Reunion set as Troop G SD Cavalry meets in Huron
Announcement outlines a September 15 reunion of Troop G of the First South Dakota cavalry and Company C of the 17th machine gun battalion in Huron and Beadle County. The event marks the fourteenth anniversary of the departure for Camp Cody and includes a smoker and feed with planning committees listed to handle publicity, entertainment, and logistics.
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First
South Kota Cavalry
Huron
Beadie County
Camp Cody
New Mexico
Mth Division
Addi 1
South Dakota Cavalry
Sioux Falls
Montgose
Clarke
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Camp Cady
Felr
Harry Adams
H. i. Markey
W. E. DeGeest
Hur
Frank Kent
Pierre
Ross Wiley
Carl , Hopkins
Verson Clarke
Ross Wrquhart
Ray Released After Paying Checks in County Case
Ray C. Ray was freed after paying approximately 120 in worthless checks that he cashed for tuition fees at Interstate University of Science in Chicago. State authorities said the checks originated in multiple counties, with Leo A. Temmey overseeing the case. Ray’s release followed habeas corpus proceedings pursued by his attorney F. P. Matz before Circuit Judge Alva E. Taylor.
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Leo A. Temmey
F. P. Matz
Alva E. Taylor
Mansfield Bond Set After Liquor Raid
J L Mansfield of 906 Eleventh Street southwest was held under $500 bonds on a charge of keeping and storing intoxicating liquor after a Tuesday raid. He was arraigned yesterday afternoon and pleaded not guilty, requesting a jury trial. A municipal jury will hear the case later with William J Gartland representing him and John P Sauer city attorney for the city.
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Mansfield
J. L. Mansfield
Eleventh Street
Uthwest
Liberty
Liam J. Gartland
John P. Sauer
Man Sentenced for Resisting Officer and Assault
Shorty Mitchell drew two fences yesterday totaling 30 dollars in fees. He was arraigned after being arrested Tuesday night on assault and battery and resisting an officer. The sentence on the first charge was a 10 dollar fine or five days in jail and on the second 20 dollar fine or 10 days in jail.
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Mitchell
Jel Ha Wasail
Rapid Progress On City Water Wells
Rapid progress is reported on a city well where the drill has reached 90 percent depth and is approaching the third water flow near the 1,000 foot mark. The team works 24 hours daily, with pumps operating on two shallow wells south of Ravine park to secure an adequate water supply. If steady flow continues, the city commission may authorize a larger well to feed the filtration plant.
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Érithacs
Tm Ia
Ravine Park
Force Labor Act May Bar Tobacco
Washington Aug 13 The first treasury regulation under the Smoot Hawley tariff act to ban forced or indentured labor goods will be announced soon It covers Sumatra and Java tobacco and goes into effect January 1 1932 The focus is on denying entry to such goods unless domestic supply is insufficient A survey by Customs Commissioner Eble seeks to gauge substitutes and allow importers to adjust For and against arguments see hearings where American wrap tobacco could meet demand and ban would boost domestic tobacco growers but critics say American wrappers cannot match Sumatra and Java and would ruin cigar taste and raise prices
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Washington
Treasury
Sumatra
Java
Eble
Sumetra
Woman Injures Finger With Gun While Inspecting Insurance Receipts
Mrs Bernice McCurry searched through insurance documents in Council Bluffs Iowa on August 13 to verify premiums. She found an old revolver and the gun exploded severing a finger. Hospital attendants reported the injured hand clutched in her other hand.
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Insurance Council
Blufps
Iowa
Bernice McCurry
Alternk
McCurry
Ita
West Paving To Be Done Tonight
West paving through the state test grounds west of the city was to be completed this afternoon barring rain. Jensen Paving crews laid concrete at the fair grounds entrance and aimed for the Great Northern right of way this afternoon. When finished, Huron will have seven miles west in one stretch joined to six and a half miles east with a short unpaved Third street gap. Bo th Olson crews halted two hours this morning due to crushed rock unloading issues, but delays were resolved and paving resumed. Officials expect the entire eight blocks of paving finished by Saturday night and the east 20 feet of the roadway north to the Chicago and North Western tracks await further concrete pours tonight.
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Jensen Paving Company
Fair Grounds
Huron
Third Street
Booth and Olson Company
Eighth Street
Chicago and North Western Railway
Sixth Street
Pistols ID in slaying of four youths near Ann Arbor
Michigan police identified a revolver as the gun that shot Harry Lore and helped link the four slain youths from Cleveland and Denton. Ballistics expert Earl Stephens matched the 38 caliber bullet to the weapon found and investigated at the scene.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Ypsilanti
Harry Lore
Here
Earl O. Stephens
Detroit
Young Lore
Lore
Clouds Halt Perseid Study In Ypsilanti Observatory
Cloudy skies forced postponement of Perseids observations as astronomers charted dust streams from Tittle’s comet orbit. Two boys and other locals eye the sky while officials debate the origin of strange lights seen earlier in the region. Marriage licenses issued to William D. Chase and Verna Maudine Kinsman.
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William D. Chase
Huron
Alpen
Legal Age
Blaine Denied Employment by Burns Agency
Minneapolis Aug 13 The William J Burns International Detective Agency announced from its Rapid City offices that Robert Blaine involved in recent strike actions is not and has never been an employee of the Burns Agency Blaine who is held for perjury testified in court at Rapid City that he was a Burns representative
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Minneapolis
Willam J. Burns International Detectives Agency, Inc
Robert Blaine
Rapid City
Burns Agency
Blaine
Burns
Slides Show History Of Baptists In State
The Rev W C Deer pastor of Vermillion church delivered a stereoptical lecture on South Dakota Baptist history at Vermillion church. Slides included the first Baptist church in Vermillion and the first permanent schoolhouse, with renderings of church growth. Sterling Palmerton Dell Rapids aided in the presentation and sang several selections. Deer travels in a covered wagon promoting the fiftieth annual South Dakota Baptists convention to be held in Madison October 6 to 7.
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W. C. Deer
Vermillion
South Dakota
Sterling Palmerton
Dell Rapids
Mr. Deer
The
South Dakota Baptists
Madison
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Nancy Carroll
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