Heléna Freshman Wilford Jos Helena Accepted by Harvard
Wilford H Johnson, Heléna high school graduate and third in a class of 47, was accepted by Harvard University as a freshman with no examination. The board accepted credits and principal recommendations, noting smaller high schools yield strong students. Johnson’s father is Frank H Johnson, VP of American National Bank. Robert A Mills, salutatorian, seeks the Edison scholarship after math focus for electrical engineering.
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Wilford H. Johnson
Heléna High School
Harvard University
Frank Hi. Johnson
Mwan
A. J. Roberts
Mr. Johnson
Frank H. Johnson
American National Bank
Robert A. Mills
Thomas A Edison
Alleged Highjackers Held at City Jail
Three men named F Jones M Walters and C R Wilson suspected of robbing a man of 10 dollars aboard a Northern Pacific box car were arrested after a trainyard pursuit east of Townsend. Wilson was nabbed by Special Officer Purcell around 9 30 pm. the others were captured two hours later on Manstreet. One suspect was identified by a missing front finger and all three carried fountain pens and ink bottles when searched at the police station. The robbed man will file charges tomorrow.
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Northern Pacific
Weir
F. Jones
M. Walters
C. R Wilson
Townsend
C. R. Wilson
Purcell
Earl Brown
Captain Olson Named Battalion Commander in Montana Guard
Capt Clarence Olson was appointed commander of the first battalion Montana National Guard in an order from Col EH Williams at Camp Erickson. He led regimental staff. under him are infantry companies from Whitehall Sidney and Poplar. Capt Dixon succeeds Capt WJ Lowery of Whitehall in temporary command. The regimental baseball finals for the Poplar Indian team were moved to today at 3 pm with Froid beating Poplar 5 3, and Froid vs Bore Ty an for the championship. The regimental track meet, excluding pole vault and hurdles, will be held Thursday at 1 pm, with medals awarded Friday in ceremonies led by Lieut Alva Straw, athletic officer.
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Montana National Guard
EH. Williams
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Whitehall
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Poplar
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Efernals
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Bore- Tyan
Alva Straw
Reparation Talks Revealed To President Hoover
Washington June 25 AP intimate details of the German reparations agreement were given to President Hoover by four unofficial American representatives who helped shape it. The luncheon group included Owen D. Yount J P Morgan Thomas W Lamont and Nelson Perkins with Stimson and key State and Treasury officials present. They reported verbally on the general reparations revision as formed by the experts committee in Pass.
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State Department
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Stewart family bar from Tri 10 Coast country prospering
Returting yesterday from a 2,000 mile automobile trip which included Spokane Seattle Vancouver B C and Portland former Governor S V Stewart and family report a most enjoyable tour through a prosperous section of the Pacific northwest They visited Missoula Seattle Vancouver B C Portland and Miss Emily at the University of Washington Graduation ceremonies at Seattle impressed the party The party praised roads traffic courtesy and hospitality of travelers and locals in Washington Oregon and British Columbia Governor Stewart noted the trip lasted about 11 days and included visits to universities and graduation exercises in Seattle Vancouver and Missoula Vancouver attracted praise for its boulevards residences and business blocks with friendly Canadians and no overcharging.
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Portland
S. V. Stewart
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Missoula
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Leah
University of Montana
Emily
University of Washington
Vancouver
British Columbia
Helena
B. C
Montana
Phil Sheridan at Broadwater Tonight Dance Band Headline
Phil Sheridan and his 11 piece Montana band will stay over for a special dance at Broadwater tonight. The newly organized unit is making a dix hit over the state and is destined to be the greatest dance band in this part of the country.
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Greater Montana
Broadwater
Hawks Prepare for Dart Across Nation
Roosevelt Field N Y June 25 AP Captain Frank Hawks completed a six and three quarter hour non stop flight from East St Louis to New York finishing near 6 p m He will depart at 4 am Thursday to attempt a round trip New York to Los Angeles with a planned stop at Metropolitan Airport for motor overhaul He also aims to beat the east to west non stop record of 24 hours 15 minutes His wife Mrs Edith B Hawks greeted him on landing.
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Los Angeles
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Harry Tucker
Edith B. Hawks
Leatherneck leads Marlow run as thrilling naval drama debuts
The Leatherneck stars William Boyd with Alard Hale and Robert Armstrong as the Three Musketeers of the United States Marines in a vivid Orient tale. Russia versus China frames the exotic setting while Hubert Clawson’s original story delivers strong drama. The program includes a two-reel talking comedy and Mivietone News.
