Injunction Halts New South Dakota Curriculum
A temporary injunction halted installation of a new course of study for South Dakota schools. Judge Frank B. Smith and state superintendent E C Giffen ordered show cause hearing by April 26. The suit, led by A C Nash, claims no legislative appropriation exists and asserts improper use of institute funds and authority.
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Clam
Dlegal
County Institute Fund
Gillen
Nash
Giffen
South Dakota
Institute
Pierre
Attorney Generals Office
Mitchell
A. C. Nash
Davisort County
M. Q. Sharpe
R. F. Drewry
James Brown
C. Giffen
William Dunn
A. C. Goodhope
Pierre and Brown and Saenger
Sioux Falls
Department of Public Instruction
Younty Citizens League
Sharpe
Brookings Keeps Commission Form Of Government
In Brookings on Friday a special election upheld the commission form over the aldermanic system by a vote of 1,135 to 405. A notice of nominations for Huron’s annual city election lists candidates for City Commissioner including E. S. Brock and others, certified by City Auditor M. F. Walt on April 15, 192.
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Brookings
Commission
Huron
Beadle County
South Dakota
E.S. Brock
E. C. Hoskins
Arthur Howard James McWeeny
M. J. Tobin
Dan Wagner
J. D. Warren Daled
M. F. Walt
Twelve Are Killed In Mexican Riots
In Vera Cruz central region irregular political elements went on the war path causing a dozen deaths. Four people died at Paso Del Macho after it was captured and sacked. Eight were slain at Tepellaxco as federal soldiers moved to disarm the rebels and restore order.
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Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Paso del Macho
Tepellaxco
Cordoba
Farm price review notes slight index dip April 15
The Agriculture Department forecasts the March 15 general index of 51 percent of prewar level may drop on April 15 amid weakness in livestock, hogs, wool, butter and potatoes. Grain prices rose after a sharp fall while farm wage levels fell 2 percent from last year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Chicago U Guards Against Fake Grads
The University of Chicago will require advance photographs from all students wishing to take June exams to prevent unaffiliated strangers from entering. University examiner George A. Works said the measure aims to stop nonstudents who have paid no tuition from intruding on the tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Chicago
George A. Works
Ask Apprehension Of Man For Gun Killing
A coroner's jury urged the arrest of Earl McDowell for the March 25 fatal shooting of Mrs Dorothy Evan Renshaw 23 a Sioux City Iowa divorcee. The slaying occurred in a north side Chicago beer flat where the shooter was described as drunk by the proprietor. She was visiting friends in the city.
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Chicago
Earl McDowell
Dorothy Evan Renshaw
Sioux City
Northeastern South Dakota declamatory contest entrants named
In Aberdeen 23 towns compete for district honors with finalists to Vermillion. Contestants include Isabel Becker Waubay Steven Kane Aberdeen Mary Starling Huron Katherine Martens Pierre Millie Kolegraff Redfield Oswald Lillomoe Brentford Donald Gibbs Highmore Martin Tobin Mo bridge Robert Wagner Huron Clinton Peterson Webster Joloise Holly Britton Harriet Darling Groton Phyllis Woodward Miller Ruth Martens Pierre and Herbert Booth Aihol.
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Huron
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Vermillion
Isabel Becker
Waubay
Steven Kane
Mary Starling
Katherine Martens
Pierre
Millie Kolegraff
Redfield
Oswald Lillomoe
Brentford
Donald Gibbs
Highmore
Martin Tobin
Clinton Peterson
Webster
Joloise Holly
Britton
Harriet Darling
Groton
Phyllis ‘Woodward
Miller
Ruth Martens
Herbert Booth
Aihol
Morton County Flood Control Group Formed in Mandan
The Morton County Flood Control association organized aims to manage river control in the Mandan area. Michael Techida Sr of Glen Allen is named president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandan
Morton County Flood Control Association
Michael Techida
Glen Ailin
Missionaries Assigned by LDS Quorum in Independence
The quorum of twelve of the reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints announced assignments for missionary fields. E. E. Long is sent to western Canada, North Dakota and South Dakota.
