Early Pioneer Noah Newbanks Dies at Pierre
Noah Newbanks a 99 year old South Dakota pioneer who joined the Black Hills rush in 1874 died after a brief illness. He lived in the state over 50 years and moved to Pierre about 35 years ago. Funeral services will be held here tonight and he will be buried in Kansas City beside his wife. Born December 25 1841 in Senecaville Ohio he mined in Colorado Montana and Virginia City before settling in the Black Hills. He later operated stores and freighting services for Homestake Mining Company and served as Pierre city auditor. He was active in democracy and Baptist church affairs.
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Mary Josephine Anderson
Sparta
Believe Perfume Made Into Booze in Washington
A special prohibition squad searched for sources of 24000 gallons of perfumes and other legitimate alcohols believed converted into bootleg liquor for Washington. Seven arrests, two women, tied to the operation. Investigators traced production to Pennsylvania and Maryland while public health officials probe paralysis cases linked to adulterated ginger extract used as a beverage.
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Prohibition
Uya
Pennsylvania
Maryland
W. A. Heddens
James M. Doran
Bureau of Industrial Alcohol
Progress Seen By Former Huron Chamber Leader
J A Ward former Northwestern Public Service executive and past Huron Chamber of Commerce president praises Huron’s progress. He notes reports of civic efforts by the chamber and other groups and agrees to send a personal photo for the gallery of past presidents. H A Wagner also will contribute a portrait for the gallery in Minneapolis.
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Huron Chamber
Huron College Student Joins Weather Bureau in Valentine
Wayne Harman, after two years at Huron college, accepted a weather bureau position in Valentine Nebraska following his March examination. harlan is to begin duties soon, continuing the agency’s local weather work.
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Wayne Harman
Huron College
Weather Bureau
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Neb
Harman
Officers Believe Earl King Skipped in Aberdeen
Aberdeen reports officers investigating the disappearance of Earl King Stratford. Early tests and information about his debts and meager profits from threshing operations suggest voluntary disappearance rather than foul play. A search began Saturday after his burned car was found abandoned on a road nearby.
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Government In Zula Quiz Now CHICAGO
State investigators sought two trunks believed filled with gangland documents after yesterday’s discovery of a fourth strong box described as containing crucial evidence of crime and politics ties. Papers note trunks of back Zuta, the brothel baron slain three weeks earlier near Delafield Wisconsin. Federal officials joined by obtaining copies of payments for possible income tax prosecutions.
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Colored Nails Fashion Fad Warned by Expert
Washington Aug 20 A cosmetic industry leader forecasts a fall trend of colored nails to match costumes with black or green nails and rose eye shadows. H L Franklin of the organized beauticians says manicures will coordinate with outfits as beauty spending remains high. He notes nail glosses will vary with fashion and cites a multi hundred million dollar cosmetics market.
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Kellogg’s Rice Krispies Sweetened with Honey Dessert
A brief promotion notes Rice Krispies flavored with honey and whipped cream as a dessert and breakfast cereal. It highlights the cereal’s crisp texture in milk, suitability for children, and Kellogg’s Battle Creek origin with oven fresh availability at grocers.
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Chicago Infants Exchanged Back in Landmark Case
In Chicago on August 20 the Watkins and Bamberger babies were swapped back after a night of exchange overseen by City Health Commissioner Dr Arnold Kegel. Both families concluded the other infant was the correct child, and the mothers publicly handed over the babies, sharing tears and affectionate goodbyes as they redressed and resumed their former parental roles.
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Bamberger
Charles Bamberger
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Arnold Kegel
Baby Mixup Ends as Parents Relinquish Child
After a drama sparked by a hospital baby switch, Watkins and Bambergers faced court actions and DNA-like tests. Experts led by Dr. Kegel concluded a mislabeling caused the swap, and the Bambergers agreed to surrender the baby Watkinses had claimed. The dispute began when two infants born June 20 were swapped by error.
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Bank robbery suspects held after nonidentification
Minot North Dakota August 20 three men identified as H G Swanson L D Lowrey and A B Huff were taken into custody after bank robberies in Bistmarch and Hurdsfield. Victims could not identify the men and authorities held them for further checks to locate other possible warrants. All three are from Sioux City Iowa.
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L. D. Lowrey
A. B. Huff
Siow City
Towa
North Dakota girl in Rochester jail calls charges trumped up
Miss Husa, a 21 year old North Dakota girl described as a Communist, is serving a three month sentence in Rochester New York for desecrating the American flag. In a letter to relatives she declares the charges trumped up. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Tyor Husu, farmers living south of there and a Stanley high school graduate with the class of 2928.
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Bel Husa
North Dakota
Rochester
N. Y
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Here
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Two Held for Theft of Suit Cases in Minneapolis
Al Smith 28 of Sioux City Iowa and Millard Walker 28 of Springfield Ill confessed last night to stealing two suitcases from a parked car. Penland and Hill waived preliminary hearing on grand larceny in Aberdeen and were bound over to circuit court on 2500 bonds. Officers chased an allegedly stolen automobile to arrest Penland and Hill.
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al Smith
Sioux City
Iowa
Millard Walker
Springfield
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Ire Penland
James Hill
Alma
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Penland
Hill
Edmunds County
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Gladys O'Donnell Leads Air Derby Claiming Victory
Gladys O'Donnell of Long Beach California won the fifth lap in the women's national air derby at Danbury Connecticut, narrowing her overall margin over Marjorie Dow as the field prepared for the sixth lap. Dow remained her closest rival with Doig a consistent second at other control points, and six of the original Long Beach starters completed the nine day race to Chicago despite Ruth Barron failing to reach Phoenix in time for the Phoenix to Tucson leg.
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