Frost-Delay Eases as South Dakota Corn Prospects Rise
Rain across central South Dakota ends drought grip and boosts late corn prospects. Mitchell and Mobridge led statewide rainfall with about 1.46 and 1.50 inches, while forecasts suggest another month of growing weather barring killing frost. reports note improved pasture and plowing conditions and rising optimism for late crops.
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Northwest
Mobridge
Mitchell
Ars
South Dakotas
Huron
M. E. Blystone
Weather Bureau
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Pierre
Rapid City
Salem
Canton
Centerville
Parker
Madison
Flandreau
Watertown
Aberdeen
Yankton
Brookings
Auto strike kills 8 year old in Bioax City
An 8 year old boy Sidney Breit was fatally injured yesterday after running into a vehicle at an intersection on A. Johnean street in Bioax City. Police investigated the accident and noted the driver attempted to stop but could not avoid the child.
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Bioax City
Aus
Sidney Breit
Detgen
A. Johnean Ahs
Hets
Gerard Names Fifty Nine Men Actual Rulers Of United States
New York Aug 21 James Gerard lists 59 elites as the power behind the throne in the United States linking finance industry media and manufacturing to influence. The roster includes John D Rockefeller Jr Andrew W Mellon J P Morgan Henry Ford Walter Tagle Myron Taylor Charles Schwab and Adolph Zukor among others. He argues these leaders wield permanent influence beyond official office. The list appears in his pamphlet endorsing a British empire free trade and high protection agenda. Continued on page ?.
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New York
James
Gera
United States
Gerard
New York Times
Viscount Rothermere
Lord Beaverbrook
America
Ant Omia
Hoover
Mr. Gerard
John D. Rockefetter, Jr
Andrew W. Mellon
J.P. Morgan
George F. Baker
John D. Ryan
Walter C. Tagle
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Henry Ford
Frederick
Weyerhauser
Myron C. Taylor
Finance Bamomilliee
United States Steel Corporation
James A. Farrell
Schwab
Charles M. Schwab
Beth
Air Derbyists To Stop At Aberdeen In Seattle Race
Four pilots wait for the takeoff in the Seattle Chicago air derby. John Blum starts first from Boeingfield with Nick Mamer Frank Kammer and Bert Rout as contenders. They fly via Portland Spokane Butte Billings Bismarck Aberdeen Fargo St Paul. Prize money totals 3000 2100 and 1400 with mileages and overnight stops.
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Seattle
Boeingfield
Chicago
John Blum
Northwest Air Service
Bryn Mawr
Here
Nick Mamer
Mamer Air Transport Company
Spokane
Frank Kammer
Wenatchee
Wash
Chamber of Commerce
Bert Rout
Coast Air
Aberdeen
South Dakota
St Paul
Aerial Agreement Drafted for U S Britain Reciprocity
The United States submitted a draft reciprocal aerial agreement to Great Britain. It aims to cover contingencies for trans Atlantic flights including fighters and air craft between the two nations and colonies, requiring government permission for overflight under current rules. The note ends with a line about tuna in tropical waters.
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England
Washington
Great Britain
United States
Evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson Plans Sundays Pulpit Return
Aimee Semple McPherson, recovering at a sanitarium, says she will preach at Angelus Temple Sunday despite a rift with her mother Mrs Minnie Kennedy who plans to leave for the mountains. Dr Edward H Williams says she likely can resume duties as she desires. Mae Waldron secretary remains a point of contention between the evangelist and her mother.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Ita
Angelus Temple
Minnie, Kennedy
Peggy DeMille Engaged To Bernard Fineman
New York August 21 The New York American reports Peggy De Mille 20 daughter of Willis C De Mille a motion picture director is engaged to Bernard P Fineman associate producer at Metro Goldwyn Mayer The couple say it was love at first sight and her parents approve She is currently on stage in New York with the Theater Guild planning marriage before Christmas
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Peggy DeMille
Bernard
P, Fineman
New York
New York American Today
Peggy de Mille
Willsm .C. del Mille
Bernard P. Fineman
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Sha
Theater’ Guild
Fear For Tong War After Chinese Slain
A 25-year-old Chicago Chinese man was held in Duluth in connection with the slaying of a Chinese laundryman. Police fear the killing may herald an outbreak of violence. Groans were heard beside the body, a Chinese knife was buried in the victim’s right side, another knife bloodstained lay on the floor. Five bullets struck the man, while six more pierced the ceiling and counter.
