Veterans' Hospitals Fall Short in Report
The page notes a continuation on page one about veterans' hospitals lacking sufficient resources. It mentions an election tomorrow morning for leadership, with Emily Corbin of Poplar for president backed by her delegation. The High-Line delegates return to support the auxiliary, which held a memorial service for 15 members who died this year. Elizabeth Ireland, state superintendent of public instruction, addressed the group on teaching proper ideals to children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Corbin
Poplar
Presientyrt
O. L. Lun
Three Farm Board Members Named by Hoover
Washington June 28 AP Charles Stone of Kentucky C B Denman of Missouri and Carl Wilhelm Hama of Oklahoma were named by President Hoover to the federal farm board created by the new farm relief act Stone a founder and president of the Burley Tobacco Growers Co operative Association is expected to become chairman Paris has warned that disguising French beer under German or other names to mislead customers is illegal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Janes C. Stone
Kentucky
C. B. Denman
Missouri
Carl Wil Hama
Oklahoma
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
Stone
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Association
Paris
France
Ministry of Agriculture
Wil
Child Marvel Has Part in Singing Picture Sunday
David Durand, a seven year old known from North America for Little Boy Blue of Ae dioland and Innocents of Paris, has a major role in Paramount's all talking and singing film at the Marlowe theater. Maurice Chevalier leads with Sylvia Boadcher and George Fawcett as parents in scenes set in a Paris flea market, a theater, and a lively boulevard cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Marvel
David Durand
North America
Aedioland
Paria
Paramount
Maurice Chéval
Master Durand
Richard Wallace
Sylvia Boadcher
George Fawcett
Chevalier
Paris
Boulevards
Frost and heat hit Roundup farms in same week
Frost formed a quarter inch thick on hog troughs at Ed Goffena’s Delphia farm as potato vines wilted and blackened. A heavy frost touched Roundup but spared flowers and tender plants, while Cast reports spoke of torrid heat exceeding the season’s record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Goffena
Delphia
Gofféna
Endurance plane crash claims Miss Gentry life
Minneapolis June 28 AP Droning motor records chase as Thorwald Johnson and Owen Haughland push toward history in a 231st hour. A crash near Mineola injures pilot Vibla Gentry after a foggy descent from a fuel-strained flight. Her co pilot Jack Ashcraft is missing. doctors perform transfusion and she recounts scant details of the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Thorwold
Thunder" Johnson
Owen Hnaughland
Gurpatsa
National Aeronautical Association
Mies Minneapolis
St. Paul
Mineola
Vibla Gentry
Walter Bishop
Gen Try
Yack Ashcraft
Bishop
Jack
Gentry
Muskrat Inspector Crushed At Whitefish Roundhouse Turntable
In Whitefish on June 28 an unauthorized inspection of a new turntable at the roundhouse ended badly. A muskrat exploring the yard was run over by the turning machinery but escaped with minor injuries, the creature seemingly intent on returning to the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitefish
Whitefish Roundhouse
Tropical Wilderness Shown in Lon Chaney Sound Film
Lon Chaney stars in the Metro film Where Heat In Bast a jungle mystery at the Marlow. Lupe Velez plays Haynes’s daughter amid peril, a triangle fuels suspense with beasts and a deadly human feud set in Siam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Énie
Lon Cheney
Métro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Marlow Theater
Haat
Siam
Haynes
Lupe Velez
Stele Taylor
Jones Falls Hard In Open After Downpour
The third day of the national open sees Robby Jones stumble in heavy rain as Sarazen Espinosa surge. Espinosa and Sarazen lead with Jones tied for third, while Shute and Armour press the chase in a stormy, soggy course at the 36 hole mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robby Jones
Sarazen
Espinosa
Bobby Jones
Jones
Int Ate
Densmore Shute
Columbus
Ohio
Dark Horse
America
Shute
Smith
Moi
Sarazenm
Lip
Tommy Armour
Leo Diegel
Leonard Schimutte
Lima
Givo
George von Elm
Detroit
von Elm
Naval disarmament urged to proceed with caution
Washington reports American officials favor slow, well prepared handling of the naval disarmament question. Britain has sounded the United States on a conference of principal naval powers, either independent or under League machinery, but Washington prefers gradual steps and thorough detail work before any summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Britain
United States
League of Nations
Rider 4 Hurt in Ranch Accident Near Senator Campbell
A rider was seriously injured when a horse reared, pinned the man beneath, and collapsed on him at Senator Campbell's ranch. Clifford Durham, the employee, freed the rider with aid arriving shortly after. The incident occurred near Reed Point and involved emergency response teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Point
Campbell
Clifford Durham
Man Rides Horse After Fall Lost Leg Break
Lewistown June 28 James McClements Hilger rancher was thrown from a horse near his home and rode again before realizing his leg was broken. He passed out while dismounting and was rushed to Jewistown for treatment after a clean leg fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistoun
James McClements
Hilger
Hamilton Ranch
McClements
Ibarn Yrot
Jewistown
Hawks At New York After Long Dart Record Attempt
The Hawks tried to break the east-west endurance record set by Captain B. D. Collyer and Larry Tucker. Capt. Hawks left New York aiming to return within hours, but delays for repairs halted progress. He landed at Metropolitan airport at 3 37 47 a.m., seven hours after arrival, with a 14 hour gap to reach New York again, needing about 200 miles per hour.