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Independence
Quorum of Twelve
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
E. E. Long
Canada
North Dakota
South Dakota
Whole Towns Talking at St Teresa School Auditorium
An audience at St Teresa school enjoyed the second official showing of the comedy The Whole Towns Talking. Notable performances by Tom Luby Bill Calahan and Joe Finley plus a capable lead by Alice McDermott highlighted the home talent cast for a St Martin's Catholic church benefit.
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St. Teresa
Tom Luby
Henry Simmons
Bill Calahan
Roger Shields
Chicago
Joe Finley
Chester Binney
Simmon
Drudze
Simmons
Ethel
Alice McDermott
Harriet Simmons
Ruth Culhane
Donald
St. Martin's Catholic Church
Ask Association To Back Discount Plan
A movement in Yuma to back a war debt discount plan, akin to Alfred E. Smiths idea, is led by Rafael Del Castillo of 25 years in export and import business. He will address the 4 Serjean Importers and Exporters Association on April 27 urging support as a feasible means to preserve international trade. Del Castillo favors a five year moratorium with nations buying from the U S and receiving debt relief credits during the period.
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New Yuns
Simith’s
Hoover
the Treasury
Ogden L. Mills
John J. Raskob
Parker Gilbert
Bernard M. Baruch
Albert H. Wiggin
del Castillo
Overnight Air Lines extends service from Newark to Midwest
United Air Lines launches overnight mail and passenger service from Newark to stops as far as Iowa South Dakota Illinois and Missouri with a westbound afternoon flight. Mail to downtown post offices will reach Twin Cities Winnipeg Bismarck Sioux City Omaha and South Dakota the next day. Weather outlook predicts occasional showers and near normal temperatures across the upper Mississippi lower Missouri valleys and central plains the week of April 18.
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Newark
N.D
Seaboard
Iowa
South Dakota
Iinois
Missouri
United Air Lines
Twin Cities
Winnipeg
Bismarck
Sioux City
Omaha
Chicago
Mississippi
Great Plains
Local Man Dies From Freight Train Injuries
Joseph Hasned, 50, of Bottineau North Dakota, died yesterday from injuries suffered when he fell under a freight train at Conway four miles from Grand Forks.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Joseph Hasned
Bottineau
Conway
Here
At The Theaters Week of Screen and Stage
The Auron Theatre presents stage runs Mysterious Smith company on Sunday Monday and Tuesday and screen offerings including Play Girl starring Loretta Young Winnie Lightner and Norma Foster. BIIOU Theater shows After Tomorrow on Sunday and Men in Her Life on Monday Tuesday plus Shipmates on Wednesday Thursday and Pocatello Kid on Friday Saturday. The films feature Barbara Stanwyck James Cagney Zazu Pitts Lois Moran Charles Bickford Robt Montgomery and others.
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Auron Theatre
Mysterious Smith Company
Loretta Young
Winnie Lightner
Norma Foster
Barbara Stanwyck
Regis Toomey
Zazu Pitts
James Cagney
Joan Blondel
Biiou Theater
Charles Farrell
Marian Nixon
Lois Moran
Charles Bickford
Robert Montgomery
Ernest Torrence
Dorothy Jordan
Pocatello
Ken Maynard
Bijou to Show Lois Moran Film Men in Her Life
The Bijou theater screens Men in Her Life Monday and Wednesday starring Lois Moran with Charles Bickford Victor Varconi Donald Dil1low Barbara Weeks and others. William Beaudine directs with dialogue by Robert Hiskin and a Warner Fabian adaptation. Moran portrays a debutante seeking romance beyond home and marriage, meeting a French count who proves deceitful while Bickford plays a retired New York racketeer who hires her to teach etiquette.
