after the dam area residents reported a rise in rattler sightings. Eberstein had killed a smaller rattler days earlier in the Wise River region. Residents say rattlers have reappeared since dam construction near Ralston.
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Wise River
Ralston
Eberstein
Sketches Trap Murderers In Paris Hospital Drawings
In Paris Rene Berger a trench painter was beaten and became speechless. He drew the assailants just before dying in hospital. Police used the drawings to identify and arrest the murderers.
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Paris
Rene Berger
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