Calls Indian Committee Report Sensationalism
A Gettysburg letter argues the Indian sub committee report on the Cheyenne River reservation is sensationalist and ignores progress. The piece cites tuberculosis risks, milk and eggs shortages, milk cow campaigns, and nomadic habits affecting care of cattle. It notes council gatherings draw Indians away from homes, hindering work and prompting extended travel.
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Cettysburg
S. D
Associated Press
Vierre
Surleam Ik. Wheeler
Montana
Lynn J. Frazier
North Dakota
South Dakota
Gettysburg
Cheyenne Fiver
Here
Indian Service
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Reservation
Cornell
Indian Council
Rapid City
Cherry Creek
Letter From Germany Reaches Neideraur Family Via Zeppelin
Mr and Mrs James Neideraur of this city received a letter from their son Charlies now in Germany. The note traveled from Germany in six days via the Graf Zeppelin on its record breaking voyage. Charlies works in the purser's department of the steamship America and has made ten crossings this year. He plans to visit his parents in early September.
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Mellatte
Aug
Germany
James Neideraur
Charlies
Zeppelin
America
Prohibition Gets Special Study By National Law Commission
The national law enforcement commission assigns prohibition a distinct study line as part of 11 investigations. George W. Wickersham to head the committee, with separate heads named for crime causes, juvenile delinquency, statistics, police, courts, prosecutions, penal institutions, and cost of crime.
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Washington
National Law Enforcement Commission
Commission
George W. Wickersham
Ekersham ‘Ag
Attieia
William S. Kenyon
Town
Congress
Ada L. Comstock
Radcliffe College
Henry W. Anderson
Virginia
Bean Roscoe Pound
Harvard Law School
Frank ,J. Loesch
Chicago
William J. Grubb
Alabama
Monte M. Lemann
New Orleans
Kenneth Macintosh
Washington State
Newton D. Baker
Ohio
Paul J. McCormieck
California
Days of 76 crowds seen in Deadwood parade
Weather conditions and a historic parade marked the opening of Deadwood's annual Days of 76 celebration. A forenoon program featured floats portraying early day life, with setting-pine storefronts and bearded members of the Whiskers club in the scene as expectations of a record crowd grow.
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Deadwood
Whiskers Club
Graf Zeppelin Sets World Cruise Start From Maine
Graf Zeppelin begins first leg of world circling flight passing Maine coast near Portland. The craft travels east of Nantucket at 6:12 C. S. T. and heads toward Newfoundland, following the planned great circle route under Dr Hugo Eckener. Later, at Lakehurst, the ship prepares to launch the around-the-world voyage amid ceremonies and soldierly precision.
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Portland
Maine
S. T
Georges Fishing Banks
Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
N. J
Hugo Eckener
Gs Blumber
Trenton
N.J
Morris Roth
Navy
Dr. Eckener
Call Vote on Court House at Wellington Springs
Citizens of Jerauld county will vote September 24 on building a new court house in 1930. County commissioners approved the election and set a maximum of 120000 dollars for the project. No bonds will be issued. Funds will come from the sinking fund and other sources, available by January 1, 1931.
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Wellington Springs
Jerauld County
Court House
Fulton Man Killed in Fulton Automobile Crash
W W Webb, 70, manager of Hosey Luth grain elevator in Fulton, died after a car swerved on a road west of town. He jumped from the vehicle amid the crash and fell into a ditch as the car crushed his head. Dr C J Spain, riding with Webb, was uninjured. Webb had lived in the area about 50 years. his widow and adopted daughter survive. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Fulton
W. W. Webb
Hosey Luth
Webb
C. J. Spain
New Marriage Rules In Italy Boom Weddings
Rome reports that Italy's new marriage regulations under the Lateran accord take effect, allowing church marriage alone without civil ceremony. Couples rush to wed, while priests read civil duties to husband and wife, detailing names, residence, support, and mutual obligations.
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Italy
Rome
Holy See
Morrison elected Legion leader at Kadoka convention
L C Morrison of Kadoka won the South Dakota American Legion commandership 279 to 225 over George Puder, as nearly two thousand legionnaires and auxiliaries pushed for higher membership and better operations. Auxiliary officer Hattie Bannister was elected, with J D Mullaney reappointed department adjutant.
