Robins the Prohibition Crusader's Alaska Fortune Speaker
Raymond Robins, famed for social reform, will speak for the Allied Campaigners at the Rotary luncheon next Wednesday. His Alaska gold rush fortune and decades of civic work in Chicago and national politics are highlighted as he prepares to address local citizens on May 4 and 5.
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Gels
United States
17Th Ward
Chicago
William Dever
Dever
Safch
Roosevelt
Mobius
Ilinoisom
Red Cross
Russia
Brest-Euokos
Germany
Col. Robing
Rotary Club
Nature Comes To Aid Of Swetonic
Pittsburgh April 21 The Pirates’ pitcher Steve Swetonic, once a failure and prospect of release, found a healing moment in Dallas when a shoulder stitch snapped and his arm regained strength. He held the St. Louis Cardinals to three hits and eight and two thirds innings of shutout work, lifting hopes he can replace Heinie Meine.
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Pittsburgh
Irl
Dallas
Steve Swetonic
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
George Gibson
Steve
Tere
Cincinnati Reds
Pirates
Heinie Meine
Trousers 114 Years Old in Jasper Alabama
Pete Garganus displays a pair of jeans he says are UA years old worn by his great-grandfather at a wedding on March 22. The oddly garbled text notes MAPYX and TEX. CITIZENS MAPFY HAPPY and mentions a Texas auditor’s report with unclear financial figures.
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Jasper
Ala
Pete Garganus
Garganus Aid
Tex
Texas
Teran
Career of Colonel Raymond Robins Highlighted for May Meetings
Colonel Raymond Robins, an adventurer in the Klondike gold rush, a Progressive leader, and Red Cross commissioner to Russia, now serves on the President's Unemployment Relief Organization. He will speak twice during Allied Campaigners meetings and address the Rotary Club. Meetings are set for May 4 and 5.
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Alaska
Raymond Robins
Robins
Klondike
John H Store
Healy
Progressive Party
Red Cross
Russia
Rotary Club
Politicians Are Slightly Worried
Byron Price reports on strained party uniformity in Congress as independents gain ground. The House revolt over the tax bill unsettles leaders, with Garnier's Democrats and the Republican slate both faltering. Some lawmakers, like Norris and Borgh, have carved paths by bucking party discipline.
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Byron Price
Bureau
Assi Press
Washington
Capitol Dome
Garnier
Candidates Must List All Expenses for Primary Campaigns
Pierre April 30 UP expense accounts for the upcoming primary must show names and addresses of contributors with amounts, and detailed expenditures. Expenses filed within 30 days after the primary are to be scrutinized for compliance with the $1,500 campaign limit, including radio time. Governor’s radio spend likely around $1,000 to $1,100.
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Pierre
Sharpe
Secretary of State
BR. Horswill
Green For Governor Club
Mail clad horses first tanks claims stun history
Kansas City readers learn that armored knights on horseback predated medieval Europe. A fresco at Dura Europos shows a Parthian noble in mail armor, suggesting early mail suits and horse protection centuries before later champions.
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Kansas City
Yule
Euphrates River
Persia
Europe
Dura-Europos
Beadle County King for Congress Campaign in South Dakota
Harold W. King of Britton campaigns for the Republican nomination in the first district urging equal agricultural and industrial dollars, abolition of federal boards, and a drastic tax rise. He calls voters to May 3 primary and points to his opponent’s inactivity in 14 years in Congress. A radio talk by J A Johnson on KGDY, Huron, is noted.
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South Dakota
Harold W. Klog
Britton
Missouri River
J. A. Johnson
W. H. King
Congress
Temperance Leader Dr Ira Landrith to Speak Here
Dr Ira Landrith a leading temperance figure chairs the National Temperance council and serves as citizenship superintendent for the International Society of Christian Endeavor. Allied Campaigners will conduct meetings here on May 4 and 5.
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Ira’ Landrith
Na‘ional Temperance Council
International Society of Christian Endeavor
Tere
Parthian Knight Figure Found At Dura-Europos
The article notes a slender Parthian knight sculpted in armor with a horse having chain mail trappings. Dura-Europos, excavated by Yale and the French academy, rose to prominence as a key desert trade hub under multiple powers over roughly six centuries surrounding Chroat era, including Parthians.
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Hastings
Europe
Dura-Europos
Yale University
French Academy
Chroat
Persia
Esmond Neighborhood News Highlights Local Life
Mrs. M. R. Redfield spent last week with her parents in Forestburg. Mrs. H. E. Frost returned from Huron after pneumonia treatment. John Wiles and Mrs. Joe Costello were Huron shoppers. Miss Mable Parmenter of Carpenter guests at the Redfield home. John Dane entered a Sioux Falls hospital for an operation.
