Awful Cost of Unpreparedness Told by Col Holbrook at Rotary
Col. L. R. Holbrook chief of staff of the Niuti army corps with headquarters at San Francisco told Helena Rotary club that preparedness is vital to keep the army up to the mark. He recalled Pershing's Own, the First division in France, and contrasted early regulars with later volunteers, urging training for youth and national defense to avoid repeats of World War openings. He praised the French and recounted Cantigny, Valley Forge, and Flanders Field as he warned against disbanding student army training and shrinking national defense. He urged a strong forge for peace and national readiness in emergencies.
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L. R. Holbrook
Niuti Army Corps
San Francisco
Helena
Fershing
Flo
Pershing
France
Viat Feng
America
Valley Forge
Holbrook
Washington
Soissons
Gantigny
Cantigny
Americas
Flanders
Cal. Holbrook
United States
Col. Holbrook
C. O. Blakeslee
Butte
Rotarians
Bill Ferguson
Commercial
Elict
Compton
Ed. Flaherty
J. 5. Scott
Theodore Lentz
Missoula
George W. Farr
Miles City
Will Miller
Kalispen
Wenry Sieben
Heleras Jerome Biumheller
Spokane
A. P. Warrets
Mr. Sithen
Review Of Great Gonley Case Proceedings By AP
The Associated Press recounts proceedings in the Great Gonley case including witness testimony about a wife in hospital and a daughter handling marketing. Details cover convicts at the house, prison store supplies, and purchases for outside use, with disputes over receipts, coal deliveries, and a claimed annual cash allowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Great Gonley
Wife Out of Control Anderson Seeks Divorce
In a court filing, Soman M. Anderson asks divorce from Toerexe Anderson alleging cruel treatment and strain from alleged infidelity. The couple married April 7, 1016, and have four involved children. Ed A. Pholen represents the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allah
Soman M. Anderon
Bardont
Toerexe
Anderson
Pholen
Stock Sold In Helena Radio And Aviation Firms
Considerable stock has been subscribed in the Montana Radio Corporation and Montana Flyers, both at Helena. Only 3000 dollars of capital stock is offered at par 100 per share with one third subscribed. Fifty percent due on incorporation balance as directed. Fifteen hundred dollars to fund a broadcasting plant and remaining for radio equipment. More than two thirds of the stock offered has been subscribed with shares sold at par 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Radio Coreporation
Montana Flyers, Inc
Helena
W. OG. Fergusson
Glock
Radio Corporation
Ferguson
State Paid Small Part Conley Bill In Deer Lodge
Testimony details receipted bills for food supplies over a 12 month period from 1919 to 1920 totaling 1146.25, checks made out to Mrs Conley and Hibedaah for monthly amounts, and alleged misallocation of prison goods at the Conley house. Proceedings cover store charges, meat and coal disposition, dogs, and questions about ownership of supplies and equipment at the prison and surrounding properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Whitlock
Conley
State Board of Health
Conley's Lake
Deer Park
Ife
Bre
Prison Commission
Conley de
Wown
Deer Lodge
Waren
Hibedaah
Montis
Wigard Conley
Rankin
Wellington DL Rankin
Mr. Conley
Conley & McTague
Uley
Conley Roos
Lake Place
Startling Marlow Screen Portrait Thrills Audiences Tonight
The Marlow presents The Green Temptation starring Miss Compson in a three role tale of a Parisian crook, a dancer, and a widowed reformer. Theodore Kosloff plays the heavy Apache-Gaspard while Mahlon Hamilton leads with Edward Diyas and Neely Edwards among others. Last show features The Leather Pushers and Movie Chats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tretty Dennison
Paramount
Marlow
Miss Compson
Paris
Tal
Famous Play on Marlow Stage Saturday
The Marlow presents John Drinkwater's Abraham Lincoln on Saturday with William Harks reprises and Frank Metlynn in the cast. The production is billed as one of the season’s great entertainments and may be the only local chance to see the play for a long period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlow
the Marlow
William Harks
John Drinkwater
Abraham Tintoln
Frank Metlynn
Abraham Lincoln
New York
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Harris
Hatcony
Gerice
Aereey
William Harris
Frank Meglynn
Rist
Lincoln
Crass examination cited in Conley case action
The excerpt notes many penitentiaries keep bloodhounds and quotes Me Conley describing the examination as part of the fourth cause of action. It reflects a discussion around investigative practices and legal claims in the ongoing matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conley
Alumni of Mount St Charles in Meeting
