Governor Ayers Leads Montana Guard Review
Governor Roy E. Ayers addressed about 1,200 Montana National Guard members at the annual governor's review in Helena. He praised discipline and defense, noting Montana's duty to protect democracy, and highlighted historical actions from the Spanish American War to World War I. Awards went to Company E Culbertson, Company B Poplar, and Company A Sidney, with individual track winners also recognized. The event proceeded despite intermittent rain, with ambulances and transports participating in the parade for the first time.
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46Rd Infantry
Montana National Guard
Montana
Nell
Helena
Roy E. Ayers
162Rd
Inchlet
Atoney
Mahan
Montana Regiment
John Pershing
Snd
Culbertson
Company B
Poplar
Company A
Sidney
John W. Mahan
William G. Ferguson
Emil
Latin American nations quit League of Nations
Washington reports Latin American republics are peeling away from the League of Nations. Nicaragua plans to leave next Monday, Honduras by July, Guatemala already quit on May 26, and Chile and El Salvador gave two years notice. Paraguay left years ago. Brazil and Costa Rica once departed. Eight of twenty original American members have resigned or will. The trend ties to the good neighbor policy reducing U.S. concern, easing fears of U.S. power and diminishing the need for a counterweight in Geneva.
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Washington
Latin America
League of Nations
State Department
Nicaragua
League
Honduras
Guatemala
Geneva
Chile
Salvador
Paraguay
Brazil
Costa Rica
Lake Geneva
United States
Colossus
South
Kidnapping Case In Key West Involves Chickens
Key West June 28 Sheriff K Thompson said the case of the apparent kidnapping of two chickens is solved. A housewife found a note demanding 20 cents under a stone to avoid harming the birds. A 14 year old youth is held for juvenile authorities. the sheriff hinted at the suspect's identity.
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Key West
Fla
K. Thompson
Lauther
Price of Lead Boosted Again in New York Rise
New York reports refined lead at 4.35 cents a pound, up from 4.25, with a 4% daily lift yesterday. The market had lingered near 4 cents for weeks, its lowest in three years, while its peak in recent years touched 7.75 cents in March 1937.
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New York
Legion Man from Bozeman in Field for Chiefs Post
American Legion members of Gallatin post No. 14 Bozeman fear disruption at tomorrow's meeting as W H Reif known as Harry a Bozeman leader and former Gallatin post commander seeks department commander. A long time Legion figure since 1919 Reif has held multiple posts and state offices and helped form Drum Corps and Voiture chapters while serving civic roles.
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Legion
Bozeman
Chiefs
American Legion
Gallatin Post No. 14
Mr. Reif
Harry
Montana
Virginia City
Butte
France
Fort 10
A. Russelln
Silver Bow Post No
Gallatin Post No
Harty
Helens
Livingston
Bozeman Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis
R. P. G. Elks
Western
State of Montana
National Officer Speaks at Legion Auxiliaries Montana Convention
National vice president of the northwestern division Mrs. Halsey D Cory will be among speakers at the Montana department convention of the Legion auxiliary.
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Legion Auxiliary
Gorvici
Halsey D. Cory
Northwestern
Montana
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Gov. Ayers
163Rd Infantry
IGE President
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Merican Legion and Auxiliaries
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Beramde
North Main Street
G. E. Chambers
The
Nations
Poppy Committee
Department
Americanism
National Defense
South America
W. H
Harry” Reifin
Bozemanites
W. H Reif
Gallatin Post
Legionnaires
Rialto
the Club
Grace Evanson
Minneapolis
Red Meadow
N. Rodney Street
Helenia
Legionnaires and Auxiliary
Kessler and Pabst
Nite Owl
Carl Weiss and Son
N. Main ST
Legionnaires of
Hofbrau
Main St
Auxiliary
N. Jackson ST
Gladys Hatch
Senate
South Main ST
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