Time to Strengthen Helena Boys For Life Tests
A call to fathers to support boys aged 12 to 15 in physical training, sports, and character. Emphasizes health, endurance, swimming, games, and sportsmanship under trained leaders, plus opportunities in nature, books, hobbies, and social life. Highlights YMCA as key partner for physical, educational, and spiritual development and requests financial support.
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Youmeon
Helena
Meno
YM. C. A
Official scalps of W B George sought by board leaders
A Montana board committee was named to investigate the dismissal defiance of an order by the board regarding the home superintendent W B George. Miss May Trumper Attorney General I A Foot and Robert N line of Columbus make up the panel. The motion followed deaths at the institution including a 14 year old girl who died after chloroform anesthesia. Critics say George acted in defiance and calls to oust him increased amid reports of prior cruelties at Miles City. The board voted unanimously to pursue removal.
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Miss May Trimper
Robert N. Line
Columbus
W. 2B. Rhoades
Great Falls
Miss Trumper
Mr. George
Bozematranil
George
Pat Carney
Focal Institution Board
C. H. Fnot
Kalispell
Miles City
Durin
Hint
State Board of Education
Board of Education
Imade
Rhoades
Room to feed 574 million says economist McFall
Boston economist R J McFall of Massachusetts Agricultural College asserts the United States could feed up to 574 million people, nearly four times the current population, reflecting broad optimism about agricultural capacity.
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Boston
Mass
United States
R. J. McFall
Massachusetts Agriculture College
McFall
New Collar Brings Youthful Simple Style
A new collar design features a white band with gandw and pleated ends forming a jabot effect at the front. It aims for a simple youthful look while remaining not severe and neatly framing the neck.
Veterans Gather for War Memorial in Omaha Parade
President Coolidge travels toward Omaha to address a national American Legion convention. Veterans celebrate with a large parade in drizzly weather as committees consider resolutions on prohibition and peace while officers like James Crain and John Tigert attend events.
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Ninth Field Artillery
James A. Drain
American Legion Wall Mde
Coolidge
Crain
Washington
Mitchell
Aeronautical Committee
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Ohio
John F. Roche
Detroit
Mich
K. C. Downey
Milwaukee
David Shillinghaw
Chicago
Joe Maloney
Sacramento
Calif
Vayl Wentlandt
Olivia
Minn
National Repute
John J. Tigert
United States
Omaha
James A. Crain
American Legion
National Legion
America
Ous
St. Louis
Central West
American Legion Convention
Indiana
Ilinois
Flora
Tls
Mrs. Conlidge
Argentine dancer Nita Nari sparks fashion debate in San Francisco
Nita Nari, an Argentine dancer now in San Francisco, says American girls wear too many clothes and urges bolder styles with less clothing. She admits she likely wears less than any other civilized woman, prompting questions about reformers and current fashion.
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Nita Nari
San Francisco
Miss Nari
Railways battle for big extension to Bend and Klamath Falls
Portland Oct 5 Two Great Northern systems the Northern Pacific and Great Northern sought authority to build 276 miles south from Bend to Klamath Falls Oregon in an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing led by Charles Mahaffie. Proponents argued the Oregon trunk would connect pine lumber centers boost Oregon output and spur development. Budd of Great Northern called the line a half finished project that would enhance earnings with minimal impact on others.
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Portland
Ore
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Bend
Klamath Falls
Interstate Commerce Commission
Charles Mahaffie
Commission
Bureau of Finance
Oregon
Amercan
Mahaffie
Rtailroaders
Oregon Trunks
Budd
Ralph Budd
Oregon Trunk
Supply of Crude Oil Far From Exhausted
J Edgar Pew of Dallas, president of the American Petroleum Institute, told the opening session of the American Petroleum congress in Tulsa that the world’s crude oil supply is far from exhausted. He said there is more oil in stock for emergency use than ever before and more known reserves in the ground than ever before. He noted U S daily production now stands at 2,150,000 barrels.
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Tulsa
Ohia
J. Cdgar Pew
Dallas
American Petroleum Institute
American Petroleum Congress
Merger of bakeries May lead to suit
Continental Baking Corporation, part of a large bakery merger, was formally charged by the Federal Trade Commission with violation of the Clayton Act through control of several amalgamations. Commissioners Huston Thompson and John F. Nugent announced the move in New York, noting the FTC’s secrecy rule was disregarded to reveal the action.
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Washington
Continental Baking Corporation
New York
Federal Trade Commission
Huston Thompson
John F. Nugent
Trade Commissi
Secon
Continental Company
Ward
General
Thompson
Sirs. Nugent
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W. B. George
Bill
Iself
Philadelphia
Legion
Post of
T. L. Spafford
Howard Savage
Joly McQuigg
Berry
George E. Berry
Tennessee
International Pressmen's Union
Frank C. McParland
Florida
Katheryn Brown
Spond
Drain
J. J Pershing
McMullen
Legionnaires
James Dahlmann
Milton Foreman
Miss Brown
The
Hines
Veterans’ Bureau
Frank T. Hines
American Regian Corrention
General Hines
H. L. Spafford
John R. McQuigg
Southern Pacific Company
Union Bank & Trust Company
Montana
Federal Reserve Bank
Karl Elling
Gunn R. O. Kaufman
W. J. Machaffie
S$. McKennan
J. K. Tooqle
C. Wallace
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