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Willian Boyd
Marlow Theater
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Alard Hale
Robert Armstique
Fred Kohler
Mitchell Lewis
Diane Ellis
Jimmy Aldine
Paul Weber
Wade Boteler
Jules Cowles
Joseph Girard
Richard Neill
Lioyd Whitlovt
Fhilo McCullough
Lee Shumway
Jack Richardson
Armstrong
Hale
United States
Control of Malady of Cattle Near Elimination in Minnesota
Report from University of Minnesota and Minnesota state livestock board shows contagious abortion in cattle can be controlled. Through blood testing and strict separation of infected animals, a 60 head herd reduced illness, calved clean, and replaced cows without purchasing replacements. Rutford announced near elimination after staged testing and culling, with immune heifers unaffected.
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Division of Veterinary Medicine
University Farm
St. Paul
Northeast Experiment Station
Skull Hf. Rutford
St. Louis County
Rutford
College of Agriculture
University of Minnesota
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Mr. Rutford
Par Cat film at Marlow theater by Allan Dwan
Allan Dwan presents The Par Cat, a fan film based on Edison Marshall novel, shown with vaudeville at the Marlow theater tomorrow. Cast includes Charles Morton Jella Hyama Wirich Haupt Stanley Sanford and others, directed by Dwan.
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Behring Sea
Allan Dwan
Marlow
Tomor Raw
Edison Marshall
Islargla
Charles Morton
Jella Hylama
1Wirieh Haupt
Stanley J Sanford
Charles Mid- Aloto
Arthur Blone
Warren Hymer
Pat Hartigan
Ivan Linow
Enat
Midwest Farm Bureau Training School Opens in Minnesota
Spring Park Minnesota hosts the fourth annual Midwest Farm Bureau Training School starting Monday at Hotel Del Otero. Twelve states participate with Sam Thompson of the American Farm Bureau Federation leading national officers. The program features divisions on rural recreation salesmanship and public speaking with Becky Eckhardt F M Russe and Dr F M Arig guiding sessions. An open reception follows day one. Tuesday includes the annual training school banquet with Earl Smith and Willam Settle among speakers.
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Midwest Farm Bureau
Hotel del Otero
Sam Thompson
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Becky Eckhardt
Wear Virginia
F. M. Russe
F. M. Rarig
University of Minnesota
Earl Smith
Tiinola
Willam Settle
Schmeling and Uzcudun Preludes to Open Air Title Bout
In New York on June 25 Edward J. Neil reports Max Schmeling, Paulino Uzcudun, and challenger Gordian ready for their 18 round match at Yankee Stadium. Crowds near 25,000 expected, gate near $800,000, with charity milk fund for New York children.
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Associated Prave
New York
Max Schmeling
Husky
Gordian
Paulino Uzcudun
Yankee Stadium
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Tunney
Willian R. Hearst
Paulina
Hooshc Falls
N.Y
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New Jersey
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Pauling
Madison Square Garden
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Redly
Community entertainment planned by Michigan Farm Bureau leaders
Clark Brody secretary of the Michigan Farm Bureau and A W Brown president of the Michigan federation announce an amateur entertainment event to be held Wednesday night. Mr Bowell director of home and community work for the national federation will be the host guiding the showcase.
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Michigan Farm = bureau
A.W. Brown
Migaourt
Mr Bowell
National Federation
Chasee
Broadway stock men seek wholesome plays for towns beyond Times Square
In Hartford, Altoona and Sioux City stock managers discuss how to beat rising film competition and rising production costs. They note Broadway is too sexy for many audiences and that few New York hits suit stock theatres outside major cities. Revivals help little, as audiences crave the latest clean drama.
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Altoona
Sioux City
Times Square
Elyria
Ohio
Mt. Vernon
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Middletown
Peoria
Spi
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Three Yankee Stars Defeated at Wimbledon
Wimbledon June 25 AP Three American players fell on day two of the British championships. Francis Hunter Johnny Van Ryn and Edith Cross were defeated by Jacques Brugnon E R Clark in singles and doubles action. Bunny Austin upset Henry Honey and Helen Wills appeared briefly on No 1 court to beat Tommy Tomblin.
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Johnny van Ryn
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Tle
Edith Orward
United States
You van Ryn
Cross
Jacques Brugnon
France
Mis E. R. Clark
Great Britain
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Honey
Bunny Bunny Austin
Antal
Adilers
Helen Wills
Tommy’ Tomblin
Flashy Fittle
Heteri Jacobs
Moore and Matelich Box 10 10 a Draw
Anaconda June 25 AP Rocky Moore of Twin Falls Idaho and Billy Matelich Anaconda junior Nightweight fought to a draw in a 10 round bout. Matelich kept Moore away with jabs early and missed little, while Moore pressed with heavy rights late. In the six round semi windup Nick Pazego and Duke Farrell also drew. Kayo Franklin was to face O Face rell but was ruled overweight and eliminated.
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Deer Lodge
Kayo Franklin
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