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Bijou
Lois Moran
Columbia
Charles Bickford
Victor Varconi
Donald Dilloway
Oscar Apfel
Barbara Weeks
William Beaudine
Robert Hiskin
Warner Fabian
Dorothy Howell
Jove
France
New York
Reel Shows First Big League Game and More in 1930s Reel
The Evening Huronite-Universal News reel opens Sunday at the Huron theatre with Walter Johnson’s Senators beating the Red Sox 1-0 in ten innings to spark the American league pennant race. Hoover and cabinet members attend at Nationals Park to back Washington. Graham McNamee comments on the reel. Other items include a tiny Vatican City rail spur, League of Nations access to Shanghai’s war-torn area, a fast 24,000 horsepower speed car from Paris, Munich natives testing a brew, Willard Blain leaping from the George Washington Bridge, and a frog ranch at Lakeside California.
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Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Huron Theatre
Hoover
Nationals Park
Graham McNamee
National Broadcasting Company
Vatican City
Italy
League of Nations Commission
Shanghai
China
Lord Lytton
England
League
Chapei
Kiangwan
M. Stapp
Paris
France
Sir Malcolm Campbell
Munich
Germany
Willard Blain
George Washington Bridge
New York
Lakeside
Cal
Most Useful Woman in America Julia Lathrop Dead
Julia Lathrop a noted welfare worker dies at Rockford hospital after an operation. A longtime volunteer at Miss Addams Hall House she helped children and earned federal and League of Nations honors. She led the labor department child welfare bureau and served on Illinois charities board.
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America
Rockford, Ill
Julia Lathrop
Jana Addams
Rockford
League of Nations
Department of Labor
Leaping Jackrabbit Crash Wounds Woman and Passenger
A jack rabbit smashed through the windshield of a car driven by Mrs. Axel Wicksburg injuring her, with her passenger Bobby Mack badly bruised. The vehicle crashed into another car and overturned while the other driver escaped injury. Local hospital staff reported possible fractures for Mrs. Wicksburg.
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Yankton
Axel Wicksburg
Magician Opens At Huron Sunday With Mysterious Smith
Mysterious Smith brings daring illusions to the Huron theatre for a three day engagement starting Sunday. The act features Smith escaping from a sealed wooden coffin and a concurrent mentalist performance by another skilled illusionist. The piece traces magic’s evolution from ancient shows to modern stagecraft as audiences eagerly await the spectacle.
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Huron
Smith
Hindoo
Hermann
Mysterious Smith
Huron Theatre
Mysterious Smith Show Delivers Amazing Illusions
The Mysterious Smith show features a thousand wonders as Mr Smith performs rapid feats and an astonishing escape from a sealed casket. Madame Olga, a mentalist, assists and offers quick, credible answers to personal questions. The act contrasts skepticism with convincing illusion, promising entertainment for the city audiences.
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Hermann
Smith
Mr. Smith
Madame Olga
Play Girl Feature Preview by Loretta Young Cast
Dazzling entertainment from the Mysterious Smuts company promises a unique screen experience. The engagement highlights the feature film Play Girl starring Loretta Young Winnie Lightner and Norman Foster with a vivid display designed to Amaze and enthuse audiences.
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Smuts Company
Loretta Young
Winnie Lightner
Noreman Foster
Bronze ornaments care instructions from old guide
Bronze ornaments and figures should not be washed. Dust carefully and wipe over with a soft cloth moistened with paraffin oil. Polish with chamois to maintain luster and prevent tarnish.
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Herbert B. Brunner
Columbia University
Wcith
Brunner
Jeney
Alford
St. Teresa Auditorium
Buck Jones
Ro Grande
Fox
Marion Nixon
William Collier
Minna Goombell
Karl Dane
George K. Arthur
FOX Sound News
Bigjou
Senators
Boston
Wolsey
National Bank OF Huron “Constructive Banking
L. A. Nelson
Wally
Nnan
Lorettay Young
Norman Foster
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