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Vincent Hovman
Associated Press
Mitchell
South Dakota Department of the American Legion
Legion
le C. Morrison
Kadoka
George Puder
Timber Lake
Watertown
Morrison
Hot Springs
Rapid City
Sioux Falls
Yankton
Aberdeen
Haroan
Pierre
Puder
Amy Anderson
Christine Olson
Hazel Hobart
Woonsocket
Hazel Linstad
National Committee
Isabelle McCullough
B. J. Shardahl
Vermillion
Walter Travis
Walter Dyce
Madison
C. G. Kelley
Averdeen
Walter Mullizan
Tyndall
Frank McCormick
Walter Burke
Albert K. Mathews
Fort Meade
L. P. Johnson
Huron
Ailbank
Ownership Of Road Being Questioned In Hetland Area
Kingsbury county commissioners debated ownership of a county road south of Hetland seen as a bend around a large slough. The board plans to reconvene Tuesday at the court house in this city to continue the review.
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DE Smet
Kingsbury
Hetland
Court House
Lammers Visits Huron Kiwanis Club for District Convention
Jerry H. Lammers of Wessington Springs and immediate past district governor of the Minnesota Dakota district spoke with local Kiwanians in Huron about the upcoming district convention. He planned to attend the noon luncheon of the local club today.
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Lammers
Jerry H. Lammers
Wessington Springs
Minnesota
Dakota
Huron
Cornerstone of $100000 School to Be Laid Sunday
The article describes the cornerstone ceremony for St. Martin's parochial school. A copper box with documents and today’s EIurenile will be placed in the cornerstone. The two story building on Oregon avenue nears completion with brickwork done, and the school expected to be turned over November 1. Monsignor D P Besmond will preside.
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St. Martin's Parochial School
Truron
Oregon Avenue
St. Martin's Parish
D. P. Besmond
Tornaoan
Columbus College in South Dakota to Close This Fall
Sioux Falls Aug 8 Columbus College the only Catholic college in the state will not reopen this fall due to chronic deficits. The bishop says despite hopes buildings may be used for educational work in the near future. Over eight years the institution ran a deficit of about 700000 with annual shortfalls and unpaid student accounts totaling tens of thousands, forcing suspension of operations.
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Sious Falls
Columbus College
South Dakota
Bernard J. Mahoney
Sioux Falls
Flying Faces Setback From Towns Daily Fee
North Smithfield council requires any person or firm operating a passenger air plane for hire to obtain a license and pay 26 dollars daily. Clergymen complain roar disrupts Sunday sermons while Woonsocket chamber questions legality of the fee amid protests. Also reported is Mrs William H Coffie, survivor of a farm tragedy near Interior, expected to recover in hospital after her husband killed their children and himself.
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Smithfield
R. L
Woonsocket Chamber of Commerce
Rapid City
Aug
William H. Coffie
Interior
Coffle
Farmers urged to hold grain as stabilizing act
The federal farm board refused to engage in stabilization bids for wheat. It advised farmers to hold back shipments as it awaits the national grain marketing corporation to handle emergencies. Officials urge orderly marketing until the new body can function and seek local bank support.
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Raymond
Teenie Associated Press
Wasitlington
Farmers National Grain Marketing Corporation
Baek
Grain Corporation
CHC
RAINS HURRY 11 RANCH NIGHTSHOW
Heavy showers pressed the 101 Ranch night show to start early with no program halt. Thousands watched acts in the open amphitheater as Jack Roxie and a Hollywood firm entertained. Rainy midnight packing tents and equipment for a special train and Mitchell performances were planned for today.
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101 Ranch
Ore
Jack Roxie
Hollywood Fin Company
Mitchell
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Huron Chamber of Canuneres
Weather Huron Forecast Shows Partly Cloudy Conditions
Weather report for Huron indicates partly cloudy skies with no significant change in conditions through Friday. Forecast calls for calm winds and mild temperatures with no precipitation expected.
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Huron
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Indian Committee
Cheyenne Agency
Ty Cwias
OL Alexander
Fluvouite
Melleite
Graf Zeppelin
Law Enforcement Commission
Tield
Graf Zep
Aoa
New York
Kid Chocolate
Cuba
Tommy Lorenzo
L. C.morrison
Legions
Catholics Close College
Columbus Ccollege
Huron College
Mariner
Federal Warm Group
Cooperative Corporation
Marmeds
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