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Cleveland
R. L. Mitchell
Byron K. Vancombs
Mitchell
Newcombs
B. D. Collyer
Larry Tucker
Hawks
New York
Metropolitan
2 Cases of Booze Seized by Officers
Great Falls June 22 Twenty cases of imported bourbon and rye whisky and a Lincoln touring car were seized. Henry Smith of Billings was arrested by Federal Prohibition Officer Sanford L. Smith. The seizure valued at about 97500 occurred after a load of contraband whisky was believed to be running into Great Falls. Smith was released in bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Henry Smith
Billings
Prohibition
Sanford L. Smith
Smith
Ponds
Road Board Sets Up a New Award in Big Highway Bids
The Road Board awarded several major contracts, led by the Forsyth to Miles City 10.34 mile project at 113,724.44, the Billings to Klein stretch at 98,556.80, and a 342 foot viaduct west of Butte for 85,004.50. Other contracts cover graveling, guard rails, and trestles across Montana, with bidders including Lalonde Construction Bainville, William Weast Wis crafted, and P W Hastings Billings. The commission will meet July 25 and 26 to award additional contracts on 16 or 17 projects.
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Forsyth
Miles City
St Traverse
Sai Stanley Brothers
Prahl & Sawtelle
St. Cloud
Minn
Lalonde Construction Company
Bainville
Billings
Riein
Rader
Forsyth-Miles City
William Weast
Wisarokee
Glacier Park
Billings- Klein Road
Will O. Whipps
Commission
Butte
Butte-Dillon Road
Charles Goddard
Silver Bow Creek
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee and Butte
Anaconda
Pacific
Aliee-Ravalli
Lake County
Ravalli
O'Connor & Mitchell
Dillon
L P Thornquist
Wilsall
Sun River-Chateau-Bynum
Ennis
Circle Road
Stevens Brothers
St. Paul
Harlowton-Ryegate
Wheatland
Golden Valley
T. A. Carr & Co
Winnett
Harlowton-Ryepate
P W Hastings
Malta
Wington Brothers
Montgomery & Son
Minneapolis
H. Pickus Construction Company
Sioux City
Forsyth-Miles City Road
Robbery in Kansas City Bank Payroll Mule Mystery
A masked woman robbed a bank payroll party returning from a bank. She threatened to shoot if the package was not dropped, fired a pistol, and fled toward a nearby car. Witnesses report men fleeing to headquarters as the gunwoman ordered silence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Louis Streit
Trina
Kansas City
Semet
Ifment
Jachs Perlich
Yotet
Benelwath
Statens and Sireit
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Veterans’Hospitals
Achain
Lincoln
Freyler
Alhambra Hot Springs
AlHambrians
Winston
Brady
Brady’s Candy Kitchen
Ashcraft
Mins Gentry
Deany
J#ogen
Broody
Bill
Uldrich
Miex Gentry
Jéensend
Utrich
Jon~gen
Mise Gentry
Gentry Wes
Florida
Nasser
Muskrat
Whitefish Station
State Nursery and Seed Co
Suginseed
Semate
White House
Harrison
Mississippi
Smoot
Trenton
N. JoeFor
Flaynes
Snuff
John W. Horten
Mowarts Haa
Marlow
Shanghai
Haney
East
Chaney
Maurice Chevalier
Innocents of
Park'es CT
Garamount
Talking Screen
Stompers
Broadwater
Sheridan
Helena
Bill Perry
Seattle
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