Wall Street Junk Man Smythe Dead at 75
New York April 3 Wall Street s junk man Roland M Smythe dealer in extinct securities is dead He died yesterday of acute indigestion at his Brooklyn home He was 75 years old and ran a half century old unique business from 2 Broadway He sold repudiated bonds and certificates to bankers brokers and gullible investors turning up rare values and sometimes reviving forgotten stocks His telephone denial and quirky catalog add color to the tale of the man who traded in obsolete securities
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New York
Wall Street
Roland M. Smythe
Broadway
Smythe
Brooklyn
South Carolina
Yonkers
Pennsylvania
Roland
Petitions Filed in Jerauld County Primaries
Apr 3 Wellington Springs report lists 24 candidates filing petitions for the May 6 primary. Known filings include William Hammond for county auditor, Hazel Dean for county treasurer, Sam E. Plaum for sheriff, Clyde Price for clerk of courts, and several others across Dem and Rep slates.
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Jerauld
Wellington Springs
Hazel Bean
William Hammond
Hazel Dean
Sam E. Plaum
Clyde Price
Hill
F B Progresses in Miner County South Dakota
Howard April 3 Special Inner county the last county in South Dakota to become affiliated with the state and national farm bureau is the first to establish a thorough hook up by correlative committees Three committees taxation legislation and marketing mirror the state and national bodies Miner county forms complete lists of chairmen and members led by H Walter Roswell G L Hoseron and Peter Gudahl with others in Howard and Canova and Winfred.
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Howard
South Dakota
State
National Farm’ Bureau
George B. Kennard
Gon
Mr. Kennard
Miner County
Tamation
H. T.walter
Roswell
C. O. Ramsey
Peter Frederickson
G. L. Hoseson
Indian Woman Is Granted Mistrial In Murder Case
In Buffalo, the Cayuga woman known as Red Lila faced possible second trial after a mistrial was declared when she could not return to court for two weeks. DA Moore offered a plea to murder in the second degree, which she initially considered but rejected. Artist Henry Marchand remains jailed as a material witness. the state alleges Lila coerced the murder of Mrs. Marchand, her romantic partner.
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Buffalo
Red Lila
Wayman
Lila Dimerson
Lila
Guy E. Moore
Lile
John V. Malonior
John §. Knibloe
Henry Marchand
Marchand
New Face Powder Promoted as Fashion Item
The advertisement touts MELLOGLO Face Powder as a pure, government-approved cosmetic. It promises smooth, long wear with no flaking or irritation and a new French process that helps it spread evenly, reducing shine on noses.
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U. S
Stere
Cosgrave Reappointed Irish Free State Leader
William T Cosgrave was reelected president of the Irish Free State by the Dail Eireann 80 to 65 after resigning the previous week following a defeat on an opposition measure. Earlier ballots eliminated Eamonn de Valera and Thomas J O Connell. De Valera is in the United States on a lecture tour. The Irish president is head of the cabinet council, not the head of state. The governor general James MacNeill remains the nominal head appointed by the crown. The ex-kaiser remains the richest man in Germany with property valued over 100000 dollars.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
William T. Cosgrave
Dail
Dail Eireann
Eamonn de Valera
Fianna Fair
Thomas J. O'Connell
da Valera
Cosgrave
de Valera
United States
Cannell
Cabinet Council
James MacNeill
Scudamore and Churchill Wilcox Advance in Scout Ranks
Scudamore of Troop 5 earns Life Scout rank and Churchill Wilcox of Troop 6 rises to First Class, announced by Scout Executive Fred C. Eggers. Court of Honor approves 14 merit badges for Craig Hartwich, George Haskell, Harold Scudamore, George Schmidt, Eugene Theimer, Frank Kinyon, Churchill Wilcox, with members Dr George Youe, Paul Robertson, Dr Hartwich, George Costain, August Abel and George Townsend present.
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Scudamore
Harald’ Scudamore
Churchill Wilcox
Jscout
Fred C. Eggers
Court of Honor
Craig Hartwich
George Haskell
Harold Sc
Fire destroys farm home near Forestburg
Fire of unknown origin completely destroyed the farm home of Mrs. Emma McKillop seven miles east of Forestburg yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock. Neighbors aided in fighting the blaze and a few pieces of furniture were saved. A northwest wind helped limit damage to other outbuildings. The loss is partly covered by insurance.
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Forestburg
Spenau
Emma McKillop
Here
South Dakota Farm Bureau Sees Growing Membership
George B. Kennard reports a very encouraging first quarter for the South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation. He notes active membership drives across Beadle Spink Walworth Potter Faulk and Brown counties, with Spink leading in new members. County managers Merl Hagman J Hi Beam Henry J Briscoe and Lee Cummins contributed to the gains during six county meetings.
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South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
George B. Kennard
Beadie
Spink
Walworth
Potter
Faulk
Brown
Mr. Kennard
Spink County
Merl Hagman
J. Hi. Beam
Faulk County
Henry J. Briscoe
Potter County
Lee Cummins
Brown County
Women pilots scarce in Texas passenger service
In Dallas reports show strong interest in the bureau movement and meetings with good attendance, yet no licensed women pilots have applied to the largest Texas passenger line, and no mail planes in the southwest have been piloted by a woman. Officials cite tough flying conditions and the responsibility of carrying passengers as deterrents.
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Bureau
Dallas
Tex
Southwest
Texas
Aviation
Lose Pounds Of Ugly Fat For 85 Cents A Month
An old advertisement promises rapid fat loss and boosted energy for 85 cents a month via Kruschen Salts. It touts a four week supply, daily dosage, and claims of health benefits, including clearer skin and increased motivation, urging readers to visit leading druggists and Longstaff Drug Co.
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America
Kruschen Sabs
Longstaff Drug Co
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