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St, Paul
Chicago
Duluth
All Hope Abandoned For Van Lear Black
Baltimore on August 21 reports that search for Van Lear Black, famed Baltimore publisher and world traveler, ended with the belief he died after vanishing from his yacht. His will, expected to be filed in a week or more, could dispose of an estate estimated at 15 to 40 million dollars.
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Baltimore
van Lear Black
Adn Capitalist
World Flier
Block
Baltimore Sur
Evening Sun
Maryland
Hera
E Rail
Unemployment Census Details To Be Published
Census director William M. Stuart announced a pamphlet will publish the why and how of unemployment gathered in the door to door census. The pamphlet will include reasons for job loss duration occupation and personal characteristics of the unemployed.
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Washington
Burest
William M. Stuart
Jari
Pamphet
Mrs Clough Dies in Sioux Falls After Long Canova Life
Mrs A F Clough of Canova South Dakota died at home in Sioux Falls after 41 years in the state. She was mother to Mrs McCattree and wife of pioneer banker and landowner Canova. Survived by another daughter Mrs DoG Triptler wife of the Canova Herald editor. Former chief in Canova social circles, the family also noted relatives in Moorhead and visiting in the city with their wives.
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Dog. Triptler
Canova
Herald
Drought Group Set to Discuss Finance for Relief Program
President Hoover to meet banking representatives next Tuesday at the White House to define the drought relief finance plan. State committees may form local credit corporations with six percent maximum rate, overseen by the federal farm loan board, with a projected twenty million dollars needed. Henry M. Robinson from Los Angeles to coordinate relief measures will attend. Eight hundred thousand dollar balance of four million fund to aid seed loans will be allocated to drought states Virginia Ohio Indiana Missouri Montana. Emergency freight rates will extend to western drought states Friday.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Mississippi
Credit Corporation
National
Federal Farm Loan Board
Robinson
Henry M. Robinson
Los Angeles
National Drought Relief Committee
Hyde
National“Committee
Congress
Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Missouri
Montana
Planes Flying To Scene Of Contest
Chicago scene today crowded with aircraft heading to the national air races. American and foreign aviators arrive for Curtiss Glenview field events as officials, generals, and dignitaries travel by rail and air to the spectacle.
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Chicago
Kansas City
al Wiliams
L. R. Atcherly
England
Marcel Daoret
France
Fritz Lohse
Germany
Pietro Colombo
Italy
Hiram Bingham
National Aeronautical Associaton
Marine Corps’ Squadron
Washington
William A. Mottett
Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
James E. Fechet
Army Aircorpe
F. Trubee Davison
David A. Ingalls
the Navy
W. Irving Glover
Alr Maila
Endurance Fliers Take To Air Again In Oregon Quest
Endurance fliers Tex and Dick Rankin piloting the Mono plane On to Oregon attempted another assault on the sustained flight record after a forced landing in the first attempt. The weather and engine challenges delayed their airlift bid, but the team pressed forward from Portland and Oakland to resume the mission.
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Portland
Oak
Tex
Dick Rankin
Oregon
Hoover To Receive Giant Watermelon Festival News
Hoover will be absent at the Lanier event as Savannah reports the giant watermelon festival set for August. Local officials confirm President Hoover’s upcoming appearance plans amid statewide festivities.
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Hoover
Savannah
Lanier
Thugs Rob Dentist at Work In Chicago
In Chicago on August 24 two armed men burst into a dentist’s office during a patient’s procedure. They forced the dentist to stop, emptied the cash drawer and took jewelry, sparing the patient who was being treated. The motive appears robbery.
