Nominate G A Abbott for Kiwanis governor
The Minnesota Dakota Kiwanis district convention in Grand Forks North Dakota reports G A Abbott as the sole nominee for district governor. Abbott, active in district civic affairs, chairs the education committee while a single contest exists for lieutenant governor with nominations for several divisions.
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G. A. Abbott
Grand Forks
N. D
North Dakota
Abbott
Tey
Henry. Brock
Rochester
Minn
W, YH. Delamore
Mankato
Jerry H. Lammers
Wessington Springs
Arthur Davis
St. Paul
J. -H. McNeil
Ness
Pugsley
South
Dakota
State
College
Pugstey
Brookings
Rotary
Kiwanis
Una of
New Rock Farm Board
Weather Update Unsettled Tonight Then Cooler Saturday
Unsettled conditions flow across the region with cooler air expected tonight and again Saturday. A mix of clouds and stray showers possible tonight with relief on Saturday as temperatures dip in central portions.
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Jluron
South Pakota
Kiwanis Sidelights Highlight State Violin Champion
The Willmar Minnesota Kiwanis convention feature includes Hildred Brohaugh state violin champion last year and Katherine Frogner daughter of J A Frogner. Miriam Knauf of Jamestown North Dakota a Sherwood Music School Chicago faculty member. Jack Troupe from Madison South Dakota 15 year old pianist. Ed and Mrs Sewell of Huron praised for two piano act. District Governor Willis calls the convention best yet and Helen Paul of Madigan wins high school music title in South Dakota.
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Willmar, Minn
Kiwanis
Minnesota
Hildred Brohaugh
Willmar High School
Katherine Frogner
J. A. Frogner
Willmar
Great Northern Railway
Miriam Knauf
Jamestown
N. D
All District
Sherwood Muale ‘School
Chicago
Jack Troupe
Madison
Helen Paul
Madigan
Queens Political Head Shot Down By Speeders
James Emmi 39 a Queens district political leader was shot four blocks from his Long Island City home as an automobile followed him. Police believe he was targeted in a bootleg or gambling feud and note a candy store he ran was raided last spring on gambling and liquor charges.
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New York
Faially
Long Island City
James Emmi
Queens
Emmi
Graf Zeppelin Speeds Across Russia Toward Tokyo
Mos cow reports the Graf Zeppelin airliner veered north to escape a gale and continued toward Tokyo with 20 passengers 50 000 pieces of mail and a crew of 40. At 2 05 a m it was 20 hours 31 minutes out of Friedrichshafen since leaving Wednesday but weather forced a change of plan as Dr Hugo Eckener weighed tail winds against an eastward route over Moscow.
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Moscow
Russia
Tokyo
Ypriedrichshafen
Visit to Vesuvius Tourists Observe Active Eruption in Italy
E T Heyden and Mrs Heyden visiting Dr B H Bryan household with daughter Virginia and Margaret Brown travel from Hollywood after months in Europe. They tour Naples viewing the Vesuvius eruption from a rail vantage. They observe Mussolini era drills and broad Europe trip through England Wales Germany France Italy Austria Switzerland and Holland noting Americanized practices and German industry recovery. The globe's crust volume is stated as 260 billion cubic miles.
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E. T. “Heydet
Mra. Heyden
Inois “‘Avenue
Ats
Hollywood
Cal
A. Neverad
Europe
Virginia
Margaret Brown
University of California
Berkeley
Naples
Italy
Mussolini
Heyden
England
Wales
Germany
Belgium
Austria
Switzerland
Holland
Memorial unveiling honors Abbie Gardner Sharp rescue
REDVIELD Aug 16 Special a memorial was unveiled two miles north of here by the Children of the American Revolution in memory of Abbie Gardner Sharp one of four women captured during the Spirit Lake massacre near Spirit Lake Iowa The program featured Doane Robinson noting the rescue by three Christian Indians John Other Day Paul Mazakutemane and Iron Hawk and recounting the massacre's history.
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Fred Legler
Redvield
Here
Children of the
Abbie Gardner
Sharp
Lake
Iowa
Doane Robinson
South Dakota
John
Paul Mazakutemane
Iron Hawk
Spink
Spirit Lake Massacre
Indan
Inkpaduta
Congress May Fail of Quorum In Opening Session
Washington reports an opening Senate session may lack a quorum as members remain in vacation retreats. Leaders agree to no business until September while tariff debate and weather shape plans. The House will not extend the Senate holiday, and sessions may be limited by three day rules.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Home
House
Cattle Nervous in Kansas From Low Flying Planes
In Kansas cattlemen complain planes over pastures frighten herds and keep animals in a constant nervous state. One witness recalls a herd running a mile after a plane passed, hindering weight gains and prompting calls to the Kansas City Livestock Exchange for relief.
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Kansas
OIE
Jean
Haggard
Suspects Held in Brutal Slaying of Dorothy Anne
Minneapolis police hold nine suspects in the brutal murder of 12 year old Dorothy Anne. A newly detained man admitted knowing Dorothy and taking her to a lake to swim. No connection found with Oscar Olson after he confessed in Duluth but is deemed demented and under sanity review.
