Daughter Of Duce Is Married Today
In Rome on April 24 Benito Mussolini’s daughter Edda married Count Galeazzo Ciano at the Holy See parish church of St Joseph. The ceremony included a law mass and nuptial contract under Vatican treaty terms with guests led by Duce and foreign ministers, followed by a hush-hush honeymoon plan.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Edda
Galeazzo Ciano
Holy See
St. Joseph
Villa Torlonia
Shuren
Signorina Edda
Inlaw
Count Ciano
Donna Rachele Mussolini
Countess Ciano
Enrico Bossis
Giovenale Pascue
Duce
Arnaldo Mussolini
Don Giovanni Tolonia
Dine Grandi
Count Devecchi
St. Peter's
St. Peter
Mussolini
United States
John W. Garrett
Garrett
Henrietta Wutts
Philadelpia
Population figures across townships show shifts since 1920
Hayti reports 344 people up from 293 in 1920. Hamlin Norden excluding Lake Norden 601 vs 496 in 1920. Demyete 451 up from 435. Hand Bates 249 up from 225. Hiland 77 down from 192. Sully Buftale 144 up from 70. Beadle Broadland 208 down from 227. Fairfield 302 up from 214. Brookings Sherman excluding White City 403 up from 376.
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Hayti
Hamlin
Norden
Lake Norden
Demyete
Hand County
Bates Township
Hiland
Sully County
Buftale
Beadle County
Broadland
Fairfield Township
Brookings County
Sherman Township
White City
Fire at Cronk home leaves four dead in Boonville
A large colonial house owned by Bert Cronk coal dealer burned in Boonville as four persons died and a fifth, Clifford Cronk, son of the family, was missing after leaping from a window to escape. Mrs Cronk and Mrs Anni and her granddaughter perished in the blaze.
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Boonville
Nea. Aprice
Ersons
Bert Cronk
Cronk
Paul Anni
Hames
Appi
Clifford
Cronks
Change in Huron National Music Week Program
A revised schedule for Huron National Music Week shifts events between Wednesday and Friday. Wednesday features choral and instrumental performances by Huron High School and College, while the rest of the program proceeds as announced.
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Huron
Huron High School
Judge Taylor Presides At Miller And De Smet Circuit
Judge Alva E. Taylor returned from De Smet where he conducted court yesterday and presided at Miller on Tuesday. Ed Marvel of Miller pleaded guilty to transporting intoxicating liquor and will be sentenced in the September Miller term. He was released on bonds with stenographer Mabel Alworth accompanying the judge. Broadland Shows Slight Decrease in Urs town population per Hamlin county census reporting gliders flown only with secretary of commerce approval.
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Taylor
Miller
de Smet
Alva E. Taylor
Marvel
Miller and
Mabel Alworth
Broadland
Watertown
Hayti
Hamlin County
Urs
United States
Commerce
Former Chief of Huron Police Dies
Tom Johnson 55 longtime Huron police figure died at his home 230 Second Street Southeast shortly after midnight after a two week illness. Funeral set for Sunday 2 20 PM at Rinyon Funeral Home Rev Diseud to lead service Burial in Riverside Cemetery. Johnson served about 20 years in law enforcement including six and a half years as chief from 1918 to 1925. He later worked as night watchman for Armour and most recently as an extra patrolman. Born in Egersund Norway in 1875 he came to the United States in 1881 with his parents and lived in Wells Minnesota before settling in Huron.
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Tom Johnson
Huron
Second Street
Rinyon
Eral
SD. Diseud
Riverside
Armour Company
Johnson
Egersund
Norway
Mr.Johnson
United States
Wells, Minn
Tom
Obituary of John Johnson with Huron ties noted
The article recalls John Johnson who moved to South Dakota at age 11 and lived there since. He married Minnie Rasmussen in 1905 and previously served on the Vienna police force. Survived by five children, including Mrs. Rasmussen and Mrs. Chadwick Pierce, plus three sisters and a brother in Oregon, Minnesota, and Vienna.
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South Dakota
Minnie Rasmussen
Viena
Huron
Vienna
Johnson Jg
G. F. Rasmussen
Watertown
Chadwick Pierce
Jeanette, Exwin
Elmer Johnson
M. J. Hanson
St. Cloud
Cleo Thompson
W. Foley
Alfred Johnson
Portland
Ore
Aberdeen man accused in farm robbery in Woonsocket area
Deputy Sheriff Mike Helgeland brought Lloyd Dratle of Aberdeen to face charges after allegedly robbing Otto Rurode’s farm home near Woonsocket last week. Police tracked him from Yankton to Aberdeen and recovered guns cash and trade chips used for sugar sale to farmers. A radio set was later found in the river near Mitchell. Dralle faced Justice Cooney forarraction proceedings that afternoon.
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Aberdeen Woonsocket
Mike Helgeland
Lloyd Dratle
Aberdeen
Otto Rurode
Melgeland
Dralle
Yankton
Aberdean
Fied
Woonsticket
Seviegel
Rorode
Ingalls
Aberdern
Rorade
Mitchell
Peare Conner Cooney
Foreign War Vets To Hold Meeting Friday
Forrest McMullen post 1776 Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet Friday at 7 30 PM at Knights of Pythias hall for a business session. Officers say the agenda includes a vote on new members to be initiated Sunday April 27. Members are urged to attend and bring names of candidates for initiation.
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Forrest McMullen
Knights of Pythias Hall
Cause Of Plane's Crash A Mystery
Watertown April 24 A transport plane crash near Watertown late Sunday killed Pilot James Bruns Jr and passenger Selma Halvorson. Commerce Inspector Delesaux said causes may remain unknown. Wreck controls were found in good order with no mechanical failure. Bruns held the control stick to the end. Halvorson burial set for Wallace.
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Watertown
James Bruns, Jr
Selma Halvorson
Department of Commerce
C. FE. Delesaux
Yestern
Delesaux
Bruns
Galion
Briins
Halvorson
Wallace
Mrs Anna Stilwell Dies While Being Enumerated
Mrs Anna Stilwell aged 85 dropped dead at her home in Oregon yesterday while a census enumerator questioned her. Physicians attributed the death to natural causes.
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Anna Stilwell
Geddes Bank Incorporates at Geddes with $25 000 Capital
The Security State bank of Geddes filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state on April 24. Capital is $25,000 and the board of directors includes W. Z. Sharp and others.
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Edda Mussolini
United
Huron Police
Peter Ohm & Son
Saab
Coats
Paris
Geddes Bank Incorporates
Anne Toeman
James S. Kirk & Con
Chicago
Duco
Gulbransen
Costain Music Store
Betty Baxley
Betty Jixley
Carolette
Jean Carol
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