Major Lowry urges building up national guard at Helena meet
Major William Lowry of the 68th Infantry argues three main reasons for expanding the national guard at a Helena Rotary Club event. He says it’s an economical defense, aligns with democracy by avoiding mass mobilization, and provides best protection of life and property. He notes guard costs about 165 dollars per year per man and cites its aid to civil authorities in crises.
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William Lowry
68Rd Infantry
Helena
Yeaterday
Placer Hotel
Firal
National Guard
Hehen
Lowry
Nalione Guard
al- Inertewary Atala
Wnion
Montana
Everagor
Harold Slgueland
Regi Wental
Hugh Adair
Jump
Helen Roterlin
Ernest Emmul
Nizeat Falla Waa
Third Party Talk at Capital Heats Up Party Debate
News of potential third party efforts circulates through the Capitol as figures like Thomas and La Follette weigh moves. Senator Norris hints at possible alignment with progressive aims while others debate platform shifts and gold standard policy. An unrelated drowning incident near Topeka contrasts with the political chatter.
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Thomas
Father Coughlin
Lemke
Democrata
New York
LaFollette
Norris
Nebraska
Nye
North Dakota
Housan
Minnesota
Farmer-Loboriic
Fulker
Topeka
Landon
Ramment
John Hamitan
Republican National Committee
Aigrely
Barbara Bell Patterns Promote Slim Morning Fashions
Barbara Bell Pattern No 181-i offers a slim morning dress with twin pockets, dropped collar, and spring lines. The ad markets yardage minimalism, button accents, and easy sewing, with sizes and material needs listed along with a Barbara Bell Pattern Book promotion for children, juniors, and mature wear.
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Wright
Barbara Bell
Alan
Barbara Rall
Help Youth Playground Plans Face Funding Hurdles
Walter Carson of the Montana Magazine reports on Beatle Park's summer plans for a wading pool and supervised playground. Officials seek about 150 to hire an attendant and buy bathing suits while merchants urge donations at the Depot Drug Store Qurt's Grocery Mouin Meul Market to support the program for Helena youths.
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Youngeisrs Agaln
Beatle Park
Bradorn
Sith
Tate
Yeaterday
Walter Carson
Montana Magi Enppany
Youngatere
CG. A
Ibat
Lar
O' Bald
Indofar
Beastie Park
Helena
Depot
Qurt's
Progress Shown On State Water Projects
Progress is reported on four public works water projects totaling 714000, under construction across Montana. The largest lies in Smith River in Meagher county, about 260000, with Willow Creek near Three Forks in Madison county costing 233000, Conrad water works at 118200, and Dutton water works at 64000.
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Martin Kelly
PWA
Montana
Thalic
Smith River Jah
Meagher County
Slate Water Conservation Board
Iwillow Creek
Three Forks
Madison County
Alan Ja
Ganservae
Miton
Conrad Water Works
State Water Conservation Board
Dutton Water Works
Hutton
Baer Knocks Out Fraizer in Two Rounds at Idaho Arena
Max Baer, 220-pound heavyweight champion, defeated Rob Fraizer in Boise with a short right to the chin that sent Fraizer into the ropes. The bout ended in a technical knockout after Fraizer's corner threw in the towel as Baer dominated early, with about five thousand watching.
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Watse
Idaho
Dino
Max Baer
Rob Fragier
Scattin Werp
Frazer
Gacaran
Ming Aid Boer
Llew
Fraaler
Sounda Ty Fous
Catholic Foresters Elevate Gallagher In Montana
Anaconda June 17. Frank J. Gallagher named state chief ranger of the Catholic Order of Foresters in Montana. New officers include Thomas V. Manley of Butte secretary, W. J. Cannon of Anaconda treasurer, P. M. Humphrey of Great Falls, Henry Ceynar and H. O. Pinnot of Butte. term three years. Also Three-year vice chair, and Thomas McCervel of Anaconda named delegate to the international convention. The University of Italy founded by Charlemagne descendants in 826.
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Anaconda
Tha
the Cathole
Order of Foresters
Thoman McCervel
Anagonds
Noted Artist to Perform Tonight at St Helena Cathedral
Sacral and secular program to be played by Pietro Yon on the giant Estey organ at 8:16 pm in Helena Montana. Yon, renowned as one of the greatest organists, will be presented by the cathedral and Carroll college choirs with seats in high demand and tickets ranging from one to six dollars. The event marks a major musical occasion after prior earthquakes damaged the cathedral and was postponed previously. organizers expect near two thousand local residents to attend.