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Frankel
Dr. Werch
Flowers At Huron Fall Show Judge Flowers At Annual Show
Judge Clarence Walker and fellow judges tally more than 100 entries from 38 amateur gardeners in Huron s annual fall flower show. Summer drought heightened care, with ribbons to be attached and cash prizes awarded at closing tomorrow at 4 PM. The Newberry building on Third Street hosts display and judging today and tomorrow.
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Huron
Newberry
Third Street
Dakota Avenue South
Supreme Court to Rule on Billings Pardons Recommendation
The California Supreme Court resumes after a brief pause to decide which recommendations, if any, to make to Governor Young on Warren K. Billings' pardon petition. Billings and Mooney were convicted for the 1911 Preparedness Day bombing in San Francisco that killed 10 and injured 40. The court rules are advisory and the governor will consider its findings.
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Billings
San Francisco
State Supreme Court
Young
Warren K. Billings
Waste
Thomas J. Mooney
Road Condition Improves West of Pierre on U S 14
The South Dakota highway commission reports U S 14 is much improved west of Pierre after weekend rains. Traffic moves fairly fast now. sections west of Hayes remain poor with resurfacing underway. From Pierre to Ft. Pierre it is good, west to Hayes poor, and from Midland to Rapid City fair to good.
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Pierre
Here
State Highway Commission
Hayes
Midland
Rapid City
Ierre
Ft. Pierre
Good
Ayes
Poor
Philip
U. S. No. 16
Fair
Citations issued against oil officers in Oklahoma
The Oklahoma Corporation Commission issued 73 citations today against officials of 53 oil companies for alleged violations of the oil curtailment agreement.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Oil Corporation c
Weather Summary for Buren and Dakobe Regions
Partly cloudy tonight with no decided temperature change. Dakobe forecasts a mostly clear night with gentle winds from the south southwest and no major temperature shift expected.
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Buren
Nebraska Teacher Dies After Car Hits Ditch On Highway 42
Lillian May Malone, 45, a Lincoln Nebraska city schools teacher, was killed when her car blew a left rear tire and swerved into a ditch five miles north of Wolsey. Her sister Nell Malone and father William Malone survived with minor injuries. The accident occurred near Wolsey after leaving Inisfail Alberta.
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Lillian May Malone
Lincoln
Nek
Wolsey
Miss Malone
William Malone
Nell J. Malone
Nonce
Bead
J. P. Walsh
Miss Marone
Malone
Harry Malone
Inisfail
Alberta
Canada
Bert Minium
Ivyl
Walsh
Ias
Omaha
Four Thousand Reds Reported Killed in Kiangsi Battle
Report from Hankow notes provincial troops killed about 4,000 communists in western Kiangsi and captured 2,000 red rifles. Reds burned Wusueh in Hupeh and sacked Changsha and other towns as foreign warships moved to Hankow. Nationalist forces retreat from Henan and Shantung fronts as northern alliance pressure continues.
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Hankow
Kiangsi
Yangtse
Wusuch
Hupeh
Wusueh
Kiukiang
Changsha
Hunan
Wauchans
Hanyang
Henan
Shantung
Northern Alliance
Pledge of 1200 For Home Mission Work at Nazarene Assembly
Mitchell Aug 21 The Central Northwest Assembly of the Nazarene Church pledges 1200 for home mission work for the coming year at a rally led by Rev S C Taylor of Minneapolis last night Election of officers is set for tomorrow morning Committee reports will be given Friday and Saturday Committee chairs include Public worship H F Reynolds Kansas City Orders and relations Ernest Coryell Vibora ways and missions Me Taylor forest missions Earl Strong Fulton other officers listed with names and places including Fergus Falls and St Paul
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Ministerial Relef
Joc
Williams
Tyree
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Conn
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Ruth W. Stewart
St. Louis
Ruth Barron
Hollywood
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Ark
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Mildréd Morgan
Beverly Hilly
Rockefeller
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Morgan
Evangelist
van Lear
Carl Mann
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Moorhead
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Wiliam Frankel
Samuel D. Werch
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