Edison protege Huston wins Edison scholarship at MIT
Wilbur B. Huston, 16, of Seattle, selected as Thomas A. Edison protege, will study chemical engineering at MIT with full tuition for four years. He spoke modestly rejecting any thought of matching Edison, predicts aviation advances and notes marine biology hobbies. He will visit Edison at West Orange before returning to Seattle for fall classes.
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West Orange
N. J
Thomas
A. Edison
Wilbur B. Huston
Edison
Thomas A. Edison
Ag Heig
S. Arthur Waston
Olympia
Wash
M. CG
Lakeside School
Seattle
Flo
Massachussetts Institute of Technology
Day Agent Kills Liquor Maker in Texas Farm Raid
Tom Chandler aged 43 was shot and killed by Charles Stevens a federal prohibition enforcement agent during a liquor raid on the Chandler farm near Pateet Texas. Stevens said Chandler seized a gun and fired as they approached prompting an accidental rifle discharge. Authorities reported finding a still 19 barrels of mash 28 gallons of whiskey and beer at the scene. Deputy administrator George A Hammons arrived from San Antonio to investigate.
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Pateet
Texas
Tom Chandler
Charles Stevens
Chandler
Here
Stevens
Y. Hall
Sedera 1
Prohibition
July Healthy Despite Heat in Beadle County
July yielded nine deaths in Beadle County, down from 18 in June, with a noted decline in other health indicators though details are incomplete.
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Beadle County
Sample Divorce Trend Amid Slump in Marriages
The fragment notes a marriage slump with only 17 marriages reported in July versus 20 in June, and mentions one divorce granted in each month, reflecting a diminishing wedding rate.
Faulkton Forms Lions Club With International Support
Faulkton is organizing a Lions club after charter quota completion led by Marty B. Slater of Lions International. Interim officers are W J Jacobs president and T J Bickell secretary. charter members include H Bottum Mason Chamberlain Z Allen Cornwell and others. Huron Lions sponsor the effort, the seventh such sponsor in the region alongside Miller Wessington De Smet Lake Preston Woonsocket and Howard.
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Faulkton
Lions Club
Marty B. Slater
Lions “International
WJ. Jacobs
T. J. Bickell
H. Bottum
Mason. Chamberlain
Z.allen Cornwell
Charles Hoge
Clarence A. Hoge
W. J. Jacobs
F. W
Huron's Lion's Club
Huron Group
Miller
Wessington
de Smet
Lake Preston
Woonsocket
Howard
Aberdeen man bound over on statutory charge
Fred F. Perkins of Aberdeen was bound over to the Circuit court yesterday on a statutory offense charge. Bonds were set at $2,000.
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Aberdeen
Fred FF. Perkins
Armour Pays Out Fourty Million For Livestock Profits
Armour & Company announced that cash payments to American farmers for live stock poultry eggs and cream totaled 8 165 000 000 since its 1923 reorganization. In six years the company paid 1 213 593 000 for cattle 1 125 983 000 for hogs 227 155 000 for sheep 115 575 000 for calves and 477 757 000 for poultry eggs and by products locally at the Huron plant since 1925 the amount reached 41 438 298
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Armour & Company
Alice
Armour
Huron
Local Dedication Tour Rolls Through Des Moines Area
Mr and Mrs Bark Pellant travel with Ole Fahlin pilot to celebrate new airports in the region. The group, including Mr Pellant and Mrs Emery Pellant, visited Des Moines for special ceremonies and photo opportunities. Mrs Pellant performed parachute jumps in Des Moines before continuing to Ohio and eastern points.
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Pellants
Bark. Pelladeen
Elty
Pellant
Emery Pellant
Bellant 4A
Aberdeen” Airplane.Co
Ole Fahlin
Travelair
Des Moines
Huron
Ohio
Hingis
Soldier Of Fortune p 3 Served Five Nations
A veteran named William G. Melisa mess sergeant at Brooks Field recalls service under five flags in 31 years including Roosevelt's Yough Riders at Santiago at 18 and later actions in Honduras, the Indian Ocean pirates, and World War I under three governments. McLish, a Chickasaw Indian, joined the French foreign legion, served with the British navy, Canadian army, and US Army after being wounded in France. About $70,000 has been received from Groton cattle sales in the past month.
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San Antonio
Tex
William G. Melisa
Brooks’ Field
Roosevelt
Santiago
Honduras
Indian Ocean
McLish
French Foreign Legion
France
Uncle Sam
Igs
Washington Rumors Tie Huston to Republican Chair
In Washington on September 8 reports say Chairman Hubert Work will call the Republican National Committee together between September and 14 to choose a successor and adjust leadership roles. Claudius H. Huston of Tennessee emerges as the likely new chair, with Senator Moses of New Hampshire voicing support from New England members. The vice chair position, held by Mrs. A. T. Hert of Kentucky, is also expected to change hands, with Mrs. Worthington of Scranton named as a probable successor.
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Washington
Hubert Work
Republican National
Claudius H. Huston
Tennessee
Huston
Mos~es
New Hampshire
New England
Moses
Hoover
A. T. Hert
Kentucky
Worthington, Scranton
Scranton
Flert
Financial row at La Sante prison prompts banking reform
Parliament moves to curb prison bank activity as 126 inmates run banks with little real business. Banks trimmed customers, profited little, and faced losses to extravagant women and stock market speculation. First reform requires clean legal records for new banks. six convicts barred from charter eligibility.
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la Sante
Belle Fourche Beet Crop Promising for Good Yield
In the Belle Fourche valley about 12 500 acres of sugar beets look promising for a strong harvest based on early reports from the region dated August 3.
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Belle Fourche
Bellé Fourche
Shining Talent Cited In Successful Production Critique
Critics seldom pan the actors in a successful production. Only Molly was frightened. Some reviewers might think she has written something indecent, though the work stands as a notable achievement.
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Molly
War Debt Commission Concludes Its Work
The tripartite claims commission of the United States Austria and Hungary has issued judgments totaling more than 41 million dollars in settling war debts. The panel will soon cease to exist with Edwin B Parker preparing a final report and only the deposit of funds to cover Hungary’s debts remaining.
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War Debt Commission
Washington
Tripartite Claims Commission
United States
Austria
Hungary
Dwin B. Parker
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Pearl Spring Water CO
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Ted
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Indians
Ingstafe
Dru'xhird
Groton
Huron Clinic
B. W. Sprague
D. Sewill
H. L. Saylor
D. A. Isaacson
Eal
W. WW. Griffith
W. H. Saxton
A. C. Shirley
M.D
Ruth Ryan
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Columbia
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