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St. Helena
Pietro You
Estey
Leploning
Vatican City
Rome
New York City
Carroll College
Metropolitan Aves
Helena
Posathia
Tom
Montana
Triditorian
Ie Sherman Muale
Lang and
Drag Star
Starz-Phermacy
Aivail Imparlanen
Yon
Yona
Yous
Heleath and
Vaughan
Seattle
St. Helear Cathedral
United States
Pat O'Brien and Jonephina Hiuirhiumon at Band Street Theater
A flustered young man, Pat O'Brien, takes the stage at Band Street Theater Now York after a decade delay. He rehearses with actress Josephina Huirhimon while the crowd, tired yet hopeful, awaits the show that includes the film fragment “I married a Doctor” at the Rio theater Friday, following past success with “Oi for the Lampr of Ching.” METLEN FILES Dillon June 16 -(P)- B S Metlen of Armistead seeks reelection on the Democratic ticket. he serves on the Montana State Legislature and is a member of the Mountain Stockgrowers' association.
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Mto
Pat O'Brien
Trees of
Ohm
Dimognea
Jonephina Hiuirhiumon
Troy
Rio
Ria
Metlen
Dillon
Armistead
Montana
Representaves
Threstertux
Reeleclan
Man Aon Stockgrowers’ Association
WPA Heads to Be Heard in Broadcast Saturday Afternoon
WPA heads plan a nationwide radio broadcast from KGIR Butte and KGL stations to 59 affiliated networks on June 29 from 12 to 5 40 PM local time. Attending will be Gov George H Harle Mayor Angelo Rocha and Aubrey Williams. officials urge Montana citizens and WPA staff to listen or attend in person.
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Varkar
Mille Wpa
Yamtaritay
Molena Oltizmng
Tha
A Nation Gim
Works, Progress Administration
Kgir Af
National Youth Nasalblatration
George Ht.Harle
Oaund
Angelo
San Francisco
WPA
Ais
WRA
Butte
Ellings
Havre
Great-Fells
Parker
Montana
Montona
Hopkins
Mpa
Enm
Darker
Pacific Coast League and other baseball updates
A compact recap of league standings and player mentions across multiple circuits. Includes Pacific Coast League notes with teams such as Sacramento and San Francisco, Western League results in Davenport and Omaha, and Florida property market chatter tied to Los Angeles and a Florida executive’s outlook.
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Gablands-sentenge Bom
OL TaRovca
Conlan
Huidaul Kies
Craghead
Jte'l
Pranciscom
R. HE
Sacramento
Ceei
TOUR
Missiona Ee
Piven
Lyons and
Narron
Osborne
Lamanske
Portland
Sissee
Sheehan, Stutz and
Woodall
Flynn, Lathin and
Crowns
Beattie— Roh
Los Angeles
Eeerpeey
Seattle O
Jeees
Balvesin
Staphanann
Dougal
Osborn
Andale
Holt Couple Lead March at Military Ball
Mr and Mrs Holt are to lead a march at the Military Ball. The event features the Bart Woodyard orchestra and two violin ensembles with Duke Sainglea and Harold Kaesebaum on piano. Barbara Barry and El Perry are highlighted as rising American music figures in the program.
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Bov
Mrs. Holt
Covennor
Ateine
Deaton
Pall
Surine Temple
St Wie
Nadual Webb
Bart Woodyard
Dace Nawate
Harold Kaesebaum
Clarence Wenger
Jorn
Woodyard
Traniano Nimbere
Duke Sainglea
Mad Woodyard
Sen
Barbara Barry
el Perry
Omaha Likely Favorite In Ascot Gold Cup Defense
Racing Roundup from Ascot notes Omaha the great gallant Fox son in line to defend the Ascot Gold Cup at two and a half miles. The field may include ten British and French hopefuls with City Quashed and Huckteigh among strong rivals. Also a brief note on Montana House candidate William R White seeking reelection on the Republican ticket.
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Ascot
England
William Woodward
Omaha
Gallant Fox
Thorove
Woodward
Lord Blamey
Lord Glanely
Montana
House of Representatives
Wiliam R. White
Hag
Hannan
Gress Northern
Lewis Downs Shucco Tego Kayos In Heavyweight Bout
In Phoenix Arizona James J. Readdock battles Shucco in a heavyweight bout that ends in the eighth round with Shucco knocked down by a powerful overhand right. Shucco cannot rise and is unable to continue as officials and handlers assess a possible leg injury, though they deem it not serious.
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St Bouls
Lane 17
Jo Henry Lowry
Yogre Hecht Fairy
Waight Vlanilan
Bhucen
Horton
Bedlam
Oreitn
Phoseix
Ariz
Vegro
James J. Readdock
Shucco
Shueto
Mc Coy Stops Larry Johnson In Sixth Round Bout
In Chicago, Mc Coy of Boston defeated Larry Johnson of Chicago by knockout in the sixth round of a scheduled 10 round lightweight fight. Johnson was down twice before the stoppage.
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AL Quabet
McCoy
Boston
Larry Johnson
Chicaxa Negro
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Barbara Bell Pattern Services
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American Legion Shrine
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