The Mount St Charles College Alumni meeting opened with dinner in the gym, featuring toast by Willaus A Tacoy and talks by Very Rev. Norbert Gilott, Rev. John Carroll, and others. Topics included coffee and athletics, with remarks on alumni affairs and future residence of the Prince of Wales area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St Charles College
Vollewe
Hasium
Willaus
Norbert C.ilott
Oter Wihkam B. Obtary
Missoula
Andrew Ve Carry
Alumul Sud Coen
John Carroll
Helena
Chaplin Pay Day at Marlow in new First National film
Charles Chaplin appears in Pay Day at the Marlow theater, his first motion picture in months. The film follows a horned handed son of toil through humorous escapades centered on pay day, with two reels of whimsical comedy. Also showing are The Cradle with Ethyl Clayton and the International News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Chaplin
Utary
Marlow Theater
Wbiquttous
Fernade
Marlow
Ethel Clayton
Airman Wired Mystery Flight At Cunlington Park
Los Angeles June 6 news reports aviator from Long Beach California attempted a short test flight at Cunlington Park. Maynard Marley of Santa Ana and a partner were involved. incident described as faint from the scene with uncertain outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Jackson B . Undeyail
Long Beach
California
Cunlington Park
Runnubuck
Maynard
Marley
Santa. Ana
Califano
Disabled American Veterans Conclave Opens in San Francisco
San Francisco June 6 Californias golden sunshine will greet thousands of wounded veterans for the second annual national convention of the Disabled American Veterans at the World War Memorial Coliseum to be held June 26 1930 Weather forecasters pledge good days Father Ricard S J a Santa Clara University Padre predicts no rain Hotel and convention headquarters at St Francis Hotel report about 2000 reservations Convention officials led by William J OConnor Herbert Coffey and Jesse C Colman coordinate seating entertainment and fraternal liaison across San Francisco with strong civic participation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Father Ricard
S. J
Raina
University of Santa Clara
Aimericap
Mitepal
William J. O'Connor
Hotel and Housing Committee
St. Cranes Hotel
Herbert VY. Coffey
Sdot
Jesse C. Colman
Mayor's Citizens’ Committee
Petition Withdrawn From Reform School For Boy
Deputy County Attorney George W. Padbury Jr reported that a petition to commit a Miles City reform school for boys was withdrawn yesterday by the boy’s stepfather with the aunt present. The officer stated the boy is not incorrigible and the move aimed to keep the boy from accompanying a family move to California, a plan the mother opposes due to distress at separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Padbury, Jr
Miles City
Pro Nile
Padbury Seth
California
Fueture
Moonshine Tapered On Extracts Suspect Sanity Declines
A garbled police report describes Chaves N and Jn Wankington under the influence of moonshine and extracts after leaving Wolf Creek. Authorities, including Sheriff Tor Spraus Dan, moved the suspect to Telenn Belgrade for care as a witness to a broader transaction. The narrative also mentions a separate allied contract in New York and various financial moves in Europe, all conveyed in a damaged dispatch.
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Jn Wankington
Mart Biggins
Wolf Creek
Meloni
Ho Tain
Silver
Dahl
Storminela
Wolf Creeks
Tye
John Burne
Mr. Higeins
Win
Telenn
Soldier Stories Highlight Memorial Day Unveiling
Post No 657 of the American Legion unveils a Memorial Day ceremony in Bushwick Park and Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn. Private Tony Pentola of Company C 105th Infantry 27th Division is singled out. he was killed in battle at Caitbr a l and his body misidentified after an ambulance shell impact. Other anecdotes tell of veterans’ memories and war experiences, including Ulysses Roosevelt Jones and Pat, with wartime injuries and medical humor.
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Bushwick Parkeway
Mytle Avenue
Trooklyn
Hanes
Tony Penitnla
Company C
105Th Infantry
Sony
Tony
Prospect Park
Safie
Caitbral
Pentole
Pevitala
Tony Pentola
War Risk Tesurance Department
Pentala
Ulysses Roosevelt Jones
Alabama
Brest
Ulysses
Khoss
Lissen
Ameracan Legion Weekly
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Rotary
Fistier’s
Cuthura
Mian
Alice Barr
Jackson St
Calif
Rew
Lissner & Iverson
Urpina
Claflin’s
JM. Davis
Hovey
U. &. Mineral Surveyor
Union Bank Building
ATARI
Anbrdin
Comptia
Tage 1
Mlw. Potter
Betty Combpsor
Theodore Kosloff
Alumini OF
Mount St, Charles
Marihorapatynowse
Prince of Wales
Mare Economica
Charles 2
Genin
Belgrade
Tugas Sinvia
Juna
Binty Syndiekta
Adriatic
London
Pat
American Legion Weekly
KODAK
Kodaks
Budd-Fisher Drug Co
Pug
Indianapolis
Ind
Charles BR
Chuck" Wiggits
Ferin
Goltiers
Vwovie Chats
Regal Prices
Charlie Chaplin
News One
Cracls
International News
Milas
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