Knights Elect State Officers in South Dakota Templar Grand Commandery
Watertown Aug 15 Dr William H Tweedle of Pierre was elected grand commander of the South Dakota Knights Templar at the grand lodge session. Other officers include J W Clevenger Chamberlain Harold F Wilson Aberdeen and Walter Stover Watertown who led a recodification effort and the Stover Code was adopted for distribution to all commanderies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Grand Lodge
Walter Stover
Grand Commandery
Myr. Stover
George Pettistew
Sioux Falls
Charles A. Howard
Aberdeen
Northwestern firm to lease Mn ore projects near Oacoma
Officials say General Manganese Corp of Detroit will complete a lease from August 21 in Chicago for manganese deposits near Oacoma and Chamberlain. The plan includes subleasing to operators who will begin ore extraction immediately with reduction on site and power supplied by the local Northwestern Public Service plant.
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Mitchell
Northwestern Public Service Company
Chicago
General Manganese Corporation of
Detroit
Oacoma
Detroit Company
Chamberlain
Funeral Held For Mrs F J Eager In Onida
Onida August 15 Special Funeral services were held in Canada for Mrs F L Hager wife of States Attorney Eager. She died at the Pigre hospital after several months illness undergoing five operations since December and a blood transfusion the week prior to her death She is survived by her husband and other relatives including Mr and Mrs George McDeid one brother and three sisters all of Onida Also Mr and Mrs o H Koch returned from a visit with Mrs Kochs sister at Paullinva and Remsey Tay
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Onida
Canada
FL. Hager
Eager
Pigrre Hospital
Ince
George McDeid
Huron
Rapid Air Lines, Inc
Estella Jonstad
Florence
SL. D
Mabel Helm
Jonstad
Miss Helm
Minneapolis
Graettinger
Sam Burton
H. E. Burton
Patricia Ruth Miether
White Bear Lake
Minn
Robert Nemitz
John Nemitz
Mary Lundeen
Minnesota
Nebraska
IL. B. Butcher
S. W. Gay
Albert
Dolores
Des Moines
H. W. Brown
Fifth Street
Theophilus
John G. Williams
Eighth Street
Patty & Co
E -Snyder
Hitch
M. C. Sortoe
Rev. M
Ptenson
Gamble
Advc
M.L. Tobin
R. W. Clarke
Omaha
H. P. Carson
R.A. Spurrier
Marie
Clay, Genter
Kang
City Briefs Highlight Local Travels And Visits
Mrs L Mitchell and son Stanley return from a month long Minneapolis and Glenwood vacation while Mrs A P Stowell completes buying trips in Chicago and eastern markets. Area residents plan social events and note multiple weekend visits, trips, and tolls of travel across Minnesota and Iowa.
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L. ‘Mitchell
Stanley
Tenth Street
Minneapolis
Glenwood
Wis
A. P. Stowell
Chicago
Cleveland
Neilsen’s
Kans
N. E
Presbyterian
Weather summary for Huron and vicinity
Unsettled tonight and Friday with warmer tonight and cooler by Friday evening. Hourly temperatures show 65 at 7 am rising to 76 by 11 am with a high near 80s and precipitation possible as noted in the forecast.
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Huron
Regional Road Forecasts Across South Dakota Report Weather
Road data for Rapid City Huron Mitchell Aberdeen Yankton Watertown Brookings Pierre show highs from 49 to 86 and lows from 44 to 58 with no rain and roads listed as good and clear. Entries include several typographical errors but indicate general dry conditions and clear roads across the state.
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Rapid City
Huron
Mitchell
Aberdeen
Yankton
Watertown
Brookings
Pierre
Progress in Naval Disarmament Talks Between London and Washington
Authoritative sources report satisfactory progress in naval disarmament negotiations between London and Washington. The plan includes a U S trip by Premier MacDonald in October after Geneva, aiming to set tentative five power conference arrangements. A luncheon at Elgin on August 23 with Ambassador Dawes signals near agreement.
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London
Washington
MacDonald
United States
Geneva
Assembly
League of Nations
Ambassador Dawes
Elgin
King George Plans Sandringham Trip
Buckingham Palace officials deny reports King George would skip Sandringham and say no date is set for a trip. The monarch may instead move to Bognor, Sussex, later, but details remain unconfirmed.
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King George
Sandringham
Gondon
Buckingham Palace
George
Tihe
Jace
Sandriingham
Bognor
Sussex
Snook Seeks New Trial After First Degree Verdict
Dr James J Snook former Ohio State University professor rests in county jail awaiting a motion hearing set for Monday on a possible new trial Judge Henry Scarlett warned of immediate sentence if denied Snook faces execution in five days after sentencing The jury convicted him of murdering Miss Hix with a hammer and slashing her jugular vein defense appeal planned despite declared self defense and temporary insanity by Snook.
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Columbus
Ohtio
James J. Snook
Ohio
State University
Theor Hix
Henry
Scarlett
Snook
State
John L.chester
Spock
Miss Hix
Inié
O. Ricketts
Train Robbery Hero Debunks His Exploit
James DeRoche, once hailed as a hero for halting a 1898 train robbery in Oklahoma, now says the act was accidental. He claims a shattered boiler glass created steam that sent the robbers fleeing, while he, then a fireman, followed orders to escape.
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Pawhuska
Okla
James DeRoche
de Roche
Utility Stocks Drive Record Curb Trade Volume
New York curb exchange trading has surged as utility stocks especially a few key issues attract investors. If current pace continues through 1929 total transactions may reach about 500 million shares, up from 236 million in 1928. Commonwealth and Southern and Electric Bond stand out among the leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Curb Exchange
Commonwealth and Southern
Major Energy Firms Move Toward Big Board Listing
The American Superpower and partners United Gas and Improvement Cities Service and United Corporation placed pressure to join the big board as they moved toward a unified market listing.
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Share
American Superpower
United Gas and Improvement
Cities Service
United Corporation
Big -Board
Koloff Suspended by Illinois Athletic Commission
Dan Koloff the wrestler was sanctioned by the Illinois athletic commission for using too many aliases and was set down for several weeks as a punishment. The incident centers on his identity practices and the commission’s disciplinary action.
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Dan Koloff
Illinois Athletic Commission
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W.H. Warren
Gacoma
F. J. Eager
Mrs. O
H. Koch
Mrs. Koch
Paullinva
Remsey
Beppe
Oeder
Green River
Pieper
Acags
Bismark Ste Stooge Sae
Huronemia
North Platte
the Rapid City
Saint Paul
Sheridan
Williston
Uge
Camble
Dupont
Mss Af Gue
Exie Dupont
Winchester
Hariinjee
Yuna
Camp Jug
Cauge
Ranger
Pex
Ver
Habicht
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
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