Bishop Burleson Dies After Long Episcopal Career
The Rev Hugh Latimer Burleson longtime Episcopal bishop and missionary district head for South Dakota died at CAMP REMINGTON BLACK HILLS at 730 this morning cause was angina pectoris He led missions work in the United States and abroad and served as assessor to three presiding bishops as extended life of church service spanned city and rural parishes and global missions born April 25 1885 in Northfield Minnesota married Helen S Ely of New York in 1894 and survived by family members burial planned in Sioux Falls after services
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Black Hills
Hugh L. Burleson
Episcopal Church
South Dakota
Lioux Falls
Protestant Episcopal Church
Hugh Latimer Burleson
S.T.D.D.D
Red Met
Burleson
Biships
Hligh-Post
Utk
Episcopal National Council
Erst
New York
London
Bishop Burleson
Northfield
Minti
Solomon Stevens Burleson
Helen S. Ely
Presiding
Sioux Falls
New York Greets Flying Mollisons on City Hall Route
Thousands cheered as Amy and James Mollison, famed British aviators, rode a siren-filled parade from the Battery to City Hall Park for an official reception. A crash last week near Bridgeport left MoKiigan bandaged, but Amy wore a chic ensemble and flowers. The mayor awarded medals amid a festive city greeting.
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New York
Amy
James Mollison
England
City Hall
Broadway
From
Cherie
Attaboy
Jim
MoKiigan
Bridgeport
Han
Mollixon
States Must Aid In Winter Relief Work
Washington dispatch reports federal relief chief Harry L. Hopkins saying the 500 million appropriated by Congress should cover winter relief if states cooperate. he warned it would not be enough otherwise. He predicted that spending from now on would slow compared with earlier months.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Federal Emergency
Congress
Sioux Falls racer Ray Herbert dies in Peoria crash
Sioux Falls veteran dirt track driver Ray Herbert, 40, died in Peoria Illinois from a skull fracture suffered in a 20 mile feature race. He plunged through a guard rail and down a 20 foot embankment after the incident on Sunday.
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Soo Falls
Peoria Peoria
Ill
Ray Hebert
Sioux
Falls
Hebert
Clark Gable Undergoes Appendix Operation In Hollywood
Clark Gable, film star, submitted to a successful appendix operation in Hollywood. Mrs. Gable said he was resting easily and in good condition. Several weeks earlier he had his tonsils removed.
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Clark Gable
Hollywood
Clarka Gable
Star
Weather For Huron Vicinity Forecast Today
Weather outlook for Huron area shows fair conditions tonight and Wednesday. Temperature trend improves with a rise noted after unsettled spells. No significant storms expected in the near term.
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Huron
South
Duke
Fecaperal
Administration Forces Abandon Million New Jobs Efforts
Pierre and Washington report the Democratic administration abandoned broader action and pushed a beer measure while bills on taxation, homesteads, and windbreaks were debated. Proposals included pari mutuel betting and tax changes, with hearings set and votes anticipated in the Senate and House.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Moenmore
Sioux Falls Brewery Seeks Permit to Make Beer
SIOUX FALLS South Dakota Aug 1 An application for a permit to manufacture 3.2 percent beer under the pending South Dakota beer bill was sent to Pierre today by the Sioux Brewing Company. The company could produce from 100 000 to 150 000 barrels annually, said J H Dokken manager. Under the bill operation would bring from 100 to 1560000 returning to the state annually.
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Sioux Falls
8. D
South Dakota
Pierre
Sioux Brewing Company
J. H. Dokken
Beer's Second Licenses Bill Advances in South Dakota
Rep Edward Schneider of Yankton introduced a bill to empower counties towns and cities to license beer manufacturers wholesalers distributors and to place enforcement under inspections. It sets small license fees 100 for entities 25 for on premise 18 for off premise plus a one cent per gallon inspection fee and no beer tax. The administration favors state licensing and attorney general oversight with different fee structure and a barrel tax.
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South Dakota
House
Edward Schneider
Yankton
Schneider
Schnielder
Yankton County
Second Victim Of Hammer Attack Dies
COUNCIL BLUFFS IA Aug 11 Mrs W E Kelly 25 died in a hospital here last night of injuries inflicted with a hammer by her husband 25 year old farmer and rural school teacher He beat their two year old son to death and fatally injured Mrs Kelly at their farm home near Logart yesterday morning He surrendered but gave no motive.
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Council Bluffs
W.E. Kelly
Kelly
Tus
Stolen Black Shetland Pony Reported Near Huron
A black Shetland pony with a white star on the forehead disappeared from Otto Kuehn farm four miles west and six miles south of Huron. Kuehn believes the pony was stolen. a $100 reward was later offered for burglars who robbed two Wessington stores last week.
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Otto Kuehn
Huron
Kueh
Wessington
Milk Dealers Seek Halt On 10 Cent Milk Price
Independent milk dealers in the Chicago area petitioned Federal Judge James H. Wilkerson to restrain enforcement of the milk code setting a 10 cent per quart minimum. The hearing paused until next Monday with a pledge that other independents would not be prosecuted for selling milk at cash and carry prices of six and one half cents per quart until the full hearing.
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Chicago
James H. Wilkerson
Tactics in Washington shaping Roosevelt program
In Washington July 31 Walter C Teagle and other industrialists quietly edge away from Roosevelt's program. Opponents may resign to expose their stance while Moffett resigns to signal opposition. Government market actions on cotton and price readjustments spark debate over tacit approvals and Treasury profits. Woodin nearly died from throat trouble.
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Washington
Walter
C. Teagle
Roosevelt
Meris
G Johnson
Johnson
James
A. J Moffett
Moffett
Teagle
Expect 100 Concerns Will Be On NRA Lists Tonight
Huron merchants and business men signed NRA blanket code pacts in large numbers with about 300 asked to cooperate. Shorter hour schedules were adopted by many groups, while some delayed until national code adoption. Officials emphasize uniform schedules and warn of potential unfair competition violations, with Postmaster Bruemmer as NRA contact.
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Huron
National Recovery Administration
NRA
E. H. Bruemmer
Roosevelt
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago & North Western Railway
Armour Packing Plant
Standard Oil Company
Nationsh
Bestia
Beauticians
Bruemmer
The
United
One Man Store Owner I¢ Happy
The lone proprietor expresses relief that the shop can close on time without keeping late hours, signaling a shift toward standard hours and personal autonomy. The remark underscores a business model focused on defined operation times and owner convenience.
Fosheim Moves to Unseat Two Democrats in South Dakota
Pierre August 1 Fosheim a Howard representative proposed a resolution to vacate the house seats of Terry McCullen Hu ron and Harry D Williams McLaughlin both Berry supporters and former state employees claiming their positions violated the constitution by serving while holding lucrative state offices The plan would have the house judge the seats vacant and deny salaries for the term The move follows a dispute between administration and anti administration democrats and was deferred to tomorrow’s session
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B.C. Slocum
Glenham
Senate
Terry McCullen
Huron
Herman D. Kilers
Dell Rapides
House
Loriks
Oscar Foshelm
Howard
E.R. Slifer
Chamberlain
Harry D. Williams
McLaughlin
Berry
McCullen
Williams
Tax Department
Fosheim
Miner County
Woman Succumbs in Car Crash Near Sturgis
Deadwood reports Aug wife of Sturgis postmaster. car left highway on a curve, Stolz driving, careened about 30 yards before turning over near Deadwood. Casualties pending official word.
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Sturgis
Ring
Pita Stolz
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