Martens Sees Scandal in South Dakota Debt Rise
Pierre attorney Glenn W. Martens labels the last decade as a period of scandalous mismanagement and rising debt in South Dakota. He cites rampant malfeasance, betrayal of public trust, and large per capita debt, promising a review at a Sioux Falls rally on April 2.
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George J. Danforth
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Martens
George J. Lanforth
Federal Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Mine explosion at Pioneer Coal halts search for entombed men
A power line failure that ran an exhaust fan to draw lethal gases from the Pioneer Coal mine prompted a resumed search for ten of sixteen men trapped by Saturday’s blast. Six bodies were recovered yesterday, with slim hope for remaining survivors. John F. Daniel, head of Kentucky’s mines department, said the explosion’s cause remains undetermined.
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Pioneer Coal Company
John F. Daniel
Kentucky Department of Mines
Bert Rodgers Elected Head of Musicians
Bert Rodgers of Sioux Falls was elected executive officer for South Dakota at the Midwest section conference of the American Federation of Musicians. Ralph Fetterman of Lincoln was chosen secretary and Bert Robinson of Sioux City was named assistant secretary. The group pledged to pursue a clean cultural campaign to preserve musical art in America through professional means.
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ST. Paul
Minw
Bert Rodgers
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Mid-West
American Federation of Musicians
Dakotas
Minnesota
Towa
Nebraska
Ralph Fetterman
Lincoln
Neb
Bert Robinson
Sioux City
America
Snowstorm Hits Chicago on April Fools Day
Chicago reports a heavy April Fool snowstorm in early April, following a record March storm. The Weather Bureau had forecast a drop in temperature and snow for the Lake Michigan region as workers trudged home.
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Chicago
Weather Bureau
Lake Michigan
Fainting Blamed for Fatal Tail Spin Over Hutchinson
In Hutchinson Kansas on April 19 Charles R. Moore 35 Owatonaz Minnesota aviator died when his Baby Ace monoplane crashed during a demonstration at about 2500 feet. Moore’s friends cited a fainting spell as the cause while B Corbin designer of the plane remarked Moore had felt unwell but chose to proceed with the stunt flight.
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Hutchinson
Kans
Charles R. Moore
Owatonaz
Minn
Moore
Baby Ace Aircraft Co
Wichita
B. Corbin
City Briefs recap from Huron and area on travels and notices
John Jahn and Frank Long of Spirit Lake and Sioux Falls with George Kreger of Redfield spent Sunday in Huron on business and pleasure. Cheries Kaltschnee of Wayland joined friends here. W A Johns of Ohio Avenue southwest travels to Fremont Neb for her ill father John Blomgren aged about 87. Clarence Walker of Walker Flower Shop attends National Flower and Garden show in Minneapolis expected back late week. The Strike of the Ladies Aid is set for American Lutheran church April 3 with admission 35 and 20 cents.
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John Jahn
Spirit Lake
Frank Long
Sioux Falls
George Kreger O ‘Redfield
Huron
Mr. Long
Mr. Jahn
Cheries
Clarence G. Walker
Walker
Minneapolis
Ladies Aid
American Lutheran Church
L. V. Halverson
Pat Markham
Ross Gascoigne
Aberdeen
Goodyear Tire
Orla Jacobson
Covenant Hospital
Omaha
Mary Roszelle
Munéen Cafe
C. W. Boteler
Auron
Boteler
Security No
Security National Bank
Reliable
Utah
The Good year tire dealers meet in Aberdeen
Ross Gascoigne left for Aberdeen this morning to attend a meeting of the Good year tire dealers. They will return tonight. Also notices of local events and personal health updates fill the Aberdeen item with public notices and social notes.
Posthumous Distinguished Service Cross Awards
Washington April 1 The War Department announced posthumous Distinguished Service Crosses for two American soldiers who led a night advance across the Meuse River on November 10, 1918. The fallen heroes include Sergeant Victor C. Lee whose mother is listed as Mrs. Arian Me-
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South
Denver men awarded for heroism in Meuse river swim
Gregor of Denver and Private Ole Alendal son of Knut Alendal of Victory South Dakota received awards for extraordinary heroism in action. They were volunteers in a patrol that attempted to swim the Meuse under artillery fire machine guns and hand grenades. Alendal was killed during the swim while Lee reached the German bank before dying.
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Gregor
Denver, Cole
Ole Alendal
Knut Alendal
Victory
South Dakota
Meuse
Alendal
Lee
Co-Op Women Meet Again Next Monday
Women of the Huron Co-Operette club plan a dinner meeting at Hotel Marvin Hughite next Monday night. Mrs. Charles B. Miller was named temporary chairman to oversee the event as Mrs. Roger Brown, international Co-Operette secretary, met with eligible members last night before moving to Sioux Falls.
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Marvin Hughite
Charles B. Miller
Roger Brown
Brown
Turon Women to Meet with Local Club Next Monday
Mrs Brown explained the Turon women would attend a sponsoring club gathering next Monday emphasizing social activities while showing active interest in the club.
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Bably
Turon
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Armand
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Amsterdam
Chevrolet
Charles Newton
Indiana Avenue Southwest
Brock
Fran Avenue Southeast
John Hatcher
St. Mary's School
Salem
Mrs
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Colorado Avenue Southwest
Omman
Tallor Shop
Newherey
Bldg
Kensington
Kensingten
Barnas
Yorkshire
Hampton
Stilwater
Hackaman
Whitman
Stone Kirk
Mayfair
Strong Hewatt
Regan
Jeading Clothiers
Northwest
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