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Dorothy Anne
Minneapolis
Minn
Dorothy
Aune
Tate
Duluth
Oscar ‘Olson
R. E. Donaldson
Olson
Donaldson
Qigon
el Lebeau
J. Hegstrom
Terrible Pun Boss on the Twenty-Third Story Girders
A comic exchange on a high ledge ends with Mike insisting he did not tumble and that any faller was just another person.
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Mike
Mercury Surges 1038 In Pierre Amid Heat Wave
Pierre records a 58 degree low Wednesday night and 1038 high yesterday as hot winds blaze through the capital. Despite promises of relief, locals recall last year’s 1038 mark and note Huron hit 90 degrees while forecasts expect a cooler day with 79 by 11 o'clock.
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Pierre
Weather ‘Bureau
Huron
National Bank Resources Fall Sharply Says Comptroller
Washington reports a material drop in national banking resources from March to June with total resources at 27.44 billion dollars, a decline of 1.58 billion. The decrease includes large withdrawals by a dozen major institutions while trust activities rise, with 2,442 banks holding trust permits and 1,734 actively handling judiciary business administering 75,988 trusts and 4.24 billion dollars in assets.
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Washington
Comptroller
J.W. Pole
Tha’ Comptroller
Hawai
Marci
Praise of Kiwanis convention spirit in Huron
R B Murphy of Bismarck praised the smooth convention setup by the Huron Kiwanis club and the city's residents after attending sessions as district and state party officials left. A bank run followed a perceived health scare linked to President Lewis. Two million dollars were withdrawn from Bay Ridge Savings Bank in Brooklyn amid rumors of his death until clarified.
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Kiwanis
Huron
Kiwanis Club
R. B. Murphy
Bismarck
Board of Administration
North Dakota
New York
M.T. Lewis
Bay Ridge Savings Bank
Brooklyn
Lewis
Senate probes credit as committee plans fall inquiry
Senator Fletcher of Florida supports a committee survey of federal credit conditions to curb speculative lending by banks. He backs King’s resolution for a board inquiry into stock market transactions, views the rediscount rate rise as a check on federal funds use, and expects action by September.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Fletcher
Florida
Senate Banking Committee
King
Utah
Asboard
Federal.board
Glass
Virginia
Norbeck
South Dakota
Senate
Reserve Board
New York Federal Reserve
Norbeel
Capitol
Renewed Clashes Reported Along Chinese Frontier
Reuters dispatches from Mukden, Manchuria describe renewed warming of the Chinese Soviet crisis and continued clashes on the border between Russians and Chinese and between Russians and a white Russian émigré. 60 000 Fengtien troops are ordered to the Siberian border to be deployed under Wang Shih Chen and Ho Yu Kwan. six Russians and two Chinese die in fighting on the Sungari. A Chinese official vows no yield to Soviet demands over the Manchurian railway seizure and warns against mass meetings.
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London
Reuters
Mukden
Manchuria
Sulfehnho
Pogranichnaya
Ho Yu Kwan
Sungari
Daily Mail
Darren Dispatch
Nanking
Ting
Chicago Plane Forced Down On Second Trial
The air plane Chicago We Will failed again to beat the 17 percent day record of the St Louis Robin, landing at Municipal Airport after four hours and 28 minutes in the air. On Wednesday the first attempt ended in three hours and five minutes. Crew members Russell Mossman, Karly Steele and Wilson Herren said another takeoff would be made today.
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Chicago
Aire
St. Louis
Municipal
Russell Mossman
Karly Steele
Wilson Herren
Wetherby Leads Gopher State Open Golf Race
Minneapolis amateur Jake Wetherby led the Minnesota Open after the first round with 150, two strokes ahead of Jock Hendry. Defending champ Jimmy Johnston stood third at 153 as South Dakota entrants struggled. Eddie McEligott of Sioux Falls totaled 71 79 for 160 and R Porter of Sioux Falls 87 87 for 174. The final 36 holes were scheduled for today.
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Minneapolis
Jake Wetherby
Jock Hendry
Jimmy Johnston
South Dakota
Eddie McEligott
Sioux Falls
R. Porter
Jersey Jersey Club of Sioux Falls Incorporation
Pierr e August 16 Articles of incorporation for the South Dakota Jersey cattle club of Sioux Falls were on file in the secretary of state office. The cooperative organization for Jersey breeders was incorporated without capital stock. Incorporators: John F W Paulson Sioux Falls Alfred Christopherson Lake Preston A I Anderson Montrose A N Shater Sioux Walls J M Coon Sioux Falls Miss Joy Townsend left for Minneapolis for a week visiting friends and lakes near Minneapolis.
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Brock
Delamore
Ed Sewell
Huron Club
Sewells
Hosser
J. “Willis
sJettve
J. Otto Jellison
Tom
Willis
Blake F. Patton
Speeders
Graf Zep
Tok
Vesuvius
E. Hh. Bryan
Unveil Hiway
Abbie Gardner Sharp
Wamdesapa
Spirit Lake
Takpaduta
Andrew Aune
Doro
State Insane Hospital
St. Peter, Minn
Francis M. Stephenson
Associated Press
Chang Hsueh-Liang
China
Wetherby
Incorporate
Jersey Club of
Joy Townsend
Minneanolis
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