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Esmond
M. R. Redfield
Bonney
Forestburg
H. E. Frost
Huron
John Wiles
Joe Costello
Mable Parmenter
Carpenter
Redfield
John Dane
Sioux Falls
Local teens visit Hiron businesses on Tuesday
High school eighth graders visited various business houses in Hiron on Tuesday. Mrs. L. B. Brown of Huron is visiting her sister Mrs. H. E. Frost for several days. Miss Vivian Hollowell of De Stry was a guest of Mrs. W. R. Ohison Friday. Alvin Russet of Badger was a business caller in Esmond Wednesday.
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Smd
Hiron
L. B. Brown
Huron
H. E. Frost
Vivian Hollowell
Fairfield and Huron Visitors and Local Practice
Fairfield residents Mr. and Mrs. Melle Gates visited Huron on Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Urban and daughters Opal and Pauline returned from Philip after visiting the John Urban family, with a Black Hills excursion en route. Mir. and Mrs. George Urban Jr. also stopped in Huron. Fairfield text notes a practice held Monday evening at the Van Borne Home. Lorenz Likeness received word Monday of the death of Mrs. Christopherson of Wolsey's infant son.
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Fairfield
Melle Gates
Huron
George Urban
Opal
Pauline
Philip
John Urban
Black Hills
Mir
George Urban, Jr
Fairfield ‘Hestr
van Borne
Lorenz
Likeness
Christopherson
Wolsey
Huron Visits Highlight Local Social Roundup
Hitchcock and Mulvaney families, with Miss Mary Krietman, in Huron Tuesday evening. Mrs. Sutter and Mrs. Wells visited in Huron Monday afternoon. Mrs. Scheib left Saturday for Vermillion and Sioux City to visit daughter Hulda, a University of South Dakota student.
Local notices and social updates from Huron area
Mrs George Voorhees completes hospital treatment and returns home as Frank Schrader departs for North Dakota to collect potatoes. Beginning Monday May 2 curfew is stated to start at 9 30 p m. Mr and Mrs E E Dubois host guests including Roy Dubois and family of Wolsey C E Phillips and Leon Goodell and Ward of Redfield.
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George Voorhees
Huron
Frank Schrader
North Dakota
E. E. Dubois
Roy Dubois
Wolsey
C. E. Phillips
Leon Goodell
Ward
Redfield
Wessington People Visit and Local Moves Noted
Wessington residents joined Mrs. John Meyer and daughter Helen with Ben Dix and family for a Sunday trip to Blunt. Mrs. Will Eschler and son Harry traveled to St. Lawrence on business with Keith Robinson. Keith Robinson, now employed at a Huron creamery, planned to move there Saturday. Virgil Macher and family expect to relocate westward for new home. The M. W. A. members met in the I. O. F. hall Tuesday evening to plan an upcoming art entertainment feature. Elbert Baird resigned from the Golden Rule store for health reasons, and Mrs. Dorothy Ranft returned Tuesday.
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Elbert Baird
Golden Rule
Dorothy Ranft
Cousin's Home Visited By Traveler From Huron
A visitor from Huron spent two weeks at the home of her cousin, Clifford EL House, during the stay. The arrangement provided hospitality and companionship while in the area.
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Huron
Clifford EL House
Local Notes from Ames and Miller Area
Mrs. A. Hamilton has returned home to Miller from the Don McCutchan residence. Roy Campbell made a business trip to Miller on Wednesday. Mrs. Minnie Johnson returned here after visiting Pierre to be with her sister Mrs. C. E. Johnson who had an operation there. Arthur Johnson and C. R. McKinney traveled to Garm Valley on Wednesday.
Troquois Girls Basketball Team Hosts Weekend Visiting Notables
Troquois girls basketball hosted a chumber party at the Bottomley home Friday night with Miss Storsteen coaching. Visitors included Gladys Mulligan, Armin stenographer, and Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Buns. Wessington Springs and Troquois residents hosted Prof. and Mrs. Gibson and Mr. and Mrs. B. Wilcox of Huron over the weekend. Dr. Wilcox, district superintendent, spoke to congregations in Troquois and Osceola before heading to Esmond. Dwight Kilbey of Pipestone, Minnesota, spent Sunday with his parents.
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Troquois
Bottomley
Miss Storsteen
Gladys Mulligan
Armin
R. S
Esmond
Dwight Kilbey
Pipestone
Minn
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