Pershing Details of Summer Training in Second Article
Pershing provides details of summer training in a second Associated Press article. The report notes the use of the Third Army for training and outlines the general plan for the annual program. The article also mentions the forthcoming third article to appear to vote.
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Pershing
Pershing Discusses 1920 National Defense Act Reforms
General John J Pershing outlines the 1920 National Defense Act plan to split the army into Regular Army National Guard and Organized Reserves, expanding the Regular Army in emergencies while ensuring Guard and Reserve readiness. He notes training gaps, summer camps, and nationwide distribution of units to maintain defense strength and prevent peacetime weakness.
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Hans
Army of
United State
Buard
National Guard
Ateek
Saronal Guard
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Citizens Military
United States
Une
Seippa
Nevada
Presidio of
San Francisco
Pacife
Fort Moantor
Atlantic
Fort Sit Okla
Atonal Guard
War Departments
Rtnw
Army
War Department
Eashan
Anis Tvers
York
Ile Sumine
Veruminas
Phas
Na Cergenes
Ti Regulir Ariss
Lyrons
Neowerk
Spore
Ind
Philippines
No Ruling on Motion to Quash Prayer in Courtroom
The court heard arguments over continuing or disallowing prayers at the Rhea County court with defense and prosecutorial figures clashing over open prayer. Judge Rauston underscored the need for decorum while defense urged removal of prayers citing potential prejudice to the trial, as clergy and congregation members filled the courtroom and public gallery.
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William Jennings Bryan
Insper Fan
William Jennings, J
Gordon McKenzie
Dayton
W. G Taylor
J H Bowman
Giavulle
J R Thompson
Spring City
R S Gentry
R. F. Weat
Evansville
J S Waight
B Goodrich
W Riley
J W Dagey
W F Robinson
Wm Smith
Sheriff
R B Hans
J T Raulston
Daizow
Dudley Field Malone
Arthur Garfield Hayes
R Malone
Darrow
Amelie Aehed
Ant
Arthur
Haya
Stewart Wher
Inge Mieten
Dudles Tield Malone
Vallarai Church
New York
Bethel Semple
Knoxville
MD Welch
Tims
Rourke
Rauston
Sesson
Sply
Koulsten
Todass
Juder Rantston
Dayton Cunberland Presbyterian Chutch
Otter Lbs BP
Methodist Minster
Art Bern
Vester
Clarence Thayton
Jude Rawlston
Howe
Chicago
Tarines
Sweden reports improved wheat crop conditions in early season
Early reports from Swedish districts collected by the agricultural department indicate the crop prospects are better than in the past ten years. Weather has been favorable, allowing work on fields to begin earlier than usual. wheat and rye are forward, and prospects for imports, especially American wheat, show a steady decrease this year.
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Sweden
Agricultural Department
Foreten Fondstutt
Philadelphia loan firms placed under supervision in debt ruling
Harrisburg Pa July 14 1931 Associated Press says seventeen building and loan associations in Philadelphia were placed under a special deputy of the state department of banking. The action followed established insolvency after weeks of declining property values and official measures to curb the crisis.
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Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Sldte
Montana Elks in Limelight at Portland Centennial
A Helena parade crowd watches Elks from Montana, Portland and nearby towns join in a centennial celebration with drum corps, street concerts, and hospitality amid busy downtown streets. Delegates report lively festivities with visits to Vancouver and Columbia River trips as visitors are welcomed.
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Alls Elks
Helenas
Helena Lodge
Portland
Anaconda
Kalispell
Sam Treloar
Los Angeles
Butte
Columbia River
Vancouver
Elks
Laurelhurst Park
Grain Marketing DO May Make Grace Yet
Chicago July 14 By Associated Press cooperative marketing of grain will continue under Grain Marketing despite a dissolution vote. Directors plan to revert to the four merged companies and seek a one year option to allow Grain Marketing to repurchase properties. Verbal approval has been given by officers, with efforts to keep the cooperative through reorganization. Nebraska farmers show willingness to fund a movement among farm bureau members.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Gray
Ote Stage 7 Financial Camerach Tle
Gram Marketing
Thas
Lare Suiser
Ebraska
Farm Bureau
Apricot and Peach Plums Sale At Local Market
Shipper reports apricots nearly sold out while peach plums remain in stock in 20 pound boxes priced about 2.75. Peaches in baskets go for 55 cents, vanilla and peanut snaps and assorted cookies are 15 cents per package, two for 25 cents and 174e packs at 15 cents each. Butter at 40 cents per pound and fresh vegetables include sweet garden peas 20 cents per pound Beets Turnips and Carrots sold by the bunch.
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Wspa Pri
Jarlge Raulsson
Cian Praver
Stribling
j.Praver
Mino Darrow
Eich Sistance
Ventresteres
Weverend
Hailes
Foignt
Montana
B.P.O.E
Lewistown
Portland Ore
Clas
Detroit Lodge
West Palm Beach Fla
Thomas Wash
Lewistown Mont
William Hortwell
Dallas
Texas
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Grand Lodge
VE Lively
Riley C Powers
Montpelier
Vermont
Walter Meier
Seattle
Washinngton
Babilon
Cookle and Cracker Sale
del Monte
Jackson
Union Bank & Trust Co
Helena, Montana
Farmers, and Mechanics State Bank
Aml Ct
Taambure
Pohiltes Guhep
Heserve
Gaier Staies
Laing
Jarmlitils
Dave
Manure
Anecar Thal
Woodifr Crahler
Larrec
Artest
Swanson
Atesal
Savage Sea
Carley-McMahon Co
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